The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-31

which gave rise to the report of his resigna-
ton, is for the sole purpose of recruiting the'l
Legion d'Antibes, and that he has no intention
of leaving Rome or the service OF tic -Doty
Father. The effective force of the Papal arn'yis
1900 men this autumn, in a high state of dis
cipline and trimming The Zouayes are all or
defed to Rome during the Council to take the
guard of -;Ill the gates, public buildings, ETC.,
an order which las caused considerable jeaf-
onsy among The other corps. asa
The Gdribdldiaas-Later accounts state that
Canzio, StaIlo Pasquo, and the rest of the pris-
onera oti0aenoa, have been set ut liberty, under
the pretext of q legal flaw. In reality, because
the General threaJened the Government with
his influence with the Mazzinan committees.
Canzio, on returning to bis house assembled the
balcony, aud publicly thanked the people for
their sympathy, saying that Ire reloiced in hay
ing had an occasion of suffering for the cause
he held sacred, and argued the speedy triumph
of the Republican cause, of which there is
very little reason to doubt, after such a defeat
of the monarchial principle. The Court OF
Florence has pronounced a similar decision IN
the cases OF Lobbia and Cucchi, and has there
by confessed it's own weakness so openly that
the re3ult is not doubtful
Erfper Itdiy,--Very great agitation reigns in
the Legations and ut Turin and in this latter
place the citizens went 5000 strong to lay
crowns of iminortelles on the tombs of the
martyrs of the massacre by the Royal troops
three years Since, crying, "Abasso se.fen5I'stt.
Minghetti has gene to Bologna to attend the
| typographers' congress, where very incendiaiy
! Ldtest.-The Pope drove out this evening,
! and on passing through the Borgo Sto Splrtto,
where / happened to see him, lie was most
| heartily cheered by number of Italians from
:AIilan and Genoa, forming part OF an excursion
train. He was looking remarkably well.-Cor.
| london Tablet.
! sPAIX-ProtestantP erttdy and Catholic Heroisa;
! Mcssrs Ruet and Carazco, Spanish laynlen and
tors and directors of the Evangelical ConVen-
ticle established in what w as formerly coach
house, in the Gale de la MADEIRA, 4aadrla Ihey
are aided in their4 missionary labefs pE some
British enemies or Popery, agents, 1T appears
of some of your wealthy Protestant societles
in London. Now l shrewdly guess that many
u Protestant bona fde contributor to the spread
of the glorious Gospel little suspects the IN
famous uses to which his money is often ap
plcd, and will, therefore, briefly relate well
| ascerrained instance of the rerhdloGS means
employed By the Protestant missionaries II
Madrid, as well as in Seville, Cor inducing the
moor and the ignorant 10 frequent their con
yenticles. A military captain who hal sefTet
under Don Carlos during the seven years, war
and who 6 { its conclusion set up as a caplhet
: maker rather than enter into the Queens army
4 died a few months ago in Ma ir-d, leaving
widow and eleyea children in the depth o
poyerty. Two ladies, complete strangers U
the family, on hearing Of the mournfu1 even
u lost no time in running to their reiief, ana pa
inc their board and lodging. The poor tamil.
knew not how sufficiently to express thelr era
titude to those whom they believed to be angel
81 of charity. After time, howeYez, the angeA
visitors began to leave some pretty-lookinl
: be oks and tracts with the posr widow and ne
children, and on q subs equent visit they MAD
the most tempting offers TO them, on eondlto
! that they should apostati1e from the Catholl
faith. All their artful stratagems hagin
proved entirely Guitless, they dropped thel
visits, and some foreign gentlemen, and also
Spatiiard, then came forward in place of tn
> female missionapies.5 But their threats an
. tantaizing promises meeting Win VIZ no o ti
o success than had attended the efforts of the
fair companions, they abruptly retired, with
? more formal repetition of their cruel resolve
Il leave their poor victims homeless and helpies
in return for their fidelity to the Catholic fnltl
4 After q few days they renewed once more the
: Defftlious articles, and this time they g!
c pressly offered in the pastors name lU,pUO rea
/ a year to the desolate widow: and guarantee
: lucrative situations to her children, on the so
o condition of their DVrUtrrirt I'roto"tsAa-tS Rs
}, they all replied they preferred hunger an
Il naEefFNess 10 the loss of their faith. The mn
y sionaries did not yet despair, and their Inai'
e and seduction having proved Intellectual, the
81 had recourse to cruelty. Wine the poor "ld0
y was one day tending one of her daughters WI
y had fallen sick aud bitterly mourning the me-
:, approach of the hour in which she might d
II from sheer starvation, a Protestant catechl
1t entered the room. " am SENT" said lie, "
le know your last and final decision on the su
Re iect of YOUR conversion to the Protesta
10 Church" "Our decsion,' they replied, " is
N die thousand times rather than 1oTs1ke o
OF religion "Begoue henceW retortcd then {
III catechist, ''and let your SICK daughter oeta
lG, herself to the hospitalw And as he spoke
:" brutality seized the bed-clothes and pulled the
is off from the patient. Such dastardly ons
lee against the decency and the health of b
If the Christian, and rushing her Protesto
at assaiiant she forced him to withdraw, but I
i'd till she had first imprinted on his shamet
ne checks the traces of her just indigllati'
Ill God, who had hitherto permitted the distr
ct and trials of these holy cOnfessors to be kno
n, only to their prosecutors, was nov pleased
he reveal them TO two Catholic ladies, who
H. now cbnritably. mfnistering to the helplessn
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