Luigi di Canossa, Verona Luigi Serafini, Viterbo Josip Mihalovic, Zagreb Johann Rudolf Kutschker, Archbishop of Vienna, Austria-Hungary Lucido Parocchi, Bologna Vincenzo Moretti, Ravenna Antonio Pellegrini, cardinal-deacon of Santa Maria in Aquiro Prospero Caterini, Protodeacon, Secretary of the Inquisition. Teodolfo Mertel, Prefect of the Apostolic Signatura; the last cardinal to not be ordained to the priesthood Domenico Consolini, Prefect of the Pontifical Roman Seminary of Sts. Peter and Paul for the Foreign Missions Edoardo Borromeo, President of the Fabric of Saint Peter Lorenzo Ilarione Randi, Vice-Camerlengo of the Apostolic Camera Bartolomeo Pacca il Giovane, Cardinal-Deacon of Santa Maria in Campitelli Lorenzo Nina, Prefect of the Congregation for Studies Enea Sbarretti, Cardinal-Deacon of Santa Maria dei Martiri (the Pantheon) Frédéric de Falloux du Coudray, Cardinal-Deacon of Sant'Agata de' Goti Notes References External links L’Osservatore Romano article revealing ballots in 1878 conclave 1878 in Italy 1870s in Rome 1878 elections in Europe 1878 Pope Pius IX 19th-century Catholicism 1878 in Christianity February 1878 events