The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-10-12

THE VISIT 10 BHRLla


he Minister Of FeroIgn Affairs, and cua!e We
sun,bering in all about fifty persons. IL ~ ria
,eported that the King was personaiy th
somewhat ayerse 70 this On. 81 the
iourney was considered necessary ss . &C. @,
lnonstration in reply TO the fusion, ana lot q!
other reasons as well, to wniSn We Eet., d
length elsewhere. The overDurtnenSS 1t
lar has compelled Signor Minghetti to urge n
his master to take some steps by whicn que o.
disuroportionate size Of tho italian army o.
NAV be reduced In time to avoid hnancaal r
catastrophe. Italy, instead Of being h ;u =
rsnce. and would gladly be q pensioner: " '
will be remembered that the ArcnnH,saox
of Paris, in his recent Pastoral, stated !nss q
the military pIeparations o. Italy NOUN c"nnsry
TO bear. The Italians were furious VITA [
Monsignor Guibers for the statement, DuS
| they have now to make the avowat tncM
selves. Lastly, the seai;omcisl rrIs ,;na
press, which is very wrath g. s sae ~ no.
lite enough to inform the world tnas
the King of Italy 10 coming, 1t 10 n9s
because he was asked, or wanted. ne
was invited, it is true =. ana him sae by v Herr
: Won Keudell, but THAT was because no
. had himself asked Tor the invitation.
t This is the delicate and hospitabie an,
+ nouncement with which the Froesna:sas
Sus tae sSaS and
. Sische Zeituna, and the rest are all equally
: indienant with General La Marmore. ana
y want to know what is to happen II Mins-
d tiers can make this use OF state aIcI NJ.
y ever, already been set, and aftsr the reSe'
y lations of nj. Benedict, d. Jules Favre,
Al the Duo de Gramont, and Prince v. Dis
10 marck himself, it would be anectati ;a; w
Is- express extraordinary snrprise aStne inols-
to erection of General La Marmora.
70 PRUSSIA, ITALY, AND NAPOLEON III.
aS One thing that il clearly established by
elf these revelations IL the completeness VIZ.
ON which the Emperor Napoleon was JAKE,
ng in. General Govone asked Count Bisma,cs.
for whether there was any distE1cs on quo 10
me ne be had for annexation to France, ana o.
.ns receiyin9 a negative reply, backed by IN
ont furtber remark that the French agents WI
all had been through the country had come .;
you s "a t s,' whether nothing could be done o
'on- another principle, that OF natural tro.
my. tiers !" adding that he by NO means nae q,
50 to propose the cession of the LETT Dank, o'
first wished to know whether another lsont =
now line might not be proposed. les, ~
iSii. ni;ed Count Bismarck, ;" there is the Nj
DER selle i: and We might cede the Paiahnat
9 Ia the neigbboring Oldepburg territory, a
!. as bit Of Prussia-the country eet I've II;
o1ld NJ 1;eid tn deeisiye moment, whom 1t "
a 20 a onsstion of winning OF losing all. Ane
utry, would be necessary, In order 70 pfing
Oh, uretensions of France, for If she wanted
Pro- the left bank, with Mayence, Coblenz, q
!; for Cologne, 1t woald be more to oIr inte me.
~ to come to an arrangement WIN AUST
70 ara and give mp the ElIS Dqsnle III; Sna apeed
,iSed, came to the knowldge Of the Emperor
nslx. noieon. without Count bismarck be
,entiy directly bound to him In any way
voksd when the Emperor heard OF the cOnc tha
iurch, | az the treaty on the same evening Una
er's Vas signed, he probably looked forwar
4 profitable interference in the 9uarrei,
tn no eerious resistance on the par
Always prussia to his own deaires: How ms o
hat she ture were received after the oatele Oh
or lord dowa is nova matter OF history.
a,sHp TIE PASTORAL. OF THE ARcHBlsAol
Oh tne PARIS.
Ing Tha Pastoral Letter Of the Archbishe
urioeo. Paris, directing prayers TO be onetes
.s.irs. Che Church under persecution, and spec
streoto. for the Holy See, which has been desp'
As dry of its rights and inGePenoencs NJ =,
IN desv s6e subject Of diplomatic remonstrenc
- italy. 6ut it has Been Aercely attacke
the Left in the Permanent Commune
in shis Versailles. n. Noel Psriais dssl declared
unaa'ion fs,andjy to Francs, and that the antho
larry On At Rome Ind been obliged TO forbid iee
a 1Er. T. AcasLon IN 6Se.y ,..a,,t y,,era uranar
mesa men Whesner inc NOV9 SlNns;o@ - f. TT,
i. tin the express theiE a..,;aS Cartsinlv
John Nc the Duo ue DEOSuto sR.Sor+s ~ had
or for the FOL. WIZ eplscoPsl 49, s h.5 ;ta ',
30 in the Ing to DO. Lne SOYeII "a: az ~oaasag
in mD the diplomats circular, and these
sne only 0ocuMSnU'r r H. noS;nv Was
\, that did ltseh Eesl NE coiIeS 0nes h
sAry work peace, auu 1e sSDsstino from &c.
oSHy land lnOeuttun "a a. T.aee Who Ats
tenants, eoenaeU ~ SsSsSAy .ort ~, q ram fsiai
hey ShOuld 90 pun t%S ~ pSshorsi to which
adrsss him soe AIS01 gH n I5coheXoncanId i3e
win sock ever, Sno GuS Ho ~ ISS,svnieta6 theme
ailasE 'haA and sfter little excitement caused
e pafhie'a ivst and we'll founded esai
49,, 1 thst the Bishops " were not function
@HIAS the subject dropped. ss..7
81 He sol TEE FIVE 1EAhS RA@SADHNNA