The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-22

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asieus tlsatpsns Of the ,Relis tous Qsdsrs |
pea are Ell 81 Tue * s
The Catholic Consoles Of. Maaps han, been
obliged. to warn it's correepondeats to |
register all their letters ID order that they
may, arrive ct their destination. The Ger
mamie states that eut Of twelve letters 70
Rolandseek by tho -Saperioress Of the
franciscan Mans at Capellen, at least nioe
were never delivered, and there 10 O. doaee
about the three others. The .GsrssantG
itself has been seixed for . corTespoDdence
from Rome commenting seversy on some
the minor German royalties. A cores
Pondent Of the Univers does nos give
hattering account Of. the " Old Catholic"
Commu unity at Munieh. FIVE IFStre boys
were all that could be. mustered for the;
Janssnist Archbishop to confirm, and s;s 2,
Munich was believed TO possess, only 16O
remain. The Archbishop of Munich mas
calied upon the Court Chapter Of st. CaJe-
tan, Of which DR.. Won Delipger 10 provose,
to make profession Of its faith IN Ine
s cs.S heIS
tiens is to meet thia year at Breslau, from
the 9th to tho 18th September.
Tho Y1oubles IN Essen.-There has been
an unfortunate collision between the
populace and tho authorities at the town OF
Essen, in Westphalia; celebrated for the
workmen and other Catholics, feeling ag-
grieved at the expulsion Of the Jesuit Fs-
theirs, had resolved to have torchlight
procession Oackelsug) in their honor,
very usual way of expressing respect and
sympathy in Germany: This the autho1i-
ably through dislike of manifestation
which would prove the popularity of the
Jesuits. The result was that the people
rose on the 23d ult., and attacked several
houses, and two battalions of soldiers were
called in. The fight continued on the next
day, and only ceased after several person
had been wounded.
NJ. Theirs is France. So he boasts, and
| it is not an idle boast. He has done deeds,
a. President of the Republic, which would
have set the French in q blaze if ATTEMPTED
by king, OF even by the Emperor. How
is that Because each Of the parties into
which France is divided fear that the as
cendanoy Of the one which 1t most detests
would be the result of another revolution,
and because all parties desire repose while
the Germans remain upon the French soil.
To upset M. Theirs would, they believe,
defeat their various designs, and, not see
ing whom they could put in his place, they
all bear with him even when he ia most in
offensive and dictatoriai. He knows this
and counting upon his acknowledged indis-
pensability, he says and does what bepleas-
90, and Franco sinks her susceptibility and
= submits to the outocrat. He is now-so IT
is said-framing new Constitution fol
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model, with a Senate clothed with power
to control the President aud his Cabinet
and to determine when the National Assem-
bly, should be dissolved, and the country
appealed to by general election. All this
would seem to indicate an impression upor
of Government for France. Is it possible
that he is really the victim Of such an ex
travagant hallucination At Tr0uville hs
is playing the Grand Monarque as gor.
geously as Louis Qaatorze himself evel
did at Versailes-inspeoting men
| reviewing troops. receiving deputations
and addresses, giving audience to Minis
ters of State, foreign Princes aud Ambas
sailors, and receiving Royal salutes. Two
silly young fellows vho imprudently gave
expression to their Imperial predilectioni
in presence of the President, have been, by
decree, ordered to quit France forthwith
1t was an improper thing to do, especially
as they are foreigners, who should respec
the laws, usages, and Government of tn.
country, whether they liked that Govern
meat or not, But it strikes Ms that n
sThiers would have shown more dignity hai
he declined to notice the indiscretion.
/ SWITZERLAND.
.Ronse, the Gensucse, ard the Expelled Re
ligioGs The Charge d'AGaires of tho Hel.
See in Switzerland has presented to tn
Federal Government az Berne q note, pro
testing against the measures which tn
Canton Of Geneva has adopted against tn
4 Religious congregations, a. . formal infrac
L-tion of the right and guarantees stipu
lated in the Brief of 1919, and a forma
violation of the promises made by tn
Council of State when it spontaneously &C
copied the Brief in question. This not
has been referred by the Federal Govern
ment to the Government Of the Canton
and We suppose that some answer will b
attempted-an honest and satisfactory an
swer 1t will be- impossible to give. TIL
Catholics Of Geneva, not content with of
; fering medals to each of the fifteen Brother
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