The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-02
IRISH AFFAIRS IN THE HOUSE OF coN~o'' .
Wa present below the splendid speech Oh

he attempt, Tor IL auopteu So r IIntrocts -
he speaker to bring all military con.ra.vo vo
under the control OF the civil AUTHORITY pn tn
the English system, and UNANIMOUSLY th
cided that the Duo dAudiffret Pas9 lne of III
committee should act as the Conmi1.eIb hos o W. W,
Control NJ. Rouher, who was absent n "I I'll
Sincs asked what measures are to be baseo al
on the report. n question to which al az a.
swer ia to be given in fortnight, an" nn
stated at the same time that, had he n.. nf E.
nresent. he would have voted in support "a ~
the Due d'Audiffret's motion An eA II
fun dictionary, two contractors OF Ll'e anu a
two foreign me rchants are about to pe P'oS !;
ecuted. :,
THE ,Jesuits.-A few petitions for the ex- s
pulsion of the Jesuits from Germany NJ NJ t
ing been sent up to the n nWarsn and the
extreme. Radicals, the CATHOLICS nave e,' o; I
| gun to exert themselves; and whereas .n.a
enemies have got up only thirty. they sa .he
already sent in 3oi petitions IN 'a csme from
s RsyaIya that from Eishstall bearing 1900
SIGNATURES, The Aix-la-Chapelle petiG1on
has sl43, that from Essen 63a3, wh'le M
i damar sends 5000, Munster 43ol. Dussea oams
7 over 1000, and SO on, The OntreIs recGns
the fact that Frederick the Great applied
for these poor Iguatiana," in order tha.
he might Utilize t1em in his States, anu
! frat he wrote to Voltaire that :" his Jesui:s
u had produced some great men, On 1asm;ts
g we're employed as army chaplains or IN 1 .ne
ambulance, four of whom iost thell ~
IN the service. but, as usual, the campaign
II against the Catholic Church opens Win an
attack on them, an attack, .nlnSs o ,mI TOO
CT respondent OF our contemporary '
t. likely to succeed.
l. Cardinal Won Hohenlohe.-The Prussiah,
O. Government having appointed GaI ..as'
ne Won Hohenlohe Ambassador to the at Da
r. Cardinal Antonelli telegraphed to the nei1
to lin Cabinet, stating thaS sne 10 Srch most
ng Anert from the Inconvenience winch wou'.
,rd or;se from an ecclesiastic representing
lso non Catholic power at Rome, the compll
ve. cations which might result 1fonl on,
oer If the Sacred College being at the san,
c. OF Or! .no fore;cn ambassador, are too obviou
b. to need stating.
Mr.. HAIL an,
{ he & Grace and the CdtacoMts.-ln oth'
it'll DAYS the contemplated desecraton VI VI y,
of the seven great Basilicas OF Rome
ant. Sessoran Basilica of Sta. Croce III 1e ss
,".r iamme-the foundation of the Empress :
i ;oJ Helena for the custody of the great re'i
ern. of the Holy Cross, still preserved tne.
tha would have made no little noise in E1rop
rev Now. scarcely word of protest Is hea al
hch Nor is this all that Is 70 oe sinnor Ro
q, ID wants them. This gentleman, former
I'D custodian Of the Borghese picture gaoel
,ari. and recently superintendent of the Eml
ecta- lror's excavations OF the fa!aune, uu -
the day Italian Senator and inspector OF an
s,torv omities, las preferred, request tnat
go fatacombs may be placed under has
SaraS thority. As a means to the end, the !
If the prletofs OF Vne eI. E.Iory ore mar
AZ their nroperty, and some have alre
> "'e made the claim, hoping to realize pr
by the admission of visitors. IL WIN
nuous terrible step towards the devastatiot
in OBJ Chrst;on Rome If these inexbaustiblest
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n in of the charge of their illustrious invest
rdon's Tor De Rossi, and handed over to the
tue dalism of fancy archaeology.
,tland, sfA.s
, Holy A Madrin correspondent OF tue AAeef
an es- aace Beige Gays that a most iehan1a
q is Of has Just been committed at relLo',
ractice Spanish war frgate, an aGc "n'Sn
% con- universal condemnation. 1t Is a cus.e
before the Spapish navy to read every Sund'
.at this the CONCLUSION of the religious service
on the before the assembled crews on war
Favored on deck, the penal maritime c1ue-
nd Thus Sunday ia question this Formally hat
= tn he ! 49,, comoieted according to the usua
Forster tona. when Senior Louis CadarCo, the 8
Parlia- in command 1.-THE commander oeing az =
d itself cried out aloud, "Ged cave sue =
ction Of which excaamaSion was "oU ~ 49,.
ror Eng silence. Sonar Cadarro repeated Inc
Ir. Gor. second and q third time, but oa each
his in sion it met the same cold recepuo9.
1s which ing with rage at THE result, pS o. ,..
by the whole crew to De deciaa'eTr; ~ ae
carried out to the letter. Auo ~
o recede. commenced, and every uhior ~ -s.
actice of whom fell the fatal nun =" loo
md for q out of the ranks and recelNeu .oo
why not This barbaroas sentence was ;eASt
Gland the presence OF ana 10 tue ,S ,h
'r ia the OF tue o,nceis' ~ inin in the
tie on the sailors, nau G T;n,,"
ords, the Goo save 'no iNA-e
tho was ..oo
attention. The plan of the "oFkinSmen y
nd of the ton seems TO have struck the snO"
side the feeling and active response IN tue way
Cleveland lions to the stock has been the result - "
SO had bank for manufacturers and dealers We
When the constitute the base Oh which the hhanS
id was on and without whom 1t won!" iai 10 'Ne -