The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-08

1893 ~~~~~->-~->~~--I- ,o,,
~ oRIEANs, SUNDAY. CcToDERs. lel.
mcr1A1rous Yo1nex NEWS.
ENGLAND.
Rsskins SeAeme Of Regenerasson'NC;a a,;a.rn
, Mgg n I,sIin,s scheme for the regeneration
- .hs world on communistic principles rs
y. 49, ~. S.;rlv afoot and In slow but deter {
m;rrd beginning Of realization" Inc !
money which is 70 be applied to tS 10 , sa' 81.
georees Fund, Of which Sir Thomas Dyke
Hciand and Mr.. Cowper-Tempie are tne
t,mstees. Mr.. Ruskin, knowing NO o1uei
fetter means for the reformation anu amO
l:oration of mankind than thas eso, . es;SS
ont Of his own pocket, towards the c w@rx-
inc ont of of his plan, the sum OF 1Sovo.
I In sJd;t;on to this some worshiper OF bis
doctrines has given him "a pretty ntt.e
gift Of seven acres OF " 1stest On the eve Of
Christmas Day Che saysl to publish the
S.ai ,arn,s all clear Until then, what
ever sums or land ! inay receive VIII oe
s;m.iv paid TO the II astees or he secured IN
tbeir name" IN The same namo sn the Me w u
II s;fa to be adopted by the dweilers IN
\ %,s -RnsTfnlaff Utopia. We presume MIR.
Rnskin VIII himself be- the high priest OF
the settlemest, and unite in his own per-
sOn the 0mcee OF ulctAVo anu pOPos go
what after the fashion Of the Rex Sacrih.
cnlns of Rome OF the King Archon OF
Athens.
Ap0ljcan Chapel in Rome.-Mr. Burgess.
IN whose letter regarding the erection OF
an Anglican chapel in Rome we commented
last week, was pleased to reiterate the
fsieehood chat the Papal authorities pre-
yanted the Anglican services from being
held .cithis the walls of Rome. A CORE
snondapt Of the Church Herald gives Mr..
burgess the retort courteous, and says that
On long ago as 1856 he was assured by the
= late Mr.. Woodward. who was LOT many
xears Protestant chaplain in Rome, that II
= room suitable and large enough for the
n.rnose could he, found within the walls,
he would undertake to carry on Ills services
there in all respects as he did OUTSIDE the
Porto del Popolo, the Engl'sh chapel nav
inc been placed in the latter locality aim
nly because a sufficiently large room could
not he found within the walls. You will
Tina We how worthless is the COM
harrison Of the liberality shown by the
present rulers, as contracted with tnat ex'
ercised by the legitimate Government under
The Pone. So much for the trust to be re.
poeed in Nj. Burgess.-London Register.
Father Nugent's female Emigration
Scbems-yhe demand there is for female
labor in America, and the extensive groun!
which exists for the exercise OF the practi
cal philanthropy which has prompted fa
United States of deserving girls, may b
iudged of by the success that has attends
the placing out of those already sent. =
few DAYS ago he received note from tn
Slater Superioress Of the Convent OF tn
Sisters Of Charity at Rochester, Unite
States to whose care a batch of the femal
emierants were consigned, reporting
follows: ~ wrote TO you come time SIM
that had found places for the glfas ye
sent here. If you will send me nifty gir
n
of from ten to hiee sen. se aiI ; IN ned
also for g,own-up girls, as house sesvan
or machiaists. There are any numeer
Catholic families who will be glad TO +
ceive such girls. Pray do not SEND al
school teachers, however, ier mere a
ployment."
lce;dent to the Right Rec. DR.. Goes
large congregation assembled in st. I
tricks chapel on Sunday morning, IN I
expectation of hearing an address ifoth
Right Rev. DIR. Goss, Bishop OF LlVerPo
who had arranged to MAKE his annual .el 81,
itation and to give confirmation 10 ao,
$50 children at the al o'clock Mass.
lordship, however, was unable to atte
having clipped down whilst descending
altar steps at the Mark aAane Church
Sunday week, and sustained aseVere she
London JnSGe,se.
FRANCE.
grand religiens ceremony took place dul
the fret week OF September, at Metz, te
xugurate monument to the memor.
the soldiers who fell in battle Earl
the morning the bells began to toll,
shops remaining closed. aod the pr
buildings were hung with black hags "
a yast crowd of vnen and woneR in
mourning collected in the streets A
cessiop vas then formed by the M
and the members Of the Municipal &c! Gou
who issued from the Hotel de Vile,
took the route to the Cathedral, ESQ.,
nv n company of sapeurs- pom piers.
neral march being played. The Cl
was hung with black drapery, and il
centre of the nave stood majestic
faloue crowned with flowers. Ibe
fox the Dead was then said, and a
Mass of Requiem sung by Canon dc
mel, in presence of the Bishop, Mgr
.pope des Loges, and all the clergy.
which the cortege resumed it's way
cemetery, where stood the hen; monn nn
aoyvars crowns of immortelles nnG