The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-24
Living Press Dispatches About the Pope and lsais'

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49,. ,,.,ea:: .s.., tn. Pop. and Italy, 4; 4.
It has been suggested by patriotic Journal for
saws the London Tablet, with view TO the al.
formation of o healthy national literature pr
+h,t n nrize should be offered for the best
assav male or female, on Lying by Telegram
considered as one of the Fine Arts" The on
irdoes nv whom the award is to be made Will
have no sinecure The claims OF many Ensi'sn
journals to the proposed recompepse are so 10
evenly balanced, that only nice dlscr'in'n'-
ton can arbitrate between them. IL any ono
should propose, pending the literary to"rh''- 6
ment, to offer supplementary medal to the
Dai1u Ne,cs in recognition of the incontestao'S
superior mendacity of its Roman kilograms
va sbould offer no objection. We are quite
willing to believe, if the enterpcising conduct
or. Of that journal wish us to do So that their
| corresnondent is always invited when any
thing of unusual interest is going on at the
| vo+ican How could he know all about 1t, as
he evidently does unless he were present. 10
hin, WA are indebted for an exact account,
which we could not have obtained from any
} other source, of the private conversations
which lately took place between the cope Anu
Cardinals Cullen aud Bonnechose. bo'h 'ho
Pepe and Cardinals appear to nave iei' 'hs"
without any intervention, they were not hke'y
t to arrive at any satisfactory result. "he'n''
d a chamberlain is dispatched to hasten MS ai'
: ito, q, these occasions, or he has the enfrce
It at all hours we do not know, nor ID 1t import
o ant that wo should. The kilograms OF THIS
= correspondent form the basis OF dispatches
d sent to America, and the contradictions OF MS
le falsehoods only coming three weeks afterwards
10 nv mail are noticed by the secular fes9.
IN As case in point we cite tho statement maoe
d. hy this correspondent, and pnbiisheo through
re ont the world, that Cardinal de Bonnechose
no had informed NJ Theirs not only that the Pope
Oh n,.r,d not leave Rome, but that His Holiness
an intended to open negotiations with King VIC
e tor Emmanuel with o view to an arrangement.
, a Cardinal de- Bennechose has written to the
on Iournn1 des Debats to state that there Is moth
y ;no trne in this note except the intention man
i'm Tasted by the Holy Father to remain in Rome &c
the long as circumstances will permit him TO 90 so
or As to the allegation that tae Pope Is prepared
ore to negotiate with King Victor EMMANUEL 1t L
bly, utterly devoid of foundation. That question
,,al was not even preached in my conversation
with the President of the Republic
.on- The weighty declarations contained IN Ill
,der dsconrse of His Holiness to the Trasteverine
IN and which will be found in our Roman lette
six published elsewhere, would in themselves
was snfficiopt to discredit such rumor Inc III
,rgy tory of this audience is as follows: VINE
ther King Victor Emmanuel recently visited u
l. P. Politeama, the equestrian circus IN u
tes 1, Trastevere, to enjoy an amusement to "hl'
hem he is much addicted, the manager OF that esta
duty lishment prepared an ovation for him on
op- depsrture which was made q good deal OF
I,igh tho italian and English papers. The men W
P. ]. shouted round his carriage were, according
The these journals, representatives of the Tras
dts we're population. This view, however, did
ouch anti the Trasteveriaes themselves, who, to
6oyS number of three Thousand, asked for an au
ita ence of the Holy Father to protest their 10y
high tv and informed tho Italan authorities OF Tn
most intention to go to the Vatican on the day
ment at tho hour fixed, and their expectation u
last thew would be exempted from molestati
tlonal Tho Syndic thereupon inquired the oo]ect
WV their visit to the Vatican, and they repl
about that they were going to pay their respect
t the the Pope and to free themselves from the
Iatter mutation tn at they had taken any part In
NO to nanifestation which had been organized
Gtions the Trastevere, and given forth to the W.
% oa an expression of their political sentine