New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-24

while according to the will of God the Holy See OF
Sc. Peters stated above ought to be protected IA
the liberty Of is apostolic Office. The fra. svidsni
sgns of he hostile attacks were seen at he Paris Con-
grtss of the year 1856; when that power among other
host 10 Declarations proposed TO weaken the Temporal
power of the Pope and the authority Of toe holy Sse
Bu, lsst ear, whom war broke out between the Em-
peror of Austria aud the Emp Of the French aod
the King of-Ssrdnia, DO fraud, no sin was avoided
which could excite the inhabitants of the states
of the Church 10 tedton. Hence instgators
were despatched, great deal Of money
was spent arms were supplied, exeiemsns
was created by bad phets aud journals and ifaoi
Of every kind employed even on the part OF those
who were members Of the embassy of tina; couotrS al
Rome, ~i'hout eard to honesty and in,arnsnoosi
right they pretended their dignity, in order TO bs
enabled 10 misuse it, 10 pursue their dark projects for
damaging our Pspal Government. When, then 10 some
of our provinces The seditioD, which for some time
had already been entertained Handsomely, broke out
at last openly, the aeitators drec proclaimed roya
dictatorsbip and comm ssioners of the SudioAn Gov
enmeb, were immediately appointed, who then, in ss
sumDg other tes undertook 10 govern those provinces
Dnrng these occurreoces, We remembering our serious
office old not fail in ALLEGATIONS of 10Th OF June ana
Goth September Of ast year 10 complain loudly OF these
vioat of he temporal pc ver and TO remind the vio-
lsto,s f the punishment and atonement which are i'm
posed by the csnoncs laws and which they became la
bic II might have been expected that the orginaors
of these violations would, in consequence OF our re-
peatsd sdmonons abstain from their mi ist PROTESTS
especially as all the chiefs Of our holy church. as ven
the fathful believers of every rank dignity ana
clsss Joined their own protests TO ours, IN oroer 70
defend uDsnimcusly the rights OF the Holy Bee and
of the Church in general as they very well under
stood how much The temporal power, which Is made
Questionable this occasion, Is necessary ior
the maintenance of the Papal power. Bd-"e
shudder in saving 1.-THE Sardioi3n Government
has not only despised our admonition sn1 con-
plaints and our religious resentment, but by per-
severpg in its Welcomes by force, money, threats
terror, and other cunning means, they ooaiDed the
- larf dQra N
provinces occupy them and to subject them TO their
power This is great profanatop "a rights Oh others
have been ped against the law OF nature aud Oh
God; every law has been overtime TD and the otses
Of all temporal power and human society nave been
under mined. We perceive one side, with the grea-
eft grief bow useess would be all further Complaints
against tboae who like deaf adders close their ears,
and who do not listen to our complaints and aamons
teDs; aud On the other eide feel what the cinse Oh
our Apostolic See and toe whole catholic world re-
qnres fol etgustzipg the attempts of those wicked
IneD, in order not by taTryDg TO preluoce ING i5n
of onr grave Office. 1t resulted tha faithful to the
examples of OR iustrious predecessors, we exercse
that authority which gives the power TO looseo aod
to bind, in order 10 employ the necessary severity
against the guilty, and TO give sautory example 10
others.
"Hsvpg invoked the light of the Holy Spirit 10 pm
vste and public pray ers and having taken tue ADVICE
of the reverend brothers, the Cardinals oil our hoy
Pomish Church. we declare, IN accordance with the
authority which we hold fro n Almighty God ana tue
most noy Apostles Peter aud Paul, and also in ac-
oordaDce with our own authority, all those VINO nave
taken part in the sinful instruction 10 our provinces
Ia the usurpipg occupying, and invading them or In
doing such deeds we complained OF 10 our above
mentioned aocu,ions of the 10th june and 10th OF sep
TENDER of the last year. or those who have perpeased
some Of those acts hemselve', rs well as those VINO
have been their wsrrantees, supporters, help
ers counsellors, followers, as well as thoSe
who cOIpived at executing the ABOVE nen-
tioI ed deeds under whatever pretense, aud la
whatever manner, or who perpetrated them them
a, hos tols thefn
the major accommodation, and religious punishmsnt
as they determined in OR Akostolie Consntat9n,
and by the DEGREES Of the General Councils especially
that Of Trent sess. ID, chapt III, on reforms Rnd IL
necessary we excommunicate them again. we anatnem-
Use them, further declaring that they are TO lose all
privileges aud gra3es ana indulgence which they co.
10y ed until FROM Paps predecessors, and that
they cspnot in any manner be released or aosoved OF
these cepsnres bv any one except ourselves or the
Rcmsh PoDtif then Teiguing, except at the moment
Of DEATH but not in the event OF their recovery
when they are again subject 10 the above punish
ment and unable 10 receive any a5so-
luton. until they have retracted revoked, annulled,
and abolished in public all they have United and
have brought everything back fully and effectively 10
its former state and have given complete satisfaction
TO the Papa 20 yer. Therefore all those who in the
motest manner have partic paed In those deeds and
also the successors in their Offices, ara Liable to such
revocation TetTasion, abr0gaton, and abolition OF the
sins, 10 do personally, in reality,
and in truth and to give tie fu satisfaction they Owe
to the Holy See, and under pretenss 70 be released
and freed, but TO al ways remain bound by II un toey
are worthy obtain the benefit of absoluiion thus we
declare by the present letter
"But in being obliged by sad necessity TO fulfill this
part of duty do not forget that we represent
Him on earth who wiehes not the death Of sinner,
but rather that be should be converted aud live, for
lie into the word to GEEK and to those who
de- Therefore, 10 fervent prayer we implore aud
ask INCREASINGLY in the meekness of our heart, the
mercy of the Almighty TO enghten by the light OF His
holy grace, and by His Almighty virtoe TO lead back
to the path Of salvation all those against whom we
have been obliged TO employ the severity OF the re-
lieious punisbments. Herewith, by this letter AMI
all its contents, and all that has been said above. we
order all who have participated In any way or IN
any manner, Of whatever rank, dignity, or cliss
they mae be, whether they are Individually
mentioned or not for whose sake the present letter
bas been written, and who not sufficiently desgna
ted, who for any reason or petense whatever
should doubt the signature or the value OF this letter.
who should De brought before jusce aud should ap.
PEAL against IT, who ehoud ask for grace, thai thi5
document IT, and shal always remain and DO consider
ed valid and shall be invariably and incontesably OBJ
served by those 10 whom it refers, they shall DO re-
sponsibe before every judge or deputy also before the
auditors lea lditores vi the apostolic palace and before
the Cardinals of the Holy Reman Empire, and before
the od ioore gdtum and nuncios of the See, aud be-
fore all who possess or will possess similar Pc Yer;
and they shall be deprived OF all faculty and authority
Of Judging interpreting, and that if they do 1t shall
be declared invalid As the present letter, as is well
known cannot be safely published every where, and
especially in sueh places where IL would be most re.
CURED will that this letter. or copies OF it, shall be
posted on the doors of the Lsteran Church. those
of the Church of the Prince of the Apostles (6dsca
PJincip,s ApOst0LOramI on those Of the apostolis
cbat Gerry and ger eral cura (curio genera in Monte
C0toS aud at the corner OF the field OF Flora OF the
city, I'm dcie campi ForG de ur6e usual aad the
30 posted and published tters and each OF these let
tiers shall have the same power upon every one
whom it concerns rs if they had been presented n0n
inatim and pers0nalter We order that TRANSACTIONS
as well copies of the printed letters shal DO signed
by rome public notary, and sealed BY some person who