The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-09-04

piety of the House of Savoy. 81
Recall of the French Ir0ops.-In my own IL
oninion the recall of the French troops has ii
been so long decided on as the consequence P
of the Definition that At is an absurdity to t,
attribute it to the necessities OF war, al h
though it is plausible pretext. There has F
been q determination on the part OF the n
Tnileries to force the Pope into a compro- c
mise with Italy, and a recognition OF past h
..nol;ations: and in the diplomatic circles 4
here not the slightest secret is made OF the Re
intantiOns of the French Government, ana Y
no one is deceived by the assurances OF M. g
OII;yier that the Convention of September Z
will be Loyalty observed. Even were the !
italian Cabinet loyal in it's dealings, (Which G
4 held it is not,) it is not strong enough to
insure the integrity OF the Pontlhcai iron
tier The present treason to the Holy See
has been menace held over Plus TX. and .
the majority in the Councif for six or eight
months. it is be executed, and is j
meant to be effective as destructive mea- ,
eure to the temporal power and to the in
dependence of the Pope and the ensuing
stages of the Council.
T;ems of the Lberals.-The hope of the
Liberal party, both in Italy and in France
and Austria, ls in the " reconciliation" OF
italy with the Papacy, and the restriction
Of the territory to the very narrowest linn
sta. viz: Rome and the Agro Romano, or
even the admission of Italian troops into
tlhe CITY itself. They calculate on exciting
disturbances in Rome and the country
entering the territory, and are already en-
couraging the enrollments of Garibaldian
volunteers on a large SCALE.
YHe Po,cers-Of this, and the completely |
IF the Italian Government and the sane |
tion of France, all official assurances not
withstanding, the Roman Government pos
aesses the most positive information. The
italian troops could already have entered
Civita Vecchia and Viterbo, but for the
protest of Prussia that she would consider
r. "a an infranction of neutrality. Private
letters from Vienna confirm the completely
of Austria, and the Austrian Embassy in
Rome has been open in its declarations OF
aDproval of the withdrawal of the troops,
ne forcino tho Pope to come to terms srith
It6ly. The same tone reigns throughout
the official Austrian press, and, as you will
have already seen in the telegraphic intel
ligence, the Emperor Francis Joseph mas
dat.
7talu.-Victor Emmanuel's abdication
and retirement to Turin is currently re-
ported, and an apartment in the Royal
there being f nmd me
T-an. a circumstance which tends to confirm
the rumor.
The Volunteers. - The French packet
brought twenty-seven Zouave officers and
non-commissioned officers on leave this
morning, recalled to their regiment Al
many ex-Zouaves have also arrived to re-
ioin the Pope's service, and among the
noblest examples of devotion may be cltee
that of the Vicomte du Puget, vi, Wno, pos
sessed of every means to render life happy
lass a second time obeyed the cali OF honor
and returned to his post as private in tn
-Zouaves, accompanied this time by nj NJ
Young wife, resolved to share her husband
ant of the 4th battalion, whose marrlag
has inst taken place, returns in day o
Two to his command. A large number Q
gentlemen from the Papal (annexed) pro
Vinces have sent in their names as voiun
.feers for the Reserve" and are daily ex
pected. Mgr. Stonor returned last nlgb
from the Viterban frontier, where he re
ports all the English Zouaves we'll, an
goes on Saturday to Montana and Mont
Rotondo, where there is "a detachmen
Two hundred and fifty Canadians are o
the way, and those on the point of leavin
have renowned their engagements for 81
months.
AUGUsr6-1He Defence of Rome.-Ordel
have been given by the Pope to the Minis
ter of War this morning for the defence
Rome, q coupe de canon if necessary, and {
vanish all the hopes of the Liberal Cath,
lie party of forcing the Holy Father into
compromise with Italy. Scarcely had 4
orders been formally signed, when INTEL
gence arrived that Prussia was about
publish the note which has already appea
ed in the Catholic press, and which
least gives time for preparation and Il
arrival of q certain number OF recruits Il
filling up vacancies. Two English ships
war are to be detached from the squadrt
or Lisbon and stationed off Civita We
. CHA. The Italian feet, commanded
Admiral del Carretto, is also expected
arrive on the coast.
The Papal Army. The Zouaves WI
have halted at Ronciglione on the way
Viterbo, were to take possession of the la
ter place last evening. NM. de Charet
and Lambelly have both left Rome for t
frontier, and the ammunition wagons we
sent up under a strong escort yesterda
A million and half cartridges lRemin
toni have been sent to the Pope as pre-
zeht, and most timely one they are /; as
the uncertain state of alliances and dipl
matte complications the fate of Rome ma
Humanity speaking, depend on keepil
Deace within the PatrimOny of st. Pete
and so preventing the fermentation of di
order within by foreign agents and su
porting the loyalty of the Roman peopl
which / am most happy to say is on the il
crease daily, and any change of Cover
ment would be most unwelcome here. III
Messageries packet from Marseilies broug
in twelve officers recalled from leave, ar
as many cub officers and forty eight Fren'
and Belgian recruits for the Zouaves. Coz
siderable astonishment has been felt tn
none of the many English -Zouaves, wi
have expressed their intention OF returnlI