The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-06-29

worthy OF the pictures and are in them
selves works ofart. Monsignor de Merod
conducted her Imperial Majesty and tn
other Royal personages and suite through
.. Peters on Tuesday afternoon. He
imperial Majesty bowed reverently in pass
ing the Blessed Sacrament, and kissed th'
| foot of the statue of st. Peter. The angus
lady was evidently much struck by all tina
religion has inspired art to producn 'a tint
majestic edifce.
THE ECLIPSE OF THE SIN on MONDAY.
Father Secchi writes to the Osserratoirt
Romano :"The solar eclipse of the Goth OF
May, by reason of its smallness, was Of
very slight Importance as to the theory OF
celestial motions, but was (at least for meg
q great one from particular circumstances.
In fact, wished to verify on this occasion
if certain manner of observation with the
speetroscope proposed by me could show
the presence of the dark star before it was
projected on the sun, profiting by the few
seconds in which, before incising on the
disc, it passes over the solar chromosphere,
that is to say it's envelope of hydrogen.
The method proposed by me would have
spectroscopic method, to show the chro-
mosphere simultaneously with the solar
image, and that with the same exactitude
as in using the ordinary colored glasses.
My experiment has been crowned with
complete success, and the edge of the moon
SooAo oO OUCH ClCNCu bcCOuuS OcloEc MIG
absolutely entered upon the sum-" The
Rev. Father goes on to give few numbers,
regretting that his new method cannot be
understood without diagrams or figures, and
states that he was assisted by Fa-
theirs Ferrari and Rosa, of whose observa-
tons he also gives the result. And these
are the people whom the Italian revolu-
ton is suppressing, and whom the Deputy
Mancini, tho admirer of Bismarck, would
Danish
From the 18th to the 18th May the births
have been lO9, the deaths l56. With re-
gard to the statistics of police the returns
are simply astounding. From the 18th to
the 18th March the total of police opera
tions for Rome and the country Immediate
ly surrounding was 1850! about thou
SAID more than any of the previous weekly
returns of the last three months of these
there were two homicides-both in one
week remember-a suicide and "found
drowned; but in the week ending Goth
May-lSth to 26th-the number amounts
to 1901 and of these 40 fertile or wounds
varying from scratch to mortal stab.
This is the progress of free and united
Italy with liberty, equality, and frater-
nifty,
THE INTERNATIONAL.
Possibly these facts and figures may have
quickeued the motions of the police, acting
on secret information in their raid upon
the international" In the Trastevere
Vicolo di Bologna, and in the Via del Gov
emo vecchio, six persons have been ar
rested, and the correspondence of the Ital-
ian with the Spanish International has been
seized. British workmen who subscribe to
this dark confederation perhaps think it is |
only machine for raising wages much |
as English Freemasons, many of whom
are honorable gentlemen, incapable of any
thing approaching to political conspiracy,
think Freemasonary but a kind of club,
convivial in the main, giving good dinners
and we'll appointed balls to their wives and
daughters, with o strong spice of benevol-
snce in it, especially towards widows and
orphans. They know nothing, absolutely
nothing, either the honest operatives or the
lnsuspecting Freemasons, to what william
,us purposes their money is applied by the j
hiefs and directors of the respective con-
raternities, which however merge in one !
Italian and Spanish International, COM 9
romsing papers as respects individuals
ave been found as to the society in gen c
raj, those who know its real designs and I
ne modes by which it is proposed to OBJ !
lin them are not surprised to find that d
'verai letters end with "Anarchy and So 8
al dissolution for ever !" nor that it is a
retty openly laid down in these documents fl
'at strikes are by all manner of means to be r.
lcouraged. First strikes Ito ruin the cap 81
nsists), and in the end the Commune.
GENERAL NEWS.
The Senate are to discuss, i. c., pass,
Q Religious Corporations Bill on the End c.
lne:-The election of Marshal MacMahon d.
8 thrown great CONSERVATION among the a,
allan revolutionaries. Although the mob =,
d their representatives were overpowered u
force on the memorable 18th May, with n
bod shed on the steps of the Qairinal, and
nzogno, editor of the Capitale, is still in oh
lson, that party hold no truce with Sig so
r LAMA. All that he and his fellow min fa
ers have conceded to the Left in Parlia- a
mt on the one side, and the raid on the to
ternational on the other, neither caiole la
r Brighten them the diatribes against gi
nisters in the columns of the Capitale It
ing as unsparing as ever. Truly those at
10 sow the wind shall reap the whirl- ali
Tablet. Ri
After the manner of certain celebrated 90
torical characters, who, having played ia
sat part on the worlds stage, pass away la