The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-17

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FOREIGN CATHOLIC INTELLIGENCE. Ii
ROME. Sept 16.-TRe Coancit.-The prepare Il
low session of the Synod of Fulda has taken g
lace. and was attended by the Archbishop of =
cologne and Munich, with the Bishops of Bres- !
AUGSBURG, Richstadt, Ermelaud Hildesheim, t
Osnabruck, Fulda and Rottenburg, LuXem- !
burg and Dresden, and the coadjutor Of Fri v
bnrS Tho Bishops of Passau, Spires and
Worms sent their Grand Wears to represent a
them The most perfect accord is said to have
reirned in the Synod, and the vast mass of the S
EnESn,sa Iaity fully support the decision Of i
their spiritual leaders. 1t will he obseryed I
That the majority Of the bishops presentLLb,e- q
construction of the Hall of Council Is nov very
near completion, and among other features,
since last wrote to you, they preseht re
served gallery, which may be appr3prl9ted-to
secular representatives, should any of them be
Officially present the part of their respce- \
tive GnH1on %ha Thieh Ton Bach
IL il seeris, considered too good a son OF Holy
Church to be sent to Rome as Austrian Am
I,ossador and NJ. Won Trnuttmansdortt returns
in October armed with special instructions re-
rarding the Council. The acts regarding the
Council are, it is said, to be printed by great
German firm at Ratisbon, which possesses a
large and excellent press, and VINO WILL DC au-
thorzed to do So as well as to open Il large &c
German library here. The Urban Guard viii
enter on it's functions for the opening of the
Council and the change of garrison Tor the
winter season takes place in the middle OF No
different French Bishops, urging thelr concur S.
renee in the recruiting for the Legion An
tibes in order to maintain the elective, rs the
GREATEST importance is attached TO the suih-
Gent defense OF Rome and its territory during
the present and ensuing year. There are Al
ready in Rome siXty-two Cardinals ana llsh-
ons Who will sit by right in the Council. Sev--
tral American Bishops have arrived in France,
and only await the cool weather and theActfh
of the different collegiate bodies ON Wiioth
they depend for accommodation to take their
passage for Rome. The Mcssagcrlss OF a Aiaf,
seiiles and the Austrian Lloyds have offered
free passages to the bishops gong W ah'' iS
turning from the Council.
The Neutrality-suspicious. Vespgnani has been
charged with the preparations for the ENmnl-
item The column for the Janlcuiulh Is III Il
forward state of preparation, and 1t IS thonGnt :
that the Holy Father will lay the first stone Oh
its base with great solemnity'
Fipance-The Pontilical funds have in no
wnv Leen affected by the general panic conse-
ouent on the Emperor's illness. Tho iaii on
the italian Bourse was enormous Inc ltail'it,
e.. Government has paid 100000 francs IN gotd
and Papal notes into the Roman treasury With
in the last two days, at the instance of NJ dc
Ia Tour d'Auvergne, and this alone has beeh "
terrible strain on the resources OF ltaIy
Secular Education in .FraHco.-M. Victor La
prade the eminent Catholic writer, has ad
dressed an admirable letter to the frencl
Journals on the teaching of history in the GOV
ernment examinations for the Baccalaureat
1t is too loug to give in ertcRso, bnt he state
what is notorious in France, that NJ Duruy
successor is equally inimical to Cathohc truth
with himself, and protests against the fails
doctrines insinuatef into the minds of yout
throurh the medium of history, taught ur
dor tie second Empire NJ Laprade calls o
all Catholic fathers of families to proteS
against this insult to tho traditions Of Cath'
lie France, especially us it is intended TO c2
tend the examinations to contemporary h!st'
rywhich will include the anneNation OF II
dow of Imperial protection, ana IN whica u
facts will necessarily be warped to SUIT Ces
rian and revolutionary views
Diplonraiic.-The Ndsjone announces the a
81, tI..,r IA a a
of MI Odo Russell, to replace Slr An@",u
Paret as Minister Plenipotentary To the lti
ian Court. 1t is not yet known mere VINO W
replace Mr.. Russell i'll Rome, but the nome
would be well chosen for appointing CatN
to so important Il post
ItoIn-The manouvers OF the camp of L
LORNA are the theme OF all the 6oyerhne
Journals. An attack on the capital, WIN
check aud ruti y-ftt-ttf ISaenza and F"rH' anH
yictory which will drive the INVADING I"l
Incl, ON the Quadrilateral, will console l
Italian army for tue realities OF Custoz@@ Il
Montana.
Cor,csDoudcpfs at the CovnciI.-Evcry prcc
tion is being taken against the transmission
incorrect news 10y lazy correspondents ana
this purpose it is probable that th3 l5Ish
will be authorized TO transmit to their dloce
authentic reports of the progress OF me ~ 70 ,
ell through their Wears Capitular, and Tor
purpose the presses of the, Sid",PF@ Sdme
and the Propaganda will he installed III
TnFi1.f and placed ut he, ORDERS et the ass
bled Fathers. A proof of the interest take =
the proceedings among the most woIl5 ny, Oh
one of the most eminent Cathohc writers
France 90 keep its readers oOufdHt of
Councils 1t is probable that tn layme n,
tached so the Catholic press will conhne tn
selves to the religious, political and exc
acts of the Council, the ceremonies attent
its progress, the effect 1T may t1'rr on the q
world its action on tho revolution, ana
wonderful ecclesiastical gathering in Rom
it's outer aspect. Any trencing on the il
work of the Council will be only guess W
and will be doing very bad service TO
Church. which will provide ample infoIma
on all points she desires to give publicity
SPAIN, Sept. 2o.-The bishops versus Is
Recommendations expectation that the i'
one prelates whom the Government had
represented enthusiastic supporters Of
SOfh proposition condemned in the SyH
yyonld Indignantly protest against
slanderous imputation, are being realize
the full. Thoanswers of six of those tis
.- have already been published, and it Is
fidentIv reported that the terms in which
spurn the gratitude of the Government
assert the spiritual liberty and indepent