The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-18
1ssuing Star aad Catholic messenger.
ATTACKS ON THE RELIGIOUS, ORPHANS.

all the celebrated works Of ore are oein&.
Spirited away BY tho Religious Orders s9S
'azesns are spared for carrying out the
xegr:dipg the Rsiisioqs ORDERS ID tho eyea
q che public, in order to oblige the Min
istxy to suppress them.
rHk CATHOLIC ELEcToRs.-DIsTURDA
The letter of LAMA against the Catholic
electors has had the effect expected. Du-
xiag the hart seeh there have been ser,ous .
aave ended 10 6ght between the police
aad the people. For several evenings
crowd assembled outside the Apolinare in
order to insult the students when they
caae outy Il was an ingenious way of de-
ss'fs as. ss sss the
students Of the Government and those Of
the clerical schools. The crowd, however,
consisted Of the usual mob, who have been
always employed to get up demonstrations,
and was composed for the most part Of
as fax as birth and citizenahip 60. As the
students, however, left. tho University by
another door, the mob, in order to. give
vent to their feelings, went and attacked
the Office of the Frnsta, breaking the win
dows and destroying everything they
passive, and allowed them to do 40 they
liked. They then formed themselves into
procession and marched through the streess
calling out Morte al Preti !" Viva Carl.
5aldi!" etc. Padre Secehi, Mgr. Simeoni,
the Rector of the North American College,
and several other priests, were insulted.
ssseopse who lived in the vicinity we're
naturally indignant and asked for protec-
ton. The police then received orders t.
interfere, and ON Tuesday arrested several
xiugieaders. Their friends tried to Hibernate
them, hence arose q fght with the police,
'The real object Of all this 10 to intinidato
the Catholic electors, end, in all proba-
Sility en- the day OF the election worse
soeRes viii be enacted. Fortunately, how
: eser, che Catholi are determined to vote,
and will certainly carry tome Of the cleo
seeaas to be able TO do IN no likes, and they
cay the Catholic party win return MI tho
aembers s5 the DuaieiPalify In that town.
HEx<T rAxAYHoy, ETC
Some tsrrihle hail scsrwa have Basnfy
<ake0 place, and dune . granG aeAR ut ds1p-
aga tR thu arapns,. This ia azlnGianr aAtGfnR
% thR mnuY uEilae misaEihA af dina prBr.- L
1gEazS Many live aylm 1ia pzrIsfnum GE uitaiE
virssgazzi6s 6alt, asvinH IN s4ia annrnnzR azE-
AzGaH ttsesy Il sfifunit tn lips. 40 prazs-
enc wirlespng26 B4ttIEE III diEs ffauGxR a. tiAEr1k
<onzz1iasH into Ronss- ss,lt Is1afssr zia PASCAL
Gs1sEumant it; WINS Guig y assnu sad .
~aae'G Fha dusty 0n ssEysa hYHn9a iss ussrs
e6aA Q milliou fraurs a Y,ssrs auEt sirn3srJg
000e Vas paid This is uuW ul,a cssa wiGh
al aseiEbas of Goas,- Ms tianS YsuE rsadsFs
aaay iDaaiDs sha diftinni6g ui,4s nsdpte have
N getting feed.
The Holy Father esassnuea well, aad
daily waIks ia the Garaeo, accompanied
Sy the members Of his Court-
July 81.
TIE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
The distu' Dances ut Piazza Navons, and
"a se@e other parts Of BoDe. appear 70 be
ever, bot doabt very Dseh II this ealn
WI Last. The two pagties-that Of the
SoEefnment and that Of the Republiesns-
are much excited; aud the Municipal cleo
ssoos, which take place on the 25th instsst,
Eiii, L. fear, occasion fresh troables. The
CeeAoites will, no doubt, try TO do what 10
'9eS4Sle; but the verwbelming power Of
de Revelation, the great number Of for
etgoere BOW iDscribed az voters on the role
OF the Municipality, the exclusion Of many
GerDaRo, the absence of the nobility, Who
threateniug attitude Of the mob, makes the
UesOit very doubtful. The good news
papers, such as the Voce della Yerita. the
ksust0, the Lima, have been fined and
stopped several times. Thus the Voce has
s06eeed six times, the Frasfa twenty, and
PTVCScuiDSs AE0 10 % taken
aeeanss them, although their language 10
not at all violent.
MGR. HAssoUN.
we are expecting the arrival of the
0eTsecqtsd Armenian Patriarch, Mgr Has
eouu, who was determined not 90 leave
Constantinepie until he shoud find himself
compelled by force.
THE COMING CoNsIsToRY.
hear reports about another Conaistory
to be hold shortly for the creation Of q few.
UOoFe Bishops. Two Of them viii DO for
Austria bishop Of Spslatro, in Dalmatia),
and SufifagsD for C7lan (Agria}, in Hua.
gary; one for Germany, who will, it ia
said, be either Abbot Hanneberg or the
BiAhOp Of SPeyer (Bavarial; others to
America and the Missions. Cardinal Pan
ebianco refused to accept the Bishopric Of
Fraacati; Cardinal de Lucca accepting it
after urgent instances on the part of his
Holiaess. Mgr. Howard will remain az hiS
sadragan, although the diocese is small,
numbering not more than about 2O, 900
souls. For the present he is taking caro- of
fae vacant See, and was there very well
received. There are also rumOrs of the
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