The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-20

new cardinals are expected to be created until the
following conslstory. The Archbishop OF Westmin-
ster M0nslgnor Manning, Is expected IN Rome daily:
and It Is said that his arrival will prove the signal
Tor the despatch OF the Papa bull renstatlng kO-
an mann catholic hierarchy In scotland In sne same anne
iann IN 1900. That measure produced much indig.
naso on. az tne time and Papal aggression was an
tne cry put now the British government VIII proba-
Diy make no opposition 10 similar present from
Rome TO "canny Scotland" At any rate the British
first occason-that OF having been taken unawares
as warning voice has already reached their Official
tnas no Nonos intention II Is curious
about the future Scotch bishops and states that he
only occupies himself with political, but not religious
sees In scotland, OF which the metropolitan viii be
liked at Glasgow, where DR.. Burlington, formerly
Cardinal wlsemsns coadjutor, will WELD his archie
Baron Trautmansdorr. the new Austrian Ambas
sador, arrived in Rome on Wednesday.
Fuad Pacha has recovered sufficiently to resu,ne
his journey to-day for Pisa.
the French corps Of occupation embarked at CIyita
veccha Tor France on leave OF absence until Christ
ma mas During his absence General Raoult assumes
Rome is gong to pay a tribute OF respect to ths
memory OF Rossini as well as the other cities OF
this capital, among whom is the celebrated nsustoo
OF the Pope's choir, Signor Mustafa, are gong to
compose o grand funeral mass in his honor, which
Will be performed IN the ensuing Lent.
The OsSeTrdtole Romano OF last night aludes to q
second .'Janaais," which 1t states was lately pro-
u
officer OF the Queen of England, and which, with the
first Jornafs OF the Minister Rouher, win Obge the
Italian revolution TO consume mseraby within 1T
self.n The Osse1'rdtOfe goes on to quote O nara
ton from the Memorial DplOmdttQue Of Admiral
Lord Paget's visit TO Garibaldi at Caprera and
his reception OF General Lombardini on board
the flagship His lordship is stated to have assured
the General, in the presence OF Colonel de Sauget
the British Consul, and other persons, THAT the
British government was certainly not favorable to
Catholicism; but that even Protestant England,
which foresees and fears long wars and compica-
tons in case OF the revolution triumphing In all
Italy, would never allo the realization OF the pre-
tensions OF the revolution TO abolish the temporal
power and dispossess the Pope even in Rome. Thus
the Janlais pronounced at Paris would find another
janlais at London, because the government OF the
italian revolution inspires no one with confidence,
not even In London"
The Osseypatore concludes that Revolutionary
Italy and her government merit no confidence, in
Lord Pagets opinion, because to-day they wish to
usurp the rest Of the Pontlical territory,
they will demand the restitution of Nice ana Savoy.
then they will pretend to take Corsica from France,
and afterwards to deprive the British crown OF
Malta"
A very interesting discovery has just been made
In the Piazza Navona, tue site OF the Circus Agonae,
of the ancient Romans. deep cutting for a drain
at the northern extremity OF the piazza has re-
vealed the D0di,tl and seats OF the ancient circus,
with the arched dnl0ut0cTUnl behind.