New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-03


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
We are informed of the unexpected arrival
from Naples Of Cardinal Raro Siorza He comes TO take
advice to his attitude toward the
by the Deputy Rccard at first there was no wish here
to attach Importance to that movement but information
has been received that the Anti Council will be attended
By number OF authors and savants from Germany and
England and the Holy See now recommends the Car
dinal TO publish mandate commanding his nock to
hold aoof from 1t under pam OF eXeommnncalon. sun
the movement inspires uneasiness at the Vatican and
the Pope will not interfere personally unless IL eAlehu'
its proportions.
The Pope has lately shown great inclination 20 jour
nasm being charmed with the sensation excited by MS
eopm,miQut respecting Father Hyacnthe The Holy
Father continues in excellent health, but appear.
he needed to pray erycny for dangers threatened
the Holy see. As to Father lyaclnthe' his cause mas
been taken up by Cantn the Italian historian who
adopting All his sentiments, has sent flaming article on
the subject TO the OsSeralore CdOoo Of Milan, the pa
per which attacked Father Hyacnthe IA believed the
Camelite preacher VIII be required by the General OF
his order his speech at the Peace Congress
THR HALL or The RCUNESICAL COUNCIL.
Soon after the approaching festivals at Rome the pre-
paratons for fitting ny the grand hall IN which the Gcu
and rapidly proceeded with. The original plans have
been somwhat modified but 1t remains decided tnat the
the basilica OF ST. Peters In this vast scmicrcie
throne Of moro than regal splendor wi Dc ra,od
his left, on a level about six steps lover Tue
side will be seven ranges Of stalls Of rich workman.
ship. and superby decorated for the patarchs, arch
be present at the august assembagc Around the tapes
tried walls will be hung at intervals paintings on mag
antiquity and portraits OF tho respective Popcs who pre-
sided them. The original plan Is so far modified
other representatives OF foreign Powers Tho principal
entrance will be opposite the Confessional OF 81 Pctes
the official language Of the Romsh Church.
SITTING AT TnE LORDS sUIIEE-IHE I9fEs tAANlIE.
only member Of any Episcopal church who, on certain
great days keeps the scotch Prosbyernns and English
n their
number Of MaemiHan'T Magazine, Dean Stanley has
drawn attention TO the fact with many curious notices
the subject from writer's both English and foreign.
Every one who reads the Greek Testament well aware
that al the institution OF the Lords supper every person
present lying In that peculiar recumbent position
which was usual nj meals with the jews ana
Romans Of that period The words, used By the
three Eyangelists Matthew MARX, ana Luxe, are as
rectly translated the Greek term by degrees however,
the old posture be exchanged either for sitting,
the Is correct IN saying that Pous-n and lie seuer
are the only painters who have represented the Apostles
and their master In the correct rccumDeni position But
what most curious and suggestive at the present mo-
mcn circumstance that when the Dean nrst stated
Words. he ychcncnty contfadcted ny he chlei E'
glish Roman Catholic organ, the Dublin Rer'eo which
told him buntiy that the assertion was the purest 70
ROMAN CATHOLIC ADVANCES.
Tho North German Correspondent Of the lih inst says:
The present Pontn Is personally popular an apathy In
Procsants and the Roman Catholic Church In the
formed states Of Germany is completely untrammeed by
every semblance Of independent thought or action has
disappeared. For thousand years the Catholic Episco.
pacy have never been utterly pOweress, so hepessly
servo to Rome at this moment An OMNIBUS Increase
has taken place IN the ranks OF the Jesus which on The
Let OF January last numbered 1854 members, while
1898 the entire order did not count more than third OF
that number Its headquarters OF course in Rome,
but by its emissares IL is ubiquitous and many Of its
Rbons The ibertes OF the Church are declared among
other things to comprehend the stlpuati0ns; that the
state shall tolerate dissent from the Roman creed;
that marriage and education within the jurisdiction
If he ID
the hierarchy not amcuable 10 the civil courts and
that 1t duty Of the State to enforce the DEGREES OF
THE HUNGARIAN DISPUTE.
The curious dispute between the clergy and the lay OF
the Roman Catholic Church Ia Hungary seems to be
In fair way OF settlement. The demand OF the aity
that they should DO allowed TO take part In the eccesas
teal administration in the same way as Is done by the
aty OF other Churches has been strongly supported by
the Government, and the Catholic Prmate Archbishop
SimOv, has at last consented to the cOnyOcaOn OF
"CathOlC Congress" with that object THIS Congress
prepare reorganization OF church government on the
basis OF the "Status TransylvaniI CaholcOrum" law
under which the churches schools and ecclesiastical
property generally In Transyyana were formerly placed
under the control Of a mixed commission OF clergymen
aud aymcn The Congress was opened ON the gath ut.
with long speech from the Pnnate In which ho pointed
out the Importance OF the questions TO be discussed
hortcd his hearers 10 be united aud rgstful and OK.
pressed the hope that they would succeed In reconcng
the autonomy with the principles OF the church.
MEETING OF BISHOPS IN GERMASr.
The WeUuu gazette tolls ms that about the middle OF
September meeting OF German Catholic bishops IA to take
place IN Fulda, on which occasion the principal subject
Of deliDeration will Do the approaching Council The
Germany" says the journal aforementioned, mad as
sumed pretty peaceful aspect but u may be fearessy
asserted that AZ the present time IN Rome very little
laid the continuation Of this good understand
Recent events In WurtembuTg Baden, and Bavaria
ample proofs that the Cura far from being dis
inclined TO reopen the old contest between the Church
and state, aud II 20 judge by what has already
transpred now struggle may be confidently Anticl-
pated II the bishops do not succeed In Oyerrulng the
tendencies which are now predominant In Rome It's
the special duty and vocation OF the German bishops
they acuated by real patriotism and true Christian
ity 20 rase their voices In Fuldd against plans and
ratiOus cherished beyond the Alps but which are pTeg
nant with the elements Of disorder and revolution"
THREATENED PROHIBITION
The CdrisT1hc ZetiDg is informed by It's Vienna cor
respondent It said that the Hungarian Government
Is firmly resolved in the Court OF Rome is unable
unwilling 10 furnish certain guarantees required as to
the spirit and tendency Of the approaching Council
strictly and absolutely forbid the members OF the unga
ran EpscOpate to attend IT, II is self evident that
such "a resolution be taken In Hungary, 10 may DO lm
tated in the other half Of the Monarchy"
I ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOP on THE IRISH CHURCH
ar. GOss, Roman Catholic Bishop OF Liverpool, made
his triennal visitation 10 50. Walburge's Catholic
Chapel Preston In the Of his address TO the
erty He said that the Conservative party talked
about the property being dedicated 10 God, still they
had withheld IL from its rghfu The party that
held the riches Of the Irish Church in minority
but now they obliged TO give account OF tile
talents ntrusted to them Many had carefully wrapped
1t up and were able TO produce It, but they could not
show an increase. They had been possession Of the
property by the power Of the executive
law Those they strOye to convert had prosecuted
TO DEATH and driven like Wild beasts into COnnaught
FAR as human power could eXtcrminae them, but STILL
after all. they hourshcd aud increased I'm mum.
hers They retained their love and affection for the
faith and had been an example 10 the country The land