The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-03-13
Mozing Star and Catholic Messenger.
7NEw ORLEANS, SUNDAY. MARCH 10, 1870.
FOREIGN CATHOLIC INTELLIGENCE.


Turin, officiating. On Saturday there wasfno
sitting, but Monday, It'll, the fathers reslm-
ed the discussion, and four of them spoke, ngr.
Salvini, Archbishop of Camerino cele6ritlnS
Mass. The affairs of the Religious Ohers"
have not, it is stated, yet come on. IheCoun-
Gil is supposed to be occupied with the patters
Ecc1esia.S All are looking aAxiously for the
discussion "De Romano Pontitice,' hd IL is
supposed that only a few days Will eaPse De-
fore it is commenced The Bishop q Shrews'
] bury is expected in day or two. NE bishop
of Northampton is much better, anf aole 10 al
tend the sessions of the Council. Mgr Pan
tier still continues in most suffering ana Geii-
cate state at the Seminaire FraEals, ana al
though able to drive out when the weather
permits, is still far from convaescent. Inc
Pope, who sends constantly to inquire aiter
him, and who has dispensed hh from saying
the Ordinary, has expressed the strongest IN
terest in his health, and has pared nothinE
which might show the appreciation win whici
he regarded the great services 'he b,sno2 OF
Mines to the Holy See and the lapal authority.
Mgr. Dupanloup is said by " TRENDS 20 oe
overwhelmed with business, md the sending
of at least 800 letters daily 5ifordlns employ
ment to several secretaries. 1he Galllcan party
is redonblng its efforts t!t final discussion
approaches. The Roman Cahiivalis less bril-
liant one so far than usual, wing to the many
deaths and consequent n4anrhln ~ among !he
Roman and diplomatic cities. The Austrian
Embassy can give no balt in consequence OF
the Grand Duke of TuscaE's death, aud sev-
era! other pending fetes Eve been , pm5 on tor
on Saturday mt the Frent Embassy at which
the whole Roman andforeiTn s6eiety were
present. The cotillon 'as led OFF 10y the Cop
tessa Campcllo (nec Bofparte) as the Roipah
ladies refused to cede ne '.pas" to an American
who had been previorIy selected. The Ieath-
er has been cold Interchangeable, and during
the last st. two days Tew has laien hp pnn II,
taking place and HAS been ag2fn put OIL TIL
next week. The l,pe has driven out nearly
every day, and thash he IS SAD 10 h'Se a'-
;fipI Mt
on Sunday. he in his usDai health ana spirits
and full of con aence at the result of the Couil-
CD. Iu Italy ,he meeting OF Iarliament VIII
be the signal or reDcwcd attack on the min
istry and th,ugh it on tine dynasty of Savoy.
An interpelltion on Rome is preparing, and
though it VII END in nothing to the with
light the failure of the LAMA Cabinet in its
f.reiga ,olicy, and that of Signor Guerrieri
Gonzass mission to Paris. Count Daru has,
il is sab. repiYd to All overturcs that the Con
y.ntio, in TIN face of the facts of 1867, can
not no, be cfried ont until Italy has with |
drawn he vteof the Chamber declaring Rome
the ea,tal ltHly As this vote is not 'r very
bly, be ndenitely prolonged.
The 1ousD Saroy, ctc.-Nictor Emmanuel is |
still atIun, ana Is very anxious that his hay
inc receiyl the sacramcnts and made Il death !
bed rcpat;on for the scandal he had given |
should hnadc pahiic, and especially that his |
marriacwith the Contrssa Rosna Miraiorc
should known. He continues to practice (
his rcll,n, and has, it, is said, writ ten twice /
to the Ipe IL express his coutIitiou tor tx /
past fs visit to Naples is very uncertain I
The d last surviving daughters OF Charles /
Felxhst King of the direct line of Savoy, /
hnfeE curious coincidence been ting god /
p6tlfs during the last two months OF the in |
amt 'rincesses of Naples and Parma, and have I
in erh ease had Plus TX. for gossip" or fell |
lowsponsor The Dowager Duchess Of Parma !
espccisly is know for her extraordinary Holt |
ness ald austerity OF life, observing perpetual |
slent and passing all her time in prayer and !
She is the mother of the murdered /
Dixie and sister of the venerable Servant of |
Gsd, Queen Maria Cristina of Naples. At Naples
the lanking mania goes on unchecked, and on ,
less than iitty-twO banks established Civ
inga monthly interest OF from ID to 80 per cent.
Thu SIP, culation is spreading ia Florence and
ia horn and the t{nycrnuieut has sent IL new
commission to inquire into the enigma, but so
fr without result. One thing is very certain.
cat fearful financial catastrophe must ensfe,
il extends. as there is every prospect of its
ping, to the rest OF Italy. The Italian anthor-
lies are doing all they can, by stupid and veX
tious proceedings, to prevent works of a:t
rom arriving in Rome. Case after case '.s
lined tor the Exhibition tias been seized, op.u-
ed, put wrong lines, and left purposely i'll
remote stations. Some have been contscated
on the most frivolous pretences. Is such
course worthy of great nation-and- nut
would the Times say of the Roman Government
If it descended to such Il piece of paltry spite
at the expense of art and civilized usage! Ga
ribaldi's novel, La Signoria Monacalc (Monkish
Ruic), is now about to appear, and trust yonr
reviewers will do Justice to valuable II con
tribution to literature
DR.. DoUingr,'s Lectures, etc-The Tnita states
that Cardinal Catcriui has given orders that
the Munich Catholic students are not to attend
DIR. Doiingcr's lectures any more, and adds
that the Bavarian Catholics will be the first to
applaud such decision, should it really have
been given their repeated request. IAeBa-
varau agitation, coupled with the glorious
protest of the TyrOlcse deputies, cannot fail to
change the future of Southern Germany in Il
sense little dreamed of by the inidel and anti
national party, who have so long ruled its des-
tinies
Duration Of the Council.-The Council has so
far held twenty -four General Congregations,
besides the two Public Sessions, and one hum
dred and twenty Fathers have addressed the
This may give some ide& of what
the duration of the Council promises, human
~ speaking, the business having only just be-
gun.
.Zouares-Mgr. Daniel the pious and Jealous
Chaplain in chief of the Zouaves, presented the
Pope, the other day, with magni fcent album
the names of all the Catholics in
France who have contributed to the army fund.
They arranged according to their towns
and departments, and beautifully adorned with
srmorial bearings, views of cities, and illumi-
hated initials. The title-page is formed of
shield azure SEINE with feur-de-lys, etc, and
bearing the motto, " Pho TX. Gallia Fidelis."
English College.-Cardinal Capalti has been
named Visitor and Protector of the English
College. At Tuesdays sitting of the Council,
Mgr. Charbonneaux, Bishop of Jassus, offici-
ated, and six Fathers addressed the meeting.
The Pope will visit the Roman Exhibition on
,he 14th and it will be opened on the follow
ng day to the public.
De Rossi, the eminent Archaeological, is better.
Prince Torlopia. in fuIfilment IL ia said of n