New-York tribune., 1870-08-04

III IL HepolIeu IrOm Rome That the rope ac-
cepts the situation, and has commenced negotiations
with the Government of King Victor Emanuel.
The hOnfteM says that all the arrangements for the
evacuation Of Rome have been terminated between
France and Italy. The latter Government will issue
declaration giving renewed force to the September Con-
yenon The affair may be considered as regulated
20 the satisfaction OF all parties interested.
Papa committees in France Ireland, Holland and Bel
Sum are making great efforts TO raise recruits for the
POnthoal service.
CLOSE OF TIE THEOLOGICAL STRUGGLE.
tRRoM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
ROME, July 15.-SOme time has elapsed since
wrote you II has been aweary period during which
q burning sun has been soorching all the inhabitants
and less burning zeal has been infaming the pas
ons Of know not how many right reverend Fathers in
God when last wrote the great Schema de Ecclosa,
involving InfalliDilty, just brought before the
Council OF the conflicts that took place of the hard
words used Of the ntrigues that have been prscticed
will speak-they things of the past but any
who has taken part in witnessed municipal election
will have witnessed the angry passions that have
been awakened in the Council. The two first chapters
of the Schema on the primacy of the Roman Pontif,
and the perpetuty OF his authority after dragging their
slow length along, were finally voted some day last
month when the third chapter brought forwardon
che Spiritual Jurisdiction of the Pope. This elected yet
more discussion and gave rise to 40 amendments half of
which were rejected. The longest day, however,
has fits close and this chapter was finally
passed on Monday last. 1 arrived Just in
time for the momentous operation and to wit
ness the yet heaving billows Of the subsiding
storm. The votes taken by rising sittng-the
minority said that they counted 100 OF their NUMBER the
majority disputed and said they many. The
great trial Of strength to take place however the
Fourth Chapter, which involves the personal Infabity
o the Pope, and men grded up their lons and put
heir armor for the combat In comparison with this all
pther questions we're unimportant You might have
Pope-that must be carried and that being carried all
else must follow The text read toward the end Of
asst month when 50 members of the minority who
had inscribed their speak renounced their right
o. what it to speak against foregoDe conclu-
goni Had it not been determined two years ago. and
bad not Bishops in part6llS, and official Bishops and
Bishops who depended for their daily bread on the Holy
Zee, been pressed into the service and received their
Uders' II would have been also speaking against
tone WALL il would have been sacrifice of their personal
igny, and so they told the Presidents that they de-
ncd 10 say word. So much nearer then was the ad-
made the end-the text was voted without con-
,ession. and after the other business of the morn
l ng it brought forward with the amend
nents. some say ca, others &c, Monday.
| fhe next step was TO vote it in its entirety,
ext and amendments and this reserved for Wednes-
Lay, the 18th inst Then the great conflict was to take
place Throughout the Winter been under discus
sion among the opposition when and how would the
best mode of showing their teeth has agtated the
International Committees much-some thought that IL
would be better 10 resist when the regulations
brought fOrward-Others when the first taken
der the system-and others that it would be better
% reserve themselves till the last moment So they have
oe The majority, with the Pope at their head were
p-sauedthat the opposition would be slight at an
aidence which he gave last Monday to the Archbishop
farls' who declared that the strength of the minority
considerable His Holiness replied that il youd be
~ more than u or IA. SO, too, said the unweaIied En-
e51 COrypheus Of the majority "Things are going on
very well; there will not be than 10 or 70 In oppos
. q ~ while another Father supposed there might be
~ You may then imagine the dsmay of the Infai-
b. SIS when the numbers declared 451 Placet,
IG Non-placet 65 Placet iuxta modum, and
no abstained from voting making in round numbers
~ no less strongly. directly or indirectly, dis
pryrd iudispOstion TO support the personal Infa
lily of the Pope The astOnishment ana dlsInay were
Tat Cardinal BiliO said Bishop whom know, was /
quite and seemed to be on the point Of fanting
III e the minority exutant, and bore themselves
All they had obtained great and glorious victory |
tThs news was soon known in the city, and the ex-
hilmeut immense. DiplOmatists were sending off !
Intelligence TO their Governments, via Terni What a
con upon this country that not even the telegraph is
see until you arrive at the frontier! Let us |
ltaaF7e the figures given above - the 90 Non |
lahces well-Orsanized band OF disciplined |
oops who will stand to their guns TO the last; the 65
l2acet iuxta mOdum, put forward conditions which |
lnJt am told be accepted by the majority and these
tanned from voting, evidently did from indisposi-
0a TO wound the feelings OF those TO whom any defer
ee was due and may DC reckoned among the Fallbil-
a. OF this last category Cardinals Antonell and
sgard. on the ground OF their holding Government OIL
ss How difficult ii is to catch fox special request
ya sent 10 three Cardinals, Of whom was HOhen- |
b4 to absent themselves. Cardinals Guidi and slv-
f.s were among the juxta modum people and several
bshops voted Son-Placet who up to the present time
Aye been regarned as Infalibsts. The sense OF the
Eunci NAV therefore be said TO have been finally ana
bdnely declared and the Fabilists are IN minority
kaOw great is that minority Weigh the men them !
kyes-foremOst in the Council for rank learn
u intelligence and knowledge of the world
estimate the vast numbers of the mghiy
Elized people they represent. why sald
l. OF your North American Bishops, "Irepresent more
bs than all the Italian Bishops put together" The
Ebbhop ofParis does the and so 1t may be said
l,tbers Some OF the most devOut Roman Catholics
lye met with say, "the Holy Father is very od' age
Eimpaired his mind, and unscrupulous men take au.
lntase OF it," Then follows as consequence we sn"
kcoD.der ourselves bound by the DEGREES OF such
bgncp another no doubt will be called, and the acts OF
bGunepical Vatican Council will DE all abrogated.'
Iru s,ppo,e the possibility of the minority dwind-
L., IN a mere shadow at the Public Session, yet
Ilh fact cannot diminish the Dnpor'anc. m VI tio @
I-,ssS a ,her Tis6ts beTond the age of the Pope
Eeon68ent were the majority OF almost unanllmy thI
Isn.sd to1 the nr,clamation The VicarGenerdl had
sructed his subalteTls 10 announce puDleiy Oh oa'
T. tat there would DE gssL graf s fken FOR grsfted
Ibud he proclaimed the day before. ihese OIueis
in all probability have 20 oe nav be made known
Tuesiay and many poor, feeble % on m man t 10 20 re re
eI "a ged here since November last VIII De IIee W
1u 10 a healthier cline. Some have lett this week
lbOu! the hcet Of the Pope. . ,,,..,,oo o,od ON
lhOusgOre FerTaris, late Minister OF flhance ucu
Ibeday 70 did MOnsgnOr stella, the getoyda ro6d ana
sud Of the Pope who has felt bis loss n4tt aeepE;