The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-07

dignant protest on the part Of. the liberal news.
papers one or the clerical organs, which strikes
heavier and heavier as the religious conflict wakes
hotter and RACES to lever heat replies to the protest
as f0lows:-"This Jealous apostle or the Roman
sides over IL as being mbued with the evil spirit aud
as having given Instructors to the confessOrs in
go TO commune entirely exorbitant and contrary-
perhaps according TO The Talmud-to the true spirit
OF Catholicism"
sarcasm and fun Is not all one side, however
The liberals nave their share OF IT, too, anu the pub.
tic, less occupied here than some other countries
probably more directly interested, enjoy the who.c
proceeding hugely. Free discussion Is q novelty
hereabouIs, and especially dinner in honor IL
atheism on Good Friday. as was actually eaten last
Friday by the Tree thinkers. The liberals writer's
Claim mat Tue Guy mus. turn tne IiDer 70 some ac.
order not 10 depend merely upon the pennies
OF foreign VISITORS as was the case under the PapaI
taxes and the means OF Industrial enterprise only
by pursuing ruinous policy OF loans which would
have produced bankruptcy infalllbly had not the
Italians taken possession OF the place. they also
point with exultlng rtUaS to the difference which
exists between the pupils OF the Catholic schools and
semnarles and those OF the city schools, lately
turned out TO walk the streets In new uni
forms and ciamor to the authorities to con-
hscate the houses and lands belonging to the
religious institutions In order to keep up these
secular free schools instituted by the municipality.
Most Of the foreign ambassadors have been here to
engage apartments for their respective legations.
1t Is estimated that go 600 persons Will come with
the court to dwell IN Rome. Some Complain is
made that the municipality should not have pre-
pared already new houses for them to live In. Thus
complaint comes from those apostles OF that sad
creed which holds that the state should do all and
the individual nothing The Italians have been long
accustomed TO this creed; but they Will soon learn
better with che new times. Ii the city can comfort
ably hold 49, 900 visitors every winter 1t clear that
the ollcial corners Will find space enough In
the Old houses and palaces already existing.
TIE OLD SPIRIT OF ITALIAN MUNICIPALISM
still comes uppermos but In this, In many other
things the rapid change being effected In tho
sprlghtly minds OIL the present ana the coming
generations Is amazing to behold. The citizens
actually looked upon tho nOn-perfOrmance Of
the rites OF this Holy Week as matter Of
course, not grievlug particle over the lost spec
tacle as II they had never been accustomed to 1T,
aud as II the last had been exhibited prior to thef
Is almost nough 10 make one exclaim, "tne spirit
OF Young italy keeps pace with that oil Young
America. Some OF the high pre!ates here with
whom nave conversed IN regard to
TIE REFUSAL OF DoLLINGER
TO accept the dogma OF lnlalibty, OF rather OF his
acceatuatcd protest against IT, make light OF his
course by saying that the church always looks tor
hereseS TO spring up whenever great point Is de-
clded and proclaimed. AT the same time one cannot
them lively anXietes as 10 the iuture the more
especially as the press Is daily drawing the line more
distinct between the Holy see, winch exact3 blind
obedience. ana the new German relOrmeis, who 20
In for religion joined with science and iree examia-
alton. Father Hyacintne lately escaped here from
Pars-not an over healthy place lust now for priests
in out OF the pale OF the Church-n order TO pass
the festivities or the season. HIS presence here Is
matter OF Indifference TO all. lie reports TO me his
result In egltimist Bonapartist or clerical reac-