, 1864-09-18


, II The ri.tt aid nun ~: Ut the St A,b.p'A ~,
nlutt; a1drhu@t d Ills gratitude bt ex"npe-
tE thr uiouastery frlQ1 kaE ecclesi.a2l Il
usieu'ct1ur, except bis Wu-that !a, oI sae
eopts-. Few px.to.ntu.es Preexnr sucn fxn-
r. o. :fsn .s 40 lae
r1srop vi Canterbury II emalatd' in, furcu til
he line vi Henry Will = =
+: The 1sapnsal knxlon OF; tho Popes bal :.
aspsattu .Irou, thsuA Weighed H. kotnan,
LIE tslai population lad been TOR tnau,
J Ests g.vesn+d b. = seLate,. eompoa.d VI
hlts .e11 melnbts<, cdysen oy delegates tom
tie llirt<en districts Vi 1he ctt: VI nouaE-~ a
fspubllc, IT. fAct, had been eatnhl'sued, sltn
Autid OF Bf. rcia ii IT, he4a- This anie dis:
cipl. OF Ane,Ard %as HI. .e1eSE7s1e rrtusAee-
in rerifarteo te usuL He: disputed aune Vt
The ep,ruu.l at s.ulss Q. the church, bns w'aa ID,
cd 10 cupthe TIE clergy, 1t his hoitnasa zoe :.
Pope tnclnsive, 10 thets Spiritual dut e. Hb
wuntu depfis tlm Aid toeu ol Nil ta.upor L.
d. mll'un. b. 81 t~acniuss ~tre Gun tenn d
~ =: .:puililrnl besesy" hy tue srcuat L4l=r4u
cuuueiE-+ That nurnfDTctap1u devFGe Aru.,,d y
cuul- atlot d to pultle at A sincere, e4ru.ss
n,ao Afbu1d seeuse 70 haVs ocrn, but pesses-
etd OF slnsular hslaucinattuns. Opr ws,--
Rome wss, uught tu be- and Wouid o.. asa,u,
nissrrse little world, The kiugs and peop,ss
of " nlch ", uid 1e cuuteut "a receive their
11u frvm the Senate Of The Roman republic,
tlect* b, d*teesseA irpm the ta1r1euu q1sr-
ttIs III the city vi Roue, Asauredl1 rery
.1eunlbah t..u,iou thstl
>, The <, vx1utnent Of tna Senate, of whfch
Arnold Ems The lItu, the suRl was in the
;1nnin N just, efficient one: The mass VI tho
Rorunn penpfo SUPPORTED, respected r. Ell
d. nti, then, the amotti 10 Hersfordsuire
swi4 enert-'ult1 resolved ~ hu Was to -s- ,
i.,.,sh tte pteunrS poser Of the Pa 2scy, and
Ns teuL oral a8 we'll as spiritual y xa5-had
difficult, petiluus gams to ptay. Perhaps
no olntr mah-nur even n Htld.brxod-
would have played 1t So cautiously Or 90
SUE, i. The religious ialth OF the p7Uplu wa,
be satisfied hiueel1 un~eakeneir Eseu toe
srct-eteluY vi tue EhuEun. Arnold, a.Know-
1etk ed The power VI the seys. tie authority
Of the p1.ent to bind aud ~ 1oose In tne next
world *Pus~. s:ed OF tnat- tnlcrum, Adriaa
". bad HU couot ~hatever ot beIu. able 20
uI4root srd scatter to the winds the usurpiug
republic of ku,ue.'
I No u.uns a& .lL At the ssrae time, 40
! Que was mnre Impressed ~tth toe wis1Jm OF
th- 1tailsn sa.,nx t'C.e 10 pia. "a <ano,''
s,enl,ty ss Louis Napoleon Bonapssse him
eelf For IN enttre Year the E-gua1 Paue
| WIS she zesiuus cbfet pastor otly, OF tns
| churrh-appa1ently Indifferent to secular
| toiiticr--frlen1it even with Aruoln htusslf
H,s resl ple13 -renecFrd the assumption Of
| tuch part con p~sattvrl, easy. 1t Was u.
| senttslly ne- ssAry to acquire reputation
| tur uscttlc ssscuty Nth tho popuiacc. Ia
| that Auralp ". cuHptetely sacc-e1ed~- He
MAS 4 sainturon tsltn, the n b+au1lhrAtion of
wupu ,sri.s' tt* 'ty'ts, ~onld-after his death
be mere I1atttr OF form
All that time Adrain ". vas cautiously
sounding the Clergy Ut Rome, without whose
zaalous cu.operat!oa Lothing eiEecIuAt could
be do1e. He tuuod them a. Ee expected,
an,ua'eo by tefc7 ennlsf tv ths republicans;
ana all, h9 t0ou ID It ~us clearly perceived
i thst tt6olple, sugacDus mau Sat 10 St.
