The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-07-30
u1sos1IAIrous 1psx1ax NEWS.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND. ~ aHt :
'IHe Loyal Orangemen and Mr. G Taa !,
/" Loyal" Orangemen OF EnS &
land - held their annual dinner At foE.ss I
mouth ON Wednesday evening, July O' I
under the presidency Of the Earl Ear, OF n.a;th Of
the Queen said her Majesty had Of late
years consented to do things when IIo
testants would rather che had not oouS1'
but it was their duty to drink her nea'. an
In the evening, hia Lordship suggesa,I;u IN
amalgamation of the two Orange BODIES ~
England, remarking that this was the on.y
country in which there was two sa Wn
bodies. A Deputy Grand Master Va w.
Booth Mason) denounced Mr.. Gladstone as
the "mean and despicable toad OF Calu,na a.
" the greatest knave and Jesultlcal P'l Wa-
cal scoundrel the country had seen Ia
ferripg to the attack on Murphy, he sa.o
that, # there was another Orangeman as
saulted, there would re a PoPisn p, i,esaS
shot. Their brethren were deIei
that such should he the case:
The Emperor and Empress 81 6ra:
| The Emperor and Empress of Brazll are III
England, living in private ana uno:.en
| tatious way at an hotel. HIS Majesty
every morning by SIX, and Is s a;nSt while
the English nobility are still asleep; ~ -. 70
probably not too much to say that they ~
| in many respects the most remalAaor,o
sover eigns in Christendom: Certainly
lone are more beloved by their so9ls"ISS.
throng round his Majesty in the streets cl
Rio Janero, as be passes on foot and WIN q.
ont guards in the midst Of them, is seen IN
no capital in Europe. A day is set apart
/ in every week on which his Majesty gives
public audience to all bis subjects VINO
wish to approach him. He then receives
the poor and miserable without let or hin
drance. reads their petitions, personally IN
ouires into their wants, and spends nearly
the whole of his income on various WORKS
} of benefcence. Perhaps never SINCE .ne
DAYS of st. Louis was sovereign more
: .royally and tenderly condescending ano
conside.ate towards his people. The EN-
|, peror lie, without doubt, the most Learned
and most accomplished OF all re'gnint
. sovereigns. His knowledge OF dead am
. living LANGUAGES and nis acq Es hs ,a al
i WAYS welcomed strangers, and especiaii.
En1i;shmen and Anglo-Americans to hi
. empire. 1t will be interesting to many
know that the Emperor is q practical va
= tholic, and that the Empress ls an exampl
70 don Tablet.
It Mr., John j. S. Johnstone, b. A., PEN
Y broke College, Oxford, who was receive
g into the Catholic Church, at Oxford, seve
h years since, by the Rev. A. Comberbacl
has recently passed d Sss at Ednbure
I'D
!" University. Mr.. tombstone also ootalns Il
Of the third senior prize in the class OF u
Professor of Surgery of the same Unlvers
,g ty. We are glad to see that Catnolc
o able thus to hold his own In that notoeu
nd Professionalism, the University of :" Au
III Reekie."
nd SPAIN.
st, the Peninsula. The Cortes has for wee
P h been the scene of party conflicts. L
inc Government undoubtedly commands
considerable majority, but still II see
- powerless against the muitiform OpPo
ton. The Carlists, the Montpensiefi.
the adherents of the Queen, and the
,on. nnblicans give Serrano and his colleag
no rest; and the result has been probe
resionation twice by the entire CaolL
:. which, however, the King has declined
accept ON the ground that upon all di
day ions the Cabinet defeated teeir como.
the opDonents. The conduct of the Cove
,en- ment with reference to the Holy see
"A a given much dissatisfaction. AS in all o.
,sny Capitals of Catholic countries, the frle
hree of the Church in Madrid celebrated
Con Pope's Jubilee by illumination anu
hot: public demonstrations. The Revolution
ak. resented this by breaking windows
Who uttering uncouth sounds, and they
shan emboldeDed in their turbulence by the
duct of the Government, who, as far !
,lape them lay, opposed the religious feehn
hool. the pubic Oy SeOuiOusIy
, the any display Of sympathy with the
unds Father. Not light appeared In any
that dow of the public officers or Of the pr
residences of the Ministers. For TINS ;
mol 40 rage upon the Catholic feeling OF :
\ this the Government were taken to task IL
per- cOrtes, and sagasta tried to excuse n hi
az we and his colleagues by stating that the
Your lists had given pohtical Eom !
IN you the celeoratlon OF tne ouo' reatr
epeti- from taking any part in it. In suppt
at we of his view the Minister quoted the &c
,uisite ing passage from one of the Oppo
TALENT Journals: "The first Pope was Sc.
other the last is Plus TX. There have been
wings two anti-Popes; the first was Novas
youno the last was Amadeo, Duke or
g cake The conduct of the police is mucn
g, but for the apparent sympa;ony sts nv II
at the less way in which the police attemp
'at the uuell Disorder neglect of duty
Well ma caused the Civil Governor to resi-
Office, as the Government were oeile
ion nv conniye at the violence of the malcoi