The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-19

Bugaboo About tho Jesuita
ROME. March "a. 1871.
The Ltoertd and the O,se,ratore Romano news
papers still engaged In arguing the point whether
the Pope has or has NOT emerged from his voluntary
confinement IN the Vatican OF late and gone about
the city in q close carriage aud an abbes dress,
making his observations the present state OF the
Eternal City,
Quantum mutaius ab lilo,
so different from what he was accustomed to con-
template In his pr0menades, mira 81 extra nuros,
before that eventfu 2Oth OF September l do not
know why the Liberia so 0bstinately insists on hav
Ing seon Pope Plus TX. the Janiculum; for any
one who has the slightest acquaintance with the
forma!ity OF the routine observed in the apostolic
palace must admit the total impossbihty Of Pho
Nono's playing the peripatetic without the inlmedi-
ate knowledge OF his courtiers and guards Your
readers may for the present consider as myths oil
anecdotes about the pope's mysterious excursions
in and beyond the boundaries of the Leonine city;
for have sufficient means OF obtaining correct in
formation on this point
EVERY DAY LIFE OF THE PoNrIFF.
His Holiness continues to enjoy excellent health
and spirits within the limits of his restricted domain
md IS constantly receiving visitors, addresses
pments and gifts.
UNITED STATES OFFICERS AT THE VATICAN.
The Captain and officers OF the United States cor
Juniata lately arrived at Civita yecchia
few days ago In uniform TO til, Vatican to have
| audience or the Pope They entered the palace by
! the Mint passage.
ADMIRAL YELvERToN, r. N, AT THE TWO COURTS.
| Saturday evening Admiral Yelverton in command
| OF the British squadron In the Mediterranean,
Gently arrived In Naples from Palermo. had the
honor OF interview with HE Holiness and assured
the Pontir 'fhat tho ships under his orders would
be always at the disposal Of his Holmes case OF
| emergency"
The Pope was very much pleased at the .Admlral's
+, visit, and gave him worry cordial reception.
Admiral Yelverton had been to the Quirinal
Palace In the morning pay his respects to Prince
| Huinbert by whom he was likewise very courte-
onsly received
| The Prince on the point of setting ont for CT.
| ana by means OF the delay he disappointed the
hopes of the municipal authorities OF Gratta Fer
Rome. where very pretty fair, remarkable esre-
ciay Tor Roman costumes and roast pig attracts
great crowds Of visitors eyery 18th or March. and ut
winch Il anticipated the Prince and Princess Of
| Piedmont would have been present
| Lyceum with u dozen Of his pupils being on q
walking excursion along the Appian Way, entered
,s e hs :" nj wefe ne wished TO
boys The convent AMI church OF st. sebastian are
occupied by franciscan monks. one of whom seeing
the boys enter The church and pcrcelvlnR BY their
dress That they were pupils OF the new Lyceum,
dered them TO leave the church. The Professor and
his boys lett the church without inspecting tue caa
combs.
EPISCOPAL PROTEST AGAINST sroLIArIoN OF CHAIR.
| TABLE FOUNDATIONS.
| The governments Commissary OF Rome, Signor
Gadda, has received protest. signed by the suburn-
| velletrl. and Vicar General OF his Honcss; Amat,
Bishop OF Porto and Santa Rufna; Carclli, OF Fras
cati; ID Pietro. OF Albano: Mllesi, OF Sabina and
Sacconi, of Palestrina. Their Eminences in this
document .lament the fatal consequences that must
ensue from the transfer, announced IN the OUctat
Gazette OF tho 2sth of January or the pIous char
table establishments Of Rome from the legitimate
ecclesiastical autnnrtes to those appointed by the
| Italian government, TO whom tho status OF the en-
pl0yes and other organic details are to be forthwith
reported In obedience the express orlers OF the
Holy Father, and to silence being construed
into consent the Vicar and bishops protest against
the decree. and remind Tho royal Commssary that
the Ooeye ne or pou. establishments, are "obatons
70 God for the faithful. c0nsecratcd by religion and
belonging the Church" and that some OF them are
| 80 much mixed up with divine worship and service
that to Law hands upon Thorn or tear them from the
and deprive the clergy OF what naturally belongs to
them. The protest goes on to state that the Church
dian Of ali i' cnares sitaoaan. IN somo instance
there woud be intrinsic objection TO their beng
administers by laymen; and that II u wond be
spect in any other locality much moro would II be
so in this seat OF Catholicism ana IN the suburban
doceses, where the pious establishments cheay
their existence 70 the generosity OF tile Supreme
Pontas and Cardinals OF Holy Mother Church. II,
Notwithstanding these reflections, the proposed
'spoatlon" should be carried out the bishops de-
clare that "n conscience they can only Yield 10
sequence Of such acts they viii incur the excommu.
nca,lons denounced by tho Council OF Trent and the
The royal Comnissary, who IL at the same me
Minister Ct Public Works mas already replied to tins
reasons which Obliged him to put he Law INTO exc
CATION and inviting the Cardinal Vicar and tho
ther aItem pts at '.nsoless resistance"
TIE LITTLE AND TIE GREAr-LEssoss IN ETH
We have had an Influx Of important personares
during the last few days, BEGINNING with General
Tom Thumb and Commodore Mutt and their rcspec.
the Roman public IN the Vale theatre for a few
evenings.
brOter.Inlaw OF Prince Frederick Charles Of Prus
sta. has arrived in Rome. ana state dinner has
been given IN his honor at The Quirlnal Palace
Prince Napoleon Charles Bonaparte, who served |
"a cavalry officer In Marshal Bazaine's army and
tho conclusion OF tho war. has just returned to
Rome and repaired to his habual residence In tho
family villa near Porta Pia.
ALLEGiAscs OF FAITH FROM THE CHURCH OF
AU6UsTIN.
We are expecting British Catholic deputation
10 arrive day oirer tomorrow. The principal menu
bcrs win he the Duke OF Norfolk Marquis Of Butte.
aorts De Gsm aR s,s hS%nfa o.
devotion towards the Supreme PontiT ana Of sym
pathy tor his snerngs, IS considered very important
by the POntical Court and is consequently expected
with great interest at tho vatican.
FRENCH POLITICS AND RADioALIsM-rHE ITALIAN
"REDS' AND THEIR ISFERENcE5.
The Cup,tbie new organ OF the Continental
'Reds.n states that on Saturday morning the 25th
inst, Father Bccka Superior OF the Jesuits received
a courier from France BRINGING dispatches from
Colonel De Charlotte and NJ Theirs. The Colonel
stated that he had agreed with the ex-Empcror
Napoleon TO restore the Pope's temporal power,
leading tist $4,000 men 10 Paris TO rcesiapsh tho
Napoleonic dynasty there. He recommends The
Jesuits TO open houses OF all throughout Italy
receive Zouavcs and volunteer Catholic crusaders
Nj. Theirs despatch II TO Colonel 10 Charretc, en-
couraging INN 10 trust TO him Tor the restoration
OF the Pope's temporal power The Cdptd,e asserts
that the JesultS held council receiving these
dispatches and sent their reply on the following
morning.
REMARKABLE MiRAGE.---A correspondent OF the
Rochester Express writes "a ioows:-The under
eigneu was Que OF the hundreds ut Mount Hope on
SUNDAY atterugon VINO witnessed. probably, one OF
the most perfect and sublime mrage5 seen IN
TINS country. ON The entire north SKY as far the
| or % Lake