The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-11-11
AFFAIRS AT THE VATICAN.
The appointment Of Thirteen Cardinals
to Be Made.
Copyrighted. 1892. by the New York associated
Press

ROME, Nov. 10-It is now probable that
the great Cardinal Consistory will take
place on the 10th OF December. Tits ex-
pected the Pope will create thirteen Car
dinals out OF the seventeen vacancies. Five
are certain, viz: Tours, Rouen, Grau, Di
Pientro and Persico. The Archbishop Of
Seville appears equally certain. For England
there is as yet no question. Austria de-
mands three. but the Pope will accord only
Grau. In his last audience the Prussian
Minister renewed the Kaiser's demand that
Monsignor Kopp, Bishop of Bresiau, be in-
Guided among the Cardinals, but the Pope
would prefer the Archbishop of Cologne.
As the Prussian Government opposes his
selection. the Archbishop OF Posen may be
the final choice.
His Holiness restricts the number and
duration OF his audiences and seeludes him.
self In his apartments, working over two
encyclicals, one for the jubilee and The
other on the church in the East 1t il
stated that he occupies himself also with
America, but he has not yet decided
whether he will speak thereon at the con-
slstory or IN special document. 1t Is de-
MED In Vatican circles that Mgr. Satolli
has any missive regarding the scholastic
questions In the United States. 1t is con-
sldered that these have been regulated
through the lrclanQ 1QclQe0t.
Some controversy has occurred between
the Holy See, the Spanish Government and
the Spanish parties. On the death of the
elder Nocedal. the REPRESENTATIVE Of Don
Carlos, his son, the director OF the Siglo
Future. was selected a successor to the post,
put Don carlos preferred a Spanish
Grande Nocedal then separated himself
from "the King" as being too liberal The
schism obliged Don Carlos to reorganize his
party, and there IS now an organization In
every village Nocedal with his set has
conceived the idea Of forming a Catholic
union, the programme OF which will be to
rally to the existing monarchy for the
better defense of the interests of religion.
Noeedal has desired the Pope to write
new encychcaI. in order that the power to
rally from one side to the other might be
confirmed. The present Spanish Govern
ment, enchanted with its recruit. supported
NocedaPS request through its ambassador
at Rome, while Don Carlos exerted himself
vigorously TO nullify the scheme Things
being as they are. the state OF both parties
IS so preearious that the Holy See will not
compromise Itself. The present truce will
last, however. only until the death of the
Qneen regent, against whom no one desires
TO hasten revolution, but at her death the
Carlists VIII actively interfere.
Bishop Zardetli Of ST. Cloud. Mimi. has
left Rome. During his last days here he
dined with Cardinal Ledoehowski. He has
spoken 10 friends in a very positive man.
ner, asserting that the development OF the
present disputes will not fail to be favor
able TO the German party in the United
States. Special advices, however, Justify
the assertion OF the reverse in this ease, but
1t is undoubtedly true that all friends Of the
German party in Rome are doing their Mt
most to advance the interests OF that party.
The holy father is greatly pleased with the
sympathetic receptions accorded TO Mgr
Satolli, the Papal delegate. at the Worlds
FAIR dedication ceremonies, and also with
the speech of Chaancey nj. Depew, the
prayer OF Archbishop Ireland, and the
medal struck by the order OF the committee
on this occasion. Referring to the event.
he said The United States form a great
people to whom the future belongs"