The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1871-07-02

Sa.t ~ InOicns He1ota&aon. We can well an
persons who stsked their freputation upon M .,
SindoIp Si1s%pt tbs to aiyids General Council and :
q Article of of Es'th E'shohc Church from defining 81
: the utter failure Of their hopes, but the com com
: y plete unity Of faith with which the Church
of the Vatican Council. Sir. i must repea
once moro the pain feel in writing on suct
and brotssr oxSs Inc Dsr q ny friend
the "body of Patrocius.n We are christian
men msn' not heather. And in the name of the
conflicts, let them be hand to hand among the
nsing. The memories of tho departed ought
to be silent or generous
am Sic, your obedient servant
York Place, june s. EDWARD BANNING
tae Times persists in quoting the letters
OF "Q9irinus" against the testimony of the
maSnp'sh6p manH aa6pp, OF Westminster and that Of
vouched for the falsity of the accounts
gwen IN these letters. To this there is but
one reply. 1t is not, as the Times asserts
Word against word, a conflict of testi-
MONIES" 1t is the word of preiates ,uho do
10 ~. nes.tate to gice their names against that
y .Ae anonymous sryiter or s0riters of certain
! .es.ess TO meuspaper. In any. other ques-
| tiOn but one in which Catholicism is con-
| cerned we ask, would Englishmen feel in
chned TO give more credence to those who
W.T. wrote t anonymously, OF to those who feared
their namesf But the Times has spoken,
and the cause is finished. That journal,
even though it adds to cdr. Manning's as
severaeaon, Ketteier's formal and emphatic
contradiction," nevertheless has " no hesi-
to the world" that it 'fulIy and eptireiv
believes 'Quirinus,' whoever it NAV be
mat contradicts him, or whatever the con-
tradiction.'
lhe Clergy Address and Depusation,-The
hev. =. Slaughter and III other Priests are
proceeding from England to Rome with the
Address of the English clergy, signed by
between 800 and 600 Priests. and with =
donation @ ont of their poverty exceeding
34OO. This does not represent complete
list OF the English clergy, for six Dioceses |
nave already sent their own Address to the |
l1ope' and t*eir own collections. The Ad
dress got up by Father Slaughter ia bean
tlfuily illuminated, and has been drawn up
IA the form of handsome folio volume,
together with the names of it's signataries.
Tablet, jane 10.
Ortord and Dollingcy.-In a Convocation
held at Oxford on Wednesday, June 7. the
degree OF D. c. L. was conferred by diploma
on II J"nn Joseph tgnatius Won Dolliuger,
OF the University of Munich. The degree
was advocated in an eloquent Latin speech
bJ Professor Liddon, who expressed a hone
that it would be carried unanimously 1t
was, however, opposed by MI. Rogers, of
Magdalen Hall, and the Principal of S..
Mary Hall, who thought the present time
'nopportune. On a division, the degree
was carried by 65 votes against 16-ma-
!orIty, 40. Mr. Clarke, M. A, who vacated
his Fellowship at St. Johns on becoming a
Catho! c. and is now an independent mem
Der OF Trinity College, sent in written
Telegraph would have us believe that tha
honor las been conferred ON Dollipger sole
~ on account of his great requirements,
ahd that the question of his opposition
20 20 the tn Holy See has nothing to do with it.
l. 30, Wy was the proposition never even
been before the public for years his liter
ary reputation Is not of yesterday; it,
therefore, looks somewhat suspicious that =,
the University of Oxford should have
it's honors till the recipient had
become schismatic and excommunicate.
TIE International Society.-The Times I
publishes some curious information res
pecting the society which is supposed to
nave pulled the strings of the Commune
IN Paris The Central Committee of the
International is said to meet in London.
and to consist of SecretarJ General and
10 members. Each country, America being
Included, constitutes a branch, and each
branch is divided into sections and sub-
sections. AT each important centre there
ID central bureau. Every week each
certrai bureau sends to the London Office ,
|. detailed report on political and com !
nsrcial events; 2. list of new members: 8.
financial statement a list of the princi-
pal merchants and brakeman 5. one of
the principal proprietors and capitalists:
and, 8, copies of minutes OF meetings held.
The presiding spirit of the Association ia
said to be well-known German, and to it {
are affiliated other political societies. whose i
operations it assists-such as "the Marian
ne, the Brothers of the Republic of Lyons
and Marseifles, the numerous secret socie- ,
ties of Russia and Poland, aud the Carbo- :
eaa oar, generally oil over Europe" Without t
counting THESE minor organizations, the q
members of the international Association :
proper, after only nine years of existence. !;
sre stated to be 2,50O,OO0 in number. The y
STATISTICS are not cunsOlatory, if We are to :.
'ei!eve the assertion that the experiment :,
Which has failed in Paris is Intended to be a
, ,epeated in London and Brussels on the .
irst favorable opportunity. =
FRANCE. Il II
f"bhc Acts Of Reparation.-" France ii
81 ahat tr,;n L., |