, 1875-04-26
TEE PAEhCY.

10 TIRE roPE coNiSo To THE uS1TrD srATrss
Paris Cprr<~toa.itapx Lonie. Telegraph.
Tho correspondent Of tho Deto.s In Hono
writes thus:
The appointment oi m American Cardinal Is IN set
'rs e E, @ TIT m r nas sss esIffaS
nG,nhcF Of ushors fer The un:ted siatsa.. ytse
ErelAte who carrtHt to Mun%.acur atcclu%kc; l:s ts
charged with m,.t Important mission. The linly
Stc las Arnly reenvt 10 sr1E1srt itef to te United
Il Enana % vail hat er .:i:s Fsanee or A'srs conii a
give ns5luln Without In A4Enuz eerthn risk Of
Will Germany. Ii Is doubtful whttles Eslsnd wn7,id
3n1ln.aIp tic otter rlU ulcn luatIc Of tie Island Ut
Aa!ta and Sain is too much disturbed fer tho 1ore
to nk +crtorAly pE refuge cre, at icas: undar cx-
saiu. Siege lay .akcu III. rrecauton c-catn coas!.
erab!e se4ervn fuuu, Which would h " nsats
less III tho States This re.crre does nc. coun. hum
lfala nf Millions en1e oItls ura7el to caIcuAtR,
are peaael 10 dctarc hut nonu.a to 10 wv UQ1
tcl C0o, ,0c0}, and sacrtasee alsnos: duly.
I hnyo often heard this idea broachcd In paris
By nltranontanes, and there Is ovory reason to
bclovo tho Ucba.s' correspondent to be we'll in
formed. II remains ofly TO learn how theet etasea-
men OF A,norica will receive tho notion. Tho
same otyialls reasons which Layo mado England
tacitly withdraw hor pro1crod hospitality will
carry their weight even over tho Atlantic.
oARluA1.p1 on TIE oE!EAS CHURCH STRUGGLE.
III reply TO recent nn.i-Parist manifesto Ut
Karl Hind, Gar:balai wrlses to The latter:
ltpAE, MAtIl ID lNtf.-4l1Y uEAE EuSESta. Dt-
icrc here is rot in a tio world country Iesa Cath
oic thau Italy. Government aid the upper classca
Affect cathoc devotion whfcl, ttey do nor feel As
tie VI the EeQc, t1eJ neither do leiGfo III
Catholicism, aud III tie 1urish churches ouly sees
biyotsl old women. 10 ebsatn from Government aud
IRON he majority Of ,e Ghsmber decree for setns
tic great najarity q s Italian nation sy,apathiaes
With Germany n Its energetic war {a,ftrfe o"ranet3
aganet Jsa',ttisn under al tts for1ns. Eyer youfA
Karl Blind, London. @. aAnlnALpr.
0EnMANT AHD TIE rorE-AN Aa1EntCAS8 QuT-
LOOK.
Dr. J. p. Thompson writos to tho Christian
Ei!fon that, instoaa CT tho German Goysr1I.neut
prosecuting the Catholic Church, In Difference
to That Church 1t recommended people residing
rorofs % nlrday on Mase o. D. natosl 'o ct :S Tue the
real day, which this year fell IN Holy Week;
TINT snocinl services have bonu held aud colltc-
tions for the Popos Jubileo taIton mp in tho
Catholic church behind tho Kings palace. and
held In princeiy palace udioilsinE Dts.naTck'a
house, and has been yieitcd by all tho Royal
family aid encouraged by tho liberal prees-o!l
of which Dr.. IlompRon cites III facoAsstent
b!e. he sass, 70 specify point Of faith or Hor-
shlp, any Religious act Or toticf. il which
Catholics arc nedJled with BY tho Govern
Ment. TO moot tho anomalous state Of
things ia Catholic congregations produced by
haA brought into tue prusaian pHysIamept = bill
erecting each Roman Catholic parish into sop
arate corporation. to bo administered by t,us-
teas elected by tile body of tho congregation.
At tho same time It was proposal to maize Il
larger grant to Catholic priests, In viow Of tue
Increased ccst ot liyiug. Not much persecution
Lero in giving tho l>ooplo control of mouoy fur
ntshetl BY tho State for tue llbotol support Of
their religion. Tho rope'a bull Hott,ng aside
tho ecclesiastical laws Of Prussia, he BAYS, fei!
like a tbnuler.elap, and now, he adds, Tarlir-
mentprOroaes to withhold MI dnpnlics for Tho
Hiahop or priest elsali Rlyo blu psrsoual written
declaration Of allegiance to tho Government Of
Tho country. Public sentiment Ii strongly In
favor Of this measure aud IL Is suro to become
things arc cortalni The Government wilt no: 20
backs tho Catholic latty will nat nut theis hands
into tEeir pockets 10 support tilslosaI clergy;
the laity. having once gained control Of Church
property, will neyer gnrrendec It TO tho Dlshopl.