The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-26

sdsinistrasive justioe = that after tue .
ses1sst e sas hsysss o. , Mssssi !. osass
that his (M. Dc Goalsrd'sl Predecessef IN z
ofYice. n. Loftsnc, had before his reeiSna, .
ton decided ON the mayors dasmissais - =
that election BY nniverssi ls9n!age 0aa 1 .ys
ia veil tSat they ,ahould be reminded o. Z
their responsibiiitys and Of the severe ac-
count vhich the administrat ton VA! require
of them. The Mayor OF Nsntes, ne
cluded, /" has net done has CAY : law
had to do mine" NJ dc GooIasa ias end
IDENTIFY made very good impression, ANU
the semi official papers take care 70 ciaan
for the President share in his Popuiariys
telling the world that 81. Theirs 10 on .ue
most excellent terms with him anu WIN
M. Dufaure, and that he has been to oreaA-
fast with the latter.
SN.,, Enenv of the German Empire
The fonowinp instructions have been sent
to all district school inspectors In the pro
vince of Disseldorf =" We learn from the |
pastoral letter Of his Grace the ArcheishoP
| of Cologne Of the S2d September, !ast, 40
also from that OF his iotasniP . INC. snen;oi
deyotions in honor of the Divine Heart OF
.Jesus. are to be held in the afternoon and,
if required, in the morning ALSO! SI ese.s
Friday from the Feast of All Saints 70 tue
Of lent int subieet of the school,
holidays, published on the 5th Novenoer,'
| 1866. We hereby beg all local and district
inspectors of schools, also all schooimasteIs
and mistresses to observe, that tile snort
enine or in any way altering the hours OF
study. or the emitting of any part of the
same, in order to attend the said devotions
is altogether out Of the question and not TO
be allowed, andthe inspectors, teachers ana
head masters and mistresses, are requestea
"a ~afI
to be attentive to this notincaIiou! 49, -
! is to be forwarded to all principals OF
schools, or teachers in the same, at once,
and to be consigned in the Registers OF In :
.. spectiop, Central Government, DIVISION =,
Of Home ATairs.-Signed, VoN JUNcKLEs:"
1t is q bad day for the new empire wnen =.
Z subjects who wish to honor our Lords Ss,
: cred Heart, as dangerous enemies. ana
: Christnas-time is an awkward moment 1or
: such conduct, suggesting forcio!y that Tue
. Divine Infant hardly fares better az Ins 9
y hands of William of Germany than he did
. under the rule of Herod Of Judea'
{ address to the Jesuits From the Prorince
y of Hoben -ollern. The commune of InZlg-
e kofen, in the province of Hohenzoilern
=. and MANY others whose names 1t would
Q take too long to enumerate, have sent al
"a dresses to the Jesuit Fathers, VINO nave
q so long been established In the province
is and are so beloved" expressing the pro
20 ivur Of the Fathers. 1t can hardly
d be a fatteriug or pleasant refectlon ior TN
d Emperor William, that he is the nrse OF sn'
10 hereditary rulers Of Hohenzollern VINO ma
le contrived to ALLEVIATE tue neares VI p G..G
0, the most loyal people that ever exissea
ne one whose ancient tie to the royal hons
O. had mot been one whit slsckened ny Va
I'd proclamation of the empire, or by the com
be psrssive obscurity to which the lnssre
g. the nevly-acuu ired king doms aud provinee
che old Hnhau ZOLleFu tGTrltOs
It. the Grade Of the royal house.
ar 4 ,Jesuit Father Sentenced to Three Day
rrest-Father Meschemoser, 8: j., wa
ter condemned few days ago to three day
1is arrest, by the police authorities, nor II
81 Engagement of the GOVERNMENTAL oraer w.,
10. inSuestion +" had stayed once ut Herr pu
rec tets. and trice at the Catholic Hospital
ese Ratisbon.n The ticket-of-leave mea
,us England are not SO sharply looked ate
to but then, to be sure, they are only oorsia
It or murderers, or forgers-ous nov oes"isS'
es- Address Of the "Catholc Popular mo no,
an of Lo,cer Austria to the Bishop OF Err
the iand.-The whole population OF Low
an Austria has signed this address, which
ion an extremely good one, without any u
the necessary phrase making, very plain al
oes straightforward, and imposing' from
he's fact of the large number of signature
In. Amongst other sentences ls one VIM
ost might form a profitable text for the Empt
ek. or Franz Josephs meditation--if he ev
tar, does mediate :-'all true and loyal. 80
or of the Catholic Church see that life a
ent death struggle is beginning, and one wbi
ub- concerns their most sacred interest
ngs and this strueglo must and will be CARR
pom on 70 a decisive concl uson one way or 9
mt other. The Catholic population is perfe
am 20 oware of this and it has rallied, a
the dos rallv every day more closely, q
This n,ora heartily. round it's natural leade
the the Rishops. and round it's chief commar
nni- A. ever victorious in the end-the her
lese oid man. Plus TX. ." May the {
.eby soon come-as come it will-when outrat
cart rioht will be indicated, and your lordsl
.rn- viii receive ample satisfaction for the p
one on, sent injustice and wrong done to You"
lock Sisters of Charity Expelled from Bis
Af' pitt in siiesiG.-Three Sisters Of 5; vlnc
Of Pauls Order, who kept the schools
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