Pele1'c char. Wiling to follow hts l.ad,
un.te theiz fortunes with biz. Nathing mo.e
WIS Esquird- VIcorY was orsauised; tue
day Of oattte with the Iprs ut the churcn's
: tenruIst couluion would iof4liioly see
those ,mpious to's tramp,ed thtu dust By
the a+inl pu~ess Of that church. 1t proved
SO. That which, seeus very remarkable 10,
thar, as in th, case Of Louls Napoleon noI
uue VI tbs many hundreds OF persons neces-
earily IL The 'tcret of the scheme for oves-
throwing rle rrpubllc betrayed the cont
de, ce rrp.sed Il, him. This circumstance
bas embol1ered eersai writer's to asstr< tn.t
Aurau ". dlu lot coateMpi4tu the cy4r.
t,row OF tha civil government of RJune-that
the d. ibg so was ! sudden 1Qsp,sauoa Eng.
ges,ed py opportunity. We happen to have
q modern ,nssa1 ce which refutea the klse
; | logic vi that aseuuptiou.
The wourdtpg of ! .rdinal-it Was at q at
thought murtail,-in tue streets Of Rome
, {uhe[tet tlis Mus or was not In the pspal
: programme I have no means Of judy,oxl
:. ruled tue thuuders OF ihe Vartcln the NV
ing iiphtntus Of iuterdict Was Illuminated
ag4inse tpu city Ut Roue, AND ooeyed witt
), aiac1lty By the clergy. The church=s weE'
= immediately closso; tue priests withheld
i, Fttclr auniusstsx,ion there coold be no u.xs
u ryipg Or giving 1u uatriage; no adInsnlatta
;. 1cn Of the eacsaments no extreme uuctsoo
no yias,cum Tor the dying, and the sJul.Wa
:, ! compelled to quit Its tenenent OF cfaf uo
aroi1ted, rnhouselled and unaunsa1su, an
! fl f1-xs l~.<1 <1,nff k..tf - %f futr
- age, taking the road-not tne priulrosu uue-
g Ito The everlasting bou1re tina dead burie
= like dog 8 III uncousecrated ground, no prayer
!, . saia ovus sleul,' no holy oil mtngteG with til
:, cIods tupg upon their collins!
lean well understand aud excn6e> the tel
1os&of the people OF Rome. WHIT rests'
= rLce coplt .tsy oppose to weapons ~hic
Y tho, believed ~ hATe bscu taken from IT
- - srmory OF God hImselfy a few days cxpe
y ience Of the effect Of the in:ctdics spf1iccd
e. cast the Roman population a. tbs Pvpe
IN feet. There Was u universal wall 10 II
"a Eternal City The terrified populace beate
). ed the ghtu OF TIE Fntlcan, mud With erie
=, tears, GmcntAt,ons77 lmploted the holy tatu
-. ~ remove the tzsrihlo intetdiet- Ills no
ptss, alter much hesisation, agreed u do {
"a upon tho pe1tmptory condition thai the S.
m nte shouta be broken up, and arnold bants
cd rum Rumst By what process Of reaso
', 7 Ing the Senate and Arnold could be mSdr !
l. +rouefhle Tor the criminal ASSAULT upon t
|
y irg the iLterdlct-is is difficult to uud-1stu
Though lor the Roman pvpnlAce, that sh'
a. Il l. hr, II they CHOOSE, get RI OF tha inrs
- dict ~itnuut delay, cncy did not htsttai
,, ior moment; the Seuatofs rere daposs
nr Arnold utis.n 1rom Rome. T. q tempo,
he 1he chu1chts ware rc-opeted. tue clergy !
IL | newcd their tunetlone-tbe republic was
he tIirg cf the last- spasmod1s struggles
[or the Gh3ibesiinet, In opposition ~ TIE te
nr pora, douihion, oitsn subsequently -occE
Itd; but Nicholas Bfeakspearr had uom
er. taknbly broken the neck If rebellion aya
he the authority Of the pout1tts a. kt57s-
lc, Not very 1opg afterwards, AdtaIn
70 lsfu tho duminsons of William L, King
ur Sicily md Apulice, as Southern Italy v
then cailro. under inteTdict. William u
re- at lust compelled 10 purchase peace with t
nd ! Pope by costly presents, as payment OF t
art ! buie, in col ttiocrAtiuu vi which Adrain
W conferred upon hin the t:tle OF ktog of I
Of TWO Sicilies.
The conA.c. between Nertfosdshsre swi1
th- he'd; become Pope, wlth Frederick Ed,
tbe hartus, commonly known as Barb1r~
ted Emperor Of The Ncst, Will conclude t
led strange .eyentfu1 history. Frederick '
We, vcry desirons ot being c1oWnsd b. the r
mi in st Pster's and bysRas of putting III
be pressure upon bis Holiness, appro4caed
Esernsl City with q lnrse army. Adrsia g
nd, his cardinals went forth TO meet him a
fut | considerable distance, from Rune. The II
I'M i1g Has friendly enouyh,-unt Adrafn insls
ithI that before he gave Frederick 1.-THE ki=s
,ou peace" the Emp rUr should hold his stir
ind Ahslsl Ee mounted his paii1ey. This
in mand tho putssant Emperor aoyrily tefo
tn to comply with, wheIeapon the fristitel
nod cardinals fled In . body 70 Civlta Castella
The Important snbject wns deb lted dur
in two days. AT LAST Frederick yielded, ant
ked t NcpI went formally through the cercm'
ally OF holding his Holiness's stirrup. Tlero
era. / ant,tbtr cou3,t;on to be fulfilled before