The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-06-12

FIJI f.,
]: come ont 90 openly in A3vor Of purel
Protestant organization. The fact was
most noticeable one.
CHHisIogHER coLuxBUs.-According {,
> tho Monde, feesh efforts are being made a,
, Rome to introduce the cause of the beat;8.
!. cation Of Christopher Columb bus. As Iona
ago - the year 1865, two laymen. one n
France, the other In Italy, made a similar
request to the Holy See, without auy
previously concerted action. In the fol-
lowing year Mgr. Donnet, Cardinal Arch
bishop Of Bordeaux, under whose iurisdic-
ZION the French Antilles are, begged the
Pope to lend favorable ear to those ne
titions' Spain took the matter up, and the
Observation-Disclosures Of Burgos Joined his
prayer to that of Mgr. Donnet. Moreover;
In North and South America, and right
away as far as Russia, public opinion de-
ciared in favor of this noble reparation to
the great man who had suffered 40 much
from the iDgratitude and the contempt.ofl
ms contemporaries. Moreover, Mr. Rosally
de Lorgues, one Of Christopher Columbus's
latest biographers, has laid before the
Council petition to q similar effect. In |
1907 Mgr. Charvaz, Archbishop of Genoa,
wrote letter to the Pope himself upon the
subject, and there is no doubt that manv
preiates will add the weight of their en-
treaties to effect 90 desirable an object.
LOUIS VEUILLor AT THE FEET OF THE
HOLY FATHER.-The Osservatore Ccttol;co /.
OF Milan states that recently the Holy Fa-
Their received, in private audience. M.
LOUIS venlilot, his sister and daughter, in
the hall OF the Consistory, and sat in their
midst 40 father among his children. M.
veuillot presented to the Holy Father lOO,-
OO francs, received through his journal, !.
CnsOers, in addition to 17O, 600 francs col =
ected by him during the past year. The !;
correspondent does not pretend to say what II
ook place during this interview, but states Il
hat the illustrious Journalists appeared it
eeply moved and radiant with joy as he T
eft the Holy Fathers presence.
Archbishop SPALDING. - The Roman
of the Louisville Courier nc
onrnal thus refers to Archbishop Spal oh
ing: lei
The former Bishop of Louisville. the Ia
resent Archbishop of Baltimore, whom we
!, protestants as well as Catholics, admire gi
r his pure character, solid abilities, and u, IN
holarly accomplishments, all of which his a ~;
q friends, without distinction of sect. an
4! be glad to know have been displayed lit
lth commanding force in the Council. ma
truth, it is scarcely too much to saw in.
at, as regards the definition of infallibili- wo
tne story OF his efforts will prove the
story of the Council. ar,
ADRIAN TV ANN T>.p.r,x,- m,
'gularity of some of the arguments adj bel
need by the adversaries of the definition ins
We called forth various comments. Thus ~
8 Tablet sayss Two american Prelates, = =
oarating themselves, for the first time.
I'M the immense majority Of their COL TIL,
CUES, have come to the aid of Mgr. the
panloup. Irish Americans, they say, sci,
u not approve the doctrine of Papal In. offe
libility, because Adrian Nv. gave Ireland Woe
Henry II. The Irish Americans have
nestly solicited the definition, and OWL
rian ". did mof comnrom;aa hi. ;,f.u; app
H.. ~ .:ir.,s - Dert
,g. The Ussvers of the 10th ult. prints b
letter Of shat Pope to Henry, and just tt
observes, that If, in this nineteenth GEN. whit
Y, Plus TX. had addressed q similar Hea'
&c to MAMMALIAN when going to Mexico, aooo
~ one would have approved it. The N IN o.
SA'"A 1o''eH n@s NO more 10 90 with the cour,
stion of infallibility than it has with the our c
;6c Ro;,ro.a r.:a,, and
~ AiAsn Aneflc8n CatnOllcs Chur
not likely to reject a revealed truth, or Mary
isobey decree Of General Council. h sney
'use Pope once gave some excellent but i
&c to an English sovereign about his eey;nsfS
luct towards their forefathers. We are sand.
to hear that the Archbishop why
altimore has decided to give no reply Wber
of which this is specimen. stanc
NEws ny YEIrnpApE romeo
ure al
MOON. .June 6-Jt 10 ro,o,..s how
Q have been discovering the manifestations Apost
Fenian plot, which extends in every di- nomli
only in London, but in Wales and t our