The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-04-30


Now, the object 10 to prevent the deputa-
tions arriving in Rome, By means of intimi-
dalton. The gentlemen composing them
need be under no uneasiness, q stout stick
is generally quite enough for defence in
any Italian crowd, unless it is got up Gas at
the Gesn) by the Government, and the
police ordered to favor the mob. The
whole cry springs from fear of the outer
element. Tie Revolution knows that the
tide of Catholic reaction is setting in, and
is not likely to ebb without leaving q mark
on the sand Italian unity is built on, which
will shake it to it's foundations. Therefore
all means are lawful to resist it. The timid
protest of the Roman people is easily dealt
with by the braves and ruffians who infest
Rome, but the old Norman and Celtic and
Saxon blood must have grown cold before
it yields to the threats of such men as form
the leaders of the Italian revolution. NJ.
Brassier de st. Simon and NJ. Tauffkirchen
have both protested in favor of the rights
of the Hessian and Bavarian soldiers in
the Pope's service, and this has in no way
tended to tranquilize the Cabinet, and
every line we receive from Germany, espe-
the movement is. Spain, too, is taking 1t
up warmly, and a number of addresses
have been presented this week, in spite of
poverty, discord and revolution; and
there, as every where, it will be the great
instrument of moral, political, and social
"Cosas de Espana" in its true and primitive
sense, and as no human theory can do.
Local Aatters.-There is not much to re-
late save list of crimes of every sort,
which seem to increase daily by TIE regis
ter of the Liberal papers. The distress of
is really de plorable, and they are far more
deserving of sympathy than any other
class OF Romans. The poor soldiers are
literally starving.
Tho Procinces.-The inhabitants of the
villages round Rome give much needed
of the capital. While the Romans of every
class illuminated in honor of Victor EN-
manuel, and while the Roman Societa
|degli interest Cattolici" have actually re-
fused to support the foreign Catholic resi-
dents, who were desirous to show some mark
|of April, the Inhabitants of Rocci di Papa,
Monte Campatri and other neighboripg pa
lrishes prevented the few revolutionaries
from illuminating on the 14th, and did 80
themselves in every house in honor of st.
Joseph, paradiBg the village with flag of
The saints, shouting, viva Pho TX" At
sGrOtta Ferrata on the 25th only three tri-
{colored fags were displayed, the Basilican
monks having explained to the people the
pin of completely with the Revolution.
Lntest.-1t was DO sooner announced that
the English deputation was about to arrive
fhan the Questura sent round an agent to
$eize some of the worst cacicatures, and
Especially those of the " Crociata," which
4lave been attracting crowds round the
print-shop at San Carlo. The Sisters of
charity were finally expelled from the
military Hospital of SautO Spirito yester-
fiay, and will be dispersed in the converts
pf their order in the Kingdom of Naples.
Their offence is their French nationality,
their zeal and courage, and more especially
fheir having attended the wounded of Men
fana and POrta Pia. That they have won
many souls to God, and to devout and
penitent end, ever among the Italian sol
atiers, is another crime in the eyes of the
4 Nuovi venuti," and they are replaced by
Pm Italian community, which, it is hoped,
may be more subservient to the authorities.
THE Superioress remains in Rome with her
@ister, the Superioress of Sta. Maria in Ca
tpalla. The authorities refused to allow
the sisters sufficient funds for their travel
Hng expenses, and the transport of their
Engage, and recourse had to be made to
$be Holy Fathers private purse to make
PIP the difference. NJ. de Roothan, the
French Ambassador in Florence, has made
representation to the Italian Government
3egarding the foreign property in Santo
p defence of the French Dominicans at the
Minerva. The Baron d Harcourt's nomi-
ation to the post of French Am bassader
= the Holy See is announced tins morning
p the Roman Journals, and may be con-
idered settled affair. The Convent of
he Oratorians (Chiesa Nuova), has been
prnally annexed, the magnificent sacristy
Fill be occupied by the 't'dock +" of the
riminal court. Is it possible to push bar
parism fnrtherf The Piedmontese officials
re taking All Inventory of all the property
9n the premises, down TO the stock of wine
End oil in the cellars. Seditious cries were
aised at the door of the House of Parlia
pent, and rigorous enquiry has been
lrdeied. If the Republican movement
Peaches the army, Italy AS kingdom will
got last through the summer. Rome still
warns with Garbaldians, and they are
7videntty waiting for orders. Ricciotti is
Milan op his way south, and every thing
'enotes probable outbreak in Italy now
lat Franve seems less promising field OF
+ etion.-Iu6tet.
1he Turkish Ambassador at the Court of
i"reuce, Photiades Bey, has been here this
eek To arrange with the Holy See some
atters regarding Catholic Interests in the