The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-02
NIacEILANEoUs FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

n, 1872 Catholics, l0,oO4 fresoy eo .;onc- til
1868 of other religious denomiin!as.Jhe til
making a total of l63,O24. Catholics tnete- VI
sore form nearly one-fourth OF the army. tt
Monastic and Concentual CommtsS.0h.- Ct
Mr.. Newdegate's bill for appointing 0 ost;c @
missioners to enquire respecting mo "t Ri. =
and convertual institutions IN oi'a,,d he s.
tain proposes that the enquiry shou.S s;no o
made into (a) the numbers, at the pasSthe e s
Of this Act and from time to time sud amS the S
he niunipg of the present century, aeu -
respective situation and character c.reat I
astic and conveptual institutions IN nart
Rritain. whether having, wholly or IN pn,.'
educational objects or not toI .Io finstitu-
ty or income held by or for SUCH i:ai tho
tons. and the conditions on wh,c a ono
same is held and whether t .|s. m or the
purpose for which the same Is heio, are iom ~
contrayention of the principle OF 1t,e .a "
against superstitious uses, OF OF lne I.r;
mortmain, or of the law relating 10 s"u ;tI,
ties; TO- what regulations are ne yUhat cir
cumstances and securities it may DC ues'"
BILE to promote the emigration OF Women
Prison Ministers Billion the report G on
,n,anSments to the Prison Minister'S nH'.
the Duke of Richmond at tirst mose aaas.i.
the average number Of If p., ebapiain should
ta ra9sed from 10 to 20; but on tue LUZ
!, IF Cleveland explaining that TINS Mo ,;nu
exclude Ia more gaols from the opel"', w..
y Of the Act, he consented to saSs' This was
10 ogreed to. and the scale of minimum sa GOO }.
le Us lbs fixed thus: Under 20 prisoners ~
to ,'aSar 100. Gao; under 200, f6O; unoei
rs 800, 9lOO; over 800, flSo.
~ Rc,;oious observation-disclosures ans%t
y to questions from Sir =. OL story Of reli
"e H;ons restrictions to prevent Roman Sn'. ~,
&c 1;cs from holding certain offices nnGea u. -,
10 ~. Crown. The conclusion at when ne a. =.
~ lived was that there was now neAsn sa,t
claration nor Ro% oath G ca s from 6ein
up pither Lord Chancellor of England OF 10,
ay I,;entenant of Ireland, In his OPINION -.
gu. al restrictions against Jews holding G. y,
offices had also been sweep amay Sir
also this opinion had been expresseo' 1l
alsE I NJ ,ophleu animated that it was no ioh s
tua' necessary for him to proceed Win MS
i;r;ons Disabilities Removal b,ii.
:yria Newdegate thereupon announcer ."a % !;
a ar. should object to the measure oe''s
drawn.
11. Prosecution of the Iichborne Clat"to
IT. am.wer to a question from Mr.. onsit
49, tha chancellor Of the ExchequeI eHPla.'
u Tue the reasons which had induced the 1ose
ntar. ment to undertake the prosecutor % r.
X for claimant 70 ..e ,,,at The offences with WI
"hlch I'e Sas charged were of high degree
other, Nc or mI1 ,nrnitnde as, if guilty, he Wo
u same have attempted, by gigantic Ira a,,
ia, for perjury, ~ W.. ,onorahle and Tespe
Ii the lance, ahu hnu fa;r fame, Moreover,
posing BILE iauy y. h 80 not taken the inita
'ne stems in the prosecutions: but the pc
tijuana about to take his trial nae oeen o, ~
md on into cus'1TS concurrence Of the
3nSte having expressed an opinion tdas 'hes
= not believe him on his OATH.
pastor, The ScotcA hd"oaseom '..,,aaSad !,
on the whip of the Conservatives sncces" Sara,
out in tanning another v'c.osy t Gsvt of seven
young on the 9th uit' a n"y NJ cor
deS to . raS that, "havipg regard to
Gamers nrinciple and history of the past eaaca
al legislation and pracaSe o; .so
alta 40 which provided for instraetaon IN the
ed he scr;ntures in the public echools as
'",1e !, ssntiai mart of education, this House
~ Tho ";,;nn = that the law and pr
Wig by Of Scotland in this respect R snHa no,
5000 MaEHensen The Isanes thinks tha
Trn,n 40 Jefaat was owing to bad geeeralsh.p
.ieets in part Of the G Government, whicn enes'
tia forty nv silence to force ou DIVISION Nn
heavens neglected to answer arguments ea'
sky ; the refuted. Certainly no on1 W. that
ns about said o word, aad the tesuS 20, ~
IN the case of Scotland to the reJec
Y chapel principle which it has aaopee t " Is
church is land. The I.saes a,s n e, o. t1,uN,s
cross was don will hno IL uiIS oT;s;on,
preached, struction into the io[n q. pantaI
ssive re- have any caanee OF Oe.S ;s a,
delight Committee but toe S;sscnlt To
eloquent And if the past history "a" .ron,
eight on Scotland is to be takGn aI.to5 "
On whose distinct educationa, ss;as IF Ire
ough the the past history aoo pfaeu'e -
,thers and The Archbishop of WesfmtnSteI
new and House of Lords.-Doripg the de9at
Liquor Bill in the House Of L L.,
Use honor Archbishop of Westminster, "!
arrange nresent, was an object OF much ~
rand mar His Grace stood at the throne en-
I'VE Perez, House, and Immediately outs,
or general bishops bench. The DUKE OF
the whole had long conversation with MN
he thanks the Bishop of London, and "
r. Patrick Risbop of Winchester entered anC
,lic, is Ire his vay to the Episcopal bench,
the Archbishop warmly by the han
70 old faith FRANCE,