The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-29

spot is about to rise tho eternal record and
memorial of the greatest triumph the Church
has ever known. 1t win indeed be sermon
The deputy Mateicca's trial is proceeding in
his absence at Naples, but the verdict is not
vet given He refused to appear and accord
Ing to the practice of foreign courts, Judgment
| in oontamacio will be pronounced. The prison
ers of the meal tax at Bologna have been tried.
Twenty, who are known Guribaldiaus, are nc
quilted, and eighty, good Catholics and loyal
subjects of the Pope and the Duke of Parma,
are condemned for different periods.
Rome is quiet, but perfectfully, full of MAJ
ziniap agents. Every one asks how they get
in and that there is. something WRONG in the
civil police there is no doubt or such agglo-
meratioas of suspicious characters would
never enter the frontiers. Fortunately, how
ever, the military authorities and the gendar-
merle are fully alive to the fact that not only
revolutionary agents have entered in great
Numbers, bnt TINT considerable quantity of
arms have been introduced and are concealed
for future use. The Sect have by no means
| abandoned their hopes of q movement at no
distant period. The people of Rome are better
affected than ever, and the whole strength of
the revolutionary cause here lies in tho foreign
t'element. The utter disregard of honor and
soldierlike qualities displayed by the younger
Garibaldi in his last attempt in June, and the
projected assassination, by his order, of Gen.
Kanzler, have Disguised even his partisans.
The tricolors Kissed yesterday by the
| at the public circus, and the PapaI colors APP
plauded again and again. / mention this as
you Will SuOrGiy nave the OaflDaltll family
among you, and every effort is certain to be
made by their adherents to persuade the Eng
lish public that Rome is signing for deliver
ance, and that"the Pope is hated by his sub
jects. The fact is, that no place in Italy is
prosperous Rome and when some abuses
regarding provisions are remcdied by the mu-
nicipality, the people will have nothing to
complain of. OF work at excellent wages there
is an abundance and all that is needed is free
dom of sale of produce and the suppression of
monopolies and "haglerini," middlemen,
who sell and resell every article of consump-
tion SO as to raise the price four five times
between the producer and consumer. new
system of markets, to be carried out next year,
will, it is to be hoped, remedy this as far is
possible before the great productive districts
of the Marches and Legations are reunited to
Rome, and freed from the grinding taNations
they are now subjected to, on all exported
well as imported produce.
Gen La Marmorn has been sert To Berlin to
sound tile government as to Prussia's inten-.
tions with regard to the Pope in case of France
withdrawing the occupation, which the Flor
entine Cabinet even yet consider probable, us
the entire tenor of the official Journals prove.
Emperor's personal influence imposed the non
intervention of 1860 the italian campaign of
1859 and the convention of 1856 on unwill-
ing Cabinet, composed of almost exactly the
same men as the present one.
The great security that this will not occur
again is that the nation has resumed the right
to regulate it's own affairs in accordance with
the will of Catholic Franoe.-Weekly Register.