The New York herald., 1869-12-16

tain the Bishop OF Bayeux, to whose diocese ne
bshop. The Duke Salsiatl has offered the second
story OF his palacerlor TWO bishops, and Duke Gra-
the Pope disposal for the same purpose. Monsg.
nor Dupanloup ID TO occupy this residence. Ihe
following LOCALITIES have oeen provided Tor The
lodgings OF bishops whose means allow Of their
| spending money Tor their own malntenance:-
Tue religious houses OF Conyertendl, OF the
Domenicans San GrIsagono, ST. Bernard, tneTwelye
Apostles the Inquistion ST. Mary IN Posterula, tho
Magdaen, the services, 81. Dorothy ST. Mary IN
Montics.li, the benlratei in the diberne island,
| st. Francesca Romano, st. Augustin ST. Jerome,
the scolopl Sc. jerome OF the Schiavoni, 81. Bar
thoomew m the Island, st. 0nofrio and st. Celeste
| in CrasIeveIe. There are also thirty-two private
houses rented by order Of the Pope IN winch eighty
| bishops can be lodged.
Thu. the third inquiry is satisfactorily disposed Of
TO give proper feeling OF security 10 the assem-
bed fathers OF the Church and TO give more inpos
ing appearance TO the city, the garrison OF Rome
ions OF infantry including four strong baltaons Of
Zouaves There WIN be three batteries OF artIlery,
Ioar Rns q caya loo and so
play for there is not the slightest apprehension OF
tine troops beng required to act either IN resisting
rection.
Tue Pope has held public consistory at the Vail.
can to confer the scarlet hat upon Cardinal Moreno.
VINO was elevated 10 that rank In March, 1868 but
had not hitherto come here from Spain 10 assume
oiieiai insgnia the ceremony took place, usual,
IN the magnincent Sala del Parament, and 1t was
tremely imposing from the full attendance of cardi-
nais and preates. as well as the presence OF the
distinguished persons After the pubic % cons consistory story
the secret one was ned In which the Pope accord
ing 10 custom closed the Cardinals mouth ana tnea
proceeded to announce the prOmotion OF twelve pre-
lates to sees IN different countries well US IN par
ttbis hfdetaant, Of whom the last on the list was
the Rev. Thomas Foley, OF the diocese or Baltimore.
AL the conclusion OF the secret cOnsstory the Pope
reopened Cardinal Moreno's mouth, and placed on
his finger the Cardnalitan ring previous to grant
ing hun reception IA mis- private apartments In the
palace.
1t is gratifying to observe that far more coplous
resources are pouring into the Pope's exchequer
from all parts OF the world than what he requires to
lay out III the Eternal City. Without giving cata-
logue OF all The money offerings he Is continually re-
celvlng, may mention some recent gifts OF more
special cnafactef:--
The Archbishop OF Lima. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Barreda, lot being able to come 10 Rome Oh account
or his age (nnety-four), the Pope his pastoral
ROD. made entirely OF Peruvian gold, and valued nc
$4,000. The Key. Father Guai, celebrated in South
America as missionary and author, has come over
as the Archbisbops proxy, and had the honor 10
present this gilt 10 tue Holy Fatner, together with
other offerings, among which Is that OF basket OF
silver nhgree WORK, With a bunch Of flowers Of The
same maLerial, containing 900 naDcs In gold.
The Archbishop or Quito offered his Holiness
golden chalee, set with pearls ana some other beau
tl1ul works In gold besides very valuable medal,
set with gems sent by the President of the Equator
Republic, 6lgnor Garcia Moreno, which he mad re-
ceiVed lrom the government OF his country Tor hs
patriotic services. The students OF quito at their
examination ali offered their prize medals 10 send
TO the Pope, and President Garola initiating their
example, took his splendid medal from las breast for
the same purpose.
was leaving venezuela Tor Rome, he was surrounded
by many OF his nock with offerings In money ana
precious objects Tor the Sovereign Ponttn. Inc
ladies' emulated the patriotic women OF Carthage IN
taxing OIL their rings, bracelets and earrings, the
sentiments OF the South Americans in favor Oi Pio
Mono being excited by the fact OF his DeIug the only
Pope who ever visited the American conttneng--his
Holiness labored Tor years as voluntary missionary
Ia Lima ana other parts Of Peru IN his voutn-as
was anectlonaiely mentioned by the pupils OF the
PernamDuco college IN their address, sent with Pc
cunlary offerings, py their BISHOP Monsgnor Ayres
Ia a 4
TO the Pope
Tue United States bishops have mostly come with
tangible evidence OF Tie petY OF their respective
diocesans.
Captain Gordon, in the name OF the English Cath
ole Committee, presented 70 the Pope ~, Oy0f.,
Win beautiful BOOK OF signatures exqulslely iliu
minated and bound.
Une OF the most really artistic offerings and one
quite worthy OF tue geniuS or Belvenuto Cel!ig,
tnat presented to the Pope by an rtistcai priest or
Rminl, named Marlano MaIte!nl. it conalsts ot
bronze gilt bell, maze ny himself which lie inplores
the Pope 70 make use o1 at The Council. inns work
Is entirely sYmbohcal, no part or 1t being without
some aiiu5ion 10 the Council. The handle Is formed
by u kneeiing angel on base with slyer clouds.
bearing on his shoulders guided cross, with silver
rays. fhe Papal cross aud pastoral, the Pupa,s
bell itself is very euborate but the principal feature
A the imnaeniase conception. surrounded by Two
doves bearing olive branches rhe cupper repre-
sents the mystic bark OF ST. Peter, wita reversed
cross for mast anu smaller cross lor helm. A SER
pent. with tnreeIorked tongue, iaIilns get into
the DARK, plunges INTO the waves Deow. some
rythDicai inscriptions III the style or medieval
monasIc poets arc introduced Into the composition.
Tho following are quoted a. specimens or this
ThymIus Latln:--
Inyocaia-.ImmaeulsA~
Plus Nonus-Pa.tor fsaus
Per touciium -Fert s'xh m.
&undus crebrisIot s,leDris.
Jmpiicsus-O-ens%sAus
Per hoe Numen-Et
Observation-Disclosures