New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-11

irRoM STAFF CORRESPONDENT OF THE IRIDU>E'
po,,r Oct. 1G-To-day for the first time since
,,;o+or Emanuel entered Rome, the Pope has
.ho,vn himself at st. Peters 1t was not exactly
.,,blic occasion; il was merely the reception OF
I'll of Spanish pilgrims. too numerous to he enter
~ i, any of the great halls Of the Vatican, and
s,re,ne care was taken to shut out of the basllca
al ,vbo could not prove their connection with the
~o,,c,io first by showing their tickets of member
sbin and secondly by passing a brief examination
:: tbo Snanish language. The pilgrims, however,
20 as many as 1000 or 5000 and some prlv-
,aoad Italians. with few fortunate strangers like
n,so,f also received invitations to attend so that
mo economies could hardly be called private. The
,r;r,s lodi by the Archbishop of Granada, arrived
~ dotocbmeuts last week, They embraced all
- from the noble to the peasant; and the
tnyost Contrasts were presented as they
-,andered about the streets of Rome, and
arranged the galleries and museumS,-blShopS III
n,rplc priests in black, monks IN white and brown,
women with the national mantilla and sparkling
owes peasants in velvet jackets and red WOODEN
cans ladies and gentlemen in the latest fashions OF
Madrid and Paris. Many, too poor 10 hire lodgings,
sept in the streets and breakfasted ON bread by the
public fountains. A quiet, supplemented multi
tude they seemed to be, and the Jeers OF the lew
italians who were rude enough to mock at them as
gravity. There were some fears of disorder; the
troops were kept under arms, and the police were
all in readiness, but everything passed Off decor
ously.
Yesterday Sunday the pilgrims received commu-
Mon at ST. Peters from the hands of the Archbishop
of Granada. Two Spanish bishops and four priests
assisted in the distribution of the cOnsccraed hosts
vet it required three hours TO give the sacrament To
all who came The hour fixed for the audience To-
day was nine. The outer gates Of 81. Peters were
locked and line of police even prevented any ap-
proach to them. The door for the admission
of the pilgrims was the well-knoWh bronze
gate" of the Vatican at the upper end OF the great
circular coonnade, the same gate by when VISITORS
generally reach the picture gallery and the Stanze
and Logic of Raphael. Turning to the left after
mounting few stairs, the pilgrims found them
selves inside the vestibue of ST. Peters and thence
tbey poured pell-men into the church. OF course
there had been procession or other demonstration
in the streets. and the splendid banners brought
from Spain were not displayed until they were safe
within the Papal precincts The pilgrims began
coming sngly or in small parties, early IN the morn
inc. and long before the appointed time they were
gathered in a compact mass under Michael Angeles
dome-the different provinces contratermtles, ~c,
ranging themselves around their particular banners.
throne hal been set up for the Pope at the further
end of the left hand transypt and benches placed
near il for the diguitaries Of his train The Holy
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