The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-29

pirit with the devout Neapolitans in the,r
tonnage to holy Bishop who shed his blood
Ior Christ in the year 305-a small portion OF
which, preserved by the power Of God, still =
testines, through fifteen hundred years, to the n
truths of the doctrines he preached and to the
upobap q ableness of that Church which suf- I
eers persecution to-day, even as it did when o
Diocletian put to death the saintly Bishop OF I
We specially recommend the book .
to those .oAo tctsh to 5eliere; for an assurance
the truth brings with it deep peace ana i
holy Joy, and we feel that He who received the I
testimony Of the martyred Japuarius IS also
tho God of this nineteenth century, and that
the fifteen hundred years which intervene be-
tween his triumph and our trials, are but a.
moment In sight and comprehension OF aoo'
We are glad to note that the Publishers nave
been thoughtful enough to get out ono EDITION
of this instructive book In yery cheap form'
thus plaeing 1t within the reach Of every one
The European ,Infdel journals seem to be I
Jealous of the reputation acquired by some OF
! our American papers, in late years, for men
dacity, and are now engaged, with fine pros
pects of success, in AN attempt to outstrip
their youthful rivals. The Leipzig 1ageotaH
has tho audaeity, in its issue of the 18th ult''
/ TO publish long and dastardly attack on Mon
sei gneur Howard, whose fidelity and devotion
! have been SO justly recognized by the Hoiy
See. and who is spoken of as the future Nuncio
to st. Petersburg. The IGgebIan says that
he is the son of q Jewess named Austeriez;
: that having to leave his native place, Prague,
on account of some rascality, he went to Eng
land, in 1853, and, assuming to be Hungarian
, Count, succeeded in winning the affections OF
an English girl, whom he induced to elope
with him.. species of marriage ceremony
was performed, and the pair went to Austria,
where he was known as Lord Howard. In the
meantime the police agents of several coun'
tries were on his track for his many villainies
and be was finally captured and sentenced to
two years hard labor in Prague The 1agebtaH
concludes as follows:
In spite of such bitter receptions, she CHS
wife) loved him still, and urged him to be united
t lawfully toner when he regained his freedom.
, This happened after Austerlitz became q Chris
tan. But his marriage was not happy nlseo ai
his row-stricken mother, and disappeared one
. day from Prague, to enter Jesuit seminary.
There he resumed the title of Lord Howard,
q I Isr Of Jesuitism. Later, he became through
- his handsome appearance, a favorite comics.
. sor, and, in this capacity, was received INC
8, the disappearance of this Catholic star he
', Went to Rome, aud we find him to-day among
% those whom his Holiness, Pope Pius La, pro
60 His present title is, Monsignore E. Howard
-. Archbishop of Neocesara, IL partibus, Ind 20
u adiutor Of the Cardinal Bishop of Frascati
he Certainly 6ne title for one formerly Jew WI,
a. Prague, whose wife Is goVsfaeSs III ID "eii
49, known house in Vienna.
~ The London Tablet, which publishes a full
+ranslation of the atrocious tale, thus comment
upon it:
l., For the benefit Of such Germans as may hav
"a l,een taken in by the Idgebtatt, we may sa
o tbat Archbishop Howard is o member OF tn
first family in the English peerageItne Nous %n
OF of Norfolk. He was educated at oscots 20
dv seer in the Second Liz Guards, and then will
~ drawing from the world, entered the Academ
ity in Rome in 1853, whore for several years
ss, led the life of student. After bis ordInatie
~ al priest he became remarkable for his re
Va and charity towards the soldiers, the poor, al
nd the young men in Rome,.by whom he "
of much beloved and esteemed, and ne regular r
om. attended the sick in the hospitals. fe
years ago he was sent q mission to Ind
rde He afterwards visited the East for the purpo
ght of acduainting himself with the wants OF t
languages Since that time he has not ceas
ne to make q profound study of these iangn i9
erly and there is now, perhaps, no prelate IN 10
nea- moro thoroughly informed on All Eastern
tholic matters than Archbishop Howard. w
'un- then has the Tageblats attempted to dana
Iage the fair name and spotless character OF
va a distinguished prelate7 Probably because
IN ~ is reported, as will be seen from our russ
" "a correspondence, that he IS to ne semi as nun
age to st. Petersburg.
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lion, A. w. SKARpoN e. Co-OLIvER ARBo.-1
nder already widely extended business Of the popular gro
Vi in Of the Fourth District, ,Messrs A W. skardon
,d bids fair to great accession from the upper
tions of the city by their recent acquisition OF inc
heno vices of MI oliver Arbo. Mr. ArbOs seauafnfan'
to- I'M