The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

pet*een Tue Aunf,Ao and Pata governments by which
the latter bod Themselves not To Augment
OF Bns ns and Apcopa. 70 a1y exterior fo,ts-
rbs round sne latter pscs In pursuance t1s agree
msDt the garrison Of Ancona witch hSd been augmeuted
TO GOO men, has been reduced nsif COVLEY
Cnuo. wslewrsi the 27,h OF Nay told Lord Co gey
that be had no Knowledge Of the of government
Of Sas ca 70 recognise Psal neutrality ana should hear
sucb tn announcement gisn regret
Acorrefpondens Of the Ustrers writing from Rome
the IAN gives The Following account Of the reception OF
the ~ deputs,ioo az the French bsasqaartees
wse stated that depusaoa OF the Boos 3d. Who re-
paved TO tie kmpsTor Nspolsoo 70 a'quan, him the
suason vi ine homsgra and the VI iahanants
10 &c joined TO Piedmont, back with sything
but ~ sgFeeabe answer The Emperor Ia reported {,
have sso .-"Resuin TO your country obey youc sove
reign aud remember ioa lay TO lessen
his power but TO make respected There s RI nor
thai another depuiaon 20 the Holy Father
ay al iees prayer for pardoa and premise OF per
TIE Vienna corr sspouden. Of the Lardon Times, writing
onde- date Of June 10, tells rssher different tale, fol-
owsfDe Aastsns greatly fear that he retreat OF the
FayreoD Of Arcorx will cir ~ recent sseqs have
sbewn ha, the neutrality Of The donates OF the Church is
rot likely 10 be respected Wcen beard OF he 600
Pessrc on their wey to Rimini Bologna and
Fersss According private advces gou, Rs ne Gene
raj Coz on eaicusy watches svey step male taken by
the Pope
The reeolu.sons taken by the dgu,a-ies OF the
srcniepiecopRl see OF Vienna, which were approved
sy zoe Pope rome weeks ago, we're TO have been
Mcbbishcp Old not consider the moment opportune.
ray fortunately because the state Of public feeing
10 Vienna such would imprudept 10 gre the
Vi@nntso for dscorten Doe Of tue reso-
lutloss, which ar 20 be read tho pulpit u.s. the
Rcnsn church dsapproves Catholics holding comm
n9dn9 reoen) with Potes,ants Jews, Sc strongly
hsvnes them to avoid doing Catholics servipg 10 the
families Of Protestsnts, Jevs &C., viii be " punished,
bestydf) by the church. which meare they viii be
resrsed ahsoluon when they have coo ssed their
The priest Ie reasonable tnst Austria should under
such crcunstaoces expect to meet wn sympathy in Ger
many snd EnPlsud? In FUTURE the Jezs provincial
tovue and villages will not DO allowed marry without
bsypg applied for and obtained the 0; the civil
sushoTities
Paris letter says:-ygr. saccor the Papal Nurcio
has had conference With Count waeweki subject
OF the ae movements in the Pspa Leg Toe French
Minister has completely Batsheo The Nnnco the
tentiops OF the Emperor who has deciced maintaining
and In case OF need defending the integrity Roman
reforms.
Munich letter Of the 18Th ststes-oouut de Re hbsrg
has forwarded 10 the Austrian diplomatic agents abroad
copies OF the two notes wen be addressed 9th
and 18th to Count Colorado, 70 explain 20 The Holy Sec
the motive Of the departure Of the Austrian troops from
the legations That motive is stated TO be the arrival OF
French Ship Of the line in the port OF Ancona
stance which the Cabinet OF Vienna the present excited
state of the population. deemed incompatible with the
principle Of neutrality adopted by the HoIy See
The Steele declares itself opposed 10 any examination at
present Of the various questions ccnnece with the
nal organization OF the Italian sases which have declared
themselves against Austria Referring to the vsit OF
BoogDese population 70 the King OF Sardinia Our conem
roSaJy Gays
This is not the moment to discuss sthe important.
