The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-24
FOREIGN CATHOLIC INTELLIGENCE.

-RoNr. Sent. 23-The CouncL-Mgr. Brunoni
Patriarch of Constantinople, arrived last wees
and Mgr. Marini, Bishop OF Orvieto, making the
Gath and 65th Fathers, sixty-three; inclusive OF
the Sacred College, being already IN Rome
OF Bishops arrived in Marseilles, and who nave
said Mass during the past month at Notre
Dame de la Garde, we have the following INST
Mgr. Pompallier, Archbishop OF Amasla az
pdrti6us,) Mgr. Ward, Bishop of Wellington,
Romaka, Birmah; Mgr. Faurie, Blshop OF
Apollonia, Vicar Apostolic OF kouy-l Gheon,
and the Abbot of La Trappe, OF n. ~. oe
StaoueH, in Algeria. All these pfei'tes 'ti' oi
their way to Rome
Turin-The Piedmontese Catholics have
made courageous protest against INC
scandalous performance in the ltallan th G
of the " Nun of Cracow,' and when the turin
manager was about to put it on the stage, the
young men of the city went to hun, anu %e-
clared that not one of them would attenu me
house again if he did The police, fearing
riot interfered, and the piece was wlthdTawh
The Archbishop of Turin is dying, anu mas mas
received the holy Viaticum, most OF inc
DrinciDal Catholic families accompanying IL TO
the palace. The OratOry OF 81. FRANCIS OF
Sales, with it's sodalities of young men, uh ger
the direction of the sanity Don Bosc?, nus
s1nore than 5000 members among the JUNIOR
laymen and this is one of the saving signs IN
Italy generally and in Turin especially. NOT one
of Don Bosco's spiritual children mas ever aHle
away from rcfTyiun they f'Fes"tiSll
nerable obstacle to the growth otsccret Societtes
in the old Piedmontese capital. Victor ELhmah-
uel appears to have left there the httie aecency
Prinoe HnmSsrt Mt Florence, the first repre-
sentation of the scandalous drama above
mentioned.
Local Necs.-The Pope received the generals
and suncrior officers of the POntitcal army,
in a special audience, on Tuesday, and gave u
blessed crucifx to each of them. The agrees
sions against property are becoming ;n SerS
taken place at Castel Gandofo and trasca', as
we'll as in Rome itself. There is every reason reason.
to believe that the hand of the sect Is actlNe
thnV q,
great extent, so to cause an alarm OF a most
disproportionate kind and so prevent INC
arrival of foreigners for the Councli. ,1ooo
Latest-The final engagement took place
Yesterday at Passanieve, the King assisting AT
the battle. General BiXio, 1T seems, reIuseu 10
y be beaten and led his Pontlhcals 10 NlSIolS
IT is certain that he outman9uVered Cauorha
remained in possession of the field, and TOOK q
whole regiment whom he found asleep IN
farm, prisoners. The " vendetta ul -, an
is not therefore yet accomplished, even IA shaiI
FIGHT De Luca, another Garibaldlan prisoner
at San Michele, died last night, recohclleu y
the Church and IN the most PgnaVGit
to the Italian Bishops that they may go 10 Ip'
Council, but-that the law provides1t9r an!
conspiracy against the state they st Bome
stronger than ever in Italy, and 1T VII
nrobablv he more prudent fortoreign Blshop
coming to the CounciI 70 sT 8oria Troti
err of the present King, arrived IN l[0hie on Oh Ga
Trday and paid his respects to the HOLY atne
on Monday. He leaves IN lew oays io ~ NJ
niles apd~Palermo. A very active pTopaSana
is being made by the Roman journals for tn
Peters Pence, and for the establishment OF ne,
confraternities Prince Massimo has place
his villa at the disposal of the Bishops. FL
Jesnit noyiciate for the Province of Naples
now established at Castel Gandolto the g,, con
munity having bought villa ofPIinGo dS[ II
MIA formerly the villa of the Gcnefa1 VI u
Order.-CorTesponden London Tablet. -
o The authorities of the English College he
a meeting last week to report progress on u
works of ST. Thomas of Canterbury, ana u
result decided on is to roof IN the churcn