The New York herald., 1869-08-03

weary, and true to his nature, he has Just much
pity for them as the cock for the earthwOrm.
In subsequent issue OF the same journal the ver-
oattm report comes In for the following COMMENT
The full report from the NBw Y0RK HERALD, a. just
| transated shows still plainer che needless i'll
humor Of the Bund Chancell0r IN his sarcastic,
bitter and violent reprOaches against the representa-
4 spondens that he would ''speak in type" he well
knew that ms expectoratons were addressed TO the
BE this as 1t may. the Count knew well why he
spoke 70 us Is be dd, and h!s shoulders are broad
enough TO bear the brunt Of what the ZaEanN or
other radical journals may say upon the matter.
we are now IN . position 70 give you the fnll
contents OF that important document, the circular
despatch Of Prince Hoheul0he on the subject OF the
Eclmenicai Coancii. 1t Is dated Munich, April .,
addressed TO Bavarias foreign diplomatsts and has
may be considered as certain that the council to be
convened at the insgation OF his Holiness Pope Plus
TX. Will take place IN December next, should no un-
f0reseen circumstances prevent It, 1t will no doubt
be attended by large number OF bishops from ell
than any previous one. 1t will also demand IN the
public opinion OF the Catholic community
that higa importance % which naturally attaches
It ID not to be supposed that the Council will
occupy itself with pure questions Orfath with theO
logical matters only, for no suCh suhjecte WAL be
brought before 1t. The only dogmatlcal question
which, as hear from good source, u to be dis
however stretches far beyond the religious boundary
and Ii OF highly political nature; for In It In
cuded the authority OF the Pope over all princes and
Such an important and weighty question demands
the attention OF all governments who have Catholic
now At WORK in Rome settling upon the
questions for the decision OF the Council One
OF these committees Is charged exclusively with
state Church matters showing the intention Of the
Roman court 70 have the Councils decision In
religious political affairs. The organ Of the Roman
organ BY Brere Of Plus ix has Etsy sp spoken Of
the Papal Syllabus OF December, 1854. declaring
that the Council should adopt 1t as decree OF Its
0wn The articles OF the said Syllabus being opposed
TO the principles OF present State organizations be-
ho0ves governments to consider the serious question
how to instruct the bishops OF the country 70 their
paracpatlons IN proceedings wnicn aim az the
destruction OF the existing relations OF State and
Church. The practicabllity should be likwise con-
sdered OF joint protest on the part OF governments
through their representatives at Rome, against any
resolutions affecting state questions without hear
Such step Of the governments interested in this
ser0usAnair seems " OF the highest importance.
! have waited until now expecting that something
would De done on one Side or the other but sucn
not being the case, and time pressing, now in-
strucs your Excelency TO moot the question with
the government to which you are accredited and
ascertain Its Views and Intentions.
In dong SO your Excellency Will propose the
question as to whether united action on the part OF
the European States should be taken, how far they
should proceed collectively, and IN what shape, In
order to apprise Rome before OF the course they
mean to take, and as TO whether preliminary con-
ference would be desirable to agree upon unanimous
action.
Your. &C., &C.. will, if necessary, leave copy Of
this despatch IN the hands Of -, and make an
early reply as TO It's reception.
To show that there is a strong ultramontane party
in Bavaria we may mention that only the day before
yesterday bookseller at Foorchhs1p exhibited in
his window carIcature Of the Pope and Ecumenical
Council. The same picture was afterwards handed
about In tavern, being brought there by q Jewish
teacher. mob immediately collected DESTROYED
the house Of the teacher and then proceeded to the
booksellers demolished his show window and con-
tents. though they were well aware that ne was an
ho ItnA
by the aid OF the military. Many arrests were made
aud the prisoners sent to Bamberg