New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-15

pa,nre Whit was 70 Do done All t0Oee pFesent
signed without reading It, though with O visible indiy
nation was cen: homo TO the absent together
with the monthly stipend, as If 70 intimate TO them
that thst oney would be the last they should tonch II
they withheld their signatures. The names Of the
ex.Jtsut Carlo Passagla, Professor of Philosophy,
and called BY the priests the "reprobate" on ount
Of his liberal principles Of the priest Giovanni Peru
Rini, Professor of the text Canon Law who had been
dismissed from office cracked on account OF his
sticking to forms; Of Dr. Carlo Maggorau Professor
of Legal Me- iciDe, were wanting. The address vas
handed 10 them on their first appearing on Fnssfay.
Perugni read IT, then, turning to all the professors,
raid
"GR,rIxnEs profess before you all that this address
tains fa'e absurd and hereca pooostonvz that the tenn
poral dominion s assumed dirHt' datum II Is nov iah
TN, formula se and condemned By The Church and s
professor Of law must oppose with all energy and ener
be to to OBTAIN my signature to such ad0c
Was on the sauare. IL was IL o'clock, as told
you There were q hundred idlers about; not more,
assure you. mixed with the priests, and large posse
OF the police. There was no cheer, no cry Whatever
The Pope did not look at his case. saw no longer on
his lips that usual shipper which has given rise 70 80
great q variety of Interpretation among pol1ea
ph, sioepomise. He was received the threshold by
tie two cardinals. He proceeded TO whit the church
lately restored; he then passed on to the man hau
/6ud MdssiD1d . where he sat on throne reared 10
| the occasion. There the Count Thomas Geroi, the
d, an of the legal faculty. with trembling aad unn
teligiie voice read the address Geroi ia kno Tn as
"a well.thinking nan" The Pops rendered his foot
the ksses OF ali persons presents he then stood up
and answered, in Italian, these words, which mos
| faithfully report:
81 gladly accept, gentlemen, the feelings which
feel sc) expressed IN your addres-both those which
Iejer to your duties as instructors OF YOUTH and those
| which You express toward toward our person. As to
| the tormtr advise You TO abide with hfmness Dy
| your resolutions; for he others, thank yon Ger
any our position is at this present moment exception
d. The present disposition OF our youth gives US
/ to aar fhpv
seduction. Thote who venture upon this are not many
is true bat they free and bold sie and by their
evil arts they lead the inexperienced into their own
way have no more 10 tell you-nay lstcl will tell
| you that have read in certain paper sentence
ahch has attracted my attention. and has pleased me
much This is it: that the political funerals OF the
| Popes breathe air of life. Yes, certainly, instructed
by the history Of our predecessors, have found out
Il at This sentence is trde. add that that spirit OF
| PRAYER which IA 70 universally aroused among the
Catholics s also the work of God, and we may, there
fore confidently trust that DO greater evils will Cypress
us. What has occurred in this place laludlDg 10 the
riot among the stndents) is an event which do not
with TO recall TO mind-nay, will not speak Oft
with, however, TO tell you that before leaving home
| (sic) have received some information when mas
greatly consoled me. In second-rate Italian town
| which has gone asuDder from the Ponuacai domh,
| IONS and where big bschool exiss-you understand
me, Bologpa--some good priests have ceie lrateu
mas accord pg TO the intention mark well OF lne
| Holy Father The fact being brought to the kno@l-
| edge of those youDg men the stndents, they have
dubbed their money TO have other masses SAID TO th
same holy purpose do not say this TO induce you 70
follow their example-ob no Fay II only 10 Tell
You of MY great satisfaction, since prayer Is what we
mutt principally rely upon; and nm certain that the
prayers Of 20 many Catholics throughout the world
will not be unirutul before the Lord, whose blessing
invoke upon you. BeDedictus, &C."
After closing his speech, lie descended from the
throne, and dismissed all the bystanders he then vsi
ed several museums, greatly enriched, enlarged, and
built in The best style by himself. am told that ne
distributed his hberalities on that day also but have
10, ascertained the fact beg TO you, on my
honor, that the Popes speech precisely as give
IT, 18th al the bad gTsmn ar bad sense, its childish
disconnected twadde. lie approved TO the full that
beJetioaI proposltion-h0c regimen diUtnuus ddtum,
and very likely he will again snd again set II forth as
an article OF faith At minutes TO o'clock the Pope
again Ie.appeared on the threshold Of the main en-
trance The square Ill taken up by the carriages
Of bis retinue, by Dragons and noble guards. Hls
banosop carriage "stopI ed the way" but the marble
posts either side rendered impossible for strangers
to approach. Behind these posts were about 80 per-
sops with the notorious Lieutenant Lun0ca, at their
head. AS soon the Pope showed his brosd, round,
fnll moon face they cried, ViUd Santo Padre! Iae
groups made up OF several priests. knew
every one of them and can you they did not
exec ed the number OF ~.
After that shont there another cry or rather
hIek in the midst OF all that s~armng OF horses and
carriages. They were poor beggar women by hen.
dreds who called out, Bread, Bread !" (Pane, pane!
p0Iemo pau crosse, mo'tmo della lamel-we want
bigger loaves we are starvlnR! The rope thrust ols
tbIQ IN Die pCcbtt tOOk out pure, gave W
Moptignor FeIsr, and then got in bis carriage Both
criet-ile cheer and the call If distress, repeated
several tines. The Pope-l watched him we'll
glanced at all that beggary crowd, rubbed he hands
a. ain and again. and turned to talk TO Of the Mon
sieDCIi by bis side. The carriage drove OIL the gen.
darmes drove the poor ia BILE 70 the neghborng palace
of NJ, Ferar, the treasurer, where five bdocch 2id.l
per head distr )uted. Yesterday the Pope asked
10 zee the four students who had promoted the address
amorg their eomrades--Lend, Madura, Rnsca,
reenti-prased ard thanked them for their loyal
zeal and presented them with gold medal of the
worth Of 40 scndi each. The Rector and Vice Rector
have been dismissed from their office. consstoral
advocate will be appOiFted 10 the reetorshp.
TOM SAVERS AND THE BENICIA BOY.
On Wednesday night there was strong muster at
Ould Nat CambraD, Castle street. Leicester square,
TO wness the stalking Of the third deposit Of 81 side
for this match. The stalking OF course was mere
matter OF FORM especially on the part Of the American
ChamIiop the whole of whose money has been some
time in our hands, The crowd on the occasion was
caus, in some degree by the excitement aDent the
fQbt between Mace and Travers on the day, but
more especially by the expectation universally preva-
lent that the Benecia Boy, who had been present at
the mill would have put in appearance. In this
no Eeyer the Fancy doomed 10 disappointment,
the Boy with commeDdable prudence, keepJg himself
out Of temptation and sending an embas-ator 10 the
Cambran Court III tie shape Of Jack Macdonald TO
rec that all was straightforward and shipshape. On
Thursday Heenan called on us 10 report himself, and
we at once perceived that he had been anything bnt
idle daIDg bis brief sojourn among the Wiltshire
dOwpe. lie evidently in rude health, and ftst
yereipQ upop fighting trim. His mug was much thin
ptr than hen we lat saw him. and there elias
ticty and a buOyancy Of spirits about him which
showed that the formidable talk before him evidently
dc OF disturb bis dreams. The only complaint he
had 10 make was, that he was hunted almost beyond
endurance by the curious who would hardly allow him
even TO have hR meals peace so great was the NUS
aDce becoming he taid that if persisted in he must,
however re uciany, give up his training quarters ad
| II. h. g.Ih af. Ea