The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-20

gentlemen insist that their ordinntion shall be
recognized ~ valid, and the Church cannot for
a moment admit that. These Puseyites are
gradually coming over; in fact they have no
resource but to come over to the one true
fold" in the end. Where else can the inquiring
dote that is related of the audience Of some of
them with the Pope: "Ah, Mossieurs," said
his Holiness, "you remind me of the bells that
hang in the steeples; you summon the faithful
to the Church, but you never enter yourself
They are entering now, thank God
If France were to fall into utter forgetful-
ness of its duties of religion, there is one per.
sonage at least who would remain to point out
it's fault and pray for its conversion-her Ma
Jesty the Empress. Napoleon III. is eldest son
of the Church by prescriptive right of the
French monarchy but Eugene is eldest daugh-
ter of the Church by right of charity and de-
votion. Like all true Spaniards, she remem-
bers her God, by whom and for whom she has
ALL Her last act in the way of alms-giying
has been to send 3OOOf. (9120) to tho French
hospital in Leicester Square.
The Archbishop of Port au- Prince, who is So
journing in Paris, presided at funeral service
on Monday in the chapel attached to the semi
nary of the Holy Ghost, i'll the Rue Lhomond,
for the repose of the soul of the Rev. Father
Gaultier, lately deceased, of the Congregation
of the Holy Ghost and the Sacred Heart of
Mary.
Cardinal Antonelli, who has been ailing late
ly, is staying at the Papal port of Civita Vec-
CHA, where the health inspiring breezes OF
the Mediterranean temper the heat of the
early italian summer. Since his arrival by the
sea-shore, he has notably improved. 4propos
of Civita vecchia, may state that the city
(the second at present in the States of the
Church) is now lit with gas.
The Duke dc Blacas, the only surviving son
of Duke Louie (died in 1860 has the intention
of joining the regiment of Papal Zouaves Of
simple private. This new soldier for the Pope
will fall into the place of his brother Casiner
who died last year, sub-officer in the same
service He is yet in the spring Of life, wher
faith is warmest, having attained his 18th yeal
ON the 10Th of May.
NJ Paul Dufau, one of the recruits for the
Zouaves who was shipw.ecked on the last un,
happy passage of the General Abbatucci, but
escaped under Providence, has had an audience
of the Holy Father, to whom he was presented
by Gen. Kanzler.. He related the incidents .
the calamity to the good Pho Mono, who seemed
deeply moved at the recital.
The Bayarian elections have resulted mos
favorably for the Church party. OF the l5C
members returned to the Chamber II are earn
est Catholics; but so so-called Liberals sue
ceeded.
Mgr. DAugennes, Bishop of verceil in Pied
mont, has just died at the ripe old age of SS
French noble family settled in the subalpin'
kingdom. BY his death the number of dio
ceses left without bishops in Italy reaches thu
! figure of 62.
faith is reported seriously in danger Mgr. thu
Archbishop of AK was struck with an nttacl
of cerebral congestion last week: After th
| first DrostnAt an interval of .lucidty oc
/
ministered to him. Later accounts reprcsen
| his grace tending towards amelioration, ant
there yet hopes that he may be spared
! some years of future usefulness to his flock.
| A new musical Mass by Leprevost was per
! formed for the first time Sunday at thu
Church of the Trinity, the band of the Gard'
de Paris (said to be one of the finest in Eu
| rope) assisting.
| Cardinal Bonaparte is expected daily a
Paris. His eminence is the prelate to whom
report assigns the direction and presidency o
| fhar iaan NJ IN
of next August, on the occasion of the solemn
| COMMUNICATION of the hundredth anniversar!
of the birth of the first Napoleon.
Francis ii. of Naples (that was and may b.
YETI has determined to quit Rome for a tim
! with his wife, beloved by all that is chivalri
for her heroic conduct in the defense of Gaeta
The queen, it appears, is in an interesting con
diton, and her royal husband is anxious tina
the infant should be born in Bavaria TIL
| Count de Girgenti and his wife, daughter t
who have been at Rome ror" SIf ii.sV 9SUh".''-t1
/ tend remaining there for the summer.
]. r. CHANDLER.--From an article in U"