The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-03

Ro,e1. yan2 3-Isaly.-The revolution
ary kSs seem to have becomes perHaAnent
inStitutipn, and we .henr Of small outbreaks
in every direction, although nothing serictis
has occ1rred this week, save the appear
ance of bands on the Ligurian Apennines,
and sthe arrest Of their organizer, Luigi
Static. Anyone well acquainted with the
Gaxibaldian party knows that this is an in
cident Of considerable Importance. 1t
shows that the party of action do not en-
republicans for their line of conduct, and
that they have the will at least Of taking
an initiative of their own. This initiative
.saems to be a diversion of the military
forces of Italy in different points, and for
cling the hand of Government, when the
bands are numerous enough, by lnclnng
desertions among the troops, and obliging
the army to march with the Garibaldians
A new direction is evidently intended to
he given to the movement towards the
autumn, and Mazzini has issued pro-
eramme 30 moderate as to astOnish many,
and greatly to Annoy the Government jour-
mails, who prefer his excuses of language,
which they can hold up ain terroyean" to
those who complain of the exactions> and
turpitudes of the COnsOrteri0.
PomtifcaI Army.-The vacancies occa-
stoned by the termination of engagements
are being met by great exertions on the
mart of the Catholic Committees. The
Bishop Of Perigueux's letter in aid of
Colonel Perreaux's appeal for volunteers
for the Legion has been attended already
with greet success, and recruits are arrlv-
ing. A thousand Belgian and Dutch re-
cr1its are being raised for the Zouaves, and
Enaljsh Volunteers will be especially well
come. those already here having won an
excellent character in the regiment Pri-
yate letters from Montreal state that moth
ing can exceed the zeal and loyalty of the
returned Zouaves in the defence of the
frontier against the Fenians.
offerings to the Pope-.The Semaine R lei
0dO fir. to the Council and 81, COG Fl. to the
Peters Pence by the hands of Mgr. Freppel,
the new Bishop of Anglers. The sub
scribers names fill magnificent album.
The SenaiaG Religieuse of Cambria, ana
the Echo de Foarvieres have also received
and forwarded large sums for the same
purpose. The pious community of Prince
thorpe have offered the Holy Father case
of beautiful Altar linen for the use of the
Foreign Missions, and the Chaplain of the
Convent, the Rev. VIM. Grosvenor, was
charged by the Pope with his thanks and
blessing fpc the Mans IN an audience last
Tuesday.
The Late Bishop Of STANDARDIZATION will
have heard by telegram of the loss which
the Church in England has sustained by
the death of the Bishop of Southwark,
which occurred on Wednesday the LIST inst.
Ills tOrdsh1p was 8CSehueU III HIS taee huo
ments by the Bishop of Beverley and the
Rector Of the English College, and received
all the last Sacramento of the Church. He
preserved his faculties to the very last.
: The funeral Mass took place in the chapel
of the English College this morning. The
archbishop of Westminster sang the High
Mass, and more than fifty Bishops from all
parts of the world were present, as well as
The English colony in Rome: At the meet
ing of the Council on the I'd circular
letter from the Archbishop was distributed
to the Fathers requesting their prayers fol-
the repose of the soul of the deceased.
Lotest.-A magnificent illumination o.
the Piazza and Cupola of st. Peters by
Bengal hghts will take place, at the ex-
pense of the municipality, on the 10th OF
june, in honor of the Pope's entry into the
twenty fifth year Of his Rontifcate. Letters
from the Canton of TiCinO state that Nathan
receipts for Provisions, &c., taken by the