The New York herald., 1871-12-24
IT Ally.

The Nouineiion OF the New Bishops-Recepa
tion OF tno Emperor and Empress Of Bra-l
xii-Interviews with the Pope md vfctoH
Emmnnuel-The Coliseum ana Feruu byi
Moonlight.
ROME Nov. 25, 1871. J
Yesterday morning, as announced In INV last lee3
ter, Plus TX. held consstory for the nomination Of
bishops. Hls Holiness left his private apartmenr1
about eleven A. NJ In the dress which he usualv,
assumes on audience days. but not that used foI
solemn occasions. lie was followed by his usual
suite OF preates and guards. Entering the consis}
toria hall. the Pope seated himself on the throneJ
with Cardinal Antonelli on his right and CARDINAL
Caternl on his Left and immediately began 70 publ
lish the names OF the new bishops, without prod
nouncng any allocutlon or INDUCING In any prof
test Cardinal Marchini came hrst on the liss aa|
Archbishop Of Bologna, vice the Dominican Cardt4
nal Guldl resigned. The latter could not Ges on4
Win the local nobility, clergy people, and there.
fore HIS Holiness has provided successor for HIM
gifted with more prudence aud more oonctliatoryl
spirit.
THIRTEEN NOMINATIONS TO VACANT BIsHoPRIcs M
followed and nveto sees tn partf0us three OF whot
were in favor OF Irish prelates Fathers Conway, Of
6kreene; Mccormack, OF WesIport, and Bryan, od
Nenogh who Will eventually succeed to the enecr@
I've blshoprics OF Kiala, Axhonry and Killal0e.
At the conclusion OF the ceremony the Pope made
some observations TO the cardinals present. com@
planning that The Italian government insisted upon
the presentation Of thoR bull OF nomination by thed
new bishops before conferrlng upon them the royaH
eLeQudtur.
HIS HOLINESS AND 1HE EMPEROR AND IMPRESS on
BRAZIL
In the afternoon, at four O'Clock, His Holiness res.
ceived IN private audience the Emperor ana Em4
press Of Brazil accompanied by Slgnor Figuelredoi
the Brazilian Minister at the Holy See Their Ma@
jesties arrived in Rome on Thursday evening, and.}
after little rest and reireshment at the Hotel dea
Hes Britannlques, went TO the Apollo Theatre td
hear the opera OF "Guarany." which was dedicated
To che Emperor by the Brazil an maestro, GOmez1
who studied at Milan under the patronage OF Hia
Majesty.
THE EMPEROR SEEING THE SIGHTS.
Yesterday morning the Emperor commenced hiSl
round Of sightseeing at the early hour Of SIX,
companied by the C0mmenda tore Rosa, visiting thai
Piazza OF st. Peter first but reserving the churcnt
itself Tor visit IN company with the Empress. Hid
Majesty next went TO the Convent OF St On0flo,}
where he was much interested in the objects con-f
nected with the last days OF the unfortunate p0ea
Tasso-the OAK under which ne used to SIT IN the3
garden, the cell IN which ne died and the letter1
which he left IN the convent. Dom Pedro continued
his excursion along the TanCulum especially admir}
ing the magnificent panorama or Rome from tn0t
terrace OF san Pletr0 IN MOntOr1O RecrOs6ln9 th05
Tiber the Emperor visited the tomb Of Pellegrino3
Rossi IN the Churcn OF St Lorenzo In DamasO, and{
patriot The Pantheon was the last object inspected
before the Emperor returned 70 breakfast alter2
wnlcn repast the sight-secng was renewed, the Enc
press and members OF their Court joining the pRryd
which filled four large landaus part OF the after
noon was devoted, ~ nave sald to . visit 70 tnej
imperial visitors IN the most cordial manner. Thelk
Majestles returned 70 their hotel to dinner.
VICTOR EMMANUEL PAYS HIS RESPECTS.
About eight O'Clock In the evening King Vict0E
Emmanuel arrived TO pay them visit accompanied
Dy Prince Doris project Of the palace. The Empero3
tween the two sOvereigns Was rather long. They
profess liberal principles and observe scrupulous1
the constitutional regtD,e. Both are popular among
their SUBJECTS Their age Is not greatly dlssmiar'
The King OF Italy Is ff y.0ne years DID, Dom Pedro,f
Emperor or Brazil, Is f0ry-slx After good deal Of
conversation the Emperor presented the dgnitarics
manuel put an end to his visit Dom Pedro acc0mpas
MED him to the foot OF the stairs.
TO THE COLISEUM AND FORUM.
Later In the evening the Emperor went out again.
accompanied oniy by Que OF MS gentlemen and The
rum by moonlight and the CapitoI by toronlight reg
turning very late, which did not prevent him from
sne psiano the Forum the
Rock and the Mamertlne Prison, IN which, accordt
ing TO ecclesiastical legends, st Peter was c0nfnedl
attending the opening OF Parliament mas already
the POpe's making good his threat OF Abandoning.
Rome so soon tnat ceremony takes place and the,
bill for SuppreSSlng religious corporations c0meS
under consideration The Lt0erta says on this sub-
Ject:-"We are assured that the various religious
corporations IN rome are drawing up an ADDRESS tOi
the Pope praying MIN to remain at the Vatican.
We give this news with the greatest reserven II
shall only comment the illuminatlons and 0therI
festive demonstrations after have been able to-
Judge by ocular demonstration OF their effect al1
though the OsseyUat0,e R0ntdn0 decides bef0rehAnd
that the Cnevalier Ottnas designs will prove far IN
feriOr to those Of the 18th April In the Pope's tme1
MISCELLANEOUS. n
Every train from Florence or Naples brings NUNS
Der OF memoers OF Parliament to Rome. We averi
age about thirty Senators and sixty Deputies evsry
day.
The municipality Of Naples has sent to that OF
Rome magnificent national nag as Q sign OF its
Joy at the installation oil the Parliament In the de-
1nltlve capital OF Italy. !
This morning the first meet OF the Anglo Roman
fOxh Ounds took place Ut the Cecchgn0la seven miea
from Rome. The King did not attend, as was \
hoped but Prince Humpert and the Princess wero
on the field by eleven A. M. The weather was nne
and the sport excellent promising good continua-l
ton OF the hunting season.