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Isl. The legitimate title OF Queen Victoria to the
throne of England has not been acknowledged, up
to this hour, by the Prince Pontiff of Rome.


I'd. Nor, up to this hour, have the sentences of
accommodation and deposition put forth by the
predecessors of Plus TX. against the Queen of
England and all her adherents been revoked


Sd. And the bull {" In Cend Domini) put forth
by Pope Paul V, whereby the Queen, clergy,
mobiles, and all the people excepting only the
Pope's adhelents among them) are excommunicat-
ed and mathematical for disobedience to the Roman
Pontff; and which sentence of anathema is ap-
pointed TO be renewed afresh every Maunday-
Thursday, is get uncancelied and unrepudated by
Plus TX.


1t may be said that these are mere paper obsta-
cles, but nevertheless they must remain as obsta-
cles until removed by the hand which interposed
them. II would seem that the Pope must take the
initiative. His Holiness must move first He must
evince disposition to come to terms with the
Queen of England before her Majesty can be adj
vised TO open more cordial communication. Let
the Pope acknowledge Queen Victoria 10 be the
rghtiul monarch of Britain let him reverse or
cancel the bulls issued by his predecessors against
Queen Elizabeth let him also take of he anathe-
ma from the English Church for having seeded
from that of Rome. When this is done there can
be no doubt but that the advisers of the British
Queen will recommend an immediate establishment
of diplomatic relations Of the most friendly nature
between the Courts Of London and Rome; and
such an event would be hailed with the general ac-
clamations Of the British people. We cannot sup
pose that his Holiness, when the matter is pressed
upon him, will hesitate to commence the work OF
reconciliation, and cancel these last musty records
OF intolerance, never il is to be hoped TO find
future parallel in the history Of Christian Europe


Returning to northern Europe, we find Holland
and Belgium quiet in themselves and friendly and
peaceably disposed towards all their neighbors
Prussia is gradually settling her already made ap-
ptoximations, and is said to be contemplating fur
tlier ones, towards free representative form OF
government. She is, hewever, in some degree tar
nishing her character for liberaity by the trials
against the Poles, which the Government is now
prosecuting at Berlin. Bavaria, Saxony, and