The New York herald., 1870-01-25

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left The Council Hall about one r. NJ. 1t Is evident
that not much time was left Tor the transaction OF
real business, anu it was, therefore, lucky that
there was no business ready to nc transacted.
The Pope read a long narangue, which was totally
inaudlDle TO US outside the enclosure, ana should
think, must have been 10 most OF the bishops IN
side, except the cardinals who held long wax
torches by the side Of his Holiness throne chair.
must, therefore, wait patiently uhtil ~ some private
channel py oiiiciat publication can get ~ .
knowledge OF the ropes dIscOurse but nom what
Information could obtaln on the spot, should con-
lecture that Plus TX. put forward his own cOndenl-
natory opinion On The loplc Oh naturallsn IN oppo-
sition to the supernatural mysteries OF religion,
wnich SO much occupies tne bishops In their general
congregation.
The orators tribuae, sort OF pulpit ON wheels.
MAS proukiI IN from outside the enclosure, wnere it
stood IN the Daginlug u the ceremony, and dragged
opposite the ropes lironc before Holiness
nienced iiis haran9uc, LuL wGaJ KIND OF elOqucnce
was delivered froIn 1t thc general puoic was not
au.e To appreciate.
nc most interesting episode In the mornings
ceremonial was tnc pronunciation OF the profession
VI laitn as ofinuiLeu Dy rope iiu5 w., III inc pre-
sence cI hs successor Pas l ~ the whole asseii-
~! OF fathers. This soienn declaration or iaith Is
necessary step 10 ne.r proceeding to the consioer-
alton VI anu voting upon the weignty questions sub
Atteu 10 the Counc uus III the present Instance, as
4 nave already observed tncie were no questions
ready TO he suumltcd and therefore the l0rniality
Was snpernuous, except IN anticipation O the next
pubic session. VI Ici wIl THIS be we fhay rather
ASA when win the tiyal oraiora have cvncluueu tielI
long written naiaugues upon the subjects presented
tne first Instance Tor their ulscussOn, iOr it viii
DC useless lor the rope 10 have liked the day Tor
anotner pubic session Il Inc bishops nave not pre-
vousy come vi any rate To preliminary voting on
the iirst much debated scisenlata canon,tP.
hcciesiastics rs wei rs iaymen are begning TO be
alarmed at the iDe duration or the Ecumenical
,oanca, II the lutncrs continue 10 be as disputa.
tlGus on all the topics suomitted to them as tney
are showing themselves Il. sne outset, we snail have
the summer heats ana the malaria season with all
It's consequences OF pefnclous Iever upon lis l0nG
Dciorc the Counci. viii have disposed Of even the
Al
nave ali the pOSthtR ana independent prop0sitl0nS
brought on the laps, and NOBODY Knows how inr
tney may lead U.s. The Pope already f0rcsces that
gne originally contemplated period OF Six or eight
months VIII certainly not suffice, Judging from Tie
nsxt 10 no,hing done ~ this ilrst month and IN
Il couple VI months IN the hot season those
bishops who located al convenient distances and
nave eApectauE f0cks Ianentlag thor absence hui
FOR those who have great distances. sucn
as South America Australia or CHINA, his Holiness
benevoiently proposes providing suitable summer
quarters III the more salubrcus hill districts oil ms
loMlHlons.
Although St. Peters church Is agreeably warm
inside during the witer IL strikes Icy cold during
the summer ano the Contrast from the external 10
the internal temperature wouid doubtless prove
fatal 10 many q robnsi member Of the episcopacY II
obliged to continue ireq uenLing the Councis iia all
summer.
four fathers have already died since the opening
oi the Ceuncll--taidlna!s dc Keisacn and PenIn
ana the bishops OF Prcmisiia aud Foggia-and their
virtues We're eulo.i.ei by tue Cardinal Legate, DE
Llca IN the general congregation held on 4donday,
Inc following were the names or the twenty -four
fathers elected Tor the commission oil Regular orders
IN the Congregation OF tne 2ern Decenber:--
/. Fleix Lolaus, A.chblsnop or Tarragona
3 Raess, Bishop Of Stfasourg.
3 st. Mark, ArchDtshoSD oi Renue5.
4. Bianco, Bsnop OF Avila.
s. berry Bishop OF Eiontert
6 Dusmct. Archbishop 81 Cataua.
T. CantlmOrri Bishop oi Parma
s. Cneca, Archbisaop-o quito.
o. Furstenbefg, Archbishop OF Ollmuta.
TO- Pooten, Archbishop oil Antpa:i and 5coaas.
IL. Mlcaleif i5isnop OF Cnta Ill Caste!o.
H. Ryan, Bishcp OF Buialc.
l3 Spilotr0s, Bishop Oh Crlcarico.
A. Angelon, Archbishop OF Urbino
IS. CardosO, DisnoD VI kaso.
ne. Leonrau Bishop OF Elcastatt
II. clifford, Bishop OF clifford
ls Talzauu iisnop OF iGncs
ID. Falec, Bishop OF Brtges
20. Garreon, Bisnop OF aenes.
II. d. Caiabriano Archbishop OF Milan.
%. Chajat, Archbishop OF Afnadic. OF the Chal-'
deans.
-. Will, Bishop OF hDtipatros
"a. Ghnardi, BlshOp OF M0ndovi.
The names OF The two cardinals appointed Dy the
Pope's special cnirograph, dated December ~ to
preside over the coinGttseS oil Faith and Discipitne,
are the Cardinals liiio compiler OF the syllabus ana
Caterinl, preiect CT che Inquision.
Cardinal De Angels, Archbishop OF FermO, has
been appointed ov the Pope to succeed Cardinal de
Reisach rs President OF the General CONGREGATIONS
OF the Council.
Oirthe alst December, in the chapel OF the Amer-
can College, MoHsisddr Baycy, Bishop OF Newark
Protestant lady. Drs H., OF New York. and Oh the
"a January cardinal Asguin. performed the same
ceremony his private chape. FOR another Protestant
lady Oh NeH YORK. Mrs ". y.
The C26hoilc Journal, Duin SdlratOre eulogizes
the Sultan for beneyolcnce to the Catholic DISH
OPS or ms empire coming 10 Rome, aud iOr having
sent splendid diamond ring to the Pope. The ar
ncle concuoes with ''pioa u g'nn Suitalo ~