The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-10-27
vIsonIAI1ous roRx1eH Hxws.
ENGLAND.

renee Of birm,nS 81 the Church Of England. no,
,'s %ocnrahle gentleman does not seeu ~ ticl
. NC sanaufne hopes Of the eaEiy ~ is
ement Of the question, for ne .,, sront "a on
ought not 4 70 % a. the next general cleo Ia
~ Several of Mr.. Malls frienos CuoH LIST
,on nnrosite view, and advocated the pomSy pc
Il making it cardinal point WE .%a+ the hs
There ,a Is .t nU upon quite ~
a;Ssrsnt footing from that which ~ neiu sara b.
T.aI"n1 and even among Cathoiics S1;nH 81
are many who hesitate to support Ms Ell If q
lest inadelty should be a,o Sas existed for
thrae centuries. But the Observers b
losing in power, and have cSn:n.ant Q
s,Smenca both in and out OF farn; 9
and perhaps before many Year, year Ger that in
GUS c.as .h;ch being merely human
n;n;n mnst decay, and respecting wn.Caa
even it's warmest friends NO longer p'o'0N
| that IL ia the Church of the nation'
The New Bishop Of sa!tor a.. Rnx Herbert Herbert
the Pope hss no% M tSe See Of Stafford in
v.cssss;on to the late Rt. Rev. blsnot
Tmrnsr. The new Bishop was born AZ a.
Z Gloucester in 1882, and was Rnme. He
sO nSSea and is President of St. Jose lPi'
4 Tora;gn Missionary College at Nun! MIL 49,
o TO- f.ondon: and as this institution na 20
d hean confded by the Pope 70 .ne nonu
converting to CaenoHeG.t os mr. Vaughan,
!" November. 1871, accompanied 70 Sne
IS. ~ M,ited States the first detachment OF ~
OF thoiic priests who have consec.atert 'I na 20
selves to that undertakings Marvisnd. He
III nenber of o very old Cathohc Iaml,y
IA .sa Vanch.ns. of Courtfeld, who car
trace their descent from an ancesso. IN y
o "a mon to the Ear!s OF pem af Mnsross AM
to- I3T"nayth.-one of his brothers is TIE ver:
Rav' Roger Bede Vaughan, Of the oIoer g. :
nd e. benedict, Cathedral Prior 90 o
nts Michael's, Hereford. y.
ted Death of the Bishop. Of L'reIpo0tp;I .a;:,e
the special Telegram e Friday Oct 9Th, we
to .ta.. the Right Rev. DR.. Goss, Bishop !
S TivarnooI. died very suddenly, at st. r.
ave wards College, about eight oeiock !aG pr r.
nov vious evening; LIN NJ ms, usual health. He c.
u u4;th ebrated Mass at the College, anu sisit
Win some of the district schools later IN
ying Sav When about to sit down to dinner,
haif-past Elk O'clock. ne D waa ut once &c
hing for, and was almost iu me- raeoyered c.
inu c;onsness. His Lordship had only retu
'npA ed on the previous Day irom au Sun'''
etted where he had been opening coiiese
h. FRANCE.
If Al. =, 1rbi.re ard the Permanent ComnNt
Right NJ Barthelemy Saint Hiiaire's frequ
sacra- letters and NJ. There's letter to Gen'
in o. Chanzy have produced considerable d's
8; st. isfaction, which 1ouha ot he,d in
Ger of the Permanent CGmm'tMSe' Thers
not present, having probably an lnki !. n
,ry to What was going to happen, an! NJ. De
o long musat and NJ. Victor Lefrahc hau "
Ter by the brunt NJ: de Moray faS ''a letter
III oy which he had said that it was pretty ne
ensiDio settled that no more arrests OF 70! !!
Butler nists should be made: On seeing Sal
requent de- Mornay wrote to General De Cissey
subsidy Minister of War, demahuinS Sn" w .
w. before. and had received an answer
s'oiie' which as he had not received
"non mission to read it, he could 9nly S pSoh ;
5, some was satisfactory. The Due de Ia KOCH
,und in camld- Bsaccia. said that NJ. Bartht
f among compromised the Government, anu , w
,wed for letters to the C0uuSle nact. and
during ietion y, 'I n,aintained that the Cou
General, by sending political addrea
clock in The President, had broken the: Law
which il Ia Crew. the President, remlnde
york that the only a sse Asa
n stands competence was 70 thet - conld n<
% fingers any censure itself; and when the
which 70 RiSaccia had expressed his opinion
J, but the every one had o right to theories aot
o lesson best form of Government e1Sep' VIZ
lie Cath provisional regims11Sanr h Ts had
nnspruck, sPeSs;heI e+te~ To General Chanzy-the
ericau by s;on cloeed. That NJ. Thiersis not 90
about bringing the present malorit!
lexico six sept his Conservative hePuolat,h ~
the time recent conveTsious, ' tha Rien
exico, and an aI.hoo or cons;ders the views of t
nix in Ger 10, tha new organ of General Cha
te, at the h;s friends, iltusory. 1t seems r
one time q agree with M: Gamoetta, tnaS
IT has been nothing to De zone VIII thet Pr,
ouires decision on the question
,ple know and the maintenance Oh LILO "el
D where they principle. n
bio to ind Between the two Opposing ~
II good quail. Theirs may find hinsel III !" So IL
nd line of comfortable position. ousC "s ne
of tho rear nosed to be playing the game
o. Mr.. L E. 4 straight out" Republicans, come
oelleut shoes palata6le structures of NJ. 4ambett
sts for them. noble. A thousand people were III !,
an and wants | meet the ex-Dictator IN vi
&, vhfnh | IN thOee DartS means u II