The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-20
NEW HERALD TUESDAY OCTOBER 90

Infant Spain, who lately enlisted in the corps OF
Pontihcal zouaves adds kilograms from his Citations
day however, tire gets worse, even here at
Rome the tate OF the Spanish bourbon dynasty -
now considered 10 be sealed. The prayers ordered
to be put up by his Holiness for the triumph OF TIE
good cause having proved Intellectual. nothing re.
another legitimate throne, and TO refrain rom all
communication with the usurpers, IA compliance
with which principle Cardinal Antonelll has sent 10
Mo nsgn0r Franci the PopeS orders ior that Nuncio
20 leave Madrid the moment that the revolutionary
government shall be installed there.
The text OF the Popes address 10 the creek ana
Oriental bishops inviting them 70 attend the APP
preaching General Council Is published. Pho Noao's
predecessors were less sanguine than he IL In
hoping to ne able TO re-estaDsh unity between the
Latin and Greek Churches Tor Popes Clement VII,
Paul ILL., julius Ill anu Plus tx. al aDstaned nom
But Pho Mono goes further still. lie Is about to IN
wife Protestant bishops and elders OF all denonina-
lions, diss,aeases 10 the Council, and some
reports go TO state that Jews Mussumen and Pagans
VIII be comprised In this universal summons. But
this Is improbable the the Pope in his addr ross to
the Eastern bishops only states that he u greatly
anxious about the salvation of all Christian sOusn
whence It is certainly TO be inferred that he expects
neither Jews, Mussulnlen nor PaRans at the Council
This tendency towards an universal embrace sounds
very well, but the practical result cannot end will
not correspond. Plus TX. has tried IL already
once unsuccessfully In ls0s he addressed the ENJOY
cca In supreme TO the Eastern schismatics, inviting
them TO return to the true Church. but the Emperor
Nicholas prohibited the OF the letter into
Russia ana threatened 10 Danish his bishops to 81
IBERIA and knout their docesana IN case Of disobedi
cDce.
The prisoners tried by the Consulta tribunal for the
first category OF insurrectionary offences last Au-
tumn have had sentence passed Oh them. Month
and Bossl are condemned to death and the others to
the galieys but t is said that the Pope intends
NIT the capital punishment The came tribunal has
been trying three criminals for crime which sufil-
GENTLY demonstrates tho state Of morals among tho
peasants around Rome. After drinking c0piousIy IN
an osteria at q little town named zagarola, these
men declared that they would XIII the first person
they encountered on leaving the wine Snop. The lot
OF slayer fell on one OF their number, VINO jnnledf-
atey after met his own father IN the street. but pro-
tested against killing him. promising 10 settle the
business Of the second conner instead. This hap
pened to be the Mayor, Pri0re OF the town, who,
gong quietly towards his home was shot dead with
out temorse by the gratuitous assassin.
The energy OF the Italian military commanders
has nearly destroyed briganoage In tho southern
provinces OF the Kingdom but there are still danger
GUS and rapacious bands ON the Papal territory tho
principal one, about forty strong being ensconced
In the forest OF Caserta under the command OF
Panici. R0bberies and capturing people for ran
SONS continue 10 make 1t very unpleasant TO 1.-Two III
The provinces OF Velietri and Frosinone. And vet
the Pope has an army OF 10, 40J men, OF whom 6I3
are cavalry and 933 artillery soldiers. Why few
scores OF scoundrels allowed TO ride rough shod
over the country Is inc0nceivable On the 2od tnere
were disembarked at Cva Vccchia for the Pontihcal
army 200 cases OF artillery projectles, ana on the
24thtwenty cases OF Remington rides anu cartouches
from Birmingham, where Colonel De Charrette and
two Papal artillery officers have lately been trying TO
accelerate the delivery OF the 5000 Remingtons or
dered there for the OF the Papal troops. All this
expenditure does not from the Papa exchequer.
but from the contributions OF good Catholics, among
whom the Paris Catholic committee alone have col
lected 100 COO francs Tor the purchase OF
terials for his Holiness.
1t Is appreiended that such large collections for
thls special purpose VIII have the eject OF dinlnS
ing the contributions TO the Popes own peculiar
entitled O6olO a. san Itetfo, Peters pence
but such Is the result OF lighting the candle az both
ends at once.