New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-01

similar 10 that OF 1850. II two hours before the
police arrived They unable To contro the rioters
until Reinforced by body Of horse and foot soldiers
The commander finding the country roads 10 be hlled
With Mohanneans, stationed soldiers ashot distances
prevent any further outbreak. Twelve Christians were
found badly injured. Six Christians and five No
hammedas arrested but 80 accusation being found
AGAINST tho former they released About the same
time ttls outbreak the English Consul at D4In9scus
attacked 10y turce hobamnedaH IN broad daN lshi
1c Consul Mr. Cieen, ran, pursued 10y II them win
a drawn dagger The spectators rushed into ther shop
and shut the doors Finally the man ceased rom par
su1ig him Tlc asSauunt aftcTward arrested aud
is,nl d over 81 the police The ahlr produreh great
excitement 10 Damascus. crowd OF Mohanmea'hs came
the Consulate congratulate sir. Green uu bis escape
and 10 express thoir horror OF the attempted crime
The General Assembly of the /" Catholic Com
mittaos of France recently met in Paris. These Com
NIT s srlug up all Frame after the war OF
the Commune. TheT object was and Is, the revival OF
Roman Catholic feeling amons the French people lhey
have dheoIed cr efforts chiefly 20 the working classes
Catholic Cubs fJg w0fSn sm3n have b.en founded III lao
proyuos aud lectures have been everywhere deliveries"
The manifestations Of religious feeling during
the past ave years France have also been in great part
the result of the shors OF the Committees such US the
spread of the worslp Of the Sacred Heart,
aud the many large pllTimages to nctcd
shrnes. The Prc~dtut OF tbe General Assembly
was A. Chcsnclong, the Lesitimif whose r'le
Ia Henry V, az FIobsl 0rf bTou st iiIn som thg
ago, into prominence The RESOLUTIONS aiolted 'et'Ii
ae opinions OF i'e Asscmh IN repea, 10 T Shsc sn
t.fll et
forth in ie EDcycich ana the sl"Dus me :"
az. press claimed 10 BE- the tcio OF ihe liidu"
teaching OF The Hob sec in everything that relates to
social he Ia" COMMITTEES hcIf IL lhesrNo :" ,",".
nu ilaruals which did uui follow tAt opviIhi t'"'HnSS
G if of The Gnu On 10 nave control OF tine iy M
sracron Of tI e.'lre r'l%'si'on, A. "d''"S % '''
The Conference of the PTussian Bishops at
Fulli was attended hy Dr. Mclcrs. Archbishop OF Co
Io,e WHO presided: DR.. FGrstcr the Prucc-Bisop of
Brosiau; the Archbishop Of FlciburS; Dr. bcc"Lann'
}ishlp OK Ositbri u jacob, Shop o IIill shcim
Baron ton Kettcor, Bishop OF Mlyenre; Or Eherhard
Bishop OF Trevcs; Dr. Bum, BsA)P OF i4Dn5lrs Dr.
Cr,ooutz, Ds'opot EuuHanI AMI tha V.cusGencral
" Munster. Cologne AMI rIicrh0Tn In the petition
which al the close OF Tie conference, the assembled
bishops al messed the Emperor April > they sail that
thc appealed directly to his Majesty as the protector %
the Christian Ciu-ch slzc lin Pcd.'ia Instead OF al
dressing tbous Ives the Houses OF the Dict, m which
Christian feeling seemed 20 vanish more ana more Thry
rgots tu.t unrnud TOAD clsvdtiJas, appn which
the CUTE grants t. the church made dependent
were lucompit dc with the conscience OF CHRISTIAN
Tie state giants To the bsioIrics were legal obisa-
zion which the Stale had assumed when It had taken pos
the fccu, .ilci church property. lhc "iHcr
grant had likewise legal basis The PETITION
closes with the request that the Emperor viii not
sign the proposed law. The reply Of the
Minister is itcd April As'ou,hn 'at is "v0Ic,scl
f,.lt Inc Bishops Should dccirc thar compliance with
laws. such tuosc wJith hal b-eu "be, 81 IA lofeh
assertion t.at Tie laws referred 10 forbid the pro.
tuu1tnu oi Divine tram deu'ei also i'c s~i'lh "t
have hecn increased since trs nav hocn diminished
Tine Bishops ;.ge reminded iht, the ed winch l"et re-
brought before the Det without his approval Jhc
answer conc Idce rs tolIoyA: iJh r.l.ird 10 the
roiioon Uduug The law Whch wlthdra"s the state
grams s"dI'c oi Uuel odh"Dt oiui,iioh ana p'dSr7iN
umns confusion L-9s "'nnue u, j. en- u ~ b.si', ~,
Vatican resolutions, saw that -ucn conditions would