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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-21
The Feeling in England.


From the London Observer, Nov. T.
Encouraged by the presence Of the Spanish feet at
sn 2,
the Pope has delivered two nocutions In other words
two phppcs against the proceedings Of the Italian and
and property Tho accusations contained In both
allocutions have family likeness; thus against the
orders the secassston Of he eccesas,csi propsrty
and the law OF civil marriage while he alleges against
tho Emperor Of Russia the abolition OF religious orders
In Poland the conscaton OF eccesastcal property the
suppression Of the legitimate Jurisdiction Of bshops in
their dioccses, and the Prosecutions exercised
q tho Italian ''' government, Ne declares ~si
and void. Against both sovereigns his ACCUSE
sion resolves itself into protest against the TEN.
pol power being In any way allowed 10 egsats In ref
ersncs ecclesiastical persons property for the public
good The Pope, In fact asserts that he his clergy, and
s, difSn This Is the old claim Of the Roman church.
and Il claim which most esdbisAed cAnrcAss are dis
posed % make ~ some IN and % Some eem was NOS
expected that these Alocuons would have the ef
feet Of causing tho acts done 10 be undone, but the dig
nifty OF the Papa See required that the world should DO
Of the Pope nothing Is lost By maintaining bold front
Fortunately for the peace OF MANKIND good order and In
dependence Of society these preientops are continually
ignored by the governments OF Catholic couDtree
Even In those countries law supremacy over
ecclesiastical we'll lay SUBJECTS and viii no, suffer
jurisdiction bc erected independent Of tsef History
plainly indicates tho dangers which accrue by oitirg
soci sdsdf corporation an sfnce ~ spcrdeS OF ~
la the Legislature, and The eovernment Tbc.s pre-
the ground that truthiuncs, honesty, mosay, reli-
gious sentiment the belief 10 the supreme Being and
In short Of all vrtuous springs Of action, depend for
their very the realization and confirm
ance ofindepcndent power OF wealth among ecclcsss
teal corporations History and daily experience, how
ever, suncicnty negative the exstence Of any connec
tion between the " mankind b well conducted
and religious without eccssastics ard Their property
being above the law do not why both should mot
be regulated by the law has been done In Italy and
elsewhere We rejo,ce, therefore. that even N ~
srsuehos Of eccieascai corporations the ntscS have
ben tnuehs that they auenabIe - legnlAtcu.
The Pops hes thus taken che Initiative end has been
nc nsse - ~ The IsntnA GovosnmseA Whsesss the
klnG OF Italy viii hereafter take oocasgn " euppre@
s"vetnpest which dsearss hs meal solemn ads V b.
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THE P0PE's ALLEGATIONS.
French Opinion Of the PontiRcal Declarntion
Against Italy.

Against Italy.
from the Journal des Debais, Of Paris Nov. OIL
could be expected, and let add, all that could be-
feared, for cannot view without certain degree Of
terror all the tho evils which may be produced by these
reiterated dedances of he Chch to tie scdoe soord. We
the person OF it's chief Hencefoyth II Is idle to draw
artificial distinctions between the socalled parties within
Catholic society Romo allows no controversy, and calls
the least hesitation rebelonR ma Iocuta, fnitd.
We surprised that those who the Holy Father
leave the consstory remarked his cOuntenance traits
Of unwonted sadness and severity The act which be
had Just performed-the words which he had Just
launched the word-were indeed terrible enough 70
cloud tho human vsage II ia not AGAINST Italy only that
the common Father q tne faithful has launched bis
the modern world It's laws, Its manners Its constitution
Its organisation against al that it Is even with the con-
cordats and the assent OF tho Church Itself
From the Avenir National, Nov 81
must be admitted that the question has been clearly
put by the Pope He was asked to reconcile himself
with Italy, that Is 70 say with the civilization OF our
the Ninth 10 extend his hand to . civilization which
denies the infablty Of the Pope, which recognizes
freedom Of thought Freedom Of soovsAsp and the spre-
acy ofyaason, was 70 ask him % extnEuish himseh.o
tTines In the of which the Papacy has for three
hundred been engaged In struggle which looks
on a. necessity and sduty The reccnt ailocuton is
the agony OF the last moments Of the Papacy.
From the Paris Temps Nov. OIL
The Pope sticks to the logic II his role a.
spiritual and temporal pouf and VIC should Be entirely
out Of place We expressed the least asonishment at
manifestation which In such rigorous conformity with
the doctrines and traditions OF the Church
From lie Nord, Nov al
The aalocuon the fitch edition, unrevised and
corrected, but considerably augmented, OF the COM
Holy Zee for the last seven years has been utterng
against Italy and all the frionds Of Italy, 10 painful
to see the head OF religion Of peace and charity
preaching nsurrection and wishing for the Of
the world.
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OUR VALPARAISO CORRESPONDENCE.

