The New York herald., 1871-03-22
PRO PIo MONO.
Italian Demonstrations i'm Support
of the POntiff.
Bologna Returning to It's Fealty to the Triple
Guaranteeing Address from Former Sub
jects Of the Church-rhe Roman Aris-
tocracy Give Words of Cheer-Tor-
eign Diplo acy-Prince Hum
bert in Lenten Discipline.
ROME. Feb. IS 1871.

ROME. Feb. 26 1871.
"We are now in q full tide OF demonstrations"
The 'liberal" journals hammering away with
their lay petitions. and the clerical papers are n
voking speedy Intervention OF friendly foreign
powers In the affairs of Rome, and registering the
addresses which arc presented to his Holiness from
various parts Of The world.
The most important OF these latter documents re.
Gently received by Plus TX, is the address OF tho
Catholics OF the arch diocese OF Bologna which was
presented by deputalion OF the st. Peronius Club
on Thursday morning, In the throne room at tue
Vatican,
The PonuG was surrounded by many distinguished
persons. among whom were Cardinals Amat Barna.
bo, Caterini. Mles, Guidl. Capalt, Buonaparte and
BorromeO
The Pope, from his throne, replied to the address,
read by SignOr A. RuDbanl expressing "his emutlon'
ut the BOlognese demonstration, and observing that
''God frequently permitted scandals tnat good might
result" lie spp.auded the Catholic ten
dencles OF youth in Italy, youth being the most
active element In revolutions. He expected
that the example OF Bologna would exercise .
great influence over the cities OF Romagna and lead
them to a Catholic revival" Finally, He blessed
all present ana all who had signed the address, call
Ing the catalogue of signatures 'very voluminous
allowed the several members OF the deputauon to
pay their personal respects and invited them
to accompany him in his accustomed walk in the
Vatican garden.
The address, with the annexed so, 900 signatures,
were bound In three thick volumes, In red leather,
stamped with the arms OF Plus IX. and of the city
Of Bologna, with the inscription, "Pio lX Bononla
Tidells." The usual pecuniary accompaniment for
the obolus OF st. Peter was contained In velvet
purse embroidered with gold ana with gold clasps,
on which were engraved the arms of Bologna under
the banner Of the Holy Church.
Among the Bolognese deputies present were the
Marcnese Maisigii, Prince Ereolani, Marchesi AL
fonso and Francesca Campesgl Marchese Guidottt,
Count kanuzz Doctors Bagnl and Garnini.
RELIGIOUS FEALTY.
do not give the text Of the whole address. but
the following extract Will SufdCe as specimen OF
Its general tOne:
We men and women rich and poor, old and young iay
cs Of ali 6e ana protest loudly the
Of the Church against the nlar COMMITTED towards God.
lie family, universal Father religion you
rm % the Uatho ha e e ndspenasncs
@ q "a OF c. @ aGmnS n.
Mespeak TO express o ound grief for erngs.
tribute Of devotion which we depose feet. Ac
eep aoy Father the oSou which the Boonese Catholics
and comfort US ali with your apostolic benediotion.
FRENCH REPUBLICANISM.
NJ. de Eernouilet. First Secretary OF the French
Legation in Rome. was received day before yester-
DAY at the Vatican. 1t Is stated tnat tine object OF
his visit TO inquire by whom the Pope would
wish the new French government to be represented
at his court
There mas been good deal OF discussion as TO the
political tendencies OF the Roman nobility, ana the
Malone has undertaken to draw up list OF those
adverse patr.cians. CHASING seventy three among
the liberals, siXy.nve among the clerlcas and six OF
doubtful opinions. Great and his toric names are
ranged on both sides.
1he patrican parllsans or his Holiness sent a mes.
sage to the Pope on the 18th instant, iamentng the
entry into Rome OF the Prince and Princess Of Pied
mont
The address was presented by the Princess Orsini
and read BY Prince Camille Orsnl. Its tenor was
1ollows-
THE ROMAN NOBILITY AND PATnroIATz TO THE AporEp
Holy FATmER-Courave, Your bternesses are those OF
your children and also those whole word-of world
It's prayers hastsns your delivery The bon Of ihs sos
sepember burst the called ~ the
eOus dagger point inside heart. Cs,honc
the mobiles the true citizen, who shudier with nds
Ho 6sd your
s se
o ws bs M pS M G S n e. M % II.
the fortunate commencement of your glorincation.
LAY ROyALIsM AND ITS RULE.
Preparations Tor the transfer OF the capital are
gong ON actively. The intnatiOns to religous
corporations prepare to quit such OF their resi-
already given alarm and dissatisfaction, and wner-
claim to foreign protection has been possible
propriasen as uae % The paiaHzo Madama and 70 the
Palazzo Monte Citario are both lay edilces, and,
therefore, there has been objection to their imme-
diate preparation for the reception Of the Senate
anu parliamentary deputies. The works are already
commenced.
AS the time approaches we see the primary dig
nltarles OF the kingdom honor with frequent
visits. The Finance Italian Minister. Sella the
Prime Minister, Rcasoli and the present Prime
Minister Lanza are among our latest arrivals Each
head OF n department Is anxious TO inspect the
locality assigned 10 himself and for his Office pur
poses.
FOREIGN DIPLOMACY.
Monsieur Arago, tile new French Envoy. has
arrived IN Rome.
Count d'Alnim the Prussian Minister. takes his
leave OF the Eternal City this evening for Versailles
whence according to general report, he Will transfer
his residence to Paris ater the ratification OF peace
In the character OF German Ambassador.
PRINCE HUMBERr IN CHURCH.
On Thursday morning Prince Humbert, for the
first time since his arrival in Rome. visited ST.
Peters. accompanied by General Cuga. HIS Royal
Hghness stopped before the canon's chapel to listen
TO The Lent sermon.