The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-06

Cardinal Deacon OF Saint Cosmos and 81. Damian.
poLn OF whom were physicians by profession De-
SfTtvsepenth. sixty-seventh Pope was julius
III. lie was anticipated In the words,-"De coro-
mountain. The family name OF julius was Monte
or mountain and his coat OF arms consisted OF TWO
crowns and three mountains. true hit,
Strty-etgtth.-The sixty-eighth Pope was MARCEL
lus ii. The prophecy is missing.
iSfrty-ninth. sxty-ninth Pope was Paul w.
He was anticipated in the words, de nde Petrl'-
from the iaita of Peter. Paul's name was Peter
Caralfa; and he had much to do with the insttu-
tion OF the Tribunal of Truth generally called the
.Sepentieth.-The SEVENTEEN Pontir was Plus w.
The Prophet foretold him ia these words, "Escu-
apii pharmacum"-the medicine or physc OF Escu-
Iapius. nus belonged to the Medlci family, and
Esculapius was the first medical DOCTOR Very
.Sepe,sty:frst.-The seventy-nrst Pope was Plus "
He was designated "Angelus Nemorosus"-the
angel OF the grove, Plus had for Christian name
he was born at a place called B0scO, which Is Ita
ian for grove. BY no means commonplace.
,SeUe7itySecO7tu.-T seventy-sec0nd Pope was
Gregory XIII. The prophecy is missing.
Seoentp-thtrd.- next Pope was Sixtus V. His
p. SEVENTH jo Is seventy-iourth Pope was
Urban VII. lie was pre-announced In the words.
"De rore caelr'-from the dew OF heaven. Urban
species OF mamma Is collected. Nothing better in
the list
.Seuenty.e,th- seventy-lfth Pope was Gregory
XIV. The sign for him was "De antiqultate urbis'-
from the antiquity OF the city. We cannot make
out the application.
lSeventy.strsh seventy-sixth Pope was Inno
cent TX. He was predeslgnated "Pia civitas In
bello-the pious city In war. Plus was a native OF
Bologna, city OF many religious institutions and
Seventy -sspenth. seventy seventh Pope was
Clement VIII. He was foreshadOwed In the
words "Crux Kom9lea"-tae Roman an. GROSS ross Glenn,
Christians, and the family arms contained the
cross. Good.
Ssuentv,eig1tn seventy-eighth Pope was
iSeventvntgim.- seventy ninth Pope was Paul
v. He was anticipated in the words, 'Gens per-
Borghese by family, had an eagle and o dragon on
his escutcheon, which perverse creatures
enough for any ones purpose. very Keen
Ei0ntfetn-Ihe eightieth Pope was Gregory XIV.
He was pre-signifed In the words 'In tribulati0ne
q great Pope. He gave all Italy peace and pros
perty Of which It had long been in sore need.
EiontD.arsk-The eighty-nrst Pontir was Urban
VIII. He was anticipated In the words. "Lilium
ct rosa"-the lilly and the rose. Urban's coat OF
EsgAtv-seoond.- The eighty-second Pope was limo
a the ne
was crowned on the Feast or the Exaltation OF the
Cross: Decidedly good.
Etghtyt1i,d.- eighty-thtrd Pope was Alex
ander VII. He was pre- Swallowed in the words,
"Custos Montium''-the guardian of the noun
tains Alexanders family had quartered on Its
IDENTIFY the prophet made q good hit that time.
Eighty toa1th.-The eighty fourth Pope was Glenn
ent Nv. He was was fOrecaed, "Sdus Ol0rumn-
the Star OF the Swans. Before Clement was made
Pope he had a chamber known as the chamber Of
OF the swans. Not very good, but the seer might
Efghtv.dJ,n-The eghty-afth Pope was Clement
x. He was foret0id in the words, "De numne
Magno',-lrom the great river. We cannot discover
Ei0hty-si1th eightyelxth Pope was Inno-
cent X. His prophecy was, "Bellua insatlabilis"-
fhn hnnSf tpcn ftnb nf Irrnn had
Unsuitable creatures on his escutche0n-the eagle
and the liOn-and he had himself the most tender
affection for his secretary OF state Cardinal Cbo
all means.
Eighty-sepenth.- eighty seventh Pope was
Alexander VIII. He was set forth in the words,
"Gloriosa Observation-Disclosures penance. We
cannot make out good application.
EigAty-ninth.- The eighty.nlnth Pope was Inno-
cent Ii. Maachv put him forward in the words,
"Rastrum in porta"-the barrier at the port. In
nocent's family seat was "Rastello." which is
port OF Naples. Decidedly good.
TThe next seven Popes we omit. Their prophe-
cies are very obscure in the application.l
Ntnety-stTth.-The ninety-sixth Pope was Plus vi.
He was pre-announced In the words, 'Pele9re-
neus Apostocus"-the Apostolic pilgrim. Plus
or from
prosecutor OF the Church. Prophecy real hit.
,sety-secerth. ninety-seventh P0ntif was.
Plus VII. He was iOreshad0wed in the words,
"Aquila Rapax"-the rapacious eagle. This Pope
suffered grievous wrongs from Napoleon one who
may well ne C1leu u rdpiClOUS eagle. a Keen uIU.
I'VE pass over the three next Pontifrs. The APP
picaton OF what was pre-ann0unced OF them Is not
easily dlsc0vered.l
one hundred and Ftrst.-we are now at Plus TX,
the 101st Pope In The list He got the preannounce
ment "Crux de Cruce," and this is explained above.
aTe .ns anr on he
of Rome. We do not assert he wrote them. They
appeared first as already stated in 1896; and, GER
tainly, whoever wrote them wrote them WELL
They present the question, Is Plus IL. the last OF
the Popess
The World Mt tho Deathbed OF Pope
Plus TX.
Is Plus X. the last OF the Roman Pontnss The
curious prophecy attributed to st. Malachy, Arch
bishop OF Armagh, In Ireland and who died in the
arms OF the 'ast OF the fathers OF the Church." as
the French proudly call Bernard OF Clairvaux dis
tinctly asserts-as will be seen from the extraordi-
nary document itself reproduced In the HERALD
to-day-that he is. In that alleged inspired dream
the Irish patriarch gave the number Of Popes that
remained yet to come, giving to each OF them an
epigrammatic mark by which he could be concisely
distinguished, and the sign he attached to the
Pontif who closes his hazardous enumeration
corresponds, In remarkable degree, with
the venerable Holy Father who, perhaps, at this
instant has the deathrattle at the door OF his
chamber. That sign is the three Latin words,
"Crux de Cruce,n which is interpreted by some
the cross from cross-that is, that the Pope
suffers crucial afiictions from royal power,
which has the cross for the chief emblem
on its escutcheon OF authority. And this,
as has been said, points the finger at Victor
Emmanuel. In his kingy embems the cross sur
mounts everything. we mistake not Father
Garesche, learned Jesuit priest, In q lecture
which he lately delivered not far from New York,
gave this Interpretation explicitly as fine Ian
guage could make 1t to the "Crux de Cruce" OF
the ancient metropolitan OF Armagh. The HERALD
does not pretend to settle the authority OF st.
Malachy's prophecies. But 1t Is as clear
as the sun in the meridian that the words "Crux de
Crucen are in singular agreement with the rela-
tions between Plus TX. and the first monarch OF
United italy. And that being the CASE 1t is an in.
teresting and serious question,
Is Plus TX. THE LAST OF THE ROMAN PoNTIFFs
1t Is astartling question. Its proper form is Is the