New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-29

For although this cannot he done IN the Council, there
selves to whom they may open their minds, and may
with confidence make known the reasons of their own
belief; so that out of the contest OF discus
sion undertaken solely with q desire OF finding
out the truth, they may receive a more abund,
many propose this to themselves, and carry u
good For it could not be done without great
profit TO themselves and to Others to themselves indeed
because God will show His face to those who seek tlm
with their whole heart and will give them Tna az tney
long for to others because not only the example OF el
Dent men cannot fail of its efficacy, but also the more
diligently they shall have labOred TO obtain the dement, Oh
ruH the more earnestly viii they strive 10 nP. 'S ~
benefit 10 the Earnestly praying the Goa OF
Venerable Brother the apostolic blessing which, rs
token OF the Divine favor and OF our own especa go0u
WILL we most lovingly grant to you and 10 your wlole
diocese-Given at ST. Peters in Rome, on the 3Oh day
OF October 1862 in the twenty year OF our i0nn
cate. POPE Plus Ia
THE BISHOP OF ORLEANS ON INFALLIBILITY.
The Paris evening papers of Nov. 10 publish
n letter. addressed by Monseigneur DupanlouP 10 inc
clergy OF the Diocese of Orleans in which his Lordsp
declares himself adverse to definition of the personal
nfallbility OF the Pope nOpportune. Monseigneur
Dupanoup moreover, bames the incorporate language
of such Journals as the Ctrn CGttOica aud the UcerS
which have opened the discussion upon inns delcate
question. and have peudged the decisions OF the Ecu
nIenical Council His LOrdsip says that declaration OF
personal infaliby would be nOppOrne AT the present
tme because II would he useless and dangerous; Wono
drive schlsmatcs and heretcs still further from the
Church, their restoration TO which ought not to be
Catholic Governments. and would revive the hatred OF
tho Pontfcal Power Monsegneur Dupanloup lnehiionS
only blame those POpes who c0nfouuded the spiritual
with the temporal and arrogated TO themselves cahs 10
dominate thrones referring particularly 10 the Dul
of Paul ILL., which released the subjects OF Henry VIII
from their oath allegiance. This bull Monsegneur
Dupanoup have been calculated rather TO
precpitate the English nation into heTesy than TO nave
brought 1t back the Church, and TO have been Tor all
Christendom great misfortune
TWO NEW SAINTS QUEENS AT ROME.
His Holiness has ordered "acts" to be pre-
pared for the canOnzatiOn Of Eugenius Ill and Urban
v Eugenius is the Pope whom ST. Bernard, in the 18th
century addressed his famous treatise ode Consdera
tone," IN which he advised tho renonneement OF the
temporal power. Eugenius died at TlyO on the 1th OF
JGY l153 and is buried in the vaults of the Vatican
The Holy Father is in expectation Of visit from Queen
Isabella Spain. who proposes here TO attend
the Council Both his Holiness and Cardinal Antonei
are much disturbed at the prospect feeling 10 Will be
impossible TO deny the fallen monarch the honors paid TO
sovereign, and fearing this may lead to complications
with the dc fact0 Government Of Spain. The Regent
serano is looked upon as good Catholic and the
Court OF Rome wishes to avoid any ground OF onense
ana indeed to enter into friendly relations with
him. The Spanish Subsidy is of very great importance
to the Pope and Regent has not only continued it, but
has made paymentsin advance, which the Governments
Queen Isabella never in position 10 do The P0pes
visitors will include another Queen whose presence can
entail Inconvenience, while her expenditure must be
beneficial TO his subjects Apartments have been taken
at the Hotel Castanz for Queen Olga Of Wurtemberg