The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-02-16

obeyed, and am further instructed to in
form your Reverence, that the Redempto-
rists are not allowed to OCCUPY themselves
with the cure Of souls in your parish for
the present and, until further information
you are te forbid them from exercising
Mayor of the Suburbs of Treves..
"To his Reverence--Parish Priest
o."
ELF-GovERNMENT IN PRUSSIA.
The So called Z" National Liberaf' party
in the new German Empire have most sin
gular ideas on the subject of self-govern-
ment and true liberality. The best proof
of this is, the extraordinary way in which
they resent and punish, if they can, the
does not suit " National Liberal" ideas.
For example, the frankfort GaSette writes
that I" at Furth, the late communal and
municipal elections having gone against
the Liberals, these last have thought TT
true to their love for police Intervention
have sent protest against the said cleo
| tons to the Government and made for
eminent ought to interfere!
And in the town Of Amberg Upper Paiat-
| inate) this same " NationaliLi6era party
having been beaten by the Ultramon-
tanes," and obliged to give up the munci-
pal authority to this last party, resolved to
uIbtluSulbu GueuSSENcS, DCAoIo tu& UOW IL
their municipal dignities. by exercising a
small act of revenge. Wherefore, ON De-
cember 31st, the last day of their tenure of
Office, they met in conclave, and proposed
and carried. mem. con-, the suppression by
the police of the "Cathslic Union" of Am
berg, to whose activity the results Of the
municipal elections were mainly attribu-
| ted. .. .,
REALLY PATERNAL GOVERNMENT.
+" 1t is we'll known that the civil author
| tiles have been ordered to throw all posi-
BILE difficulties in the way of the formation
of Catholic Unions" SO says the Liberal
Landshat Gazette g but it is now," it goes
should be ordered, as they have been re-
Gently here, to send into the Central Gov
eminent reports on the political bias and
opinions of the employees in their several
districts; and still more recently, the same
district authorities have received orders
| from the Home Minister, to send in also
reports on the disposition and attitude OF
| the parish priests in each district, towards
the German Empire. And indeed, latterly,
the private correspondence between the
heads of districts and the Government has
| been very active and lengthy" ...r
/ .,, THE JRsUITs IN BAvARIAN TYRoL. '"'
The Jesuit Fathers at Traniu and at Ep-
I pau have been ordered to break up their
establishments in those places, and to give
| mp living in community. These poor ia
theirs, having been hunted firstout of Rome
| and then out of their previous settlement
at the village of st. Paul, had taken two
small houses in Eppau and Tranin, which
| they had fitted up after very rough fash
ion. The seventy Fathers who managed to
crowd into the house at Tranin, had been
obliged to take possession when the houses
were go damp and unfinished that it was
barely habitable, because they had nc
place in which they could lay their heads
The whole population of the Tyrol was in
dignant at the way in which the Fathers
were treated, and gave its indignation to
be understood in very unmistakable man.
| ner when it became known that two of the
Fathers had actually died in consequence
most of the others bad fallen i'll. "But,'
says the Tyrolese paper from which we
take these details, ,,5f the Fathers
prayed and studied uncomplainingly in
that came house, and not only helped the
parish priests in their work, but nourished
families. This was very dangerous to the
State, illiberal, and unconstitutional, and
| the poor Fathers are to be turned out now
Ia the depth of winter, without having any
other place to 60 TO-.
BISHOP OF PADERBoRN's PROTEST AGAINST
NEW ECCLESIASTICAL LAWS.
| The Bishop of Paderborn has addressed
| o very energetic remonstrance to the Min
later, Dr.. Falk, In the shape of formal
protest against the new project Of law, just
introduced into the Prussian Diet, appoint.
ing ecclesiastical supreme councils, and
inaugurating o system Of representation
for the conUuDes in ecclesiastical matters,
We wish our space permitted Of the repro
duction of this document, but it il to the
effect that all ecclesiastical arrangements,
parochial and other, have been, both by