The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-08-20

'AUTIFUL ARE THE FEET OF THEM ]
NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY NJ
1869, and the French ones in 1879. The
henceforth, under the name of the Inter-
national Association of Catholic Working
Men," a true league of order, Of peace, and
Of genuine amelioration of the lot of the
working men. The clergy are to do all in
their power to assist and promote these as.
clergy into the divers works undertaken to
combat the anti-social and anti Christian
action of another association, unfortunate
ly too widely spread. "The International
Association Of Working Men," This is
fighting the enemy with his own weapons.
Tho Late Archbishop Of Paris-The eau
lois says that the treasures of N0tre Dame
gifts. One is the cassock which the late
Archbishop of Paris wore at the time of his
assassination. The garment, all covered,
as it is, with mud and blood, will be placed
in a reliquary between the box containing
the cassock worn by Mgr. Affre when he
died at the barricade in l84S, and that
worn by Mgr. Sibour when he was assassi-
mated by the priest Verger. The other &C
QUESTION 10 rare cross dating from the
18th century, deposited in q silver casket
of the same epoch. "This Cross" adds
the Gaulois, ;" was, we have been assured,
Beckett, Bishop of Canterbury"
Monsesgneur Guibert.-The Pope having
testified his entire satisfaction at the pro-
motion of Monseigneur Guibert to the
rchbishopric of Paris, the latter has an
nounced to M. Theirs his acceptance of the
dignity, and gives assurances of his devo-
tion.
Death of the archbishop of AucA.-The
UniUers announces the death of the Arch
bishop of Aucl.
Magnifcant Enterprise of the Duke of
Norfolk.-The young Duke of Norfolk is
about to testify his devotion to his faith by
According to public report, his design is to
expend one hundred thousand pounds in the
erection at Arundel, on his family proper
ty, Of great Catholic cathedral, which
may be both monument of gracefulpess
in its design and a model of richness in Its
must be proud to know how worthy the
young head of the House of Norfolk is of
his illustrious lineage, and the extensive
wealth which makes more powerful for
good results his exalted rank in the State.
Disraeli, in his famous novel of last year
presents Lothian as contemplating the
erection of ga glorious cathedral as a CEN
trail temple of the Romish religion in Eng
land" The original of this sketch-if it
ever had any original-was believed to be
the young Marquis of Butte, recent con-
| vert to the faith but it seems to be re-
| served for the noble son of a race of Catho-
lie fathers to realise by his act the gor-
geous fancy of the novelist to dignity his
| youth by deed most worthy of devout
and sober age. So that when the moralist
or the historian narrates or dwells upon
the base acts Of bygone times, the sacri-
| L. of Oh, a =
its antithesis in the munifcence of an
English noble.
The Ifchborne Case.-On Wednesday,
July Goth, at Judges Chambers, an order
signed by Lord Chief Justice Bovill was
issued by consent of the parties in this
case, directing that in case of one or two
jurors in the cause being incapacitated
from any cause from continuing to serve az
jurors between this time and the 9TH OF
November next, the trial Of the case shall
| nevertheless proceed. In the event of his
Lordship becoming incapacitated from
continuing the trial, it is agreed that the
trial shall proceed before any other judge
hand notes to be read by such judge in
stead of the witnesses being examined
His Lordship further ordered that the
agreement made should DO In force from
the day it was made to the 9TH Of Novem'
Der, both days inclusive, and then to be a
hH OHOs Ing OtOUG uHuOEbt&HGb ttoV Pkk
vate information OF q most important sor
has been received from Australia, which, i
true, will materially affect the line of de-
fence hitherto taken by the Solicitor Gen
eral. 1t adds that, acting on this inteli
, gence, o barrister has started of at a mo
ment's notice, and that it is expected h
will be able on his return to produce Il
propTid persona an actor in the drama, tn
, interest in whom is second only to tina
which is concentrated in the plaintiff, thu
frightening rather than diminishing tn
, sensationalism of this romantic episode.
The Bishop of Liverpool on Funerals
The Right Rev. DR.. Goss, of Liverpool
r has spoken strongly against the system 9
Q which at present prevails in this country
q His lordship detests the mockery of hire