The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-16
ROME. March q. 1871.

AuUuetSlanu mat q conslIefa Ole nsfIet oi uch-
GERS OF me Jesuit colraternity have already left
Rome 70 prepare new residences for the active and
influential followers Of Loyola IN different parts Of
Europe ana America. The President or the Italian
Council Signor LAMA, accompanied the Commis-
sioneTs IN their visit 9, the Gesu convent ana.
although not recognized, excited The admiration OF
the Fathers who attended on che occasion by the
reverentiaI tone with which he spoke and the re-
epect FOR sacred things which induced him To re-
main continually uncovered In their presence.
Notwithstanding this venerauon there il no doubt
that under one preteXt another, Siga0r LAMA
will finally obtain possession OF this mountain OF
brick and mortar which the wealth aud piety OF the
Jesuits raised in the very centre OF the Eternal
CITY. tic has not yet pronounced hts choice for the
Ministry Of The Interior onices, between the
Iesuits' convent ana the Sayorcl or Firenze
palaces.
Meanwhile the Jesuits have invoked no less an ad-
voca,e Than the Pope himself, and place their case
before the world IN a iocuInen. invested with ali
tue authority ofTac Vatican.
THE PORES PROTEST.
The Consstory OF the 6tn OF aiarcn has never been
acgnow edged suca IA que form bg the clerical
papers. nor even called ''consiSsory,n bur only
.'pfovislon FOR churches ~ under the present
pressure Is impossible FOR the Pope transact the
ordinary business OF me Church.
The alloculion prepared Tor has Holiness .orm,ng
q pretty strong protest AGAINST everything Perpe.
II tel by the Italian government since the 10Th Sep
contained IN letter dated "a March ana previously
sent by the Pope 10 the Cardinal Vicar.
Ihis document commences with stating mat Gods
Church having been adorned and surrounded ny
regular religious orders nas always made use II
stem Tor The propagation OF divine truth ana the
advancement o. civilization. Hence such orders
have been always attacked by tue enemies OF the
Church, and especially the Jesuits beng the
most acuve opponents OF such wicked aSsliBents.
Ihe present Invaders OF the pope's civil dominion,
eager for prey ann AZ The suppression OF religious
corporations ana indicate the Company OF Jesus as
the first victims, taking for preteXt Their osty
10 The present government ana Inc influence, In the
nind and actions.
IL then goes ol:--
Which STUPID csqmSy Nigh, eo cont toward US
cord Is q airy demonstrated 9 oe aosu.d since eyeyeoay
and aid does ami e1mmants Whatever ne ondes Just and
4 avail hImsef Of me WORK j those persons
whom be considers mos ~ the stIer treated of aud
abe 70 the wses aud most pruieat advice whatever
be their rank condition or he regular Order which
q Company d Jesus tnem with various
ne Mos n 81 ,e and aeeo wh &c fra y w sad
amply raised by predecessors But this, gerry just
Chrisi's chnreb his Ho,v See and Christian nations arc
sans WHOSE We and n hsmbs s des Ss
ton OF tie fathers Indignantly repel.
His Holiness then crlticises and condemns the
-preienGed concessions, when they can guaran.
tees IN which one does not know whether TO give
the pr1macy 10 their surditv, cunning ridcule,
and IN which the heads OF the ltal,an go7ernmear
have been 50 long employed Win iaoorioas bur use
The PontiG denies the power OF any temporal gov.
crnment 10 grant CONCESSIONS 70 - diyIneF constl-
tueu n0rtF, aud gta.eS tll.t each or the c0nceS
SIons would ianict a special seTyitude upon the
Pope'
fio Nono's presen: pastoral Is q renewal and con-
GrInai1on oil the IOSS}@ltS Of past years, ana
his accusation OF .'absurdiry' applies wei to the
,eaislators WHO persist ~ minutelv discussing
clauses ana conditions Wnich NJ declares before
hand "he Gll never accept
Festival Of 81. Jasern--Tactcs Of tsc Reyo-
,ni.onisfs.
ROME, Marah 20, 1871.
In a lafn letter n -ha UrRtrp fhp cpiqnratton ~
the Joint birthdays q Victor Emmanuel aud Prince
HuRlber FOR III. first tune ia Rome formed the prin-
cipal topic.
It's Ganbaldfs birthday celebration which gives
rise 10 the present communication yesterday haviug
been indicated apt occasion for a collision be
tween The extreme clements in the city, tie people
On side with religious demonstrations in honor
Of 81. Joseph and the revolutionary republicans,
Strengthened by the recent return o. some men Of
the Arms Of the vosees, with their red shirts ana
caps and Their equally emphatic demonstrations IN
heuor Of the .hero u Caprera," General GariDadi.
MUNICIPAL PgEcAr-ioS.
Fortunately for the tranquility OF the city, the
rumcr that IL would he seriously disturbed on the
festival Of st. Joseph the 1871 mad been uni
yersaliv spread that the police took their precautions
81 line IN accordance with the prHcpie that pre-
senuon better cure. Tie troops Of the regu-
lar army confined 70 Their barracks and a
strong contingent ~ National Guards called 10
arms, but the most efiicacluns weapon ais
inf Iua n fhara Nv
were any was of ii neteoroo- ical charactar ia Inc
form oi very steady downfall 81 ram, which would
have rendered HE proposci plcnics in honor Of
Gatibaldt and The PROCESSION very damp and uucoil
Portable affairs.
PRESS OPINIONS
I'm mis- sub;act tbe L,i,s,.sd prrpared the nullIc
Yniud for poiltlcaI dieturbaDces by Inc following
raIaorannt-
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,onstatten h"pna ,eye an that ID nsy ave e ii such
.ordefs a. 10 offer 10 tie Pope sufficient motive FOR going
Into exile. doubt thai liberals care
mot TO second he pous desires o their ldvese but VIII
sonduct themselves ~ manner y make them pun Eeiy long
iAccs'
The OSSeyrdiore romano commented on this sug-
gestOn aio stated tai " was lhlehiea ~ influence
puOhc otnlon beIJIehtuu ana throw upon tie
Illfch lIe CulpablltJ VI Whatever disorders might
HrplBNFeu W.