The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-20

ont in the harbor Accordingly the Liverpool steamed
out Of the h.soor on Sunday with no. &
ton u the police. On the City OF Dublin being sighted
the Liverpool proceeded out 70 meet her and the
her. and they commenced make vigorous search Of
the passengers luggage during the passage from Crook
haven 70 the harbor The search proved ruitess and
the atratagem TO enrap any consprators VINO might be
on board proved abortive.
MORE JOURNALISTS ARRESTED.
Arrests continue to be made, and among the latest
cr The Pa on account Of the
OF REASONABLE and sedtous article in that journal
They have been committed for trial
THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT ASKING FOR AN Ex-
PLANTATION.
The American correspondent of the Times says that
Sir r Bruce had asked Mr. Seward FOR explanation OF
the various Fenian movements In all parts Of the
country.
Papal ALLEGATION Againss Fenianism
and FreemosOnry.
ROME, Sept. so, 1865
VENERABLE BRErHRHN-Among the numerous mach
nations and articles by which the enemies of the Chris
tian have dared TO attack the Church OF God and
sought shake and besege by efforts superfuous In
in truth must undoubtedly be reckoned that perverse
society Of vulguarly styled Masonic which, ut first
confined TO darkness and obscurity, comes into
light for tho common ruin Of religion and human
society Immediately that our predecessors the Roman
Pontts faithful TO their pastoral Office discovered it's
snares and frauds they considered there not
ent to lose IN holding In check by their authority and
in striking and decorating by condemnaory sentence
as with sword this Sect pursuing CRIME and attacking
holy and public things Our predecessor Clement XII,
by his apostolic letters, prescribed and rebukod this
ing II, but also from promoting or encouraging
1t in any manner whatever, since such an act
which the Roman PontiT can alone remove Bene
dict XIV confirmed by his constitution this just and
legitimate sentence of condemnation, and did not fail to
exhort the Catholic sovereign princes to- devote all
their efforts and all their socitude To suppress this most
immoral sect and defend society against q common
danger. Would to God these monarchs had listened
OF DredeceaeOrf WOuld to God that
SO serious matter they had acted less feeby! In
truth, neither we nor our fathers would then have
had to deplore tho many sedtious movements, the
many incendiary which have set the whole of
Europe in flames the many bitter msfortunes
which have afflicted and still afct the Church. But
the rage of the wicked being far from appeased,
Plus VII predecessor, struck with anathcma sect
Of recent origin-Carbonarism (which had propagated
ITSELF particularly In Italy; and infamed BY the same
zeal for souls, Leo XII. condemned by his apostolic
letters, not only the secret societies we have
ton. conspiring against the Church and the civil
power, and warned all the faithful to avoid them,
under penalty of accumulation Nevertheless these
efforts of the Apostolic See have not had the
expected The Masonic sect of which we
speak has been vanquished overthrown; on the
lous days it exists everywhere with impunity, and
res audacous front We have therefore, thought 1t
duty to return to this matter SINCE perhaps from
ignorance OF the guilty nrgues clandestnely carried
on erroneous opinion may arise that the character
of this society is offensive that this institution has no
other object than that OF succorng and assisting
nothing to fear for the Church Of God But who
does not comprehend how this sect departs
from the truth? What is the object OF this asso-
citation OF men belonging TO all religions and every
beieff To what end those clandestine meetings, and
the rigorous oath exacted from the initiated, binding
them TO reveal anything of what be discussed
Where that unheard OF atrocy OF penalties and chas-
tisements which the initiated bind themselves to
accept should they fail to keep their OATH society
which thus avoids the light Of day surely be i'm
pious and criminal He who does ILL.," says the
apostle ;" hates the light" How different from such
ofiAv flan MIN ha
which flourish in the Catholic Church with them
there is reticence, no obscurity. The law which
charity practised according to the Gospel doctrines
Thus II is not without grief that have seen Catholic
societies Of this nature sautary and so well calculated
destroyed in some places, WHILE on the contrary,
couragemen is afforded 10 secret Masonic societies.
inmical the Church and God dangerous to
fell pain and bitterness TO that when 1t is requisite to
rebuke this sect according 70 the constitutions OF our
almost supine whereas, In grave matter, the ext
gences of their functions and their charges demand that
they should display the greatest activity these per.
under penalty Of anathema against occult sects and
their adopts and abetors have force in the countries
where the said scots tolerated by the civil power
they assuredly very greatly in errors As you
aware, venerable brethren, have already re-
buked and now anew rebnke and condemn the falsity
of this evil doctrine. In effect, 1t be that
universal dock which the Roman Pontins re.
CelVeQ
Peter and the supreme power they must exer
else In the Church, should depend upon the civil
power or could they for any reason be constrained and
done violence TO thereby Under these circumstances
for fear lest youth and unthinking should allow
themselves TO be led asray In principle and for fear
we have resolved venerable BRETHREN raise apos
toc voice. and confirming here In your presence the con-
situations OF our on the part OF our apos
toc authority rebuke and condemn this Masonic So
cety and the other societies OF the same description,
which, although differing In FORM tend 10 the end,
Church or legitimate power We desire that the said
societies should be held prescribed and rebuked by us
under the penalties as those which specified in
the previous OF our predecessors and this
In the sight Of all the faithful in Christ Of every cond
ton, rank and dignity, and throughout all the EARTH
There remains now nothing wanting to satisfy the
wishes and solictude Of paternal heart than TO
and admonish the faithful who should have asso.
caed themselves with secs OF this character to obey In
future wiser inspirations and TO abandon those fatal
councils order that they may not be dragged into the
abyss Of eternal peron As regards all others Of the
oxhor them to be upon their guard against the perdous
language Of secarans who, under fr exterior, In
famed with burning hatred against the religion Of
Christ and legitimate authority and who have but one
single thought and single end VITO overthrow all
rights both human and divine. Let them well under
stand that those affiliated TO such sects are like the
wolves whom Christ our Lord phrophesied would come
disguised in sleeps clothing to devour the flock; let
them understand they Of the number Of those whose
society the Apostle has also forbidden us eloquenuy
prohibiting us from even saying Unto them-Hall May
the almerciful God, hearing prayers grant that
with the aid OF Bis grace tho insensae may return to
reason, and those who have gone astray be led back
70 the path OF justicei May God grant that
after the suppression Of the depraved men who,
by the aid OF the above mentioned societies. gave them
selves up to mpious and criminal acts the Church and
human society may be able TO reposc in some degree
from such and nvcterate evils In order that
may be heard let also pray TO mediatrix
with the abatement God-the most holy virgtn-that
mother immaculate from her birth, TO whom II has
been granted TO overthrow the enemies Of the Church
and monstrous Let equally pray for the
tecon OF the blessed Apostles Peter and Paul. by whose
glorious blood this noble city has been sancthed. We
have confidence that with their assistance and aid
shall the easily obtain what ask Of the Divine
bounty.
Large Operations I'm the Liverpool Cotton
Market.
The cotton operations at Liverpool during the last fort
night represent the large OF f12 600 serlinR
the brokerage which In computed at 100000 For
several days the sales averaged about thirtyvc thou
sand bales per day. while prices advanced In some In
stances I'd. to I'D. per ID.