The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-05-22

thst electrified all present. Tho vind fsH fsr
fey moments, and from the LoGRis, whore =
staeesy snd veneeasee AguEe seecd.-n - 1T
were between heaven and earth--CaAno the
weil-known and almost suPernatarsl .ccents
of bcnediotien. Mover did Pias TX. hook moro
theroughly The eAnsel Of tho ch6rehn than he
did st thas moment when, sending his world
wide message Of grace and pesce TO the nations
Of the aatverse, and looking up to the heavens
to which he seems to belengeven more than to
never failed him him for the guidance and
government of the flock committed to him.
Ine ceremony was over shortly after noon, but
few were able to return before two in the
afsernoon, 60 great was the crowd: The hlu-
1ination Of the cupola and the girandola ON
Monday night went off with great success. On
"wednesday tho Pepe went as usual to 8. Agnesc
fuor1 le mura and assisted at the Benediction
of the Blessed Sacrament, returning home late
IN the evening, follow by q crowd of carriages
OF the Roman and foreign aristocracy. His
tnua gong ana crs. M one
Infaillible" were repeated by thousands of pill
grims of every nation all along the road aud
at the Termine, where a momentary halt took
place. 1t was dark when the Pope re-entered
Rome, and all along the streets, now lighted
by countless lamps and Devices tho same testi
monies of loyalty awaited him. Balconies
were lighted up with Bengal fire at his pas
sage along the Corso, Ripetta and Tor di Mona.
At Ponte st. Angelo two Thousand Trasteverini
were posted with the intention OF taking the
horses out of the carriage, and drawing the
not allowed, the crowd was too great for
such o demonstration to be safely accomplished.
The coaohman, however, could only proceed at
foot-pace across the bridge and up Borgo and
sometime before arriving at St. Peters the
"battistrada," or outrider, was fairly jolted ont
Of the liHe and lost: The people pressed round
siasm of which Southern race is capable, and
| since 1s46 Plus TX. has mover had such an ova-
ton as took place on Wednesday night. The
cupola, facade and colennade Ut the Vatican
were. maUDlfiCenf1v illan with RanpAl
lights on the POpe's arrival at the Apostolic
Palace, and the coap-d'esit was grand beyond
description in artistic as it certainly was in a
moral sense. No sovereign in Europe could
command such o reception rs was spontane-
| DUSTY given to the Pope
.Hoitical.-M. de Bonneville has received
'frsm Paris, and is awaiting fresh instructions
on the change in the Foreign Office. The tri-
usnph of the ambassador over the intrigues
here has been complete.
0tituary-The Bishop of Albeuga, Mgr. Ca
sasola, died in Florence on the 18th, and Car
dinal Goneila on Sunday morning, The latter
Pope assisting and giving the Absolutions-
The ComaciL.-The final preparations have
been made for the premulgation of tho first
Schema de Eide on Puesday morning, and it is
will be de Eoclesia," which includes the
canon Ode Infallibiiitate." The Populations
now sit twice q day, and that the work is very
| severe is too evident from the worn look Of
| those who take the most active and RESPONSE
BILE part in it, and whose bodily strength seems
and courage never flag or falter. Addresses
from the faithful clergy and laity of every
| country are pouring in, England being a Ia
mentable exception. Daily are witnesses
of the change of opinion of honest Protestants,
of French Catholics, misled by the falsehoods
of the press, who, on arriving in Rome, seem
| to realize tor the first time what the Pope
| really is. If may venture q guess, should
| say that more conversions from error and
| opinions savoriug of error date thoir turning
all the pamphlets ever printed in realization of
Pere Crafty, not intending, however, to under
! rate the necessity of the latter means of de-
| Tending the truth. One appeals to the reason
goes straight to the heart and SO touches far
| wider if less learned circle. Mgr: Freppels
conservation on Monday gives the French du-
getic acknowledgements Loadox Tablet.