, 1877-05-23


Of France. They 0llcsl tho great snfa Ducalc,
many having 10 remain outsulc. viseount DC
namas, President Of the National PttgFisnnHHcs
Of Frame, rral an address. and presented tho
united offerings Of The pilgrims in sl!k purse
richly embroidered with gold. His Holiness,
standing be}orc the thronr, replied In French.
After words Of affection to the pilgrims, be COM
''.Ie Nil non crat ts1nor, shcsc religious mani
Ics,Ations III tic peoples heing mistaken by
them fnr rcacttonary. lie told the pilgrims to-
ryc thanks ts titsi that the dragons had fallen
1Ifs Holy Ark might he saved and light be east
,'1on lhe present dtsotdcretl state Of things.
After the aHliencr, bis Holiness sent the ladies'
81 t1c pilgrimage beautiful bouquets Of flowers
from the Vatican rnn1ene.
rARis, May G-The Pnrc, IN bis Yesterdays
address 10 tic French pilgrims, Is reported By
tho Unirtrs as saying:
Yon arc ystne,sss Of The persseeatton aganst the
j hss been tsid from eertatn Tribune int tns
csnn1cnt has said IL but Il has been said. Lei u.
pray God to revive the rcign Of order. Let us have
confidence.
The rope's ailuston was 10 the following pas
sage Ia n. Jules smon's spcecl, on Thursday:
May b SLOWED 10 say that It is mol correct that
tho lopc is nsisoner: and That The reiterated dec.
sns q @s "as e ss
tns n'Mf e ias f,
t1tely faISe.'l Aud perhaps run win jodge them
.ti 1nofe setersy when 1feaa yop .he te1t q tht
a. snd e psases Il .rety d.y 5y Ss .neasrt
~s s The ~ Ss
population by lccclvtng them.
MORE FRENCH F1L0HtMs.
Tants. May 7.-The Pope yesterday received
4ooo piigrtnt: Those from clermons rms presented
from Amiens with 700o0f.
hlslIor K9NuKKp,
The rebukc addressed ty the Minister OF
Worship to Tho hlshop Of Nevess, In rcplr 10
the letter sent bY the latter to the Marshal, has
tecn published today. II aays:
Your letter contains observations and eonnsclA
on tote;ea rolsJ which yonr position a!d no! e.'i
them, Feritetly rtaol.ed q maintain tho good 70:
saeta ia. n tnus .e"s nes*s
the Holy Father ~ n,nch - those Of France. the
nE1EcrtoN nr rnE ITALIAN SENATE or Tla
CLERICAL ABUSES HlLL~
RoMr. May 1.-THE blu against abuacs COM
ministry vas rejected by tho Senate, at the end
oG this aftcrnou1l's sitting, by vnto Of ln1
nrains. IN. Il',s has taken everybody BY sur
prise ansl created great sensatlon. The COM
ilc consideration Of the bill. The first
nr,clt, 10 which most objection was male.
l'a !'ecn aneudcd bg ssenors cat'orna and Lam
i'SilNHy luz lWU IHel0UEC@ OIL 4H0 LQn}tnt9klOn
i,pst 'ptssci to the law, and carried by lu3
woes against 10. Tho OmHioHs, thr lea,llnE or
i.;lu f t'r Orp0sltion mad far sone tlass ktronE-
~ ;,tvH at.al tho necessity for tho measure, md
IN ,lutttl was felt that tho Senate lad decided
to approve t..
lsoME, May D.-The circular lssretl by ".
1a Jnlcs smnn to tl,o rrefsets, foF9ading tue
caused much dissatisfaction at tic Vatican,
whlrh Sfonsignor Afcglio has been Instructed
BY Cardinal simconi to express, 1t Is probable
tho NunttO will be c1licd to Rome to recciyc
Instructions on tho subject.
D1scoNCERTKp.
Yesterdays vote In tho Italian Senate has
completely disconnected the plans Of tho Vail
ean. In anticipation Of tho hlIi on the abuses
towards tho Italian Government, an.l generally
towards the rest Of the world, had been marked
ont but, directly tho vote i,nl been known.
who Is understood to hare expressed decision
to take no further steps In the matter,
JunlLATroN ov CATHOLIC nnaANa,.
;, IT, cathei!f e papers ers luot,ant At the re-
Ing On tho subject, says:
,gas Th9 GSoa M o ss Italian. b.
egaIn been ehle 10 sec that Catholic ltay 10 not
1ssa tha she e the
ayeu standing outside tho spiete Of action OF ihe
governing machine. our ptutelt IL 1t bottom worth
something.
The OsstFrators Romano says:
Tho Independence Of Tho senate ts tho moro
meItoEious, tnasmuch ~ It IL not hntltun1 hnll
lccause. during The debate on The famous bll tho
Liberal organs Of Ill eofors strore Ia bring pressure
upon tho senators, In order that, Ia accord With
tho Government. They might pEonnunee tho In
IGuitoua and hest!clda sentence nga!ast ministers
0t tho cathollc Church.
The gssersafors further remarks that, II thu
bill had passed., It could only lave operated
within tho limits Of Italy; that It could hot hare
closed the mouths Ut foreign Catholics, but
would. On the contrary, have excited them to
greater zeal and acttytfy.