The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-01-19
The Pope and His Enemies.
Will He Outlive Them?
THE LATE P0MTIFICAL LETTER.
Another John Bull on English
Church DiSestablishment.
MOVEMENTS OF THE CLERGY.
Services To-day,


Dr. Llttlejohn, of Long Island, will discourse on
.'Ihe Old Catholic Movement" at the Church of the
Heavenly Rest this evening.
Rev. DR.. McAllister will answer objections to the
use of the Bible in the schools tonight at the Third
Reformed Presbyterian church.
Rev. G. NJ Campbell will discourse at the Spring
street Presbyterian church.
Rev. DR.. Cheever will hold forth at the Chapel of
the University in the evening.
Rev. G. S. Narrower will speak at both services
at st. Luke's Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. DR.. Gillette will exhort the congregation at
the Plymouth Baptist church at both services.
Rev. DR.. Robinson lectures on "Born of the Word''
and "0ur Christian Names" at the Presbyterian
Memorial church.
Rev. s. ii. Tying, Jr., speaks in the evening at the
Church OF the Holy Trinity.
Mrs. Aderdce breaches this evening at the Elev-
enth street Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. j. W. Barnhart discOurces at both services at
the Forsyth street Methodist Episcopal church.
Rev. DR.. verren holds divine service at halfpast
ten A. NJ at the French Church du st. Esprit.
Rev. W. Ii. Pcndleton breaches morning and
evening at the Filty-third street Baptist church
Rev. J. NJ. Pullman speaks on Enforced Educa-
ton" at Lyric Hall.
Rev. II. Powers will preach on "The Story OF
EnOch" and "Habit" at the Church of the Messiah.
Rev. W. G. Dawson will lecture at both services
at the Christian church.
Rev. Or. Flagg lectures morning and evening at
the Church of the Resurrection.
AT the Blocker Street Mission Education will
be the subject of the discourse.
Rev. II. c. Sweetser viii tell which Is ''The Safe
Side" at the Blocker street Universalist church.
Bishop Snow will diyuge what Gabriel Said to
Daniel,N at the University.
I. G. Forster lectures morning and evening at
Apollo Hall, on "Spiltualism."
Rev. +. G. Even, d. d., breaches morning and
evening in st. lgnatius' church.
Rev. Halsey ". Knapp breaches in the Laight
street Baptist Mission, morning and evening.
Rev. George II. Hepworh breaches in Steinway
Hall. Morning subject, "The Only Way Out of the
Wilderness:' evening subject, "Are You Alive or
Dead ~
Rev. 7. De Witt Talmage D. d., breaches in the
Brooklyn Academy of Music, morning and evening.
Rev. p. l.. Davies breaches in the Berean Baptist
church. morning and evening.
Rev. william n. Dunnell breaches in All Saints
Episcopal church at the morning and evening SER
vices
''Sectaran Clamor'' will be the interesting sub
Iect of lecture to be delivered this evening ut
eight O'Clock, by the Rev. Ii. A. Brann, D. d. in St.
Anthony's church, Sullivan street, between Prince
and Houston streets. Yhe reverend lecturer is one
OF well known ability, philosophical in his views
and orator1ca in his style OF delivery The pro.
ceeds OF the evening will be charitaby disposed OF
for the benefit OF the poor OF St. Anthonys parish.
The Pope OUTLYING His Enemies-Wul
He Bury Them All.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
All the great enemies OF the Pope are dropping
into their eternal graves, summoned before the
judgment seat of the Almighty, one by one while
the celebrated Pontifr himself, though far beyond
eighty years, continues to enjoy the best of health
breathes the most innexible spirit of independ-
ence and gives frequent impassioned utterance to
hopes that all the dark days which are over him
will soon be dspelled forever. 1t is impossible to
relute this simple assertion Let us look at the
facts of this remarkable condition Of things The
great enemies OF the Papal See are accurately
divided into princes and statesmen. AS to the
latter several of them are yet In the flesh, but the
majority OF them are long sealed up in their silent
tombs. Lord Palmerston was the most powerful
Minister for number OF years in all Europe.
Hatred for Rome in all her jurisdiction,
was in perpetual flame in his heart; his
intellect, all cunning, was always on the
alert to originate or to assist nefarious con-
was ever ready to execute wrong on the immova-
BILE Church. But he is dead-dead as the poorest
*. Is still in the ush Of life, and Notwithstanding
his cares, in the very Summer OF confidence and
Count Cavour is a more striking example. It was
he, backed by PalmerstOn and in treaty with Nap0-
leon ILL.,, who has just fallen corpse, that first
really commenced invasions for the overthrow OF
The temporal power. But he is long dead. He was
called to his account in the zenith OF his ambition
ana authority and years. A short time before
death entered his chamber he was heartless jiper
at the Pope for his advanced years, for his excom-
mSn5catiCns for all his acts and purposes But the
cemeteries OF Florence. Of Naples OF Milan and OF
TURN are actually distinguished with marble slabs
marking the premature end OF Italian advocates and
deputies who took up with Garibald MaZzin
Cayour and the King of Italy against the Pope.
This startling, appalling fact has been duly at
tested thousand times. leading Deputy IN the
italian Parliament, in Rome lately exclaimed TO q
crowded house, in the ears OF LAMA himself, that
proceedings against the Vatican invariably re-
suited In some awful blight upon their authors
Joseph Mazzni Is an additional significant
of Italy for the overthrow or the Papacy. There
can be no necessity to enumerate his deeds OF the
OF Peter. Yet 1t is himself that is overthrown, that
Is extirpated, that Is demolished and that Is
Judged. He used to boast that lie would see the
total end OF the Papacy but an octogenarian Pope
has triumphantly seen the last shovel OF wretched
earth pitched down upon MS cofn one more I ~,
was the very emperor OF hypocrites, the prince OF
all the enemies enrolled against the Pope. Mgr.
Pie, q great Bishop OF France called him the
Pontius Plate OF the times. IL was an awful but
just designation; for while apparently protecting
the Pope In the city OF Rome he was under the
bond Of a treaty with Cavour to make no inter-
ference whatever with the invasion OF the patrl-
mony Of the Church That Is he fettered the Pope,s
ding in to plumber him. This is matter OF history.
II has Just received full and irrefutabe conirma-
attache at the Italian A. court. But how has it all
ended Let Sedan, Wilhemsh0he and Chiselhurst
give the response. There are few more immedl-
ate actors alive-the Italian Kingdom and Minis
1ers. WIZ the aged Pope survive them alsoY We
Know not but IT is certain that the occurrences OF
tine past would be sufficient to hinder any great
surprise over the realization OF such an event. All
TINS IS true In view OF the striking facts II con-
the Cardinals, published a few DAYS since in the
HERALD, Is the hopeful, defiant, uncompromising
oocument IL Is Z NOT LIBERAL CATHOLIC.
The Dfsestablishment OF the English
Church.
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
srR-Although a pretty constant reader Of tho