The New York herald., 1870-01-16

presented at rst win turn upon the modern system
| Of German religious philosophy Here the nationai
susceptibiltes and numerical strength or the aer-
man and Hungarian Episcopal opposition VIII iu Se Ss
tested, ana no doubt their strongest display wM uo
at the very outset but can only repeat the convic
| ti0n which have already frequently expressed
| votes ut the POpe's command IN the Council WIN
form majority whioh win enable him TO carry
through every measure he seriously puts forward;
4 We have an example OF the pitiful minority 81 MS
on 'onents In the very weak deaouemeM OF ths
RA up OF Orleans opposition to the Pope's organic
rsguA ton" Of the operations o. the Council Mon.
sicne,A DuDanloup has been holdilg meetings at
his resi nee IN the Villa Grazi0li; he has been raj
nE roun nR whom % MonsiSneur Place I Bishop Of
Marse,lies.. 10 Ids permanent place. although for
several Years was Uditore OF the Rota Tribunal ~
beeh snhmitt,nw o them the draft Of ali address to
the Pope and Of memorandum to be published
abroad in oppos g the RegStI acsSa p%s Es,
pen TO Daner in s,SnA It OF these documents-only
fourteen bishops had tA courage to afix their sig
what are fourteen dIssen~ 'ent voices among seven
or eight hundred obseQW0usA consen!ing prelstesf
what the Pope thought Of tho pr0por.0n was ev.
was was presented % "Iea to his lis aol,ns> > by deputa
ton or French bishops, c0mplanA " "ahy sL,,, y.
for Q revision OF the regulations. \ ~ NOno % Juss
snubbed them for presumIng to object % niS apVS
toic authority, and dismissed them wltk no pSiall
ence to my previous letters will show that even ~
the last moment some defaulters were fM na ia
teen or eighteen bishops the number OF his ne
rents IN the affair OF the address, but only fourtAen
actually signed when II came 70 the point, ,.o.
Dupanloup has protested against the accusations OF
the London Catholic journals attrbutng to HIM in
copa mitre OF Lyons Al the real reason for his OPP
posing the Pope. The bishop dlsclams servility In
gov he also requests the Paris Journal
Francdts, to desist from announcing the memoran-
dunn OF the opposition. and opening an address IN
bishops Monsignor D1panloup states that he
should be as tnsensble TO the praises contained In
tanies OF insults heaped upon him every morning
by the Utuers He also states that he win not make
Archbishop Manning responsible for the excesses
Years day Will take placesin the great hall OF the
Swiss Guard. IN the Qurlnal palace, which is being
arranged for that purpose so as To insure the assem-
bled fathers hearing II not always understanding
each other.
the Council hall in st. PETERS, but the lew occasional
general sessions at which his Holiness will preside
Will continue to be held there IN order to justify the
name OF Vatican Council given TO this Ecumenical
assembly.
on Christmas Day the Pope received the congratu.
latOry compliments OF the sacred College IN the
Pieta chapel. after the grand Pontifcal mass.
Yesterday the corps diplomauque went through
the same ceremony, his Holiness answering In high
spirits TO their Official good wishes; and this morn
ing the generals and STAFF officers Of his army were
In attendance at the Vatican for the purpose,
IL D6lnR Tile ropes uAmo udy-IIt loSuVdl VI ots
John the Baptist
The War Of the Cardinals Against the Papnl
Assumption-Ths Grand Neopolitan Bap.
tlsm.
The London Times correspondent at Rome gives
very lengthy account or the defecuOn OF Cardinal
ScnwarZenberg from the ranks OF the opposition.
Great things were expected from the adhesion of so
important parsonage. and 1t Is asserted that among
the prelates assembled In the Holy City none was to
be found who spoke in more distinct tone against
all aggrandsement OF papal authority. The time
came when It was proposed 20 sign protest against
the arbitrary assumption Of authority by the Pope
IN the regulations prescribed for the conduct OF
business IN the O0uncil. The Prlmate Of Hungary
had done his best to promote TINS movement, but
him and he withheld his signature. The protest
was, nevertheless, presented and our readers have
already been made aware Of the result-lt was con-
temptuousy set aside. The Cardinals detection
force OF the opposition, but the liberals among the
French and German bishops do not appear to con-
slider the game as necessarily lost if these men,
says the Times correspondent 'c0uld 1nd some
they feel that the very existence or their episcopal
privileges depends on their making stand now
against The pretensi0ns put forward by the Pope"
and the writer adds that ne has good authority
ionsy desirous that end the Catholic govern
ments should lose no time In accrediting ambassa-
dors to the COuncl.n
in Rome, on the both of December. the Pope sent
pesse, embroidered in gold, win her arms upon 1T
nnd cameo surrounded with rupes At the cere-
mOny OF the baptism Of her child twenty two
princes and prncesses OF the royal family OF Naples
OF Parma, the Grand Duke Of Tuscany, the Austrian
and Bavarian ambassadors, fourteen cardinals and
several nOole pers0nages VINO haa come from Naples
to the Holy City.