The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-07

that ship is not intended for the particular State 10
which she supposed 10 he built The honorable gentle
suggests that ought to amend the Foreign Enlist
man' act and add the word 'buildng well as "arme,
and equipped" But that goes beyond the question Q
sh ps ar. You put an end to branch Of trade In
building OF ships OF commerce for foreign States Hear
You would thus 90 beyond what even the honorable
eman contempaies. say nothing about the question
OF altering your law 10 suit the convenience of any foreign
government or al any particular moment We undertook
change In the law ago, not in Difference 4
any demand from foreign government, but because We
thought gentlemen and mon OF honor the government
ana Q, TINS county, were oouSa 20 40 what
sonal danger 10 which he exposed from conspators
in this country. We did 1t spontaneously, but NO
such principle applies to this for TO pursue the
course the honorable gentleman recommends would be
lettering legitimate Industry and commerce and
do net think the House would agree TO such change
think that endeavor enforce our law a
Gar and that wherever learn that there ara
ships being built presumably for 6eigerent. between
ought TO enforce law as r courts o justice enable
u.s. That win DO tho course pursued by the government
As regards Of the iron cads 10 which my honora
friend has referred am informed that the French Consul
claims il for the Emperor OF the French. mr. Golden
shook his head.) How that Is canno. say.
Plus TX. ON the Robellfon.
TO OUR VENERABLE BROTHER JOHN, Archbishop OF
rorz Plus TX.
VENERABLE BROTHER, HEALTH APOSTOLIC BxNRDIOrion
Among the various and most oppressive cares which
greatly afflicted by the truly laentabe state In which
the Christian people OF the United States Of America are
among
them.
For venerable brother we cannot but be overwhelmed
with the deepest while recapituate with pater.
nal feelings the slaughter ruin destruction devastation
and other and to be dep0red caamies
by which the people themselves are most miserably
harassed ana elaborated Hence have not ceased TO
offer up, In the humility OF heart, most fervent
prayers 70 God that He would deliver them from so many
And fully assured that you also, venerable
brother pray and mpore, without ceasng the Lord OF
Mecies grant solid peace and prosperity to that
WIG nv 6o 7troO f
ministry embrace with the deepest sentiments chart
ty, all the nations Of the Christian world and though
him who b the Author OF Peace and the Lover OF Charity
we cannot refrain from intoxicating again and again.
the minds OF the people themselves, and their chief
rulers. mutual charity and peace.
Wherefore we write you this letter, in which urge
Of our mind to e%nsa sn
Episcopal ZEAL your clergy and faithful to Offer up their
prayers and also apply all your study and exertion,
with the people and their chief rulers restore forth
with the desired tranquility and peace by which the hap
pness OF both the Christian and the civil republic prin
cipally maintained Wherefore omit nothing you can
undertake and accomplish by wisdom authority and
excrtions, as f compatible with the Of the
holy ministry to concate the minds Of the combatants
pacy. reconcile bring back The desired tranquility
and peace, by ell those that most conducive to
the best interests Of the people.
Take palms. besides to the people aud their
chief rulers seriously to reflect the grievous evils with
which they afflicted, and which the result civil
war, the direst most destructive and dismal OF all the
evils that could befall people q nation.
Neisher omit TO aduonsh and exhort the people and
tneH supreme rulers, even ID our tntt,
ciated minds they would embrace peace and each
other with uninterrupted charity For coudent
that they would comply with paternal admo-
nit0ns and hearken to words the more will.
ingly, as OF themselves they plainly and clearly
understand that influenced by no politi.
cal earthly considerations but mpce soIely
by paternal charity, to exhort them TO tranquility and
peace. And study with your SURPRISING wisdom por
suado all that true prosperity this e is sought
for in vain Of the true religion OF Christ sau
tary doctrines.
We have no hesitation venerable brother but that call
log to aid the services and assistance
associate bishops, you would abundanty satisfy these
wishes. and by wise and prudent efforts bring
matter Of such moment to happy termination.
We wish you, moreover to be informed that write
IN similar this day venerable bro.
Their John Mary, Archbishop OF New Orleans that
selling and comforting with you no would direct all his
thoughts and caro- most earnestly 10 accomplish tho
object.
May God, rich In mercy grant that these most ar
dent desires be accomplished and possible
heart may exu In the Lord peace restored to that
people.
In fine. IL s most pleasing 10 avail ourselves OF this op
portunity 70 again testify the special esteem In which
hold you or which, also receive most assured pledge,
the Apostolic Benedicon which, coming from the inmost
recessos OF hcart, most lovingly best0w you,
venerable brother, and the flock committed to your
charge.
Dated Rome, 81. Peters. october IS, 1862, in the
POPE Plus TX