The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-12-01
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INLAND s{I

,;m~s committea In ireland last year were y,
,wer than in any previous twelve mon:es .
Ince 1854. There Nas . decrease IN an a
ietaHle offences Of Is per . cen: r E soma Il
lie offences, which exceeded SOO IN zoos, Z;
eli to 81 in 1870, and to Last year. IN =
No same periodic agrarian crimes mum 0elea a.
I.6l7 !. 800, and 366 respectively. tnese :,
,rines NO longer arose ONT .. e, t"na ais. G
outes about rates, questions OF title, anu !,
n forth. Litigation under the Lano Aos
d;d not exceed for all Ireland one case per r
/ 600 holdings, the greater NUMBER "e'"e !
In Ulster. ~
Orange Disturbances:-On November quo
eth there was considerable comm0tion
eno,p cat the Orangemen in several place. ,
in tile North. Orange hags were ho ,'.;"
an Protestaut churches, and belle consiu-
ned pealing for hours together, and sneas
we're reanions Of {" the brethren" more se-
markaole 70, rowcIy,sm T sSs1 a. ~. wss the
anniversary of tho Gunpowner Plot. Dus :.
saeudS quite clear that very many fndeo9
Of the OraBGeneB did not know ana oN
not care, what they were celenIasng.
eAeiaiur took place without any more d,s-
tnrhSnca than Occurred between tho DO
monstratoFs' themselves. -. 9"..
| ,.,rho County wexford Independent CLUB
and Home Rule Association have passea
| resolutian calling npon their Parllamenta-
4 ~ representatives to follow Mf. Dotts
nmpie in Limerick and give an account
Of their stewardship" to their constituents;
| The resolution il q commendable one, and
should be extensively adopted. In Liner
4 ick, for instauce, it would be we'll II As.
Monsell could be got 70 meet nls eon Th.ra
enta even once in public meeting. Inere
are many things which he has to "expiain'"
| Or<7er--ThiS Or
, der has at last, after 300 years absence, re-
, gained a footing in England. A Father OF
Che Order has taken charge of the Mission
of St. Norbert, at Crowle In Linconshire,
), and hopes later to be Joined by o.nes . o.
his brethren 90 as to carry out tue mo naas
- bytery, built by q Lincolnshire gentleman
. we're formally opened on the Feast OF st
Teresa by the Lord Abbot of St Bernardo
. Abbey. Leicester. We are glad that THU
= country which, before the change OF rel
. sion, possessed several Premonstratesiar
~ sbbeys, again rejoices in the possession o
y the white habit of st. Norbert,
l. 49,, ITALY AND FRANCE.
'f The Roman correspondent of the Londol
u Regssser referring to the relations existing
10 between these two countries says:
If That our continual ckerings wit
of France must eventually ripen into serlou
~ The secret hostility of the two nations
nt despite the perfect regularity OF their d.p
de- iomatic relations, and despite the pacin
be spirit aninatipg the actual rulers OF botf
'is lie the favorite theme OF the Roman pres
Q Catholic and Revolutionary. The semi
ne official Libertu deplores the sad truth tn.
th France has the power and the will to unc
mt the /" uni6cation of Italy" and that S5 ,Ot
ed men landed at Civita Veccbia, would p
ed Pho Mono ON His throne again. The oth'
covl~ o,,Sk hmm
oct Famfalla having only one piece of serio'
Az. keep their powder dry" The Roman CO
ar respondent of the Gasetta al pene=,a
re- "in a position to affirm, without fear
ant being contradicted, that there is no livi
|, it politician acquainted with French pub
In opinion but believes that France will Sci
,m- the first opportunity to call Ms to accoun
rhe .. GERMANY.
.. oe Closing of Catholic Schools.-In CON
isn ouence Of the new laws, the Catho
e1 schools of Gardelegen were closed by
i've police not Government schools, taui
by Catholics, but private schools, ests
ljshed twenty years or more ago, and h
lme IN entirely by private individuals.
tea only did the civil authorities close
ces. schools, but they signifed to the Catho
an parents of Catholic children that, edu
TO seu6 their children TO the Protestant scho
dlt. of the place, aud take them to the Pr
au. estant pastor, Herr Kallenbac who
out been appointed inspector Of schools thel
; !, in order that he might inscribe their ma
eirs a ~ achooi The narentss of couI
ong sSSossS to tska anv snch stens, and
uu. shos;t;es occordinglv fned them, and
'lers aS f.,S.har nana7tiss To take eff
zee should they persist in refusing to 81
had III ,a.ants hoWavar resoIved to mt
for ;.b %. ar"3 tvrannv hran oht che case
the fore the courts of law, and at the So
ceo- time the civil authorities cited them to
one pear before the higher courts of app
lIry In both cases, the authorities got tht Wa
.acx e of It, and the parents have been promo
OF ced to have only acted within their lie
s1.- rights.
ting Protestant loteTdnoe w Gery ~
for should nave mentioned Tue IacS ~Ie VIZ
itor are nov about to state, last week; bat W
the ed for farther confirmation of what seer