The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-07-11

The King and Queen of Naples have arrivedl
at Munich to go ON to Schloss Staramberg, anu
after wArSfs to Ischi, where the King of Hanoi
Yer and Henri " are expected to spend part OF
the summer. The queens health continues
excellent. f.
bic to the English Zounves to be omitted
fire took place in the shop of manufacturer
of fireworks, near the Tor di Vona Theatre, =
and the flames had spread TO every part of the
building when the cry was raised that a bar
rel of gnnpowdcr far exceeding the quantity
allowed to be kept within the city had been
| left in the storehonse The flames must have
| reached 1t in o few minutes, and had they done
so the whole street would have been blown
| up as it is extremely narrow, and crowded
! with small houses ut that point. The hremen |
hesitated at the danger of entering the burning |
house and removing the powder, when an Eng, |
| lish Zouaye, Mr.. Herbert Duke, moved forward
and volunteered on the desperate service. he
| entered the house and returned in few mo-
| ments with the barrel on his shoulders, saving
by his heroic selfdevotion the lives of it is i'm
possible to say how many persons;
The newly restored Scottish College was re-
occupied by the students yesterday, and is one
of the best specimens of collegiate architec-
ture in Rome. Monsignor Paeca visited 1T last
week IN order to describe it to his Holiness,
who takes the greatest interest in the progress
of all the Summaries destined to the education
of the missionary priests of the United King
The Roman princesses have joined in en-
broiderng and Offering magnificent carpet
t to the Sanctuary of Auxiliary Christian Orders
at Spoleto, where such wonderful favors have
been recently obtained by sick and affected
, persons, that it is becoming famous throughout
L Italy. :.,e.,
:, Queen of Portugal, Victor Emmanuels young
Q est daughter. Her Majesty rs in dying state,
!, and unable to undertake. her intended Journey
/ to he Princess MaFgaret's confinement
- Is announced for October. She is at MONA
with Prince Humbert, and WILL it is said, re-
;, turn to Naples for the birth OF her Child ous II
is scarcely probable that events Will not inter
q vene to prevent any of the house. OF savoy Wis
!, iting the Southern provinces again at present.
:, London Ueekly Register.
2 THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN INDIA.-H L.
Bishop Meurin, s. j., returned from Goa on
= Saturday evening last that his stay in the
% venerable capital of the Portuguese domlhlohs
i, in the East was hardly for two days and hait
d But his visit theIe waS not for pleasure the
d very season of the year would tell this. There
was sacred object in view and as soon a,
at fully, his lordslip returned. The journey was
y made for the purpose of procuring the relics o.
J, certain Jesuit Fathers, who were massacred fol
D the faith by natives of the village of Cuncolim
10 in Salsette, near Goa, in the year 1855 aht
I'd whose Identification is now under consideratloI
before the Holy See. On the occasion OF hi
y. Grace the Archbishop of Goa's visit to bombay
al before he left for Europe, DR.. Meurin receives
ia his permission to obtain these relics, IN orde
- to have them conveyed to Rome considera
~. BILE portion of these sacred treasures arc nov
" in his lordship's possession. We are but TO
ne glad to make known not only tnis conip PIE,
ney to Goa, but also the satisfaction VII
which he speaks of the extreme kindness an
~ devOut respect whlcn ne met VIII On o1et
K side during his stay there. 1t was Canon JOG
ty Nazario Perera, the brother OF the Rev Eica
*, of N. S. de Rozario, at Mazagon, whose hosp
j. tally his lordship enjoyed, and whose labor
was TO show him the many objects of interee
Ie- to be found in the city and nelghDorhood-- -
;so his visit to the cathedral his lordship was dnl
10 received by the canons and each mornln
ne when he had the happiness OF Offering II
ply Holy Sacrifice at the tomb of st. Francis x
Ter vier, every attention was paid to hmm. ID
I'VE Excellency the Governor, who was then at n
rem summer residence at the Cabo, kindly Invite
him to that pleasurable spot, bat the expect'
arrival of the steamer made it quite impossih
ev. to accept the invitation. In brief, we mi
the say that the visit of our Bishop to- the gre
WIS Metropolitan city of Portuguese India has lie
No many happy impressions, which, we pray, w
ot in due time prodace fruit
~ The Tnitd Cdttofica of the 18th June, publis
H. es a letter from Cardinal Berardi, acknowled
is ing the receipt 100000 lire, (El3,2oo,) VIM
Us was collected by that journal to present to
cti Holiness for the Jubilee OF the lIth APP
rch Where people who are impoverished by oy
in taxation, loss of trade, and reduced TO I'll
ly's wretched state of misery as Italy is, can COZ
rts: forward and subscribe such large sums OF II
on1 new in order to attest their love of his Holin
III and their fidelity to igien, it is proof I'll
e's, Ih9se VINO oUnsp f, 9mnaEed with those w
oI' SO nobly come forward to attest their love Il
Sc veneration for him. The subscriptions for
jubilee fund was first proposed by the mem 10
of the Catholic Young Mems Society in W
ice and then in Bologna. In the cardln;
letter this is mentioned. He expresses the
llng of the Holy Father at receiving this marx
hose offection from the Catholic young men of
lem TtolI- Would II not he we'll for the CathC
It OF Young men of England, Ireland and theJnl
The StotaS to follow the example of those in Its
eek, to send their offerings in aid of the Holy
kaeo and tfrrts stow rFARttAe- Catholic SnnLSS
P Ii, of Protestant England can do.
one
e is, ARREST OF MURPHY TIE FIREBRAND
ersal At n meeting at Birmingham Mono