The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-04-04
EDrToRIAL AND orHER rEMs.

ed soon for the first time.
Aaa consequences of using bad ink the sie.
natures to the original copy Of the Declaration
of Indepeudence have faded 90 that thay are
scarcely visible. 4
n, the door Of tomb in o cemetery in
France is this pithy inscription: What
.nant had: what kept, have lost whatI
gave away, saved"
The Duke of Norfolk has muniheentiy snh
soribed, for three years, Ell 600 annually, toths
cprrent expenses of the Catholic univenI {
College, Kensington, England.
The T,ondon Ifmss laments that Gladstone
namphlets and articles are poured forth vh h
ro,oh and uneven workmanship and partial E
and false views, doing no credit to tbe Prenis Z
or to literature.
There are three bishops, eighty-two priest \
a;,btv. five churches, one hundred and sixty
Eve chapels, and q Catholic population esf I
.t.a at two hundred thousand in the thn 4
dioceses of Texas.
At the iron works belonging to Biz ). browuf
g. Co., at Sheffield, England, iron nails are nov /
cut by means of q circular, toothiess disc I'll
iron. which is driven at the rate OF from 20Ns
to 5000 revolu tiops per minute
Anstralia contains trees which are ustJy
r;eals of the famous California redwood,
Some specimens of Eucalyptus amygdalsnahE
the forest region of the Upper Yorra wnl
. found to be 400 feet and more in height.
Dore's picture of the Seventh Circle II
Dante's He'll" contains nine hundred hgura
Those in the foreground are the size of life
Thew are grouped in a circle about Dante anl;
-. yirril. who are on q central eminence. 1t VII,
:, be exhibited at the next Paris Salon.
- A retreat for young men, at st Patriefil
!. Church. Montreal, closed last week with MOI
4. gratifying results, twelve hundred young md,
- receiving communion, Father Burke, who hs8
:. labored most earnestly for the young, closing
with beautiful and impressive sermon.
~ According to the newspapers of Bavsl
DIR. Dollinger aud his friend, Count Moy, n
about to leave the Old-Heretic sect. W
would not marvel at seeing them abandon U
despicable men of that sect but to abanda,
that particular schism, and to return to Y
en- unity of the Catholic Church, are two va.
a' different things.
M The murder in Rome of the radical journa]
tie ist, sonzongo, appears to have been traced1
Ike it's true source in the person of Signor Luci''
'he q defeated candidate. There was persol1
ei' quarrel, aud Sonzongo defeated the electoni
re- Luciapi Upon his election depended bis uf
cru riage with a rich lady. Bafied at all pori
10 he hired bravo to kill the journalist.
al, The wild animals in the forests of the
~, lengebrge, in Germany, are put to great strl
for want of food. The snow is not only ID
. but hard frozen, and many of the poor Ga
"e lures almost destroy themselves in their eng
'ei to penetrate through the ice to the grass SAI
Ct" Steps are being taken te supply them
food. Eagles, taking advantage OF the w
a'' ness and exhaustion of the deer, attack
while still alive.
CON The Cardinal Archbishop of Paris has VI
rns ' ten a letter to the Cardinal Archbishol
Cambrai, thanking him for sending u
49,. francs 20 centimes for the national unda
king of the Church of the Sacred Heal
90, Jesue. The tedious formalities connected
,,,.;. the appropriation of the ground for the Id
Ither ueo BIG n"'e 49, ''! -,
" of 1he ao'"at ou's wiz
sfor fine weather.
,,ors According to the AnR"dire EcelesIa''
thar published a short time ago. there are in In
or.d FIVE cardinals, who are all archbishops-
la,,n Matthew of BesanGon, Donnet of Bordt
;, o. De Bonnechose of Rouen, Regnier OIL
ri; brai and Guibert of Paris. There are ~
;fsd arcbbishops, besides the first just named
81 those of Rennes, Toulouse Bournes AyiG
w IN Abb, Algiers, Sens, AK, Chamberzy, Ro'
Auch and Tours. Finally, there are a
roo5v bishops.
ity of "0 oo"' '''' W ~.
o,a cause for the beatification of that vent
= oo, servant of God, the Cure of AIRS, John b
Mary Vianney has jnst received tre''
r,.o,s petus. This piece of news will reJ0l'
- CON whole world. The Congregation OF Ri'a
- published decision ratified by the soSS
,n,ro Pontiff which confirms the Judgment
lrho diocesan tribunal, which recognizes s'
Ill clares observed in the case of the W
nav AIRS those Pontifcial laws which oppose
,hieot cultus rendered to person before Os'
Mi ten"
c,ined Bergamo, the city in which Don'zSA
cnlt;- born and died, has resolved to rem''
o. and bones of the great composer from thels'
ed bv mural place of interment to the Churcn