New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-26
RELATIONS BETWEEN THE PAPAL AND TIL
SPANISH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN RONI

THE GCUMENlCAL COUNCIL. .t
RELATIONS BETWEEN THE PAPAL AND THE
SPANISH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN ROME
o-ARRANGEMENTs FOR THE COUNCIL.
ROME, June 30-To-day the Pope celebrated
TS Holy G stSe seT Ta ass s En-
Cardinals Patriz Antonell, Merte and Capalt and by
chanted by His Holiness himself and his voice displayed
almost tS old power being heard in every part
his tiara mounted the portable throne and was carried
IN grand state into the center OF the principal nave
rounded by the College Of Cardinals and the Roman
clergy aud attended by Prince Philip orsin assistant
e Ie koon Senate and the mobiles and Swiss
tho King OF Piedmont for emitting present the gold
chace always offered annually TO St. Peter by his
magma, and Umbria. =
Monsignor Franchl is hourly expected in Rome, and
theIe IS general that he has been denitvely
recalled from Madrid. In his last dispatch he reported
friendly relations with the Holy See aud, as a proof he
Enclosed from him bin the Bank Of Rome for 5000
crowns which Spain grants TO tho Cathedral Of
The Regent however failed TO give notice of tins bill to
the Spanish Legation III Rome and consequently, IL has
not been honored Moreover, the POpe's remarks on
Spain, In his alloeution, have produced cold9ess
Senior Ximenez very st1ly received by Cardinal
Anone The Bourbon party Is in high glee at these III
The Roman journal Veridico asserts positively that the
man arrested the frontier with letter In his pos.
session recommending him to Col darcy for enrolment
In the Antilles legion the assassin OF the deputy Lob
bia From private information learn that the leaders
OF the party of ecton in Rome have been called TO Flor
ence TO concert measures In anticipation OF the French
evacuation They seem likely TO meet with little resist
from the POnhcal army. which desertlon is fast
melting away II is true there constant arrivals Of
recruits but these suecor not equan number 10 the
desertons, and the Government is urging the Catholic
committees 10 increase their eIerons. rehgieur has
crutng. There is to believe the soldiers are in
cited to desert by % agents The other day
at Passo d Correse when they denounced
was made but the police appear TO have gained nothing
thereby
THE ORDER OF THE PROCEEDINGS AT TIE COUNCIL
The arrangements OF the Gcumencal Council begin TO
assume shape. There will DO certain number OF pre-
each Of which will be presided over by cardinal spec.
tally named by the Pope as his i0cDl teHes and the
sessions presided over by the Pope himself There will
be about ten Of these sessions but they not 20 be
propositions will read which viii upon them
by reclamation and without any discussion whatsoever.
spective sessions the following SUBJECTS" Pant6eism,
rationalsm, naturaism, absolute ratOnahsm nine
dferentism, tolerantsm, four theses; g. socialism,
communism secret societies, Bible societies hberalocri
rights In twenty theses; society and Its rea
ton TO the Church I'm seventeen theses
raj and Christian morals, In ten theses the Chris.
tan marriage, In ten theses the sovereignty Of tho
Pope Of Rome, IN two theses 10, on modern liberalism,
BAVARIA AND THE GcuNESIcAL COUNCIL CIRCULAR
IRON PRINCE HoIESLoHE.
The Minister Pre6dent Prince HOhenlOhe has sent the
following circular dispatch upon the Ecumencal Council
TO all the Bavarian diplomatic agents:
1t may assumed for the present VITA certainty that
the general council summoned by his Holiness Pope Plus
TX. will really take place In December, unless info
events interfere. THIS Council Will uuquestOnaby DO
visited by very great number OF bishops from ali parts
Of the world aud DC numerousy attended any
yet known. IL WILL therefore command IN the public opln
Ion Of the Catholic world the lofty sgnheance and that
high authority which belongsto an Bcumenca Council
That tho Council will take into consideration ques
tons OF pure theology Is 20 be supposed uee ques
tons Of that nature requiring the settlement OF
Council do not for the preseut call for attention. Tho
source the powers IN Rome would IKE 10 see decided
aud for which the Jesnts in Italy as well as 10 Germany
Enisps he 3 S Fe 6 eSSSS ecI
the domain OF high politics inasmuch coincdenty
the power Of the Popos all and nations even
hereucaD In secular matters would be affirmed aud
question Is likely TO rlvet the attention * govern.
PsP!' EgRS oyer t e,Sis2f ySsfA qcf: Gou9S
further hsPtenSa When they reject upon the pTspsfa
utilization solidarityD Of the committees organized IN
Rome for that purpose Among these committees there
cusvey TO those state ecclcsiastical tStaa kIrehe
matters 10 Is therefore. without doubt, the settled Btou
questions Of amTed character to be decided by the Conn
Gil As corFoboratiye evidence We know that the Crldn
forthcoming Council would be 10 convert the dannatory
clauses OF tile Papal syllabus ofthe sh Of December into
positive canons councillor decretas But this paper
has received from Plus ks own hand the official char
Of organ Of the camera KurcD Now. as these ar
es OF the syllabus directed against several funda
mental axioms % civil government as II u dennodby
modern civilized nations the serious question arises for
mud IL advisable the bishops the one hand IN
their own dOmiidOns aud, the other hand later per
hans the Council ITSELF OF tho solemn consequences that
migh follow calculated and radical rupture IN the
relations which have hitherto been established between
Church and State. The question further arises whether
would not be wise that the governments should make
Joint prOtestaOn through their accredited agenB at
Rome against such conclusions.
The diplomatic agents are then Instructed 70 inquire or
the various Governments whether. II Identical note
cannot be addressed 10 the Roman Court In order not Ia
leave IL In uncertainty conference Of their representa-
tives might not DO arranged TO undertake tho common
delivery OF a combined counsel
MEETING or THE GERMAN BIsHOPB-yILWH OF GERMAN
JOURNAL
We says the Wei Didrfche Zeitng, learn that positively
toward tho middle Of September meeting OF the Ger
man idshops will be held at Fuda, and that the Hcu-
menicil Council will be- the principal subject for discus
sion IN view Of the great Importance that the Council
will evidently have for GeTmady, 40 rs natural that this
meeting should be subject OF general interest Up 70
present the relations between the State and the Cath
Ole Church in Germany have beer generally oharao-
terlzed as sufficiently peaceful. But 10 Is evident
that Rome attaches very little value the preserya
ton OF peaceabe relations, the late events
In Wurtemburg, Baden, and Bavaria show sufficiently
the church docs not hesitate TO renew the former
conflicts with the state. What learn OF the prepare
tory for tho Council is such as to cause MS to
fOresee with oertantysome conflicts unlesset bishops
unite 20 overcome the dominant tendencies at Rome.
The German Bishops are called above ALL 70 act In this
There will rest great stain on them II animated
by true patriotism and REALLY Christian sentiments they
do not pronounce at Fulda against the measures
templated Rome, which will have disastrous
quences beyond limit. Unhappily our hopes under the
very feeble
THE SUEZ CANAL.
THE PROGRESS OF THE WORK.
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