The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-23

The Russian Prince and Princesses In Rome
Religious Int0lerancc-A New Evangelical
Church Driven Out Of tho City-Other Pro-
testant Churches Thrcaucne d-ssCitizen III um-
bert" Has His Money Returned to Him.
ROME, Jan. 25, 1872.
The Grand Duke Michael Of Russia has gone on
his way toward the Caucasus, ana his Grand
Duchess, olga with the Grand Duchess Mary, has
returned to Naples, whence they will, perhaps,
come back TO Rome for lew days during the Car
nlval, which promises to be gay festival, as the
| Questor, Signor Berti has published his manifesto
! allowing the use OF masks aud dominoes and the
| municipal authorities have decided not to abolish,
at least for this season. the quaint custom of start
ing unridden race horses every afternoon
up the COrsO between double row OF
twenty or thirty thousand spectators. The
Russian Prince ana Processes were much
feted at the Quirnal, and received at the Vatican,
as the official Osseruat0re gravely observes, ''wlth
the honors due to their exalted rank as far was
compatible with the present exceptional condition
OF the P0ntifcal Court Inc Pope had three
quarters OF an hours chat with their Imperial
htghnesses and was much more cordial than ne
would have been TWO or tnree years ago, alter the
Catholic prosecutions IN Poland, to any members OF
the Czar's family applying Tor an audience. The
sensation produced by tue sight Of the Cossacks OF
accompanied MIN, was quite novel, and it mast De
acknowledged that they produced grand effect,
scum and amidst the ruins OF the Forum. Religious
intolerance cannot be expected to leave Its strong.
hold IN Rome without q severe struggle.
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY.
There Is just now determined movement against
all the non-Catnolic places OF worship or instruc-
ton IN the CITY, perhaps In accorGanceswitn the Old
POntItcal policy OF Keeping ali heretes at arms
length outside the walls. In preceding letter
mentioned the OssercatOre Roni0yta's complaints
OF an evangelical chapel having been established
IN the Piazza Navona. The following letter TO- the
Liberia shows the result Of the OSSerUat0re's In
vectVeS-
s & h.vs
being made 70 spread the knowedge OF truth recre how
to Tie senence Of the Pr.or Of the Fourth district Of this
city, IA danger of being from the post which
occupy at the present moment
Here are a few quotations from this ssntcnce:-
The Pretor allows the said Fracassini summoned,
and -
and taking away all % Of school, H.
the 81 the same and IL case Of such period Of
contract of hire be null and void and orders the forcbe
expulsion Of the person and Of any other ocSa
30 Professionally put force Notwithstanding appeal OPP
viii not Mr. Editor dwell on the motives which have in
duced the prsor to sentence which could not
dictated by apa Judge Admitting ha the Prgtor Of the
pears ought had regard for
elcal worship and eft us free 70 hold our in
Court of Appeal by issuing its would have
sentence IN which evangelical treated with so
much seorn viii am sure produce most dSorous Inn
want NELSON core,
American Evangelical Minister.
Mr. Nelson Cote is Baptist, and very earnest
minister and not likely TO give up the question with.
out fair legal struggle, bur the prGtor's nunctions
are positive and leave LlTne Tor resistance. In
tact, this morning saw q man Dusy at the store,
piIng up the chairs and preparing TO clear out
Mrs. Gould, vile OF DIR. Could, a very charitable
and benevolent American lady, who mad established
an excellent school Tor poor cnildrea In the VIA
| Soderini, has also been Obliged TO give up that
| locality and transfer her school elsewhere, aud
hear that applications have been made the police
| to suppress the Scotcn Presbyterian church con-
| Quoted by the Rev. Mr.. Lewis, at No. SO Via
| at home would be equally averse To the
celebration Of mass Dy foreign Catholics In their
houses, but 1t may be replied tDat the occupants or
hired apartments free TO make what use OF them
they please, Or at any rate, the law may DC invoked
to decide The q lisSnp9 OF THE PRESS
Nobody will deny that there Is Iull liberty OF the
| press In Rome alter reading the following corre-
| paper to which Prince HumDert mad subscribed,
until, the tone OF the journal getting too red Tor a
court, he requested that no more numbers might be
| sent TO HIM. The Itatta Nuora thus aiudes to the
occurrence
The citizen tsc umbert OF Savoy has given up jour
o last Haous wy DO no. consider
to return % W. do
OF subscription without deductng which uld
received the paper In the meani,me here is The letter will
which the editor sends the postal value TO Humbert
ROME, Jan. 81, 1872
have ons day wsndis%n VIA he
To the Citizen HUxBERr. of Carignano, Rome.
This Is something in the style OF the Duke o
Orleans, at the Tune OF the nrst French rev0iution
on his part, add do not imagine that the heir t,
the throne OF Italy Is yet sulliclently republican tt
accept the pain Appreciation OF cllizen Humbert