, 1879-03-06

tton, Ass& the knowledge Of how necessary Ia
him Il dance of Diyino grace III tho fulfill !.
inent OF Its missions III this time Of mousnfuf
strife. whc the Church in laboglng under such
troubtous conditions. Benefits OF indulgence
are extended to all those who, either boing In
Rome or Eoiug th!ther, ehall during TINT ttma
layc visited the Churches Of 81. John Latcran,
st. Peter, and Santa Marin Aargtore, praying
there for the prosperity Of tho Church
and Of the. Papacy, for: the. c1tirpatton
for the concord .ot. Christian Princes, far
The pence Of the faitatul, and for the P,pes In.
tcntfons, an! who shall also. have followed tho
ess eesr FGs9y1s y aaaaF a ox bV e rs 5
Of the Church. Persons absent from. Kotne
will obtain the same benefits by twice y!st!ns
thu three churches in tl,cr city or parish. Il
there are only Two churches Ia the parish, they
must be yistted three times, and II only ono
church, SIX times.
Cardinnl Manning, who arrived in Rome some
days aE0. has had frequent interviews with tl1e
t1i further dcvclopncnt and advancement nt
plans, some time since originated by Cardinal
Manning, Tor the greater advancement OF the
interests Of tic Church In tie British islands.
CENSUS or THE FRENCH COLONIES.
PARIS. Feb. 20, 197y.-Tic census rcturns for
December, 1876, OF Algeria anil other French
colonies nlul possessions give total population
of 54o8,00o soula. OF tlIcac, 3, $4,000 fnll. to
Algeria. Tl.e population Of the eivtl territory,
however, amounts only to 1,o52, COO souls, tho
remainder dwelling on tho military territory.
Of tcsu ,A5o, ,ue0 Inhabitants. only IL, 600 wero
French; 04, 600 were born in Algeria, mid 87000
were Itraclltcs md naturalzcd foreigners. Tho
foreigners not natrrallzcd numbered 15S,o00,
mud Tic Mussuitnans 002, 600. Tho number OF
French inhabitants not born in Algeria and
not clakscd rs Jewish or naturalized
iotes"cfa ~ 1nus Ut eaopot1to'a'15 WY 7"1al1'
not az ~ eAcGsu1sS ~ ~ ~; o'oo'' v'en eoH.'
.,sss,s ,,,r ..,t,r.,o .,s,,,,. nt ,nn
..au'' ~ ~. opa 49, r.,a,.
'"a' -. o 40 ..D.,'a. ~. 1.s,s',s ..'...s
-, e,''1 aoa e.'ss-0 1Ia,,a.a - nn. 49,
'o'o' NV = o1n' 49,, 49, e,r... inn r,,".a
ocF.nans, n uooo. "aa 49, s.t H., ,a,,',.
ase w. olhci ~! !e.k"s''' - "ao .S "u '..
a!stg Is not ioolca1co n leka"s ~. o..e.
Ffchch colonles' Ha1"nl4"s uuu ~ popu4us'o"
ol 4ol'oU; ouaae'oupo VI NJ ~. 1'eAA
nutana, .''oo, Nsat.', 1.m ~. ,r,., ~ aon,
!of'ooo' ho'iu.e4..A ". ',.,a. It Na,., a.
aia5otte anu ''o ".p1uuso~'''
anu same S'arlo W ,,,u''.'a's .nasaes0s' ~,
@4,o9' a"u ot' leIso a"a 80 ~ .!':, o'e'
III Reunion thcfo were 4Ao'o'o a,': n.a'ss ~
7oooo 1cmaies' an anotna3 " w ,'iss as'o1fEu H.
eacnS ~ ttto III. E1"n.h no.scssIuns as d.
tSnYn,t,i", from iIc colonies numbers 1859 0W.
Of tt1ese 1900 tail to New Caledonia, A,Qoo to
the Occanan pcnal establishments, aud los oO
tp Cochin CHM. or The latter only l,uou weEo
Europeans The numbers in the case OF NOW
since the PARTON Ut II lnrgc number of the
cony,cts. At the tinic of the ccnsua there were
:iSu0 prisoners. Of whom twenty-five were
women, ,s2SJ who l'ad 1scn st ~ lsoefty' ana
5,!fj0 ,yho hau been simply lanlsl'cd..
TROUBLE IN EofrT.
.,ux,,,rp,, xErI,, tt,.-The following Ia m