New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

tals from these Associations. Delegates from those
States where such Associations do not exist can receive
credentials from the following persons: For the North
Western States and Territories from T. Payson Porter
Chicago. r Central states, from the Row a. j. Baifd
ID. D.. Nashville. Tenn; Gulf States, from N ID. Cross,
Selma Ala; South Atlantic States, from s. A. Nelson,
Charleston s c. Virginia, from j. l.. NJ. Curry, IL d.,
Richmond; Eastern and Middle States from tho Roy.
George A. Petz, Newark n. j. Accredited del
egates, who desire entertainment In Bait
more are to address the Rev II. A. Smcltz
No North Charlcs-st Baltimore. before May l.
Besides Secretary who has been appointed in each
state to give information respecting the arrange
made for the tranportaon,oi the delegates, inc Cna
4. Pcltz Newark, NowJersey and Gen. Clinton T. FISK
Chairman of Committee Oh TRANSPORTATION NO. blo"u
ST., Now York, can also be addressed
The Italian law of PapI guarantees, of which
much has sand OF late defines the prerogatves OF
the Pope and the Holy See and states the relations OF the
state Church. 1t contains the following commands
The first three articles declare that all attacks upon the
person OF the Pope and all cOnspIaCcs TO make such at
tacks are he punished te those against the
King In Italy he is to receive royal hcnors and the pre-
cedcnoe which Catholic sovereius have been wont to
yield him The fourth and fifth articles state that SUN
equal to the amount set down in the Poncal budget LOT
the support Of the Apostolic palaces the Sacred College
the ecclesiastical Congregations and Of diplomatic repre-
sensations, will always be paid from the Italian ieVe-
nues subject no tax rate The Vatican aud the
tcran palaces and the villa Of Casiel Gandoio arc re
served Tor his perpetual The sixth article secures
the personal liberty Of tine Cardinals during vacancy OF
The Holy Sec and the sessions OF COnclaNcs ald Leu
mcuical Councils 20 he projected from external Nio-
cncc The seventh ARTICLE fOrb IL the police or any gov
eminent officials to enter the place where the Pope l. re
siding at the time where ConciaIe or oilhchcal
Council session. without the respective permission or
Pope, Con lave, Council. All Pagl documents rela
ing entirely 10 spiritual affairs are secured nom seizure
or Xanintun 10 also acknowledges the right OF tue
Pope discharge lis spiritual functions without mn
dcance. 1he tnt article guards, from inquiry OF pr0s'
by the state the cccciasticS engaged III carrying
his spiritual orders. Thc eleventh article cOuccdcs te
rank foreign ambassadors to the Vatican az 10
those accredited the Italian Court. The twelfth ati-
prov ides for the transmission OF the Popes CORE
icnI Italian territory free OF charge OF OK
ANIMATION. The thirteenth fOrllds any interference on
the part of the italian Education Ollie with the eceicsi
asic Summaries in Rome and in the six suburban mo
ccses The six remaining articles deilDo the relations OF
the state with the Church. The special restrictions upon
the meetings of Catholic clergy removed; the rsht {"
the goyernn 10 make nominations to benz nces otner
than those under the Patronage Of the crown Is yielded