The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-30
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The Papal Guarantees Bill and Its
Principal Notifications.
A Murderous Attempt on Life and Property
Wac We're the Perpetrators Relief for tho
French Suffersrs-Preparation for
the Inauguration Of tho Italian
Parliament in Rome.

antees bill into law OF the land excepng the roya
sanction, as, after having been voted in the Senate
by far greater majority than was expected--only
twenty votes being h0stle-lt has been returned to
the Chamber OF Deputies, and the alterations intro
duced into some OF the clauses approved by the
Representative Chamber two days ago. The principal
notifications made Ia the bill by the Senate and ac
copied by the Chamber are In the article
extending to the six suburb,caran secs OF Rome the
r1eht-previOusly proposed for the Pope in the city
only--0f having sem1naries academies and colleges
without any Interference or inspection on the part
OF the scholastic authorities OF the Kingdom; III art-
Gle twelve extending to every Papal residence the
right. previously recognized in favor OF the Vatican
OF the Popes having postal and teegraphic services
with his own employees; In article three. IN which
tho Senate declares the Pontin free TO keep what
ever denomination or guards he pIeases provided
they do not exceed tho usual number, whereas the
deputies had restricted the palace garrison 10 the
two corps of noble AMI Swiss gu,rds In article
| five The Senate deares inalienable not only the
palaces, gardens AMI dependencies OF the Papal
| residences put also the museums. library, and all
the contents OF the Vatcan rejects the proposition
| OF the Chamber that these treasures be declared
national property AMI subjected to the care OF the
competent Minister, and renonnccs the right OF the
pubic to visit them, submitting their ADAM ttance 10
| the benev0lence OF the P0nlin.
DREADFUL AITEMrr ON IItf AND PROPERTY.
Il u
4 honse IN the Via del iiarber, wnere large hall
nus Seen ADAPTED 70 relg Gus PURPOSES being use
his bi.Weekly services. On the day IN question the
service had been more than usually edifying
| on account OF the p essence oil severed evangelical
| commandments from Naples, viccnza and other
cities 10 whom the pastor administered the holy
crament. towards the conclusion OF the evening
| service, the hall being very crowded, with large
! proportion OF ladies' tremendous defamation was
! hoard between the outer door and TIE inner glass
door, the force OF which eXtInguished all the lights
| and spread CONSERVATION among the congregation.
People fell over the benches ana got cut with lhe
! the duor. Tho explosion alarmed the neghbor,ny
| corps dc garde, and National Guards and g1ndames
hnstened 10 the spot but without being able 10
dctecu the dastardly conspiratois, who had proha-
bly, apscnndei before the lation Oh the bomb, with
pnodepQing indlviduas Tie Missile was OF paper,
Containing powder and fragments ofron all tightly
bound round ft sa.- -
WHAT Is THOUGHT OF The DEED
| The OSse cdfOre R07nanO or yesterday has the
| following comments upon this ocCurreDce:-" The
liberal journals have made great noise about the
bursting Of a petard on Sunday evening outside the
door OF hall In Via del Barbierl where a Protest
| Ant minister was holding conference ironically
| called Evangelical The authors OF this decd have
been already designated In the Jesuits and corlcals
| who are MADE culpable or every disorder, and
against whom death is pein9 continually shouted.
Bat the rage and phaitsalca hatred Of the revou-
tionsts are sufficiently known to us and we 10 not
Hesitate 10 assert thai II Is merely TO up hatred
moro than ever against the Catholics that these ag
tators OF the pubiic tranquility lay to their charge
| 10 them. And Yet they ought TO know that the
clericas have never used ana never will use bomps
polgnards and similar means which they condemn
ana sincerely abnOr; and OF which they leave the
entire monopoly to their adversarics.n
HELP FOR THE FRENCH suFFERERs.
The OsseJTCto,e OF this morling publishes the
first list OF contributions toward the und Instituted
\ by the Catholic Society and approved by the Pope
for the relief OF sufferers 81 the war in France. The
Chapter OF st. Peters heads the list witt francs
Cardinal Antonelll following with 900 and Cardinal
Bonaparte with 2o0o; Dut contributors of this
/ caiibre are very rare, for only see the name OF
| ,lIIncess Adele Borghesc followed by the same
figure. Five other members OF the Borglese family
give $40 francs piece, and uOnsisnor liercurcli
aud the General or the JesuIts like sum- This first
list comprises eighty subscrlptOls the total amount
OF Which is 1I,5s3 francs 81 centines.
II e'1a THE FESTIVAL. OF THE STATUTE,
which ID national celebration or the Institution OF
constitutional governments In Italy, will OF course
be observed In tome, IS IT has hitherto been IN All
the other cities and provinces OF The Peninsula Tue
first Sunday In June Is the established epoch for
this Official and popular rejoicing, anu that day
| is fast approaching arrangements mnst be mado
without delay for It's worthy observation.
! On Monday evening committee OF Municipal
| Councillors met to draw up programme for the
festivities OF the Statute ana also for the day OF the
| solemn
| INAUGURATION OF THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT IN
ROME,
| for which ceremony Victor emmanuel Will repair In
person to the new capital On visiting the localities
now in course OF construction for the Senators and
Deputies at the Madame and Monte CitOrio Palaces
1t certainly seems impossible to spectator that In
another SIX weeks they Will be resounding to the
sonorous voices OF the antagonstica orators OF tue
Right ana Lett.
several OF The other Ministerial Offices are also in
| very backward condition.