queton OF the temporal power Of the Pope This ahab
faud Of The RcmagDa and the legations should give
full expression to TIE wisaes which they have right
10 indulge they have be delivered from the
bru,iy ing yoke OF the cardinals, and 70 have liberal
irtntn.iuns At last guaranteed to them. Blu. u Is
tain that their desires be ized and that the po
bleme Of Internal policy cannot be resolved before the
compete expulsion Of the foreigner Let oil true Nisns
therefore lead their aid drive the Austrsns
Penr suia, and when that shall be pplisned Will be
tine TO asceg tain what institutions mos! suitable for
Italy. and to discuss the grievances of the population At
The present moment good nee aaa sound ccy both
opposed 10 complcatDg the nal question BY sdo
ttor OF the serious difficulties attending OF
enfrsnehsed Italy Lt repeat the phrase Of the cnisf Of
g0t1 lor In Ia
enc TO morrow you VIII be the freo citizens Of great
county"
Dublin bis arrival from Rome by the ssus OF pastoral
calling or prayers for the safety OF tne Pope The
dnians ebo aye accused of being the foeners Of the
war, are thus denounced by DR. Coiteu:-
Italy The cradle OF European civilization, the hgloxed
residence OF vicar on eat3 the brsa place of a
Vulnerable Saints and Christian heroes appears 70
pass through the furnsce o. ac.ion many OF her proud
monuments Of art will be destroyed, ces psrhaps
laid eaie and her beautiful and fertile heds reduced 10
cetoa'e wlidt5ttss Perhaps, oso, shs may beco re
prey 10 moral evils infinitely worse than physical sui
ieIpss Piedmont has been for many years den aud
refuge cf the revo'uopsts and Of usturbea add
Of the pence Of the world. Tie ~no nave had n,
power OF that county thir hands have tho
greatest hostility sgspet tho Catholic religion TO which
ths people Of tha. country devo e3ly attached T1ey
bave persecuted and panished some most venerable
b,sbors, and subjected the church to irksome
Slavery. Converts and monasteres havs been sup
pressed, and their pious donates treated with the
greatest harshnees. Church property has conha
Gated public enucaon been rendered dangerous aud
in open enemies Of religion been Glazed
al the mead Of and entrusted With ns.ruc
ton ~ youth In fine, under the hyrocri'ical preteocs
CT ptroducrg liberty OF the drs. persecution
has been established If the principles of a handful of
who have inflicted evils on their orn country
and rave outraged the feelings Of It's inhabitants sas be
propaeated by war, not Only religion, but human
ciey will sustain the greatest loss, and other States will
have 70 undergo the same sad ordeal 70 which unhsp
py Inhabitants of Piedmont have been subjected duriny
the last ten years Whist dangers are noeutins
there s one State 10 which all Catholics turn their
eyes with peculiar interest; mean Rome its
ia
ton Of the Affairs OF the universal church Promises bare
been msde OF most decided character tina, Pops's
disturbed BY the enemies OF the holy See may rest
assured that God who watches his church. though
he may allow her ministers to suffer trials and psrsesu
ops, will turn ali such euerDgs to His greater honor and
glory, arc to the advantage OF religion T"
Treading in the footsteps Of Dr. Cullen, Who Papal
delegate and Primste Of Ireland naturally LED the way
the tuar Archbishop Of Csshei tDr Leahy) issued
pastoral OF monster Dimensions tor the digestisn Of
faithful in his diocefs The position OF the Pope and the
parinory OF g. Peter the alpha and omega Of this
poco religious manifesto passage will be quite
sufficient TO indicate the spirit which pervades the
Now that Italy has become the theatre OF war; the
enemies Of thu Holy See many Of them hoping for
sootb that the head Of the Church may be deprived Of
bis temporal possessions and that with them his spiritual
supremacy may and come 10 end. Van thought
not for the Hrst time entertained But THAT sove
reign in Europe can plead better title TO his dominons
than the Holy Father can advance in behalf Of his ten
pora sovereignty Centuries centuries before IN
cestor Of any Of the present knsy or imperial crowned
doms rose into which Europe tiara
with its triple crown graced the Pont's brow, and Cen
Ta Italy nom the Tuscan Sea to the Adrac enjoyed the
blessings OF high civilization under bis mild and bened
cent sway Nor was his sway acquired sway Is
generally acquired-by deeds Of violence. No. il was
when violence bad laid imperial Rome in ruins that the
High Priest Of Christendom appeared upon tho Of
eesolaon angel Of peace with healing wings
Sent by the Goo Of Peace, with the blessing Of the
upon him, be possessed the land In peace Nett w. A.
that land which has been now for the patrmo0y
Peter The princes Of the earth grudged not There
remarkable career Of the ost celebrated oonqusror
modern times who waged great WAITS In his day, won
mighty Battles cast down kings and set them up at his
pleasure had all Europe subject and bleeding his feet
and in the pride Of conquest hands upon tho pa
mony and person Of Christs vicar How did this mighty
conqueror whom the world could satisfy with
Email patmony Of Peter addon did close
h careerg He died in exile distant ilsle siaud He
who vsby punished that sacrege that usur patton
IL ever the defence Of the weak against strong; and
He viii, we may devousy hope throw the shield Of H,s
protection over His humble, unonendng vicar, and ward
on from him any future attacks OF his enemies As God
from time 70 time permits great caames to befal the
nations OF the earth In punishment their SINS IL NAV
b that the flames Of the unnatural war winch hss
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