The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-29

ably impeded by, the number of nerson
who endeavOred to obtain q word or bles,
ing or 2 look of the Holy Father. In spit
OF tne fatigue Of the previous day b
day he reviewed the Volunteers of the Re-
serve under Prince Lancellotti and Duk
Salv1ati, in whose ranks four hundre
gentlemen are enrolled in Rome, while Eft
from Bologna, and as many more frou
Fermo, Forli, Ravenna and Perugia testif,
to the loyalty of the annexed provinces
Most of these gentlemen served in the RI
man patrols" during the events of 1867
and are decorated with the medal of tn,
campaign. The Pope, in receiving them
spoke with great emotion of his ioy al
witnessing the rivalry of his own subject,
Win toe youth of Catholic Europe in his
defence.
Italy.-The Italian Chamber ia occunied
with the hopeless task of squaring &C
counts, and all the optimism in the world
cannot avert the conviction entertained hv
every clear sighted deputy, that the bank.
ruptcy OF the country is mere question of
months. AS for the condition of public
security fresh crimes are hourly recorded.
and nobody is called to account for them
With home affairs in such a state. the Left
still finds time to occupy itself in interne1-
iations OF the brigandage in Greece. It is
to be hoped that the English statesmen
with Lord Russell as fugleman) who &C.
SoSNA oeAO \ OPO Va COnnlSaOC6 WIN OclQAn6.
age will take lesson from the horrible
crimes now committed in the Romacna.
and the massacres at Athens. If neither
klng George, with the support of Russia
and England, nor Victor Emmanuel, with
an enormous police force and a standing
army OF disproportlonate magnitude, can
suppress murder and robberies on the
highways and. public squares of their do
mlnions, is it not a standing miracle that.
with such small force at his disposal, and
surrounded by deadly enemies, Plus TX. ia
able to maintain perfect peace and internal
order and safety within his territories |
We have not heard of band of real |
brigands since 1867, and the country round |
Rome is as safe as the neighborhood Of
London for tourists and travellers on
business. Victor Emmanuel is still at
Turin, and has been seriously ill with
scariatina, but is now better. Prince Hum
bert and his wife are at Milan, and will
occupy the Castle of Mona during the
and their Royal Hishnesses have
been SO unpopular at Naples that it is a
relief to them to be absent even for a few
months. The suppression of the So guarde
ii pubbiica sicurezza in Italy is proposed
yravely in the Chambers. For any good
hey have done it is certain they will not
De greatly missed, as they are usually ac-
completes of every profitable crime that is
committed.
Latest.-The Mazzinian agents have re-
lewed their murderous attempts on the
'ontificat troops, and a plot rivalling that :
Il Serristori in it's atrocity was happily dis II,
overed yesterday. The barrack Cimarra. i.
pposlte the Church of San Lorenzo in :
'aneperna, and close to Sta. Maria Mag =
lore, has been occupied during the last y
x months by the depot company. and
schools of the Legion Of Antilles.
IN Friday night a slight noise in the vaults
Glow the building attracted the attention C.
the sentry. He gave the challenge and b
'celvlng no answer, alarmed his comrades -
search was made, and a mine ready for 81
ring, in which was placed large barrel re
powder. was discovered. The work bore ~
tines Of scientific knowledge, and must, @
is said by those competent to judge, %
ave been done by several practised en- tn
neers 1t was placed in perfectly CEN til
al position, and, it exploded, would have
'stroyed nearly 800 lives. Several arrests az
ere made this morning in consequence, he
1t the authors of the attempt appear to dc
We escaped by the many subterranean p,
ssages with which the district abounds -,
ne Congregations of the Council have sat IL
lily since Tuesday and it is understood f,c
at the Catechsm is to be the subject of f.,
cir discussions. All is stated to be pro-
eding with great calmness, and next WI
ek this matter will give place to the dis
ssion on the Infallibility. The 9Th of ART
", the joint Feast of the patronage of an
Joseph and the Apparition of St. bill
chaef, is chosen as the day on which the fey
lat question will be brought before the se'
uneil, and everything leads to the hope of
It the definition may be made before the
SITS of SS. Peter and Paul. Ali Rome is Co
prayer for this happy event, and it may to
said all the Catholic world. A letter full
ich received this morning from Gratz ant
,ere the Protestant press saws a schism nul
hreateneningl says: 1--WE are all praying 8 Z
the definition, and no where will it be mu
re jOyfully hailed than among dood ant
strian Catholics here and elsewhere. ma
feel the need of a stronger link with Car
ne, as the Empire is with Anarchy, 3.
lslavism and Judaism in high places sba
not believe a word you read of the of
ran Catholics. Gratz is the last place to
will fail Rome.n 1t appears certain bro
. the Council will not be suspended do
ing the summer. and that it will senar- Ger
aIter the Feast of SIS. Peter and Paul tun
lont any formal act, the next General this
gregation being announced for the LIST forn
ctooer, and the Bishops receiving leave qua
aosence from the Judges of Excuses. ut u
G y, of twenty four, however, ton
rae, re !hscipHnd, De Re6us Orien- ano
US ct Misstonibas and De Or67inibus aiio
etc., will remain in Rome mr. Cou
leighborhOod, and continue tile work Tint
le Council in the study and orranpe- will
of matter. 1t is calculated that NV Chm
Petcr and Paul about a fourth. of the Llb'
{ will have been done, but as il will in Y
been the most difficult and the most Sir,
'rtant, 1t is proba' ie the rest will lie
Dieted much more rapidly in proportion Ss
amount. Six more EuglisIInI, n have
TED III the Z1naves. The 3D. company. LIE
men are MIR. Maxwell and several l Fl, !
4 rnsuN.. e.sn.