Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-06

| From the New York Herald.
ROME, April Is, 1859. There has been
more powder burned in honor Of Plus
N. and the fiftieth snniverssFy Of bis
/ priesthood during the last two nights
/ than there wss st the battle OF Montana
] in defence Of bis throne, and by day
/ the festivities have been really imposing,
as much from the iudieiOus aTrang5ment
| Of the demonstrations Of rejoicing ss
| from the crowds Of spectators from al
parts CT the world wEo have congTSgEted
| in the Holy Gig to witness them. The
stations on slhe lines ccnvsFging to
/ Rome have been invaded to such de-
! gree during the last few days that al
control over the travellers hiss been lost (;
tickets end distinction OF classes became
mere idle f0rElslitiss and the over-ladeD
trains moving masses Of confusion. No
doubt the detective aTrsrg me1ts Of the
directors Of toe Roman rail ways have
prevented many travellers from getting
here who were so disposed, but in spite If
deficient accommodation quite enough
Of the Inhabitants Of the towns and vii
lsges Of the eavirons Of Rome and Of the
neighbOriDg Igsiian pTGSiQce5 have ar
rived 10 give popular character 70 the
crowds c0rgregsted wherever there has
been anything 70 see, aud especisliy Ia
the ample church Of St. Peter, on the
morning Uf the IL "a, when the Pope with
musn emotion went through the csr5-
mOny Of ais HeSSc R0UeJ1G on the ffjeth
anniversary CT It's frat performance.
Never were such mum 5ers seen collected
in thst vast temple before, f1r the great
central have, which during the grand
Papal csIauOaiss il generally Kept clear,
for ths Pope to pass, by douoie line
Of soldiers, vas unRuaTded and entirely
occupied by dense but orderly crowd,
which became Q ssTTled mass around the
high altar and the confession, which
were oTHsns satsd for the occasion with 3
probation oft most exquisite Il overs.
TIE only reserved spaces we're fIr tue
accommodation oI ths royal family
OF Naples and Parma. tie diplomatic
body and 4 few fsvGrils foreigners o. oi5-
iinc'iOn, among whom the Prussisn
special envoy received nearly royal
bGBors. st quarter to eight AN. the
Pope left bis apartments, ccompanleu
by the PalstiDe Cardinals Csrell and
ABt0neil, the complete corps OF court
prelates aud the Senator aud CouserVs-
tors ef Rome. A murmuC thrilled
through the church IS his Holiness, visi-
biz sfTeeted, ssceDded the steps Of the
high altar. puriUg the mass the Pope
administered the hOiy sacrament to sight
Door boys belonging to the hospital OF
patagi0vsnui. and 10 about 200 ladies
and gentlemen VINO a8EiOusy solicited
such q cOnsolstO-y distinction. II was on
intOniDg the subsequent Je DsUD that
Pho Mono emotion became evident to
sil around him, and the tears which
flowed from his upturned eyes excited a
corresponding ssntime ent OF sympathy
in the thousands Ct spectators whose at
tentiOn was concentrated en- the person
Of the Supreme POnliI. The cannon OF
st. Angelo announced to the city the
completion OF ths religious ceremony in
s.. Peters, after which the Pope repaired
TO the sscfisty, where . collation. wss
offered TO him and 20 the most distin-
guished persons present by the Dean aud
enspteF Of the cnureh. The refresh
ments were esieGlgtsd for 1000 persons,
but the crowd at tue coOr rendered it i'm
prudent for all the guests to avail tnem-
selves Of their invitstiOns.
The Pope withdrew to his private
apartments after the breakfast, but by no
means 70 repOse, fOF congratulations and
messages OF sll sorts were continually ar
riving by telegraph from all parts Cf the
world, which had to be communicated TO
tions were sent by the wire directly to
the Pope, as wsre those Of several other
sOveFeigns but most Of the Catholic
iurts had special representatives, or
their resident ambassadors were entrust
ed with autograph letters for this pur-
pose. Thus the Marquis de Bannsville
acted for France, CUuat Won Trsutt-
mAnsdorf for Austris, and Count Pyche
de Petteghen for B slgIum, Dut the King
OF Prussia ssnt his Highness the Duke Of
Ratibor with 8 letter and magnificent
porcelain vase Of royal Berlin Wsre. The
Count D'Arco wss special Envoy for BA
ysria, and Russia was represented by the
Grand Duke Vladimur. The King snd
Queen (ex) Of Spain, and the Prince OF
the Asturiss. the X ngs of Holland, Sax
ony aud Wurtem berg, the + impress OF
Mexico, the Grand Dukes OF Tuscany and
Meek len burg -6tre. z, and the Prince OF
Monaco, we're among the complimentary
soveFeigns; but il would be an endless
tack TO register all the msgnates, civil
and ecclesiastical dignitaries, public
bodies, municipal representatives and
pious associations of all denominations
and Of al Catholic countries, who
avsilsd themselves Of the rapidity OF
electric com mmunicAti0n for this excep-
tionaI occusreuee. Among these mes
sagss vas the following one from Balti-
more. via Atlantic cable +" PAIe Pho
W-Roman Ssnctissimo Pho de Qlinqus-
gsnario 3 SAcerdoni jubilantes gratulsn,ur,
salutem iscol1mtGtemqu pf9 santes
Fill nationis TeutOniCse per provincias
Ameri6 y Unitas dispersi, Baltimore
At five "a. bis Holiness adjourned TO !
the great hall over the yestiOnle OF 81.
Petsr's to receive In special eu iience the
Catholic depCtstioRs OF oil dsnOmina-
tiOns, conditions and countries, amount
ing to some thousands Of persons. wh0