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

Al3oaiauco to the Italian government 6n0 =.
which lie the suppression Of all the Religious al
Orders, tho oonAseetion Of the clergy, and '
tho eunexasiou Of Romei 1t 10 true that
the Scored Penitentiary, for certain time Il
before The last usurpation OF the Roman C
With the ptoviso solvts Del ct secIssie legi 4
bxs, to DO sxpressed after the oath tn thef T
prssenea of at least two Witnesses; bnt h
afterHsSds, seeiuk the ioarmciency ana d
psphaps the Inconvenience OF this rpFoxiso, a
changed - and to the s..9s, ~ "a .ocsps
tho charge % deputy OF senator It replied
Mos &spedjys. Afser the taking ot home;
the Holy See being. Asked AGAIN NJ se!efa.
BashopG Of the old Piedmonteee provinces
IT II would 10 allowed % enc oepns.es o.
come TO Home, and tske their seats IN the
ParAisment, the auswArsoe the Roman Con
greeatiO0 hava been negative, :. {, IL iAhGs
allowed-and really not only does she ostad
staud in the way, but tse eAerc ;,se - o.
seems Is be very invincibse obstacle: As
I 10 the communal or provfnciaa etscs'ons,
ie. for municipal or provincial onces OF
| councils, t. IL true that, with the eHcePtlon
of the sindaoo, none Of the conncitcts are
obliged TO take an oath an n. t hands d and
ia the executor Of the laws. The municipal
| or nrovinciaf councils have very !ttStc
power, and are only asked for their aGvice |
by the administrators Of the munic'pal aoo
provincial property. There 10, afe aen',
councillor, Who may still do some good.
} And prevent some evil. These are the oniy
?; changes which the Catholic press in Rome
intend to recommend. But It 10 neaf'y
impossible to hope that bait, tue STod i.ss o chan
3 6OOO employees, soldiers, small trsdespeo.
q ME. etc. hsve come here from Piedmont TO
Q ace what is to be done in Rome, and are
J, irseribed on the electoral lists, from when
many thousand Romaps are et ~ ss;.
o indaetrinated. and then the manipulation
of the ballot, Of the urns, and the scrutiny,
q etc. I am afraid that perhapa only one OF
h two doubtful Catholics will be elected, IN
e order that the government may oe aHae r ~
d tholics have been free; but you also see
le thar proportion to the liberals in Rome
~ "a. Although hope to see good result 10
ssss anne other towns and parts Of Italy, con-
m slider it impossible in Rome.
IN - -, THE SACRED COLLEGE.
20 We haxe lost ip one week two Cardinals
AL Cardipsl Ciriho Alameday BFea, ArSnotsn
=: Cardinal CIarelli, Cardinal Bishop 0
I'd Erascai, to whom Mgr. Howard has beef
he amounted cosdjutor, which office will nov
ne very likely come to an end, as tne ne'
ias Cardinal Bishop will probably not seqn,s mr.
o oo. az Cardinals living is, now reduced :
ss. FORTY six and We do not hear OF any tres
rns "rastion. CARDINAL Ciareli died last Sur
but day at Mice, near Naples. He had been
ers for some time, and never seems to have II
-, cnnduct of the Italian authorities, VIII
the shortly after the Doth of September, ga,
ven him Extraordinarily hours notice %
,ns tnvned him out OF the Palace OF the Co
a euta. Three posss are If Frsssn,i q Seer
tors tsry Of Briefs, and Arch Priest OF
fore Petsr's. Monaigpor Howard admiuiste
heir the frst until ! Cardinal is appoint.
,a aSk Cardinal Asquini has been named to 7
sne second, and C&E1ipal Borromeo 70 Z
va third. Mensispor Howard, the .. new AsS
the Frascati for the frst time last Sund.
ome Nothing can exceed the welcome ne !
lges received from the people. not only OF
this tnWn but likewise from the adjoining '
sep lagos is living at nn 10 se Ps
no 10 oe.ohgInS nta;rs manv "reminiscences
9nndi the last of the Stuarts. re-
long - The NEXT CoNCLAvE.
ou&n The italian and PrussiaD newspapers
mary much occupied with the nert conc!aUes
that very near (God be- thanked) as our :
bhing HOLY Father looks stronger and heatt'
Of its than lie ever did. An arrangement So
ut he ooyerpments, and we~ can ipaaiHe y
moth Sort Of arrangement. Tie Prussian 9
s sn1 eminent is very anxious TO zee all the
traiee dinais together at the eieesgn, Ss ~
y had tftat one OF them' very @ .
police might be left out. Goo Will "AkAoS
D was ,,,o~,. ~, rc3ASH6sy,
eceiv- RELIGIOUS CohrohA lioo 80 =
mems CAL FhofEhiA' a
keogh ,rI,a law for the suppression is reanI
iesty's .on1anta If the Roman provinces
o. me Inc aide of Rome will disappear; iheide
o oS s H@ only one exception that will be made
ghable the Casa generGIisio, that n 70, the n
n Was where the Generals OF the Orders re
5 son All the properties, Is we'll as the.
death properties Belonging to the churches s
other Seneaceo win be converted, thas ie,
'usA'd esoatedj everybody knows what at, this ,
E rec H1 mopa.-ofI 1es6, the old Proprietor
@"n az nothing, as the Liquidation must be
Eve q fully executed; and then, Perhaps, h
cation. eeives az, or, in some cases, ten per
a s-nN