The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-15
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Activity of the PapnI aIinisters-Is Victor
Emanuel sincere zine Popr's AIlocution-
Cardinal Ahirris succcssor-''StrikeO of
ROME, Sept "a, 1867
Although the Ponnhcal government may consider the
recent article ia The official gazette OF Italy condemnng
the Garbadian agitation aad threatening prompt pun
ishmen to ali any such agi,aiors shall dare pro-
coed from positive violence against
the Pope reassurng In the present crisis neverhe-
less the return OF Garoa d from Geneva Florence
thence TO Arezzo nearer sin to the Roman frontier.
keeps the ministers OF MS Holiness and the military
authorities 10 . sia,s Of Continual agitation.
Whether the Italian government means to keep good
faith or not In the observation Of the September Conven
ton will be put the proof for every body 10 per-
suadsd that Gsribaid will desst from the attempt
has repeated, and positivciy
frontier and lead his volunteers TO tho Eternal City,
How he will be able do with any considerable num-
Der OF followers through the strong Gordon OF roops
placed round the Popss cominons bv the Italian govern
men not easily 10 be coace,vsd except by the
vance OF the latter
The Roman government 10 By no means trusting on.
tirsy 10 tho preventive power Of the Italian bersage
but 10 keeping most attentive watch the movements
OF Gar,baldi who cannot move q finger without that
bong teegraphsd 10 Cardinal AntoueIi Military
measures have also been takcu for strict observation
OF the northern frontier, which side the Garbadan
irrupiion Ia expected. force OF two companies OF
Zouaves and three companies OF the Roman line rsg
ment, commanded by Colonel Azzanesi, has been for
several days periustrsng the frontier districts in the
province OF verbo, without having As jet encountered
any Ganbadians although the report rs every day
culated In Rome that oanGs crossed some point
other OF the frontier.
Yesterday another expedtionary column, chiefly fur
nishcd By the Ansibes LEGION marched from Civita
yeccha to scout the frontier line OF province also
thai shall probably bear OF skirmishing long.
II Garibsid succeeds IN gesuog ootug on 81. Peters
parimony.
You III have learned by eiesram the substance OF the
Pope's haraugue "a the Cuussiory OF tho 20th The
protests OF his Holiness agAUs the sale OF church prop
erly in Italy when lie declare. 70 be null and VOID
OF expected bot they will have effect
preventing Ihat Lac from beng carried out and u IS
even asserted tbai private in.ructons 10 the Italian
clergy authorize tIem " urass good Cshoiics 70
become purchasers with tue understanding that on the
return OF more prosperous times Tor the Church they
must hold themselves ready 10 restore the property
purchased to It's lawful owners On receipt OF the price
paid The Pope's denial 81 having been Instrumental
10 tho disasters OF tie Emperor Of Mexico and his men,
ton OF important documents that subject. including
letter from the iitsted haxmilisn. dated from bis
prison al cueresro issn Of June viii DO inter-
esting 20 your readers deserved eungy on tho late
Cardinal Ateri xousd up the Pope discourse.
Cardinal D. Petro has been appointed Aliiers success
somc~eops feared taal bis liberal tendenci,s would
have deprived him OF that bishopric The nomination
OF Cardinal d An2es one Of the most determined oppo-
nents OF tue iiasn government and voluntary prisoner
20 say, for some year. flrin 10 the POST Gamer
Iengp TO tito Holy Roman Church. vacant ~ tho death
OF CARDINAL Ale mas certain political significance,
for although Cardinal d Auge- Is not pgelse OF emit
pcnt ability the ofce OF Camerlcngo Il. generally
speaking, mere sinecurc. sl l. assumes character
OF Importance ia tus cvuung~Gry ~ the eigning
Iopee demise. ~ Which Case TIE Cardinal 0ameriergo
becomes v,rtaaiy Pope until tue formal Gle Of
rep pontn should ipterregnnm ~ this sort occur
the nomination OF Cannh d ANGELS rsures the con-
tuuauon Of vigorous opposition 20 the Italian govern
megL
new ,ar Tor ornulbsses and cabs with scverer po-
lice regulations than haherO the conduct Of the Dirt
vera caused astrike OF caben lest week, be quite
IN unhead o. cumDnsfioa ~ 30 uncommercia city ~
Rome travellers arriving st the railway station BY
the dlnersut trains throughout tue day were
much tncOnyen@ur~d bv INC total 40 eoce OF
Of public vehlc.ea TITO dissatisfied drivers idea OF q
strike seemed be ftrigo snd stab such OF their
compsnlons would have preferred plying for fare ss
usual but tue peire nuihpElss made snort WORK or
the movement arrest ne he macontents BY wholesale,
and exiting suinmafiy from the Roman domnions all
those VITO we're no. Roma subjects rbis vigorous
proceeding brought the strks TO speedy conclusion,
and tue pablo we're oniv nc0nvenenced for tour and
twenty hours bv The absence OF pubic vehicles from
the customary gapde
Aitnoush toe e5urse adopted by the government In
this proved very efficient would create consid-
cradle surprise and dssstsacon u adopted in smils
circumstances In constitutional countrgss where all
classes OF ipduss consider that they have the right
20 strike abstain from work VI the remuneration does
NOT suit them but the eccesasiical gosernment call
Ing itself essentially paerns ons, Ignores The exist
ence OF rights liberly IN It's snhjscts, whom look
upon little children, 10 be cnas'ssd when naughty
News Of f-sribatdls Arrest-Why the italian
Cabinet Di.conrages the Revoln tion-rhc
Clergy Disappointed by tine Seizure of the
ROVE sept rs 1897.
After concluding nv letter last night was informed,
G reliable fact that despatch had ust been received