The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-06
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tiOn OF deaths and funeral ceremonies. W
| Thursday morning, AZ you know, C0Hte Charles
DARCY, Colonel Of the Legion, breathed his
last after a rapid and painful illness Of three
days. He died in the most admirable scntl,,
by his officers, to whom be made . most touch
ing and beautiful discourse on their duties as
| Christians and soldiers. He embraced tae
Crucifix sent him by the Pope, and gave 1t ~
| turn to each of his officers, saying, "You WILL
! put in the orllre dM jour tomorrow that dleo
q faiGhIai servant OF fas -; a tn reS;
ms pressing IN my asS En- nn,na n,s foot
menu requested perniisslon ~ uone VI ttsnd
Noih feAecrl anu roslAon: ~ 80. " s ss,i1,
inc opsegules' anu 40 - .I,;ers
gwen. Coi Argy was ohe y. ais sre
anu perfectly worshlpeH ny n .ne,9 "rne
| few dry eyes among Ineih wneu ne WIS cV IT.
on friaay nlght 10 81. Lonis yes rLanals nraS
poor VI hone hocke9 10 Ine cnu1ch .oo ~ ~
ior one Mhosg , cnar,uses WEI nv boIs
MS uessn Ing rleh Iii -. GaSS,. Is n,nont
fontlncal garrison, as Wen as =. T;v;ta
anu I..oui, VI 1ne p tpI In;shn ~ are
Vecchia' ana most OF tne rencn BISHOPS o Je
present Ea ae "a LOU In,;au Tbs Tshon
ueH MASS gnu gave 'Ho aoso.n1lol. ~ p p;sEE
1 OF era Cru@, MeI. oualel eaeI w. was gohro
on the same day. ms oDseHuies peing cS Suostc
ted at ean Rocco ana .,, rt "S
ana n1orelLo nss!sIng WIN one faesS -" To- "a
inc cpalsH IpsS,HToPaa'o :. .I ~ NJ;
Vaticana on Canons, residence. on snrsisy, at
tho a%e Of eiShtv Only iust racoveri1 70 from
| danSerous fitness. he started for Rome, and
| the severe weather brought on a return Of his
n m X.
| ha Too hannv- ha said when his friends re-
monstrated against his undertaking the Jour
| new of conid die in the act of accom- Dl;hing
nv duty to the Church and the Pope,r His
| w;sb vas Granted and he died a martyr to his
| love of Rome and his zeal for the Definition of
the Papai InfailibiIitv. Of which he wasawarm
snnnorter n was tn his faith and deyotion
that the sanctnarv of Notre Dame ds IourGies
| owes it's establishment, and his belief in the
| miracle has never been since shaken.
| Heatifcotiou.-The Pope went on Fridav morn
| ;ng to the North American College 7 Of the
| United States in the Via deI,UmiIta. and there
assisted at the reading of the Decree Of Beati-
| fcat;on of the venerahle servants of Gnd Clio
| venale Ancina. of the Roman Orator.. saa af
! rece;yed At the door by Cardinal Barn aho. Pro
tector Of the College and having entered the
Cbnrcb and ascsnSsd tie throne tit decree
vas road hv Nor Rartolini Secretarr Of the
Congregation of Rites, the Cardinals lcompos-
ing Mn G were present. ne t tnsS
thorities and the students, as we'll as IT, Amer
lean s bishops now resident there, and lumber
Archiishop Of Baltimore. thanked the Pope IN
the name OF the American Catholic Charch for
the great interest he had taken In 1tsidevelop-
ment, especially IN an ,hat concerned me eou-
Conservation of Chaldean Bishops.-A consecra-
ton of the Cbaldean rite took place at the
Church of St. Maria in Campo Mario, on Sun
day. Mgr. Joseph Audi, Patriarch of Babylon,
officiating, assisted by Mgr. AbedieAu Caiat,
Archbishop of Amadia, and Mgr. Ella Mellus,
Bishop of Akra. The candidates for consecra-
ton were Don Peter Altar and Don Gabriel
Farso chosen by the Pope out of three names
proposed to him by the Patriarch of BABYLON,
the first as Archbishop of Diarbekir, and the
second Bishop of Mardin. The ceremony
was in the Chaldean Rite, and mist of the
Orientals now in Rome were present
Iotest.-Tbe Italian naners of this .v.,;nS
announce the death of Gen. della Rocca' Mas,
ter of tho HonsehoId m Victnr En,na,,nna1
having received ali the Sacram.nts nf ~,
Church All yaieties in E,orence ora snsnon.,
ed and conrt mourning ordara1 fnr tha -,
Dixie of ,fn.canv Ietters Co., pari t.
that the French War Office il litera,Iy i,e.;.~aS~
with annlications from the mostsri;st;n ruisSadV
field officers far the Coionelcv of tho Rnman
Legion This promises we'll for its future and |
speaks yolumes for the feeling of the Frsnch
army,-Cor. Tablet
A, n ..
A correspondent OF the Tablet, writing
from st. PETERSBURG January 9th. piyes
+ba f,,,o,;,o, a.sor;,+;o, &c H., s:.:o
''io ioo""S ueSShip'ion vi 'he conulIlon
of the Church under the despOtism of EtHo-
ly Russia ~
y AI"e''"
D.r,s'on Of Cdthotcs.-Without intercourse
with Rome, and deprived of their Bishops, the
rev catholic priests who remain in Russia are
IN a state of uncertainty, which cannot but
touch the holy See Some OF them are deter
mined, while restricting themselves only to
the exact performance OF the functions of their
sacred Office, to do nothing against their con-
science; but the greater NUMBER either from
weakness or ambition, are yielding to the en-
croachlhehts OF the government the follow
ing is curious example of this kind. The
Populous dlocese OF Slina. belng like the rest