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GERMAN CATHoLics LEAVING RoME.-The London Patriot of January End states, the aai ho- riiy of German papers, that an excommunicaied Ro- msh priest has addressed pamphlet to the lower orders of the Roman clergy, calling upon them 10 unite their exerilons with him in the pulpit and in the "onless ional chair, against the Iltramonta nj and the Bishop of Rome, in order found by coun- cil and synod, d national German Catholic Church independent of Roman darkness. He wants to abol- ish auricular confessions the celebration of the ma ss in Latin, iLe making of proseIytes by money, the qualification of the lcwer clergy by the of the higher hierarchy, and at the same time he asks

 for liberty to think and to investigate for every clrr- g,mar, and permission to marry for all priests. The police have seized the pamphlet. The priest Czersk who stands at the head of q small German Catholic community in Schneidemuhl, in Prussia, distributes the holy supper in both forms, without aurcuar con fession, and reads the according the recog- nized Roman rule, but in German, and emitting what refers to the saints nd heir nerce ssion. In Prom berg the excitement in favor or the new German Ca- tholic Church s.yery great, aud from Kongsberg an address has been sent 10 Czerski, signed by x of the most influential men in east and West Prus sia , including several professors of the University, the chaplain of the garrison, teachers and directors oi schools, and several members of the upper law courts.-[ Boston Recorder.