The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-05-30

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which now dispose of 100000, which Hast
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peror's marriage the municipal court of Paris
voted f249g9 Tor The PnteaSe st diamond 9
Empress founded an educational house, where
800 young giFl6 ere given an admirable profess
sionaf education. The Empress has established
boats and every means forTestofing life to the
rescued from drowning. The list of these pri-
vate charities is too long to give"
Condition of Itaty.-Italy is in a far worse po-
sition than before Montana. She has not n ca
pabie minister, faithful population, a brave
general, nor loyal army. The poison of re
the contempt Of authority, the longing for
: ideal repubic, (Which never was and never
will be a stable form of government on the old
continent, however it may answer for half
q I,eopled country like Ameriea,3 the disregard
of religion aud morality, which are the unfail-
ing accompaniment OF the sect, are SO many
chief acconnplices have been just arrested III
,. Milan fsr seducing the troops and promoting
revolt in the army Among them Is Nathan II
jew, natnraiixed in England. - u
Conuersoa of a Material:st-Dr. sCervera, one
of the late radical members Of the House, in
Spain, .scandalized the nation about three
weeks ago by proclaming himself n Material
list, in full Cortcs. He had never been able to
discover the human soul, that Others prated so
ticed and if the bishop of Jaen, he continued,
was then in his seat in the Cortes, he would
3 soon convince him of the non-existence of any
spiritual substancein man. day or two af
ter his Materialist boast, the good doctor fell
i'll, and his case became so dangerous, that
having happily found out in time, without the
aid of his scalpel, the real existence of his I'M
mortal soul, he sent off at once for the Bishop
of Jaen, and, with every sign of sincere rePen
tance, made general confession to his Lord
ship: authorizing him, moreover, it is said, to
announce his retTaction and repentance to the
Cortes. That same evening the doctor brcathed
his last What subject OF meditation Tor our
revolutiOnists! DIR. Cervera is the sixth depu
ty that has died within two mouths. .ai&
Clerical CONSUMPTION in Italy.-The exemption
from CONSUMPTION hitherto enjoyed by students
for the priesthood is abolished by the Italian
Parliament. La Marnora spoke against the
- motion during the early part OF the debate
but his speech was full of assertions which no
Catholic could censeiie. : e:lnade one telling
7ss15oin@f observing that it's only effect would be
annually to convert about n tlsenssrt,i coed ee-
clesiastics ia tn rs bad soldiers Hhe sec
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lsame side, but to no avail, iAarahese Salvage,
In a maiden speech of great promise, w hich
has elected warm colnmendaf ions and ,i ausurics
of future distfhction, argued that all positive
religions implied the necessity of hierarchy,
and that the vast majority of the nation had
q Alright to have its needs respected. He in
stanoed the exemption accorded to only sons
of widows and aged fathers an analogous
case, against which no objection had ever been
expressed. Tho exemptiox NOV in question
4 n Laos iVila Ua
than the other; aud was made in an interest of
y y far higher order The nnfi-socinl movement,
which is Il just cause of alarm to all serious
thinkers, can, as he urged, he restrained by
the influence of religion alone and, if this be
withdrawn, our sole resort is to that material
force which Is tho appropriate punishment of
nations which neglect the duties imposed upon
them stConscio1s," he added, ''of the vitality
of the Church to which l belong these pin
pricks cause me alarm for her future. She
hRs overcome "A Thousand other dfffcuities-the
revolt of the 10th century, and the protection
of Princes Who nave endeavOred to reduce her
- to the condition of an instrument of their de-
spOtic power. She has overcome the dangers
of riches and poverty; she has always arisen
with fresh Vigor, therefore l have no fear for
her. Icombat this proposition in the interests
of that liberty which is invoked by orr adver
,,ssaries, and is now supposed TO triumph" The
81 judged of by the fact that the exemption hith.
erto in force applied to only one in 10000 of tn,
population. Thus no apprcciable advantage
other than the Injury offered to the Church
= could possibly be realized by the change The
EsoNereieai Pontitf has resented by n letter t
the Bishop of MondoYi, theApassiug of this III
iqqit9ps measure Yhieh is in opnosition5to tn
.siiK Tablet, May l. 800 .''-"s % ~s,.-"S ~
Iaf4elta IN ,SpGii.--s Diaz Quintero, a, mem
her of tho Spanish Cortes has given riel
,zRa specimen of the kind enightenmeit which
the destruction Of tie rights of che, CIiarci1 &
81 secure 70 Spain. In the receht debate on th
sat religious Communities having at heart; III
doubt, thu etiucatiOaI of his party; Don Dia:
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