The Anglo-French Mediation in Chilean Ar
fnirs-What Is Proposed-The Late DTutisy
in tho Peruvian Navy a Small Ahair-Chi-
lean Censors-Projected Railroads Guano
VALPARAISO, Oct. IT, 1868.
THE ANGLo-FRExcH MEDIATION scaxMR
Everything relating to the Spanish American war ~
mans in state Of uncertainty. Nothing definite has
been received respecting the OF the Spanish
feet and while the preparations for defence are still
going on the Of peace daily become moro gener-
ally circulated and believed AngloFrench mediation
has been the theme Of conversation and newspaper dis
cpssion during the past two weeks According to the
most reliable reports The proposals or the medators are
nrst an armistce and second the allied republics and
Spain to consent medating Powers arranging the
basis ON which the difficulties may be adjusted the
begerents being left free TO accept or refuse
the terms that may DO submitted 70 Thorn.
The Ecuadoran and Bolivian Ministers residing at Sant
ago consulted to these proposals. and stated THAI
upon their side there objection TO them since their
respective countries had received injury insult
from Spain Bolivia and Ecuador have taken part in tho
alliance only in defence Of common American inter
csts; it was the danger Of Chile and Peru which
produced thor adhesion 10 cause. II belongs
say il the moment has arrived 70 put an
end TO the war; The opinion of the Peruvian govern
ment was then alone wanting The Of the for
expected by this last steamer, and should
suppose that has arrived because the brought
n Mnrcai Martinez Chilean Charga 'Adares at Lima
who will In the steamer after having conferred
with The government here on matters OF grave import
ance
These ma.ors can be other than the said media
tion and believe that at this moment tho ques
Of peace has reached critical stage in the
deliberations OF the allied governments
The whole question will probably be settled one way
or the other within q few weeks The indications are
that peace will be made, longer entertain seri-
apprehensi0ns OF renewal OF the war The people
OF the United States need not be surprised TO learn BY
Of fhn
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from the Malone, OF Florence, Nov. s.
We find In II the usual lamentations the
customary circumlocutions which, under OF pomp
and mystical language, veil earthly ambition false
and unjust accusations vain grefs aud mpoien threats
This Is not WORTH and indeed. does not permit confuta-
ton. We prefer rather TO observe that while exile
% bishops. the Of which studlously kept
concealed is made OF the strongest points against
u.s. the circular OF Baron Rcas0 had put end this
exceptional of things days before the publ
cation Of the allocuon But what ezxdu ma1er Of
ddtes to scho Is ne master Of sfcnty?
From the Diritto. OF Turin, Nov 81
The Papacy has clearly declared its intentions IN the
ALLEGATION just published Rome has demonstrated
more that In its eyes catholicism h OF pure In
terest which must be defended by I'll sorts Of weapons
hwful aud unlnyfi and that whoever attacks that
interest that Is to say whoever would take away from
temporal dominion whether by the suppression Of the
orders the conscation OF ecclesiastical pro-
perry or the annexation OF provinces-aims q mortal
blow at the soul Of the Papacy, which longer reposes
the Of morality, but on the purely mundane
interests OF q sect and power
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The Angl0-French Mediation in Chilean Ar
fnirs-Whar IL Pr0pOsed-The Late DIutisy
in tho Peruvian Navy small Anair-Chl-
lean Censors-Projected Railroads. Guauo
Schemes, &c.
, 1866-06-22

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,ets ,ees Promoted.
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Killed In ac'tcr. xsae sass
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, 1866-06-22

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reaarl1re thar tbese was al IN. .,ea an.snt 70
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, 1866-06-22
Iiltuois uH tI.chi9nn Canal
fspet1al Uetpate to tho Chicago TItbJnel

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LAW tETeLllGshcE.

