New-York tribune., 1870-04-16

COUNT nONTALENBERT's oBsEQUIEs-IHE LATE
SCKNE IN TIE COUNCIL@CARDINAL SCHWARTZ
ENRERGS PLEA FOR TOLERATON-BlSIOP
sTBOssMAYER's PRoTEST-A GORGEOUS PRO-
CESsIOE.
ROME. March 2j.--The prohibition to perform
funeral service in the Church of Ara CGli, on the
18th lnst. for the soul of Count de Montalembert,
has awakened so much irritation that L must give
you some further details regarding it, As Roman Pa
trican having been made one for services rendered
t. Rome in 1919 he entitled to the customary
hOnOrs in the church i'll the Capitol The service
was ordered by his brotheT-in-law, Monseigneu de
Merode. and many invitations were issued. On
visitors arriving at the church a notice was found
attached to the outside walls stating that the funeral
service announced for the 18th inst. for Count de
Nontalembert would not take place. The Fathers
Of the monastery connected with the church, of
course knew nothing more than their orders. 1t Is
SAID that on the proof copy of the OSserrGtore 10
dHo being presented for the sanction of the Censor
ar advertisement announcing the mass was struck
out Many bishops priests, and persons OF distlnc-
ton were present. and when the doors were closed at
late hour almost the last person 10 present himself
vas the General Of the Jesniss, with his assistant
Ar the fdcs Achdes of Jesuit Father is convention
ally called. MoDsegneur Dupanloup had intended
"a pronounce panegyrc on the occasion, and IN
order 10 remove all fears of any nprudence had in
Producing any irritating matter. On returning to
hB house. however, he wrote to De Merode to say
that he should be silent, not to give cause for
ANY apprehension.
The feeling awakened IN society was very strong
both among the clergy and the laty one of the former
Bishop saving | would have gone TO Paris 10 at
tend a service" and another speaking of prohibi-
hOn. Observed Ce NEST pas crime rs0as cest une
taato' The Ultras III the first place denied the
whole affair as a pure invention, and, when this
iasls1 res9rted 10 EXCUSES. The Holy rather Knew
permission Oi the NicarIeneral, and without recelV-
ing sncn permission the friars of Ara CGll could
so perform the service. That II all-tis very SIM
FJeAWaHtioh But viii leave you 10 1orm Nout
l,EH ~ Of Il. As 10 the Pope ordering mass IN
ar CIifcE Ci st. Maria in Iraspontnia, IT was lhe
WI. oinence, II II added, of the arrival ol Telegram
announcing that on receiving the Nlatlcum, M0nta.
'ti' en- n uttered the words, Pardon pardon pardon
q, lhHs 1t u attempted 10 defend the Pope agalhs,
ut chabge OF having yielded 10 pressure. On good
uu0Iil IheaT that the order for the mass was
' on the night Of the 18th inst, ior the s3ui OF OF
ont c'sh Charles 1t should he known that I'D
"df.i;iy rases such il the form used but i0r Mon
,Atinbei one whom all Paris followed TO the grave
~nu WHOM an rance mOurns, II was AZ bala ar u
Nolld well .e. 30 also WAS the encouragement III lhe
ouolai journal Of sach mass having been sald-lt
VIZ stated to have been offered III console Iatl0h OF
the ancient SERVICES rendered to the Church by
Count de Montslembert.1 Thus closes this painful
And lmprudent episode as far as Rome II concerned
% the night Of Friday, the 18th inst, the Marquis
" NfhtNllt lbfi al last hefSOil ndu H'nt h'h VI ""
several occasions, bnt he had always turned up in a
marvellous manner and now that he has actually
LETT, many are still incredulous There are some
whose wish is perhaps father 10 the thought who as
vert that be will not return and the following stoy
rlrculstes widely: That MonseIgnenr -- wrote 70
Count Dam. begging him 10 remove Banhevllle VINO
was only compromising the position that the etter
was shown 70 the Emperor who oounseled thal u
,houid be sent 10 Banneyille, az was done that
Bannevilk showed it TO MoDseigDeur -. who Jusii-
he'd the expressions used
Great efforts have been made Of late to exalt the
character si,d dignity Of St. J0seDb aud Saturday last