The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-24

ROME, Feb g. 1877
1 have already mentioned the systematic demon
STATIONS organized the different parishes OF Rome
by the inhabitants OF those districts faithful TO sho
Pontn and ecclesiastical regime. On Sunday IL
the turn OF the parochal districts OF the NADIA
lena, st. Eusachio and Santa Maria S0pra Minerva.
Therefore, on Sunday morning about TWO thousand
six hundred persons comprising the parishioners OF
these three churches OF Rome. were admitted to the
honor OF an audience with the holy Father. The
vast ducal hall and the one adjoining were CROWDED
with persons OF every rank and age and the entrance
or His Holiness at half-past eleven O'CLOCK A. NJ.
followed by his noble attendants, was the sgnal
Tor burst OF reclamation and waving OF handker.
chiefs, the Holy Father being at the same time
sauted with the double title or Pontr and Sovereign
After the tumult mad in some measure subslded
the holy Father took his seat ON the throne sur.
rounded by various prelates and bishops OF tho
POntlncal Court and some OF the most distinguishes
members OF the arstocracy belonging to the three
parishes. The Marquis Don Francesca PatrIz, hav-
Ing presented an address testfyng to the unalger-
able fidelity OF the Aforesaid parishiOners and the
full aith they had that the truth OF the Holy Cath0.
lie Church would finally triumph over the calum-
MES propagated BY q shameless PRESS &C.. the
Holy Father replied In terms to the following
eifect:-He thought 1t q happy coincidence that
they should have chosen for this demonstration q
day on which he had to speak 10 them about para
disc. He reminded them that he himself had once
been inhabiant OF one OF these parishes, having
lived In minor orders In the Convent OF La NADIA
lena. The delights Of paradise could only be-
obtained by warfare against the enemy,
and the threefold enemies were the devil the world
and the flesh. ex planning how they were to DO
conquered. He then referred to the dialogue be-
tween the devil and the Lord concerning Job.
This holy, just and piOus man was, by Gods per-
mission, reduced to the most abjecr misery; the
devil AFFLICTED him with diseases and with the death
OF his Children robbers took all his possessions from
him. but wne9 IL pleased the !, Lord holy
and more besides. There were many just and pi0us
IN tine w IN MoaS IN b.
soled as was JOB. The good Romans, priests and
as Of Old. Without tearing s'''e outrage 0 In
suits or death. . The Holy Father
hour with invoking the Blessing Of Cod upon ain
present, and also the absent, upon young persons
that might not be perverted. upon adults that they
might persevere in well DOING upon parents that
they might bring up their children IN the holy fear
Of Cod, and lmplorlng mat This blessing might be
the Orerunner OF That which, after holy lie and
tranquil death, they would receive from God In
paradise. After the usual benedictlon apostolic.
during which the Holv Father was vlsibly affected,
the accamations were renewed, and the three
heads OF the parishes look their leave, after kissing
the sacred foot or the august POntin and again re-
celvlng MS benedction
THE RELIGIOUS DEBATES.
made a mistake In ordering, or even allowing any
OF his priests however Jealous skful IN debate,
to reason with unbelieverS in what constitutes the
fundamental doctrine OF the Catholic Church.
oignor Sclare an evangelical minister, In let
the most positive terms the challenge upon the
question OF ST. Peter having ever Deen in Rome,
w 20 be- m se o their re e
gument. To which Father Trullet replies that In
ms last letter he mad abandoned the idea OF an oral
dispute, and required instead an immediate an
swer to his letter referring to Signor Sciareli's
assertion:-'1t is well known that the conversion
OF st. Paul happened after the year 81" THIS as
sertlOn he detes him to proves and. In the event Of
failure, he (signor Trullep will consider and an.
nounce the same as the first victory gained, and
will proceed to expose the false reasoning and mis-
representations OF the adverse party; and until he
receives this reply he Will say no more upon the
subject.
TIE COUNT DE cHAMBoRD AND THE POPE.
The OssefUdtore Romdno OF the 9th publishes
letter from the Count OF Chamb0rd to Plus TX, In
which the heir Of ST. Louis after excusing himself
from never having drawn ms sword for the Holy
See. and after adding that II he had not done
so 1t was in order not to create more serious
embarrassments, concludes bv saying that If Plus
tx. summoned him he would be happy to hasten
10 the defence OF $50 cherished ana respected
lather." There is, however, NOT the interest Of
novelty this letter. which is dated the 18th OF
December 1885, and, therefore, its republication AZ
ing Henry V. OF MS duties to Inc Pope, 10 case OF
MS reganng the throne OF MS ancestors, or else To
reply to Inc ns Of inc da Tncn
de Chambord succeeded IN obtaining the throne ne
would act towards Italy exactly like Al. Theirs, and
not wage war for the temporal power OF the POpe6.
HOW THE RED PRINCE WAS ENTERTAINED.
The grand banquet at the Quirlnal In honor Of
His Highness Prince Frederick Charles OF Prussia,
took place. as announced, on Sunday evening. His
Majesty the King, In the uniform OF general Of the
army, took place In the centre OF the table, having
on his right hand the Princess Margherta, and on
his left Prince Frederick Charles, dressed as neld
marshal or the German empire. All the officers OF
the Princes suite and all the members OF the Ger
man Legation to the Court OF Italy invited to
the banquet, which thus had decidedly military
character. The King has presented the Prince with
the grand Gordon OF the military order OF Savoy.
PRINCE NAPOLEON
Will pass through Rome from Florence to Naples
without stopping here II Is SAID In order not to Hnd
himself In company with Prince Frederick Charles.
Prince Napoleon Will find his father-lnaw at
Naples, where His Majesty proceeded on hunting
excursion directly after the banquet at the Quirnal.
THE AMERICAN TOURISTS.
General Sherman, Lieutenant Grant ana Colonel
Audenreid are going through the usual round OF In
terestng excursions al Naples, among when that to
Pompeii on the 24tn was most enjoyable, the classic
collation. on the spot being attended by ABOUT one
hundred and fifty persons Of the American colony
I'm Naples. General Sherman has requested an
audience OF the King, ana proposes leaving Naples
Friday 1t appears That The United states squad
ron VIII not reach Naples before his departure.
IS THIS TRUEf
md the following In the OSserrdtore romano OF
today, which merely translate, reservlng TO my
SELF a verhcation OF the acts-
eve have TO record the very indecent conduct OF
four Americans who, visiting the vatican Library
Monday last, were invited to go out at the usual
hour Tor closing. They threatened to hing the
custodd out OF the window for courteously inviting
them to depart and their insolence reached s'lch
height that he had TO call the SWISS guards to drive
them out. Nor was this enough. One or them re-
and, hearing that the Museum was then closed,
broke into the most violent invectives against the
Holy Father, the Papal Court the Catholic religion,
concluding with stupid threats and amenting thae
the new rulers mad not made tdbutd rdSG OF all
that Is sacred and venerable IN the Eternal City.
Such facts require no comments"