The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-04

points wece:-
ae,s BE- "a l. i. Z;
sAae9 rh in sss The ssSsDpss..
fasidsd ma aonsFusa ~ shs Holy Father
3. That DR.. Newman,s advice to Anglicans
wss, If they si.hsd sorz hePRinsss' to stay
A. things Of, this kind sre asserted in High
Anglican paper, and % these assertions pass
for Gospel tFqth .monk Aaglicans, I wrote to
70 show how ustsa ~ S Sssss1sS them to
De, waited until had returned to my Holy
Mother, the Church bef0re T. wrote. Here Is
Dr.. Newman's letter;',s.- --.-
"The Ozatory, July 2, 1872
Dear Sir Il suppose you have kept copy
of the statenents about which you thought It
worth while to interrogate me, % think it is
'nsVFs to asPy sa sse. stated
IS sous iaiss init ~ sc fer sss,
= s. Ss% Saa sssss
than that you should be P1t to the trouble Of
~ eengtasss!ste yo1 % yeur reception, asd
am yonfa FIJI. .sA're. JOHN =. Msxs2AN.D; ~
,ssfsed Doc snsrsr !. i sas sisgFsss a.s sss
Lies DR.. NeHMRp1 sMishseS with reKaRd to per-
sons who make these assertions, and as think
it may save tho Rev. Doctor the trouble Of
1ish this letter.-Yours truly, II. A: M.Fq
July eth, 1872.
.bsVAar a aaasNscarssaah .
Md Idycy aud fks RiaAt.-rha angular
state Of things created by what dc termed
the Bordeaux s0Rpast has received fresh
tflustratton from the AtatenAents 'whieh n.
de Larcy has4just made 20 bis political
fr;an6a Altar tho fs;1rro ~ cha infarvfau
between the deputation from the Right and
the President, NJ. de Larcy Immediately re-
signed his post In tho lMiaissry. He has
now been elected President or, as we
should say, leader Ct the Right, and has
peyre on bis Installation in which he re-
yieNs, his Rosieien sas q member Of ske
Righs and q Minister Whom the proposal
to take ONCE was first made to him Of Boz
deaux, he was astounded as we'll as alarm
ed, and consulted; his, party, who urged
him to accept. Returning to the President,
my past and all the anteceaents. of my
life, 10 It net o. to which M. .Thiers replied,
"Certainly.n He consid ered hirnself there
fore, the TepreseptatfVe and delegate of the
Right in the Ministry Now, he continued,
the Bonapartist element is gradually gain
ing possession ef,tbe conservative party,
and the Radicals have obtained the mas
terry among tl.e Republicans. The result
will be anarchy, followed by a new despot-
ism If, therefore, he took no part in the
deputetionsto-the .Psesident, lit bad his full
syppsssAhai se y l ihs . dissora be-
ees adsas e sssioss = veil q
ginning efsbiseesuteofo 1aee the selfdAfi-
~, which sSeStssd between him jand his
party. N. de- i1,aTcyts conduct has been
strictly honsr sbie and stfAig tfotEard, Bpt
bis poaition Snnst have; been at tunes Nero
than aooomsossabIe.i His soseipding verde
said, ssis. certain. Ther Conservatives ere
alarmed, and the Radieais announcs Their
speedy fGiIm ph.- Even If the fears of she
former are-no more Justified than the hopes
Of tho latter, nothing 10 more important
than to putia stop to this deplorabie con.
fusion" .. .,.......... ..'.., 3,
The Imaginary Conspiracy.-M. Thiers, it
Is ss!d, declared in Cabinet Council four
weeks ago, that he would ask the Assem-
bly, for vote of confidence, and was per
shaded By M. EDpfeure to renounce, orst
least to postpono, tho idea. The Left and
Left Centre have also been urgent in their
advice to him not to make the budget Q
feet, already promised not to. do. The
meeting of tho Right, at which Marshal
MacMahon was present, and which has
been exaggerated into ga MoparchicaI con.
spifacy," surns ont to have been nothing
OF the kind. II. JehnstOn, ut whose house
in Pa1is it. Was held, writes to the EceMe.
MaeHt to contradict the acco0nt Of it pub
lished by that paper In every particular.
It appears, moreover, that Marshal Mac
Mahon's contingent. acceptance of Office is
not considered by him or by n. Theirs -
n declaration of waF. fer. he has just been
present at one of the Presidents receptionss
aud what he. saiA seeRSseally 70 have been
that while he would not do anything which
woRId imply hosthiky1E0 tho Presene Reesi-
dent, he woultlsbea WHITING 90 place hia ser
vices at ,thS ,dtaposalz of the Assembly
sL0nld M.-4Thiefs unfortunately dieisor
SSsi&ui p. sss'. . - s-'.'s' %, =.
4. - 4. -ssussclERAEANY.s.J So -. 81
Tbs -PerSscatiOa.---T4ies Gasetie Of the
German Empire published on the LIST of
July, the law for the exclusion of the So
ciety of Jesus, and. kindred eongrega-
TONS" from the .IuAperial territory. Il is
accompanied by'an ordinance putting the
law iute Sex ecntioR. The dissolNtion of all
branches. cf. the Society, sad, wsRuRPOse,
of the othsE.eoOSregSti0ns alsu,is ordered