The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-10

in tie fall of past greatness than the spectacle
of n regular and peaceable development. Italy
claims what France refuses her. Had the APP
peal of Garibaldi been answered by hundreds
of thousands instead of n few; no earthly L
the defeat of Montana. But neither the activity
nor the abnegation of the Italian people are
equal to the enterprise. They must beresigned
to wait and to repair tho faults of the fallen
governments which have sapped the strength
of the nation. Italy needs statesmen, |
superior and elementary system of education,
and a good administration. She does not need
a greater measure of liberty than she already |
possesses and when she knows how to use IL |
she will acquire Rome, and destroy that intel |
leetual miasma whlen rs pfopagate4 iro1i No,ile
proaches when the French will abandon the
Papal States, and when the hand which now
sustains tho Pope Will be paralyzed then VIII M
the world. Matters have arrived at point at |
which France viii not risk second Montana.
1 may add that to this journal Gan official one)
Mazzini is alleged to be n frequent contributor,
and this article is said to be his
IrAEY.-Yictor Emmanuel and his Ministers
appear to be on very strange terms, for the
Malone notes as an important fact that, on
week, ]" his Majesty addressed few words to
! each of them" The Council was very
stormy one, and Signor Ferraris alone support
| ed the Kings refusal to dissolve. Cambray,
| Dieny and Menabrea carried their point. Sig
nor Ferraris has since resigned, but mas con
| sented to retain his post Professionally The
|
for by the operations of NM. Fond, etc, on
| the ecclesiastical property, but When inns Is
gone no one seems to know where the iuhus
| are to come fromss The present .Cabinst can
| not stand, as vote of want OF commence is
| preparing for the meeting of the Chamber;
Signor Acerbi, the leader of the bands which
invaded Viterbo in 1867, is dead-how, ana ma
whether repentant or not, is yet unknown. he
was a deputy to the Italian Parliament, anu
was one of the most greedy of the Garibaldian
chiefs and in very bad odQr with the rest ior
n ~, .fn7rry nlnGf
use before the close of the sixty days" clio
vannl Carroll is dangerously i'll of an a6seess
in the head, caused by his old wound OF 1907
having broken out again. The Rednci nave
addressed a letter to Garibaldi, containing q
picture of Italy, which, as being palpteu by
, her own friends, may be at least recommended
| as impartial. 1t is follows: %Gehefal-
} Honest patriots are imprisoned in dungeons
. Others constrained, as in the days OF absolute
ism, to seek refuge in exie-zjudges are pun
ished for doing justice, ass9ssins and prisoner D
are left in impunity, immortality is created nt'
a system; such, oh General, is the state OF INA
country to which YOU have consecrated you
!. mind and your arms and for whose liberty Wy
j, glory in having fought under your oruers
r General in yeur/ last letter you justly exclte
/ the nation to- sustain its own honor AT IN
4 present crisis your presence alone can sbu1h
4 Incidence Of the Italian people, and When yo
are amidst them every one who respects tn
p national honor will be ready to foiio" an
}. acclaim you"
II IN Florence "Lobbia hats" the novelty
y Ethey are of the high Calabrese fashion, VII
81 an orange ribbon, binding and feather' 1
d Sicily enrolments so. on, and red snire5 , al
y making in great numbers for the Council
!, subscription<for the Pope IS Deihg niue iueo =
i amounts to a large sum. A horrible iact TOO
place last week in the prisons OF San Francesc
a. tCastel Capuano) at Naples. The prisoner
1t being twelve in one room, were great snnerel
from heat and one refused to go to BED at tr
10 proper hour; the jailor took his cane an
"a struck him on which the prisoner started u
t. and seizing the stick broke it in two the jan
d. or went away, having put out all the hgnt
t. aud returned in half an hour with SIX tuT
n. taFa armed With iEE9n bAFs, who began IN u
m fenceless prisoners tn al Were sera Irorn
u, ed 80 severely as to necessitate surgical al
-. and the doctor was so horror-stihoA ~; "
~ sight that he instantly went 10 the =,
ID conrt and reported to the most honest 1ndSe
o. could find, as the police encourage THESE Vi
r. tai acts of the jailors II Exeter nan anu
~ Rock want matter for Sensational IIacC' =.
o. then, 90 to the Two Sicilies and examine o
amenities of prison discipline: Inc Punis
az ment Jacket, for instance, described IN READ
ny 0Neyer too Late to Mend" is in ORDINARY
az az all over the Sicilies since the new cooe ctsl
NJ into nse as we'll as q coffin into when Prise
~. ers are strapped for days together, ana
NV | soneezed nearly to death. Also, enormous II
'N balls and chains OF nifty pounas " or5 TeF
these for prisoners under suspicion ana Dei'
trial as well as for convicts. dungeons
full of water, and cells whence no one con GO
mt out alive, foul are they and so aeN4lu "!
az
VS. or without means, or who have had the IL
he fortune to offend their iailors, or VINO are
as stinate Catholics or RoyaAists.-Idotet'
ce, spA1N.-The Episcopal Question-our mn
ST. RuiZ Gorilla has made threefold clasSlIlcat
Iu- of the answers of our preates. lie mas $
MS. only three of them to the Supreme Court
ost Jnstice thirteen to the Council OF state lol
led to pronounce its opinion upon the9i whlle
Ons considers that the remaining forty-one pfela
- nm entitled to the gFa*itutse=.= t4teIssef.
ina ment for their faithful response to the Etas5
for Iecree of thei5th of August. 1t IS most q
rhe cnlt to guess by what criterion the MINI
DIRK basiudGed the responses of tue eplscopate,
hat canSe while more than three nave Ihilue
rhe same noble stand as the Cardinal Cnesta
,me or very near all of them, however they
Xix have Judged it prudent pnder actual ene
the stances TO issue the pastoral enJolled IN =
TO Gle 3 of the Decree have asserGed bhe CnT I
nal liberty and independence of the civil rule
the spiritual matters.
Inc '{,t,ssfA.-A Russian CdrthasidH.-one OF
lnGe most distinguished officers the Baron ue M
'rhs Law is inst abeut to make his profession aO
ork, CiTSands Chartreuse, near Grenoble' gen
inc aide-de=camp to the Emperor, and occupy
ing distinguished position in the army Oh tn ne,
lon- casns. he was on the road to the most IN
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