New-York tribune., 1870-11-03
GENERAL FOREIGN NEVIS.
ITALY.
CONDITIONS OF THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT TO
THE POPE.

CONDITIONS OF THE ITALIAN GOVERNMENT TO
THE POPE.
ROME. Wednesday, Nov. /, 1870, VIA LONDON, 2.
The following conditions were announced
by the Italian Government upon taking possession Of
Rome:
All the political authority Of the Pope and the Holy
See in Italy is abolished and will remain So
The Pope will be entirely free in the exercise Of his
ecclesiastical ri ITS which he possesses the Su
preme Chief Of holicism, and will enjoy all the honors
and liberties wh constitute sovereign prerogatiyes
He will dispose and provide for his Court he has up
TO the present tim.
territorial INN unity will be accorded the Holy see
so that free and Independent 1t may at home and abroad
take OF the interests and exercise the authority Of
the Church.
All italian and foreign preates, cardinals bishops,
spiritual bodies, and ecclesiastical orders will enjoy
tire immunity at the place OF residence Of the Supreme
Head OF the Church. whether summoned for council
or for any other purpose The Holy See will
be able to communicate freely and inde-
pendently, at home and abroad, with the
Powers and the clergy. Special postal telegraphc
services will be placed wholly at its disposal The repre-
sentatives Of foreign Powers at the Holy See will enjoy
complete liberty as at other Sovereign Courts The
POpes legates and ENJOYS will be treated like the embas
sadors of foreign sovereigns.
The Pope and Church shall enjoy unlimited liberty OF
publication at the Holy Sees place OF residence, Of all
personal and conciary determinations.
The Pope shall have full liberty TO travel nj
all times In and out Of the country. Italy will
consider him as a foreign sovereign, and he
will be treated and honored as such throughout
the kingdom. The l->Cage of his Holiness
and his Court shall be furnished by Italy,
who also assumed the debts hitherto contracted by the
Ponti6ca State For the tranquility Of the Catholic
world and the Powers, Italy is disposed to guarantee
the liberties of the Church and the independence OF
the Pope by sanctionng them In international
treaty BY these concessions the Government wishes TO
prove Europe that Italy respects the sovereignty OF
the Pope conformaby to the principle: "a free Church
in free State"
During theIast two days the ambassador OF Austria
and the Ministers Of Holland and Portugal received
by His Holiness at the Vatican 1t is believed the Pope
wisely accepts the situation and approves of Austria
taking the lead in calling International Congress,
which will formally receive his sanction of the above
conditions.
NO INTERFERENCE OF AUSTRIA IN THE ROMAN
QUESTION.
BRUSSELS, Wednesday, Nov ., 1870 p
Italy has received formal notice that Austria
will not interfere in the Roman question Austria sug-
ges however, that conference Of the Powers be asked
adjust the guarantees which Italy shall offer TO the
Pope.
King Victor Emanuel is expected at Florence this
ing. He will go to Rome about the 18TH The Barberni
Palace is now proposed as his residence.
Gen. La Marmora continues the POpes nterdct against
the erection OF place OF Protestant worship in Rome
and the Protestant Chapel will remain outside the walls