The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-11

sibly have anything to do. These protests,
however, have been made IN vain, and the
G0vern0enti nmsdiataly .procaa6aatooe
fer the. berat ON. the ,sehismAtic Mgr. Kupe.,
liam and TO dSetee that AL Applications
eoneSsnlag masFiagess 6sptt.ns saS blsles
lime Rortes 90 that il reaigions matters the
Catholic Armeniana Will have to apply to
the Turks, and in civil matters to the
pseudo- pAtriarchnofith the schismaties. The
Tufkish 0overrneptiss said to 30 resolved
on the exile Of MT: Ha.ecnn: although it
Although it willnot be right If the sat
feringe of the native Christians In Japan
and Of the Catholic Armenians are allowed
to pass without notice or remonstrauce,the
eyss Of the Catholic world are very nat
secution Of the Church in Germany. There
4 the persecuting power processes an emf
! nent degree Of civilization, and it would
1 scarcely take 1T as q compliment If it were
i torhe compared to- the Turkish Govern
msnt. We faiig however, TO see the differ
In each case there is q violent interference
4 with tho spifftuai ogovernment of tho Ca:
! tholic Church. on the part Of % non-Catholic
Governmept 1.-THE Aahomeda will not al
NV; the Armepian Patriarch to oct q pas,
ter 70 his spisitusl snbjects, end the Pc,
. a. Es1neIand to ctaih the same iealaeiky
} towards hiss his olsarly part of thsiefaee
: | Sf- q chief pastor to exclnde sstrnaee doe.
tfiue, and ~ Gotfi6ss not. to Pla6S Ovor :hia
; flock subordinate pastors who teach it:
\ and it ID consequently the duty Of q cstho.
; Ito Grief pastor not to seoierate teachers
= under himswbo contradict the faith Of H.
: Catholic Church. The Riussians Govern.
i ment, however, insists that he .ehall, and
- his refusing to 40 90 10 precisely the griev-
;. ance alleged against the Bishop Of Erms.
= land. As regards the state Of things b.
. tween that prelate and tho sGovetnnent
y We meutioned last weekiA report that, IN
had written. TO che Emperor, thevexatious
Il measures directed against him personally
n had been suspendea. For this rumor 1t
= now appears that there was not sufficient
q foundation 1t was true that the Bishop
a had written to tho Emperor, but not true
~ that any counter order had been given. On
ry the contrary, the papers have published 8
:. Majesty docs not desire that letters should
70 be written 10 him 10 over the head Of bis
w Minister'S and it IL believed that the stop
page Of the Bishop Of Ermeland's revenues
will take effect. This, at least, 10 the
. opinion Of the Berlin correspondent Of thu
Temps, who proceeds to notice IN import
ant point with reference TO these revenues y
y
I'd, lefs from the State, but Of rhis sum 500
.h.ss. 60 to the B aaS. h sSs ssss
are diocesan inseitasions. II, therefore, ID
sae State intends to withhold the quarter
1ss payment on the. whole sum OF 200 tha
teo fers, the affair, as the Tempe says, become
sne siBgulafiy complicated; for the bishoPfi
ans sas Of Ermeland, originally an independel
'of principality, though nnder the isadal 70,
!. ereiguty OF the Kfngs'of Poland, receive
70 the allotment in question, on its anBexatio
% by Frederick the Great % compensate
ea, for its own revenues, worth ON 40 aysfel
Ave "a, coo thalers. The yearly PsTmsnt
Id therefore, which arc made TO. the Bishop
ko ?. Ermeland in . lump, and out OF which .
o IL own income comes, are clearly matter
mo- contract, which on every principteo feaaf
Oh the Pruasian Goverpment ought TO respe.
enc A letter frarh Frankfort, in the Nosd
On states that at the council Of Ministers %
THY on the Bishop Of Ermelsnd,s case on :
'ens 4th, &c was nnanimously resolved not on !,
me TO confscate his revenues bat 20 inail
gis- linn from exercising any episcopal fur
&c tion.-London Tablet r