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

ties declared thu fort to be tpsffeetly healthy
and the treatment excellent Why, also, have
of the poor peasants confined. there for resist
ance to the meal tax since the now yenf and
who are literally dccimated by typhns and
scanty foodi "A dispatch received In Florence
from great Paris firm, supposed to enjoy the
confidence of the Imperial family states THAT
the mission of III. Coffti is to establish a now
treaty between France and Italy, -sbrogatiag
the convention, and abandoning Rome in con,
sideration of the neutrality of Italy The
treaty, says the dispatch, is not to be executed
till after the Council and the return of the
Bishops to their SEES The proposal of n mixed
occupation has also been discussed, but has
been rejected as impracticable, as the pope has
declared frequently that <he would leave Rome
should such an event take place. An occupa.
ton of the remaining provinces with the men
traiity OF Rome, is also another project of the
temporiziHg party. 80
The German Bishops will hold Provincial
Council in September, at Fulda, in order to
prepare for the Gcumenical council, and to
insure common and uniform action. The Aus
trian Ambassad9s in Rome, Count Trauttmans-
dorfi, has received dispatch desiring him to
acquaint the Pope that the Imperial Govern
nent much regretted the arrest and proceed
Ings in the case of the Bishop of Linz but that
his opposition left them no choice.-Ia5Ict
ST. PErERsBuRs. Jply 1.-THE B;sheps .saa
the GorerHm,cst.-It is, Confess, q difficuit task
to write to yon to-day, for my heart ia fail of
sorrow. As long as Mgr. Lubienski Nvpd. I
would not despair of some arrangement; but
The death, or rather the assassinatsea, of this
prelate is in my eyes the seginning of q new
era Consolation is good thing Sut it must
mot be carried too far, and there IS good also in
the 4sT6ceacileables. In Russia tlFo opposition
gets on che wrong track, becsuse 1t "a unable
either to say mo-" or % resign O post, or to DO
wAhagiy transported 30 Siberia. Sometimes
position, but generaily IL is more like that o.
an Arcadian. All slese mon haye at hear, oue
article OF faith, and that rs 60 agree with Tae
called msa in Russia, are tho Bishops, wIe have
been transported; their zeligiousE convictions
arc stronger thAn the EnaReror's WILL but they
nave NO followers, and there are no more pre-
iates worthy Of transportation. Tho Successor
here 81 the ArehbishoP of Mohilef, Nsr. Sta
niewski, is - Wolsey, without Wefsey5 3 talent
For some time after no had resolved notice of
nus cxecmEH'unication, o vestige OF conscience
naoe hiR cefrain from saying Mass. But this
was talked OF, and when the Government sent
ksm orders to comnrit sacrilege, bs hastened to
pal farceions pabIicly. The otaay hope of q
better future for us lies iu the recollection of
those Bishops who have suffered transportation
and death for she faith. TIE Church of Rus
sia, the GreekuChurch, does acot oven suspect
the possibility of its ever having such prelates
ana thereforeat is the oaSectof legitimate oesas
teHpt. Nor~TiIl the opposition in Russia ever
'fUC it's patterns and gaidesear Catholic Bishsps,
fnstead of following THO [falsely 60 called)
orthodox prelates. So r' .,
of the Missions EtCaRgeres, in Paris, thsre
took place on the 76h of July q cersrauny
which is-always 50 toasSing-the departEEse of
missionAries. Fourteen young priests received
the farewelIs of ttaeir companions ana OF the
faithful Mgr. do Segur addressed aseCyent
exhortsstion to them. and the ceremony of
kissiug the feet of, tho new apostles aupoucht
to a close this interesting festival
AhVaoes from kihz state that Bishep Raldi-
gior, who was cop6osHned to Imprisonment, but
pardoted by the Emperor, las declined
accepting the pardon.