New-York tribune., 1870-04-23

,,.oo.;o, Desr;te the great love- therefore, which
Pins tho Ninth entertains for tho Orientas, IL can
be scarcely said to he mutual. Unth m. oe Dahho-
Vile returns from Paris there is little or nothing 10
Inc said about the relations of the POntc al ana the
Imperial Governments The former, In the note
which was sent to NJ Daru, declined TO receive
special envoy on the ground that tho state had
nothing to do with the affairs OF the Counci' "iiu
that nothing would be done to alter the exstihg ar
rangements. But read the q canons when nave
been already published
An incident of private character mas set tno
backs of the English up. and is hlustratVe Oh inc
arbitrary character of their Government. vi n
dav night last at 10 o'clock the apartments OF three
Fnolsb ladies'. who have been residing mere during
The Winter were invaded by the police, and accu-
rately examined, under their BEDS; Ihen Pasg
ports taken away, anu returned W w to az nrdr
to the unprotected females to leave Rome IN "a h0us
Mr. Odo RUSSELL British Diplomatic Agent; the Con
sui Mr. Swan and pT ManPg, f Rnm cSth Cardnal An
toneli and the Pope, but to no purpose Ills Holiness
would not rescind the order. Sic roo, $40 Ju0eo; ana
of time. left for Naples on Tuesday morning. There
are various stories floating about, such as the III,
timacy of their maid with q family suspected OF OF
Ciaribaldian tendencies of the intimacy TOO, OIL
tbe ladies with priests but to them no reason was
assigned the order was dark and peremptory..,
1t is time to turn to the history OF the Council ana
of March requires another word. Such scene, say
some American Bishops, never witnessed IN Con
gress The Holy Fathers surrounded the PulPit,
nsnQ menaces and clenching their lists, whlie Gar
dina Catad assembled the stairs to tell Strossnayer
that the bell had been rung four times ana 10 make
him come down. On the morning following, the elrng
Father demanded of the Cardinals Legate by what
light he had interfered with him 1t appears that
his ofiense was double. First: In having defended
Protestants against anathemas SECOND In having
demanded o categorical answer to the question
whether dogmas were to be defined by majority;
serious misunderstanding unfortunately occurIeu
between Bishop Srossnayer ana Cafdlna hod
enberg the latter declaring that Strosslnayer had
been too violent, and that he the CaTdlhai couIu nv
longer act with him; but the quarrel was aIterward
made up All the ITgSs q fbar to SYMPATHY and ad
miration and at the next meeting OF the lhlerna-
tional Committee, on his making his appearances tno
Prelates both French and Germans, rose anu ell
braced him. ill.,
On Saturday, the 2Gth of March, there was another
Congregation for the dispatch OF business ana IL was
hoped that the reformed scheme would nave 9een
voted. Forty-one amendments have been made 10
the preamble of the Schema dc Ecclesla, but on
Cardinal Bilt showing the Bishops that many "eiS
mere repetitions, their number was reduced anu
some were withdrawn. Had it been voted WITHOUT
corrections it would have pledged the Fathers oy
anticipation, to support infalhDiny. rIonId ,'Id
Rishop il was who moved that the preamble should
he referred to the Committee TO be reconsldered anu
this was conceded by the Legates with tne uiiuel t
standing that no further discussion sholld lake d'
place. Congregations have been neid every yo.ts uay
since Sunday and on the Goth of March the votes
We're taken by rising or sitting on a part OF the
Copstitutio de Eide CdthoHcd
This mart embraces, believe, Rationalism, Pan
thesin. Materialism and other kindred subjects 40
that the Fathers have decided, after three months
use of their intellectual faculties that the exercise
of the intellect is to be anthema The voting on me
Goth of March is to be regarded only as equVent 10
the second reading of the bill on the third reading,
which must take place this week. tne votes MIll ~
taken by placetp or mon placet" and on the llth
of April there will be grand field day. The pro
mitigation of the scanty DEGREES which are the results
of four months labor will then be made to an un.
willing or an Indifferent world. As to the dogma OF
Infaiblity tell you on the authority OF one OF he
Cardinal Legates that it cannot come on uhtll me
beginning Of June, and as so important a question
will not be permitted to be smuggled through the
Council, and rs possibly portion ot the month OF
July would be required for its consideration hopes
are entertained of a speedy Propagation; we nave
to do with priests, however, it is Observed and they
are ever stubborn and hard headed
Ny letter must conclude after the style OF laiys
postscript, with the most important information,
which has lust been brought to me- 1ou have been
already informed that STossmayers attack on the pre-
amble was directed against the insult 9hfIed no 10
breath with Atheism MateriallSrl, PaIthelsiI, ana
/ know not what else, Well, Count de
the fact, instructed Baron Arnim to confde to
the German Bishops that If they voted lor
this insult against Professionalism, and Therefore,
their King they would expose tneSgS neted for il 10 and
at the same time instructed Baron ATniln IN the
event of the preamble passing by majority, 10
Rome with all his staff. You may imagine the dis,
may this communication produced on the MINDS OF
the German Bishops who hurried 10 communicate 1T
to the Jess the Legates. Antonelli, and the Pope.
The result was the withdrawal of the Preamble
Baron Arnim deserves the highest praise for the
diplomatic skill with which he admins
tered the dose in homeopathic proportions
to the German Bishops, so that it worked on
the Vatican without an appearance o1 threat OF
violence, and produced the Withdrawal OF the Pre-
amble. In what strong contrast does this
straightforward policy OF Prussia under the auspices
of Bismarck and Arnim, stand with the weak,
impOtent measures Of France and Banneyllc.
Once again let me present to you the three unpro-
teced females who received orders TO leave Rome In
third held her ground and refused TO leave unless
carried off by the gensdaTmcs She called on Mon
signOr Randi. who refused to receive her, on which
she sent in note announcing her firm determina-
tipn. She then called on Cardinal AntOnelll, who
knew nothing at all about the matter-g0od, in
nOcent man-thOugh as the lady informed hun, he
was in possession of u letter of remonstTance from
in an equally decided manner, by Mrs. =, that,
come what may she would not leave without force
and the order has been rescInded the spies around
the woman have been Withdrawn and the ladies at
Naples have permission 10 return when they please.
Much praise is due to DR.. Manning, who acted with
true British spirit, and fully aware of the
ridiculous position assumed by the Pope, who was
did his duty, too; and Mr.. Odo. Russell British
Diplomatic Agent, was TesOlute in the defense of
his countrywoman directing her, If molested by
the gensdaT1nes claim the protection of the British
Flag and send Immediately for him. Thus ends the
storm in this muddy puddle.
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TO Mr.. ROGERS-FROM A BROTHER.