The New York herald., 1869-11-29
ROME.
The Hierarchical Assenlblage for the Council
American Prclates in the Holy City-French
Finnnce-King Victor EmanuePs Case
Church History.

American Prelates in the Holy City-French
Finnnce-King Victor Emanueps Case
Church History.
ROME, Nov. 10, 1869.
American bishops are now docking into Rome in
considerable numbers for the approaching Council.
Since my last letter the following arrivals from
your side OF the Atlantic have to be registered
Monslgnors Macfarand, Bishop OF Hartford, Conn;
Henry, Bishop OF Milwaukee, Wis; Quinian. Bishop
Of Mobile Ala. The ecclesiastical element Is de-
cidedly developing Its importance among the popu-
latlon OF the Eternal City, but the expected
crush OF lay visitors has not yet commenced,
and OF distinguished foreigners we have
only the Queen of Wurtemberg to boast OF hitherto
Her Majesty had an audience OF the Pope on Mon
day morning. But we are assured that Rome is TO
overflow with all sorts OF ce celebrities in the OF
the winter, and The last number OF the C0rre-
spondance de Rome contains the following announce
ment on this subject:-"Great personages from vari-
Gus parts of Europe have ordered apartments to be
engaged for the and visits from several sovereigns
are spoken OF in the course OF the winter and spring
A letter written by missionary informs us that
several Indian princes, accompanied by rich lords
propose visiting Rome There Is no point OF the
globe which the Council does not agitate in oppo-
site senses. Everywhere men declare themselves
enemies to n-everywnere men are Influenced with
holy love towards t1is Church,
The French Ambassador has returned to Rome, &C.
c0mpanleu ny the frencn COmmSSaTy, Nj. ShcureuX,
charged with regulating the outstanding financial
differences between the Papal and Italian govern
ments. The latter gentleman has already com
menced his conferences on this subject with the
Italian Commissary Slgnor Moncard
The Austrian Ambassador, Count Trautmansdorn
has also returned to his post and viii present his
credentials oicially to the Pope and hold ms first
state evening reception at the Palazza de Venezla
towards the end OF this month.
The Peruvian Minister, Baron Sigmond has been
recalled by his government and transferred to the
Hague, In consequence II s said OF request OF the
Papal government WHO considered the Baron too
jealous propagator OF Prince Hohenlohe's prnc,-
PIES He Will be succeeded here by Count Tauf-
kirchen, hitherto Bavarian Minister at st. Peters
burg.
The King OF Itay's dangerous illness has excited
various conflicting sentiments here Well in
own dominion, and pious people have been deporng
the TACT OF his Majestys possibly dying OF the pale
OF the Church. his annexation OF ner domInons hav-
ing brought himps0 fac0 under the heaviest ecclesl
astical censures and even excommunicauon. But
we know that lie confessed the 1th instant, and
received the holy sacrament which he could nor
have done without absolutlon having been conferred
upon HIM, 80 that IL to b0 inferred that the Pope
| especially authorized his Malesty's chsplain the
Able Stellard to exercise that act Of indulgence,
probably su6 condtOae TetncdeftiG, that Is to say
tnat II person laborng under ecclesiastical censure
should recover instead OF dying after receiving the
eucharist the absolution conferred is nun and void
and ne returns into his state OF excommunlcaton AZ
before.
The Pope went in gala train to the Church of San
Carlo according 10 annual custom, the Attn inst.
| 1t being the festival OF that saint. The Queen OF
Wurtemberg was present at the ceremony, and 1t
| was currently reported and indeed announced by
the Correspondence rome, that very exc0mmti-
nlcated person indeed no other than the annexing
General, Enrico Claldn, was among the spectators
| In plain cothes-he being on HIS way through Rome
at the tme-it being considered rather trOp fort for
this uncompromisng officer, the conqueror at Casel
Fidardo, TO be gazing quietly at the despolled Pom
! tln. Another Roman Journai, the Osse,rate,e RO-
mdno declares itself authorized TO contradict the
report OF his presence In the church.
| 1he officers OF the Zouaves gave grand banquet
on the sd INST, at the barracks OF San Sylvester to
celebrate the second anniversary OF the battle OF
Montana The Minister OF War, the superior officers
OF the Popes army and several bishops from those
countries which have sent most volunteers to the
corps OF Louayes, were among the guests, Monsgnor
Bourget, o. Montreal, representing Canada. Colonel
de Charrette made an eloquent speech after dinner
and the nealtDs OF his Holiness, hls army, the DISH
| ops and the Catholic committees were rapturously
drank.
The Cardinal Vicar, Pertrzi, mas authorized the
commencement OF ofiical proceedings for approving
the worship OF the two Popes, Eugenus ILL.,. OF Pisa
elected IN li45, and Urban ", Of the Gepdndeett In
France, elected In 1852, held 40 innteH.ordbae In
| odor OF sanctlty. The general congregation viii
meet on the 22d November TO discuss the heroic vr.
4 tues OF the venerable Juvenal Apcna, an intimate
friend OF ST. Francis OF sales.