The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-08-22
vopEIeN CATHOLIC 1NrELL1aENcE,

r,>,,, Inlv 93-The details of Count uanIiel
MastaPs death published IN the no into his
pers of last evening He was S Srive. when his
Carriage for his usual evening drne; mt on the
San. si3oned. and he fell with violence On .no
atons striking his head on the ease VI -, n,,,
BE pedestal and 1n1arthg Sn repaired
rive bishop of Sieigaglia lmmeoihIeiiS 80 Psanr" |
- "a %onse and administered the last SAT- t;
ments TO him. the holy father S;ot;nSS
his last greeting ana nne naFt dav solemn re-
"32iem Vas celebrated, ut which an i.gassaJ
assisted The city, it is saia' ne lev thndraI to
"E,cb a concourse as focked to the 1or a,J
sncn l, +beir sympathy for the holy father, anu
70 nray for their excellent ana hoo 1900 10
citizen. Pious and charitaDle, rs,,its, Gabriel
49,; nfSered an admirable specimen % gu. W
ItaI;an nobleman of the old school. AZ r ra-
We sc ninety he heard Mass every uns, ~
age OF n,ns oS In the morning and his friends
20 t1,a evening The POpes grlet on LeCel' I IIS
the news of his death was very ftat hearing of
ToIiness went in the evening aiteE he "shars 70
Ia. trotIeyss death to St. Peters, IN orusr 70 70
a;n Hhe indulgences of the Baslitoa IN ia
for his soul. Count Mastai . vas wonderful
-. ~ fnr the better, and after having peen az,
nonnced as ut the point or deatn, "nu M So;n e
made his will, which ne nam and drove out
;pst;m very weak, but there IS no i i1 %
a. ne - Sanaer save that which always exiSts d
the age of g. 4,a+ rsturned from wish
~ the attachments in the brownies VI
terbo in which he was accompanied 70 ~ factor
wilkinson. mourning S~A 4j,oir off3cer
tLnn the state of the Zouaves, aud theti o -
Saar the very highest testimony 70 t S' 81
peat Ut and efficiency. Sergeant shea Ia
49, named "Sergent de Tir, or insIr1 r,T .
SSnstefry. and the Remingtons are IN . ;A 90
- i,ct[, In the Roman and proFtaefat 81
GeiSy The oficers are doing all that IS pos pos
~ 20 nerfect the shooting, and gTeass mn"
- fste ON the Wimbledon plan, VIII tako Pc 20:
e thc Farnesina III October, Win prizes S''
by the Roman ladies' ;,,,,;+es cleric
The Corresponding de hoDtG y ~ E,n.iI TO a
and law visitors to Rome Tor tine W. Trottir
dresa Themselves to its bnreau, Oh :" ;J =
r ISa.inT and board, in order to avon
Ss+oTn nF wholesale imposition p ractlseu
a. 1etters of apaFtments, etc, on PetsoIiS
Iii n,eans Pie editor of the C0r1eSPS"ua !.
ia nbout to organize company MhIo e., ~
% aS a,Sd reasonable rate, will PROVIDE lor y
4JoTnar who may send their names ana Ee4u'
nta In time and offers to give all lhloLt
,notion to uersons waiting Tor H. no i "P
Incnts are nearly all TAKEN or at Ieaso ~
Cf tbe market, so as to raise inc P.loe az" ~,
4be necessaries of life are rising tlIte"T rSL,1f
ticipation of the arrivals eXpecIotu' 90 ia Z,
o. more painful story must weTSlap
4tis unbanpy country of italy AT Eto H1s
$ha other dny a priest was seen 10 l"li y VI,
80 IN tho street; he was taken iof oea .
first but il appears he fell rom enI 30
Htsy D - isvs Who first assisted him, ahI
,d ,Shat was the matter; the poor p
1,tja5 that for twenty-four hours no nh9 u
,a6tbing To cat that he had NOT re c e. ~:
I;Tsos;n9 Eer dir la Mesa (aims gwen Lot , IN
mn fine Mass;) the jew gave nun wv ~ III
then addressed the Christians alouHo N,
e.. give something for their poor ~, s beTSSin
and he went round Win ms h. h77f1T-
Last he got ten lire, which he gave N'i'A'