New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-22

are intended 10 prevent the members Oh observation-disclosures
from obtaining the rights OF citizenship In otner German
countries which would empower them 10 traVei
out the whole empirc The bill Is 20 be laid before tho
immortal Parliament nj It's next session cable dispatch
states that the Prssan Roman CATHOLIC DsnSp 10 tb
decided dissolve the religious orders rdar
Government, preference to having them piaceo or
State supervision
The notice of the House of Commons was
called. April 80 to petitions from the Irish College, az
Paris for the education priests for Ireland and from
the Roman Catholic bishops OF Ireland, ASKING io ="
ect committee inquire into the claims OF the coege
Tho claim is for for the confscatlon OF S
property during the French Revolution In 1919 'ho
sum OF 13OOOOOOO francs was paid by the fieh'h
Government TO the British for the liquidation VI
the losses OF British subjects In FRANCE
during tho period OF the Revolution s'''n
mart OF this amount still remains In the British treasury
Although the claims OF the college rejected by the
commissioners appointed to administer the funds, ana
the Priyy Council the petitioners asked that they might
be reopened before t Snn%eor Of tho
Exchequer that against the sum III tne zoo no
there outstanding absolute cains Vi @i-V" 'Ho
petitions were rejected
The legal proceedings against tho Prince Bishop vi
Bresau which resulted in his removal were based upon
charge OF his having threatened e e4colnuup'ca"
Canon Kick and having executed his threat as soon as
the Papa Encyoical Of Feb. was issued Two priests
OF the province of Posen named Goehel and Szody are
accused OF having performedhe act of accommodation
against Canon Kick at Kiyiliz, and have Dech ar
rested. Upon April 10 tho Bishop celebrated the
Nftieth anniversary OF his ordination as priest
He received from the Pope the pallium being the nSt
Bishop OF the diocese honored and number OF ee-
cant presents from his clergy. The Bishop III ieter
published in the Germani0, returns thanks 10 'ne largo
ruar ~ pcrsons who sent him letters Of cOgratuati0n
upon that occasion Dr. Heinrich Forster Prlnce,sboP
OF Breslau, born in Grasse,Glogan November "a
100 stded Mt the University of Bresal, was ordained
priest April IT. 1925. and elected Bishop OF Bresan III
May 1853 upon the decease OF Cardinal Mecnor DC
penbrock.
The text of the three clauses OF the Prussan
Constitution Of JAN 80 1850 which have just been an
nulled is as follows Article 1.-the Catholic Church.
as well Protestant Church and every other religious
society regulates and administers its affairs IN an indie
nendent way but remains subject to the laws OF the
State and the supervision defined by the laws Oh
the State Under the same conditions, every
religious society keeps the possession and ENJOY
mept OF it's funds and OF the establishments ana
foundations destined for its worship its teachings
and It's charities. Article 1G-The relatlohS vi IT,
ligious societies with their superiors are free Inc
publication Of ecclesiastical ordinances is subject only 10
the restrictions to which all other publications are sub
ected Article Is. The right Of nominating, OF prOpos
ing of electing of confirming ecclesiastical posts Is
spnressed as far it belongs to the State and Is not
based upon patronage on special legal titles ms pro
vision does not apply to the nomination OF eccesass
he army or in the public institutions. The law regulates
the ri.is OF the State relating instruction. to the en-
poymcnt and removal of eccesiastics ana hXes tne Tue
annnIling them consists Of one sentence: Clauses Nos
Is, 10 and Il of the Constitution are abro9ated.
From Germany serious disturbances are re-
ported as having occurred in the town Of Pntz, West
ern Prussia upon the installation OF priest Herr Go
lembewsld who had subscribed to the Ecclesiastical
Laws The Ul'ramOntanes destroyed the Vicarage anu
carried the cure the parish boundaries The leaders
have been arrested Fresh troubles occurred when Herr
Golembewsk sought lodgings in Bresen, place
near Plusnitz No one would take him into his house,
.iyti oztra
Bishop Cybichowski has been expelled from Posen Tor
the Illegal exercise Of the functions OF the deposed Arch
bishop The AustroPosh bishops, headed by the Arch
bishop OF enberg have sent address to Cardinal Lee
dochow ski expressing their pleasure at his ELEVATION
which they declare he merite by his sufferings Upon
the return Of the Bishop Of Miinsterto that town after
his release from prison. he was received by
dcputation Of tho Roman Catholic nobility of west
phaa, and large concourse OF the lower Grasses
The middle classes it is stated took no part in the pro
cccdngs An address has been cent by 500 citizens OF
Minister of the middle upper classes to the Speaker
Of the Lower House OF the Prussian Diet protesting
against the course Of the Uranontane Center parry III
Roman aT caocism in Prussia Dean Rzcznewski has
been sentenced 20 - months imprisonment Tor having
communicated Archdeacon kuDeczak.
The bill suppressing the religious orders of
Prussia consists of the following clauses: "sec. 1.
All orders and congregations similar to orders of
the Catholic Church are, with the exception laid
down In Sec. 2, excluded from tho territory OF the
Prussian monarchy The establishment Of branches OF
the same is prohibited The branches actually existing
without prejudice the provisions of Sec 3 must from
the day Of the promu cation OF this law receive
merlbers and are to be dissolved within six months
Tho Minister Ecclesiastical Affairs is empowered to
prolong this respite TO four years for branches
which are engaged in education and the instruc-
ton OF youth, in order to afford time for
supplying their place by other institutions and
arrangements. For the like purpose the Minister
may also after the expiration OF this term grant permits
scn to individual members Of orders of congregations
similar to orders continue tho business of educaon
Sec ., Branches Of those ORDERS of congregations
similar to orders which devote themselves exclusively
the nursing OF the SICK continue in existence; they may
however, at any time be abolished by Royal ordinance.
while they allowed to exist the Ministers OF the Int
rior and Of Ecclesiastical Affairs authorized to per-
init them to receive members. Fec g. The establish
ments of orders and congregations similar to orders
which continue in existence subject to the
supervision Of the State Sec. 4. The property of
the dissolved establishments of orders and cOngrega
lions similar to orders is not subjected to
the interim assume the and administration OF it.
Tho Conmissary charged with such administration il
responsible only to the superior authority the accounts
be furnished by HIM subject TO the revision Of the
Royal Supreme Court of Accounts in conformity with
the law OF 9th March, 1872 There Is 10 be no other
responsibility manner of furnishing accounts The
members OF the dissolved establishments Will he sup
ported out OF the property It's trther employment Is
comes into force the very day OF its prOmu CATION
The Ministers Of the Interior aud Of Ecclesiastical Affairs
are charged with its execution The same Ministers
especially to issue The particular directions Tor the eXcr
else OF the state supervision provided III the referred
to III SECTION -