The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-25

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thaiR. fssliRqs sseiaat tho sFelixiaaA agaets ~
s1slss vas pis:.d o. 'ft Es Vsiis casiins ~
she people to meet in the Piazza EctcSnn
bssty5 t. sAo1 aheir sympathy With spain r.
ItNesa remarked, however. that the sa~s
people who got up tho procession aud deInk
npnstrstion in honor OF Mazzini soWe
months ago organized the present one IN
honor, not Of regtcide, but Of king. AL;
~ there were . few cries of "Vsso Ama,
deo," which, however, were .sosn drownee
By erica OF Mxorte al prcti," "MofN a.
Gssniti,n "Abbasso q corp0rasioni rts'gtoss,
etc. The Spanish Minister came cut On sne
balcony and addressed few words or
tbanks, upon which the mob again repeat
ed tie came criss, aud retired - they hSa
come. They stopped, however, under tae}
windows of . Spanish Convent in the. wa
Condotti, and saluted the monks VILE
'.Morts a. trati r "49rfe a. Cors,stssD ete.
tempt sny further snnoyanoe to the hve1
Rslixious who live In that honse; bot on one
Of them calling out" al Gssa,n the mob
proceeded down the Corso, and when they
arrived under the Windows. OF the jesuit
Fathers repeated their usuaf cries OF deasn,
and broke out with tho most fearfnf BIAS,
phemiss and insults aesauss religion. From
the Gesu they proceeded to the MsaistEy q
Che Interior and cried out "Death TO Ian!
! za'' "and 70 the, Miaistry!" Al yaEtons
pointa the meb was addressed ny tervenk
orators whose usuai theme cenonSea %
Impressions against priests and Religious.
The last who addressed them was ~ ages,
i tate priest who has become an evangetica1
minister. On his being arrested, however,
by the polTce the denaoustratton came 70 An
end. This 10 only another proof OF tne
actual state Of Rome ard Q, .nS hs sstSor ra
. to feligion. The liberal papers o. coarse
syeak Ia the most glowing terms OF ene
demon stration Of sympathy in favor OF the
Hopse of Savoy, ibnt Of eeurse DO not men
ton how the people expressed tnelS sen''-
menus e. n4h: - - - 10 90 y r.;
-c rg-gqit., cRIME IN ROME, - eyl4 ~;
II rom letters which have lately been re-
eeiyed fro@ Florence, Naples , a thata sy %as
. lately been great emigration towaros
= R"Sne Of all tile roHghs and bad chafaeters
who are every now and: then called upon
r nv some secret agency to fepTeeens rIas
}, Roman people, Their expenses are paia.
2 and they receive franc and half Gay
= So long as they are wanted. Last SundaJ
!, |fnrtv Decple were wounded and taken q
., the Hospital of the ConsolaEiOne. Tue 10
J. cresse az aeeassination and murder, In gu
70 kinedom of Italy 10 fearful, and not . "a!
II passes without . long ns5 o. onsnSes ~ ).
y naiica agent has taken place at Fsenza n
10 brad dwight, and the nurderers' nav
% Eont hean arrested. immortality 10 quite o.
20 a mar with moro serious crimes, aod mouse
TO of the vorst character are npltiplying 10
~. y. fearful extent In Rome. ..f-., 80. a.t:s
~ EPIDEMIC M NORTH ITALY.
90 In the north of Italy where the Poop
have been suerng 60 nooE , ,r0m h re
W ont from the miasma arising from u
he vaters. and In some places great MAN
10 persons have died.
ers ROMAN OFFICIALS AND DON AAADno'
is, An address coneratulating the King {
re the occasion of the escape of his son Am
Wy deo. mss been sent to tho Italian employ
Of to DO signed. Twenty municipal .an 0 70 .,
or. now IL il proposed to dismiss them. The
icn can be little doubt but that they will ha
On 70 snfHer for this exercise Of their freedG
Ia to Sign or not 70 sign.
tho MUNICIPAL ELECTIOMs.
can The Catholics of Rome will record th
the votes at the municipal elections on tne
two August, but there 10 little hope Q: On
'ble success. The Government 1s invieag
NAL Rome all sorts Of people in order to ye'
for people who have never been 70 Rome
hey their lives. For instance, ali the oftiei
rary Of the different Government ohcesS
uR- nance, Commerce., War, Navy, J usso
We who ought to have been Transferred 80
Iish, Rome, bat have neyer left Florence. III
fares and =! other re s1g s.ass "5s
any ~ noasihie means, threats, prorni
poor nm gu' and hands will be used, or, n,
q 10 properly speaking, arc IN actnss =.
ork, What can an honest man 90 ssa sha;s
here oddaq Still the Romans will DO eheir o
n in In some parts Of Italy. the elections :, y
we favorable to the Conservative and Keiig
but am sorry to n say thai ss. II
Guild hastenS Pefhaps Naples will be an e1'
p. I t Ssss'a and give : good example to all
y to ress Of Italy. In Venice no more than aGa
Paul Catholic electors vent to the n uTas' es1
the Venicey i how changed from old times
ward Snatry. com merce, every sort Of public