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in tue tours ..n,. of
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r,nup. sos defendant and judgneht'' ~, ~ exrrn.
M ,,.,n,t. ard ten days given 20 als Dill W e~eeF
r :'s5s. e;ann' @lN :, j. Motion for eont,pu.
Gooahssn It, ndspt sr sta'nta .nd case continued;
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, 1866-06-22
LOCAL MATTERS.

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hid glowing hue giro. ne locks y pieaainFtr II
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prevents Its falling on keeps The .eaip eieanaIa
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, 1866-06-22
milwaukee Marscf.

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, 1866-06-22

PuI1Ah41PHIA, Jun . u.
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, 1866-06-22
MUSEUM.
rELEBRATI0N OF III 4
Fourth Of July, 1886.
At the Brighton Home Course, chicago.

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IL IT, :s9$ for ooe ,soa,a
*vs !, tsa.anen.s tfssas S 8 IS s I'D or the groa
Mig $ NJ iaao!s x1!l e sox.d o ths Frooa
N; 4 IL e.
~ D. !: & e:,.ee,.
IL: y E ;ssf,: ;R'sssss:s II "a eei
,out; BY.
~; gAnHeAp a! 2 ;,5;;s:s MsseExEss1sss ;ss s The
Nor Tie prighqn he@.e LIME sttua!eu ~ -, =
5.sx,sa AZ snd iss1 Mi seos
SUD- syery hour durink III aH5. 70 g9nss} M lSe
g1e. sna tnr ssosncr oscr Einxfe snd Hsns1 sts De-
tastssn y. IS, II Luis Il. K. corner Nadlaot
". E s 3.sv+cta,
soal.5 pu1rps ot- 16ursetn,
HIS. .t tht rstc 80 cfes .hiIts-1 det Y
eou!e. jsiy. cH: ch1luIcn 20 et ,srrs ei.1dfen d
Nsx "a dc e11y only rtoroe'na = tae
ssallc sr0fe m e.1oid. a. much a. poi
the fulh ae1 c1owutne :: tse Eatsts s.o+.+cr.. a
Tickets fnt .aIc II the rrlncthal mss1h1 y
!. eaEo. aaa rrS = H. S.s!o @t' = o'As''
eat, ~ A. az F a. TfCH fLMAN Secfe.
, 1866-06-22

In this c!tY suddenly. on the list Init Hts sUSAS
u WA LsH, vile OF T.. c. Halsu. IN the 71th year OF
Fnnera1 services will b held 1t her 1&tc resldence
NO. Il Wtst M1dls stieet 1t o'clock o. u 3moF-
row the TO i1t Fftrpdt OF the fan y arc invited 70
artnd.
In this city, June list 1t the Hospta Of the Sisters
ktley, THUS. Lt@H sxea = J5ar3 lsss Professor
Us 1tnaa!n. viii he tAken from the Hospital 70 the
Milwaukee RAILROAD uepoL at O'Clock =. H.. on the
Sd ip.r, TO be fo7Tasded to Lake county, the honu
ii liz kfeHt4.
, 1866-06-22
Lost.

r OST-On Wednesday afternoon,
IL II Fihp NhIs.honse's Chapel. West stde 4
pair OF gold oSyed tye Rlss4es: nnesM few11d wil
lifFss, he9
, 1866-06-22

Tolxpo, June IL
GAIN #best 1e batter los aex Na!,s = ss1Ssi9.n
1:nrn HI r,fonlnr, ana 1c lover O1ts nncnantea.
L1Nx Its,eH1e-pnll a &c tof cofn o4 dles" 70
Euf1zl1,
, 1866-06-22
1T. LHafs Market

