The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-08-10

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The Roman correspondent Of the PARIS
Li6erts. under date Of July 4.h, says: "
The Pope always Rises 1t o'clock. Fde
at once goes to his prayers. At six, eaiset
de- chdmbrsS h In attendance TO shave hi. %,
alter which he is visited by his doctor. Al
seven he ssys mass. lie rarely breakfast
before eleven, on account Of the Offices Of Il le
Sistine Chapel, and also because he -ecel " d
his Ministers in the morning. Plus TX. versf
seldom presides ut the Counsel Of Minister 4
that duty IL le1tT 10 Cardinal Antonelli, who
gives an accourf to the Pope the same day
Of the resolutions that may be adopted, mod
who submits for H. decision matters Of tm-
portance. The temperate habits Of the Fope
are well known i'm Ksme. A friend OF mine
attached 70 the Embpssy was present last
winter ut bis dinners tAst day-having IN
urgent dispatch TO communicate. The Pope
dimes alone 1t little tAble-this is strict
etiquetts. His Holiness had Just partaken
Of . soup 0f herbs, and he hsd before bin
two gurnets-the gurneis Of Ilaly resemble
sardines-a plate Of French beans, and three
little apples. This excessive sobriety keeps
him in gentle gaity. He converses verv
willingly during his walk and after his din.
ner, at which his intimates are present s.rz
ticulariy NJ de Merode, whom be hati bean
obliged 70 szcri6ce, bat whom he always
sees with great pleasure. NJ. de Mere.al Il
of sprightly mind, but somewhat caustio
and the Pope is often obliged to stop hiu1 Il
the name of charity, which is due 60 our
fellow-creatares. NJ. de Merode told the
Pope day or two ago that Monseig neur
B, Bishop Of -, in France, when tcou-
Quoting his clergy to the Coliseum, poir ted
out to his Vicar General the spot where \, ero
used to view the dying gladIators. His IHoli.
ness burst out laughing. Every one knows
that the Coliseum was built on the size of
Nero's gsrcens, that Vespaslon laid The first
stone Of il, and that it was finished under
Titus and Dominitian. At ten O'Clock the
Pope retires to his little apartment, tn mon.
astic simplicity Of which il Known 10 all the
world.
There are two distinct characters In the
Poee-the man and the Supreme Pcnuff.
The man is simple, kind hearted, fanailiar.
aGc sibe, and pla, fui the Ponaff 10 Jignu-
neds sustere, and sometimes even terrible.
Ne has two distinct Physlognomies- one
iun OF meekDess when be blesses the crowd
before him the other biblical, terrible, in
spired, which ~ may have remarked when,
borne on his gestdforia, on the eve of ST.
Peters, with arm stretched forth. and eve
lighted up, be solmenly protested against the
spoilation - Holy See. The hGes of the
mouth on rhese occasions assume strange
appearence; the lips become thin and CON-
pressed, lose that expression OF goodness
watch nil have remarked IN his portraits.
His Holiness occupies himself very httle
With the government. Cardinal Antonelli
does nothing without consulsng him, bot
the Pope always approves. His memory IL
extraordinary, and he recognizes at his
audience persons whom he had ssea only n
few minutes two or three years before.
o. h,s accession 70 the Pont,ficai throne
Tor his heirs and said 70 them
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