The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-28
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The Chamber of Deputies has finally passed the
bill for the abolition OF religious corporations.
MANzoNIs IN MEMoRIAM.
Parliament has adjourned as mark OF respect
for the memory OF the late Count Manzoni. The
Royal Princes and the members of both houses
have gone to Florence to atten the poets funeral.
The ceremonies will be OF most imposing
character.
The Religious Corporations Suppress
sion-ForciRners' Rights OF Property.
The rect0rs OF the foreign colleges in Rome nave
addressed protest to SignOr LantZa against the
occupation Of the Roman College by the govern
ment officials, maintaining that that establish
ment possesses an international character. They
have sent copies to the foreign Ministers and the
Bishops of their respective countries Certain
provisions Of the bill have caused much perturba-
tiOn in the Holy City, am, perhaps, an unnecessary
amount OF apprehension among the foreign COM
munites established In the Italian capital, which
derive their incomes from lands and houses. the
article of the bill especially affecting those
foreigners is No 49, which runs as follows:-
The stical bodies founded the
suppreon a shall be able within TWO Create IN
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5 70 % s e a.e % %
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for whose benefit the Institution founded
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In virtue OF this article the foreign communities
two years nom the date Of the S's receiving the
royal sanction and becoming law In exactly the
same position In which they now are leaving It to
the diplomatic representatives OF their respective
countries to obtain for them at the end OF that
period, the best conditions the Italian Government
can be induced to concede.
Religious Houses Which Have Been Al
ready Suppressed.
A Roman journal supplies the following list OF
religious houses which have been already sup.
pressed by the Italian government in Rome and
the buildings converted to government uses-bar-
racks, military storehouses, a poorhouse, army
magazines, and for the use OF Official clerks VIZ
The converts OF st. Mary, at the Minerva belong
ing to the D0minicans ST. Augustine, belonging to
the Augustinians; the Holy Apostles, belonging TO
Qurlnal belonging to the Priests OF the Missions;
ST. Mary, in Vallicea, belonging to the OratOrans;
ST.. Andrew della Vale belonging to the Theatne
st. Gregory, OF Monte Cello, belonging to the Ca
malduli Fathers; st. Mareellus on the Corso, be-
longing to the servite Fathers; st. Bernard at the
Gesu, belonging to the Jesuts; st. Callixtus in
rrastevere, belonging to the Benedictines; st.
the Fathers Minor OF Strict Observance;
ST. mary OF Angels belonging TO tine fathers
Of Chartreuse; st. Andrew dele Fratte,
belonging to the Fathers Minor OF ST. Francis de
Paul; Jesus and Mary on the Cross, belonging to
pontina, belonging to the Carmelites; Santa Croce
In Gerusaleme, belonging to the Cistercians; st.
Mary Magdalene, belonging to the Infrmatian
Fathers; IS. Vincent and Anastasius at Trevi
Fountain, belonging to same; st. Sylvester In
Capite. belonging to the Order OF st. Clare; st.
Martha Of the Nuns; Obates OF st. Frances OF
Rome at Tor de Speech; st. DominicK and st. Six
tus, belonging to the Dominicans; st. Catherine,
de Sienna, belonging to the Franciscan Nuns In
FAINT Saviour at st. Mary Majors, belonging to OBJ
lates; ST. Ursula on the Corso, belonging to the
Ursunes; st. Norbert, Oblates OF Brgnola st.
Andrew, on the Quirina Novtiate OF the Jesuit
Fathers; st. Teresa, on the Quirina, belonging to
the Carmelites: St. Mary Magdalene de Pazzi, be-
longing to the Nuns OF St. Barbara; st. Anthony
and Mary Major, belonging to the Camadui Nuns:
and or the Holy Virgins, belonging to the Nuns OF
st, Augustine.