~. Lesfs n1nfket*
rs,.r,. prsr.eh TO the Cnlcaeo 1a'G.!
1opAcoo-Ae1re and os:esa aaeha'seo ~ Aao'
-, T,au.-pp1s to ss - for ahpef. snsss %
"a ID d, sxtxn; tsu elnb ano srstnS xFsoes ~
ra.uu =. s9,po to sti,ao: double ezsfa soo 'AD; -
Al f41l sosd st slsoo 70 tn % Dr.: W .sr,px
&, * iar elns. I'd ,.oato Fas for ~. GO s.saas
~ s sas vhits. OF. NC to &C. NJ 70 a'S'
Pso51s1oss-Metsp posk--ssiea At sS~
Tsugxxx-212fS to2ss.
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a1 place ID June. 1861 spS InoE an active part In
90 Ju,S sA az f' s,. sn.s9ds1 sn 10 e
~ and captured that p|ace, md tasn naechcd 70
=, !aek Msss. ktssie- hefunea 10 Itsoo CITY
.rsed al s;sisRpt g9t
onl"iana, a, IL Juls, 1863 Left Pa1 Hudson IN Au-
~ 1td3 Left IarrolIon, LonI.,apa, 1or Mon,ao- q
a. 1<N car1ol.'o1 n oc'oier, ts 1sSs 10, Dfoxns
10 Gssnee issn henaincd M @ -'.' o6 The faB' Eaaes
n s1o s,sr1ed N sosee for linoi. On xs1,
mn futiouCp Asdsed st chie1gn Mash sGi$ 1oua;
~ HMepssss. s Tenns-see and aceonPsnied ,ss,.5 Sen;
;m7rts c1pedit,oa in Isuas@sss M ~ HsaS. s4ps
.a 'o asn,nitinn. - Maschcd tience lot MorGanx,a
ra tuczrpcd nn,., ecpem oes, isgs aar.aG y, ma3Sa M
.ae NADIA mp T. = es EMO MoJcapz,a, @ L., iof in
: ~, ~ ,aH LIZ where We arrived os,ons, 2. @ 1nsa
Id acu1 mo ss1u'tr unat.eIs. LsM s pIaa s. ot4
nus lei1 Kenat:yss feafns, ,tIa Il tss ~ rs. s.
rosslnt BIrrzucas- 1loddia, iI,7, use, aader com
Tns :5s 1875 M,rsGsa s.a 'Ie rsn.scois, Blskety,
,cstaaens .ha: place. Wa ~,7d .nd 1ns e.psure. s
sfa.ae %pni . II isc: :'ese tett DiaEe',. a,nl -
.has soh ), Apnl r'oppnk 'eor, ,ss se to1 q
Sos!e. 1asasns 1as.aes ..Hpsaa s3xa here fs Ms1 i'm 1865
Le4t Ao91e 1n1 .oa lsG5. Arrived A. sase M AK
@ Is h,qiiea ~ az =, st'inc Gi, jsg so ;s Re.
Iurncd 10 Gni.esIon July .slh. 166i Lei. nslres-
* ~ 1slS. 1.eit Besamoat August 1dlh, 1855. a.
fIvca at Columbr<- Texas. August lpe. iSo. H*lt
olumnns oete9srn lss ~ Aep r. piacot ~ ncoton. n.s
leen s,s,laned TO The present dase, Ny I5h, 16ds
Aue,erfd ont under provisions Of Geoers! ORDER
as: ps ;St E ssfss rs7ss
teins no longer required. ,osru
7IAfA
ee'olouel-Jul,us whise; Jniy as, 1851. Psono'eo
Bricaorer Geresal 1une ., 1885,; ,osa his.
uissed s Nov. %. 1851 eifabihg removed 4pf'
u @ Rsss Eo,sasetf ts9st e IT, IT,
aersI eEo,oneaHauson Kennico,,. An@nst aisn. len.
| Honoraoiy mustered ont April IL, isSo' -
'pl ie9,ensnt Colonel -Nsron $. Bafpr'
nta:snsss 1ssa aS%eise %Seaenea-,onn Juno
Il !':ass isss, o. Pr:
ms,ua in =; & g y sssns p sayns October
10. 1863 Resigned ede:EEHsprona Eeonicott; Sep
ltenteplnt Cc3ep1aoen.
tesnber ., ts6t.1pnsi-Jud*onJ J. Huntley; October
| Iense1 anticyen cut with ttg1maut- o.,
is. 1858 III Charles Blaek; Angnst l5 1851.
p1e@aEaen,, N. Frasoie; Juns 8. 1865. Pro-
ns,1;aa-Eusene b. rsyne; November 20, 1ssa.
:a%r@Rsnsou, keunleott; October ~. 1ssa
Ft Msiorrue.uxn wo1ford; September 3: !sof'
unnGrah,T al, cnarred i'm Captai0} Inly IL ls1S,
Esio1-3na.pn J. nuntley; oetooef 4 1es'
f.sagni .nsa1gssni-Anton Neiusn; August II ISL Re-
'fpdS fRpa,Sa.s5'9Wsa@ as'ee ii " Banay; March st 1ss