The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-17
E u r q F. E.
The Catholic Prelates Assembling
In Rome.
PapaI Co,snterb!ast 20 An
American Cumming.
The Situation in Spain and i]atties OF
the Barcelona 3arricaaes.
ROME.

Bishops Arriving Every Dny-yransatnn-
tic Prc.a;es in the City--Conntcr5lnst TO an
American WouId-lse Cnnn,ing--An iudas-
trial Exhibi,ion--The AMERICAN and Other
Colleges IN Vacation.
ROME. Sept. %, 1850.
II Is not vet the scason for very long lists OF
arrivals 10 be published In Rome nor Is tho weather
yet cool enough TO invite travelling foreigners south
wards; but tais year we have special element In
the customary movement towards the Eternal City
which requires separate and more iofinas announce
ment and consequently the official Journal OF Rome
has begun to register the arrivals OF bishops, OF
whom the earliest are already making their appear
ance alluded in my last TO the arrival Of bishop
from the united States. !: was ionsign0r lose phi
Melcher, Bishop Of Green Bay. Since that we
have had three other arrivals from your side
OF the Atlantic, Monsignors Noset. bishop OF
Merida, Venezuela; Achnval, Bishop OF ST..
John or Cuyo. Argentine Republic, and Ewiis
Bishop OF Canaco and Apostolic Wear Of CURACAO
In the Antilles We are expecting also the Arch
bishop OF santiago and his diocesan bishops from
Chile as tie last journals from that republic
announced that they were on the point OF embark
ing, aud aad been furnished bs tie Senate with
$4,000 for tneir travelling expenses.
The CDi3'sS{o3d@ftce az Ronts al tho 25th has the
f0ll0wiax ossatvat.pns on the Bishop OF ButiaioS
letter 10 iias IX.'Journals hostile 10 the Church
have inserted an nsoent letter from certain A.
to Plus * The Bishop OF Buffalo N. ~ IL
Monsignor stephen Vincent Ryan, OF The Congrega-
ton OF MISSOURI Coke is only Iraes ant pseudo
bishop. WHO refuses TO take pare III the council for
fear OF BENG condemned II Inc name OF faith ana
reason. me opinions Guallies the arguments used
by the pseutto bishop as very grave bat person
who avoids discussion ana contents hinSelr with
babbng IN Journals judges ana condemns hlmselLu
Mons gnor passavalll concluded on the 9TH IN 81,
course If lectures at the Academy or tho Catholic
Religion, On TIE Council demonstrating thaG tho
refusal OF hereto; and scsmafcs 10 intervene was
Il I n a frs II MT
answer ctaefwis6 tdan by saperabuldalce OF
evangei.c c4arlty, 'pylng, praying iof anu loving
themh
The Cornc is to DO held on the sth OF December,
but not al iAs present members Of the episcopal
body VIII iiye " take part in IL ana the sacred
College Itself Is threatened with dimlnatton II s
members ue!o;e the cardinals Decay seats pre-
pared for incin around the Papai throne.
Cardinal DO Reisacns life Is despalfed OF at the
present Gloiont.
The irst stone Of the monument on tile Janlculum
In commemoraiion oil the Council Is to De iaid witt
great fornalt. by the Pope in person on the 6h OF
October.
The construction OF tie scafrolds ana stalls for the
universal Catnoiic Exhibition IN beug actively
pushed on. The Exhibition VIII not he held as WAS
at first intended under the galleries OF the coaster
OF Santa MARIA Degli Angeil, but in the vast quad
range itsei which Is now garden, and q very pro.
duclive Que Ii the way OF vegetables OF which the
MONKS ttarausian consume y large quantity, being
limited by iae rules 0 their order to strctiy ve.e
table diet. In tae centre oil this garden there IS
fountain, round when Michael Angelo Buonaratr,
who huiit me church aud clolstcr, planted four
cypress tees three OF which are still iii full vgor
and are magnificent spcc Of iercentenary yege
tation. Around This central group are oeing erected
twentyfor galleries for tue reception and exhibition
OF the treasures Oh Catholic ART aad industy. III fact
there IL busy hustle VI pleparatoa throughout ROme
just now, not only In the great oDlcai departments
connected vain the Council, but also among the
numerous classes 0i citizens whose prosperity is
moro OF iess dependent on the purses oil foreigners.
Thus hotels aud lodging houses are being furOshed
up, shops are Getting new frOnts studios OF sculp
ture and painting are being enriched wi.h tempting
Etruscan jcweiry are being accumulated In proin-
nent POSITIONS 10 allure promcnaders III the Via Con-
dott. a plentiful harvest Is evidently expected this
winter by the trading portion Of his holiness ieyo
subjects.
The King and Queen OF Naples are expected back
10 Rome every day. When their Majssiies lett this
city for then tour 1t asserted tnaI the
Queen wo1d py0baDy return Tor ier accouc.iene,H.
Tne mouth of october Is holiday tine with gov
eminent employees In Rome; with aSycis the trlbn-
mats beiug closed With collegiaIs una sennarsts
aud numerous class OF individuals VITO take advan-
taGe or The general vacation To get u tow wecks'
fresh III the country. Consequently The envirols
OF the metropolis ale full just now. The rector ana
students OIL Inc American College are passing their
time at denzano, III q Charmlpgly situated villa
belonging 20 the Duke Siorza CesaiIna, tie feudai
lord OF tiat town aud territory. The young men
take long w-ks and ride doascys wish great gee
along the suady avenues OF elm trees They wear
black 90 MS ana pink saslles. The Polish students,
who with their rector stationed ut the same
town, are recognized by tneir green sasie5. The
Jesuits. VINO now swarm at the neishnoring convent
OF Galore all dressed Ill black, but they scampor
about and ride donKeis as welt us tie others. Tho
JcsuLs are wise enough to follow the movement Of
the age, 10 u certain degree IN taelr system oil
education, III or0er 10 render unelr colleges more
attractive 10 tho children OF the nobility. was
present yesterday at festival gwen by the rector Of
the college OF G0ndTagore. a magnificent villa near
Frascati, belonging TO frncc Lorghese, which he
has munitc ntly placed AZ the disposal OF that in
nuentiai order for educational purposes. Gymna5-
tics aud equestrian exercises nave been ntro-
dpcel lnto tae programme o. instruction, and FORM
NO doubt, wv Dfancnes OF study TO watch the boys
apply very willingly. There was q great invitation
yeGteraay TO the noble patron and patroness OF tue
establishments and TO 0ther arstocratic parents
whose children are being brought up there. The
OF equitation, performed by tweniy-f0ur boys
dressed as huzzars and manie.ukes, who went
through NUMBER OF intricate figures a0d performed
mimic charges with sufficient precision in fne
quadranguiar courtyard belonging to the villa
There were also loot aud nuraic races sud other
amusemeu,s which some years ago would not have
figured IN pubiic performance by The pupils
OF Jesuit College.
SPAIN.