The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-08-13

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seeds Of church property, Of marriages. -
burials, baptisms, and the like. MUCH y
the church plato has been recovered, 1ors
when put up for sale by the last =. ruler, tnnr :"
to to, purchase it. But the church registers II
and books of all kinds, many OF tnem
going back for several hundred years, were .
in every instance, when they coul9 W
found, burnt for the cole or,,p pea 81 the com
mnnity. It seems to have been dehnitive
" ascertained that M. Theirs onerea Tue
Hrchbishopric to Mgr. Dupanioup, ons snas ;
that prelate approaching t cue 9Th regard
to the Holy Father, declined the proneree
Elevation. It lis said that the rope,
through His Nuncio expressed DIS WISH aU
the nomination of Cardinal DouneC, AL
bishop of Bordeaux to the Vacan' TA'o
bishopric.
Petition of the Archbishop o. A1 ar"
H;e Snfroo9ns in Favor of the Holy oes.-
To the members of the National AssenUy
at versaiiles-The undersigned ArchblshoP
| and Bishops of the Ecclesiasucai rIoso
of Aix, persuadsd that un 15s take by the
National Assembly, can only De aaraDne at
- "a hased on the affirmation OF the greas
principles which have at every pe' .9'a
formed the glory and the s.ren ge.anonder.
anca ever other civilized nations consul
, ar;nr that one of these principles, conse-
Grated by the experience Of more than zen
q centuries, by the persevering ASSEM- VI Sno
D great majority OF Frenenmen, ~ con-
!. dnct of their successive Governments, 10
!. that which constitutes France the nagqral
q nrotectress and the guardian OF the HOY
: See as Interpreters of the wisnes .. VIC
r faithful placed under tnen r;av"nsiS
"a wounded in consequence OF the ae1a GA
ic which have deprived the Head OF the "a
\. tholic Church Of the independence neces
rs sary for the freedom and antnoriCy ". -.
va acts. Have tie honor to pray the memo *,.
al Of the National Assembly to call on Tn
n Government to enter into an arrangement.
-. % coon "a possible, with the foreign row
IA ora in order to re-establish the Sovereig
VS. Pontff in the conditions neees saGsrUmer
"a. If the Catholic Church: They decial
I'd themselves. with respectful esteem, the
he most humble aud devoted servants
vii GEORGE, Archbishop Of Al1. u"
ne !. HENRI, Bishop of Frejus and Touion'
. "a. JEAN-PiERRE, Bishop OF NICE. ,.ors.;,,,
nd PaIIFPs Bishop Bishop 81 Of Ga
ON GERMANY.
49, ,rha 1mnerial Crown Prince left Engla
last week. in order to be present at the e
try of the Bavarian army into Munle
ex- TIa correspondent of the Times thin
sed this arrangement judicious, as caicniat
do to modify, if not to dissipate the deIes
,. ton in which Prussia mas DeIn ;rdeed
n to ~, Sa~ons- and the Hessians q
ered Wurtemburgers, who, in the iaIe
lolic tonight so stoutiy on the side OF Prus'
re- The Times correspondent repeats an in All
me dote which we had heard before as inu!
ople t .;re If the ill odor, in which the Prussi
Sow were held by the people and soldiers OF
but other German States. After the surren
) not IF Sedan the Prussian Crown Prince
time graduated Saxon officer upon tne 90 e
Shown in the war by his brother ON
.ee.- an1 the men whom they so gallantiy
Dr. of y" All" exclaimed the Saxon, forgetunl
ming the moment the peculiar nationauSy Vi
.ct is Prince. .if we had such general as
at NJ. to command us in 1866, we snoui, :
,r at thrashed those accursed Prussiahs.
this comnIiment to himself may have tt
" be down his resentmentat the onslaught
coun- Prussia. but the words prove no"
course sympathy the subjected States ieel 20
ng to new Imperial master. Inc PreJuuaSe
y are might say the antlpatny may Pr;nce
have out under the Imperial Cro"n linS'
hould ia nersonally popular in Germany, whe
what COMES to reign, but it will be many
ing of Years before Fatherland, though one
should pire, becomes one people. lnaeeo .hs
ice in ments of dissolution appear 10 US
econd prominent than the ponus vi Sous
We in Already the satrap sovereigns are WI
to Oh under a sense of degradation, and that
emit in ing will grow stronger with time:
CHI and couple of years when Bavaria anu OF
atoms. and Wurtemburg find that they are
oil, but inr. and that Prussia is everything at
II best and abroad, the current Of German
.onroc will be much rufled.-London ne
lois, in July 2a.
against ENahAND.
:dt, by The Bishop of Liverpool on E4n Dre
having traraqance and the Use Of me 400
,king a Sunday afternoon, the 9th ult:' the
I'D. M. Rev. Alexander Goss, Bishop OF 1--we G
defend administered the Sacrament OF COZ
Empire, ton to f37 girls and seventy-tour ~
e been the Catholic Church, Bewsey -strees
i intel Lordship delivered an eloquent an
here the nressiye discourse upon the oecas
n. The which he condemned the exPensl>
md fol- meaningless ostentation displayed
o town. nerals in the use of bearers ana mo
tears in coaches, especially by those whose
10 crowd in this respect could not no S, go,
,ssagnac cent by intiicting hardships upon
an. selves and their families, Having
tho n,- Of the evils, moral and ply steal, re
t Ine fact P1 from overcrowded dwellings, al