New-York daily tribune., 1861-01-19

Congress who served win iiaIhi, wien no war ~ lii
Home, say they always knew ne had streak OIL
negro in him."
The Rev. W. James, an English Unitarian, IN
very Interesting letter 10 The Christian Retormer,
gives the following account of interview with the
Pore:
" Before left Bristol, obtained from a Roman
Catholic clergyman there letter OF Introduction W
honign Talbot who resides at the Vatican, ana nas
some high official employment near the ropes person.
Through him bad al audeuee OF the Pope, Tor winch
last Wednesday was appointed. ] was allowed to
take with me MIR. GaDgody, and we went very
quietly TO the palace in the morning, al III O'Clock;
there we saw cardinals in their snowy robes, ana
mbrs of state and Others ns they passed IN ana OUT
to and from the pfesence Of the pontf An hour had
elapsed before wac summoned. had previously as
ceriained that, Protestants there would be no
SPECIAL marks of required from US on TINS
occasion and paid the token Of respect which
we should have done bad attended the Conrt at
bone We found the Pope seated at table, IN the
vlan white ecclesiastical dress which he always wears
in private, and with calm and beng1 ant counten
anCe expressive Of liability and genteness rather
than force of charactero mental vgor lie seemed 10
about seventy years OF age, and bis features
have not them the traces Of care and anxiety when
exTeced would be visible from oil be has recently
bad TO do and 10 bear. Nothing could exceed e kind
lines of manner with whrb he received me. There
was not the slightest exhibition Of haughtiness or cold
ness IL word or action lie spoke naturally OF what
out Of the circumstances in which Se stood be-
fore him. had been introduced as Soclflan MN
ister from Bristol. And ventured TO say that this
was mistake, that was not follower OF Socinus,
not ayr, eng with him in of his religious eoncu-
sors that belonged TO church which refused 70 DC
called by the name OF any man. however
ard excellent, and that Unitarian Christian.
Hearing this, the Pope reminded me that Soclnus
was an Italian and then asked me if knew anything
Of the history aud writings OF Qehinps, who was also
an Italian oi the Capuchin order, but ren?uneed the
Catholic Church, and became an Anii-Tinitarian. l
reped that familiar with the life and the Anu,
Tintalian opinions OF this siDguaryglfted man. ana
with ls fame pulpit orator. and that ne had hke
wife exc rcised HE functions preacher IN England
might have told bin that Oehinus sought leinge
from persecution there, and that be would prooaoy
| have spent The remainder OF his nle III my hauVe
country but for the death Of young King Edwaro ana
the sad change which took place with the accession Oh
Mary aud the reestabishment OF Romlsh doctTines'
| But this. of course would have been rude and i'm
proper and nothing further said on the subject;
Tbe Pope then turned 10 the Brhmin and wa iniorieu
that he going to Calcutta az Chrlsthh ms-
siouary TO bis native HiDdOos having renounced he
henilm and embraced Unitarian views Of the Gospel
He did not forget the English youth who was with
me- and was told that he was OF The independent
denomination This led lin to make some reli ks =
| ON the diversity Of thought and speculation which
| prevaed in the world the subject OF rehgoni ana
| turning 10 me, be remarked; My daily prayer IL,
that an id the divions and controversies Of Chrlte-
oom all may be brought to know me ruin Ahu 70 az
H. OF course felt that the truth, as he undertood
IL must be the system of which he II the head ana
4 retrerentaiiye But hz words brought TO my mind
The pra, er # Jesus SaDctfy them by thy truth thy
word isiruh; and said 10 the Pope that his petition
was mine also and tha. it one in which all good
| Christians must cordially unite
| An Alton, H., mser named hcLane in purchas-
ING lnudanum with which TO commit suicide frst hay-
ing kiledbs wife higgled with the apotheoary about
the price and claimed reduction for having purchased
| the vial.
q II IN hot. IN, ,ia rofl flara n
tool place on Monday evening, before Judges the Hon.
| Henry Dutton, Prof. T.. Looms, and the Hon. Henry
| b. Harrison, on tie question, lie Free Prese con-
| ducive TO Morality
srn,xru -l~Aiifed Heuenway, Hampton, Ma. Je.sPh
stgsy saSSnds y H. n.4 %.nAIPSpi q sSs.dPS Ps
A. Pson Great B~1iPs,Ss Mas. siS9T s,lt r.
psw New Hahn jos1 SI% Ksp., Sss p.n C conn The decision
q the judge. iolows FRI Plhs 70 J. 4: hsIHe'
Court mourning is thus defined in an official order
a, London
ns.s The Yh in. fer late Majesty the Queen Dewsfei
ys sssS .S asS 81 s.n 81 iSs aSsa a
cloves nsekec. and earrings black OF white shoes fans st
pss ueh ssei ords and baoe The Court change sh.
aO1lns Ihudsy shs loih q JInusry neIi Ihs Ad' :
plain white vbie aud sold white ard silver sans wiu
bAk bben. The seHeH.n 10 wce ei.es eos ana sAes o.
nnu kie and gold white and silver st1' aist
eosis s trimmed eoior,d ,~oa and buckles and on Thur.
day the 18th Of January n.S The Ioet 70 20 0u' o
| -ofMr Seward, the Washington correspondent o.
| The Philadelphia Gazette says:
"unD. Mr. wehster who always careful that the outt
man sould keeping with the occasion be appeared IN m
rouE nd 81 rev without evidence II preparation
OF ssvad imposing In or person fes
m,nbers Of the Senate oud th. Of stranger less
6r,t ss or nos. became known. Ill. voice
husky .oeuon bod and hs altogether gnst
usove A. time. when be attempts to give physical emgha'i
10 orcihe finished thought the effort seems Ano'
tfot.sqB-iheTe 10 90 ht,s spPHeDt sympathy between IN
und ard Of the HIS intellect aud h finished 60
.ure how invariably triumph these strong nAtu De
and falls TO sy. tho Impression OF sup.ro
| ability, scholsIship, thous sht and ,assciiy'
| The late Judge William Kent thus declined al
offer made 20 him Of the -Chancellorship Of tb'
| New-York Ditrict in 1882
cannot afford 20 tekr H. Ny expenses though mod
crate, the proposed income and iheTe no Proba
| bihty that the salary wi ever be matssauy Taised
sednced from the and scfuessred path OF LIE
which happiness am pursuing must be by something ght
| f,rlur of u IL u Drputy's assistant 81
Tb.r. ushrf The Triton Of the Mnnows the shadow OF
| shade - =,
N will be oreove s1cecdr sy lAborops and the decision
win be subject rvvion Of Chancellor WalwoIsh nus
crouch him. unequal aIfre when he VIII hsv
the blow and my tied have much stomach TO
| the hrst alternative too little for the last
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