The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1888-01-02

phant Is the offering Of q Munich firm
The present sent by King Albert Of Sax
ony-a copy Of the Biblia Pauperum-ha'
been altered in transit. The precious
stones which decorated the binding were
taken out and limitations substituted. The
guilty party has not been discovered. A
facsimile In relief Of the chapel annexed
TO the QuirinRl-the chapel where st,
stanislsus Kolshs lived and died and
Leo offered up his frst msss-comes from
the rector OF the Plo.Lstin American Col.
lege in Rome.
The German Emperor sent tiara, ornR-
mented with costly jewels; the Emperor
Of Austria q gold Cros9 and ring; the Queen
Regent Of Spain sends, ss the offering Of
the infant King, q ring set with an enor-
nous sapphire surrounded by brilliauts
the Queen Of England gives splendid
edition Of the Vulgats; the King Of the
Belgians ofers the portraita Of Leopold l.
and Queen Maria Louisa; the Sultan OF
Turkey an emerald ring, and Ex.Empress
Eugenie handsome portrait Of the late
Prince Napoleon, who was q gudson Of
Plus IX., and who lost his lie in Zulu
land; the Empress Of Austria sends O
tiara, and the royal family Of Italy pre-
sents a gold ChRlice, despite the fact that
now mora than ever has the restoration OF
the temporal power been agitated. The
Emperor Of Brszil assisted in the opsn-
ing ceremonies. u. GTevy has presented
q handsome pair Of vases, and President
Oarnot has forwarded a letter Of con-
graduation to the Pontih.
Yesterday was State holiday in Eeua-
dor, Parliament having go ordained. Amer
lea, Ireland, England and Scotland have
sent unuBuslly large gums oil Peters pence
and illustrations Of their principal eccleai.
sstical buildings. Along with these are
sent offerings from the various Catholic
societies. The Catholic Indians Of Amer
lea tender IN address presented for them
by Mr.. MarshRnd, OF the Dominican Par
liamenk A poem ia the Ohoctaw lam
Rusge comes from Rev. Father ZsphyTan,
70. S. F. nov attached 10 the C0mmissary
OF the Holy land In New York. The Poles
have forwarded handsome gold Bnuf-
box, with Buitabls inscription. The
Peruvisns have sent gold medal and
album, and Milan has sent over hundred
boxes OF various articles. A copy OF every
Catholic work issued in England during
tho pRst 6iiy years has also been pre-
sented.
Among tho many odd presentB received
by the Pope ia beautiful poldinlsid cup
which had lain seyeral hundred years in
the Museum Of Pekin, China. To add
to the interest Of the present, 1t comea
from on Italian ez-Deputy, Sig. Fazzari,
who followed Garibsldi during his adven-
turoua campaigns, The donor writes
lstt0r in very respectful language, in which
he says: at will be the most glorious
page in the history Of Italian unity that
shall put on record the reconciliation be-
tween the Q1irinal and the Vatican. The
dRy on which Italy, under the scepEre Of
the House OF Savoy, will be indissolubly
fortified by the pRternal benediction OF
Your Holiness, nhe can at once devote
herself to tho development OF her industry
and commerce. In this way only can our
country be assured Of prosperity, for then
we shall have reached an epoch when In
tsrnal quarrels will have ceased" This
letter has caused sensation in political
circles.
Pere Icard, the venerable Superior Of
the Supitian Society, has presented the
Pope with an address and money offer
ing. The amount is not stated, but 1t
must be large, 60 the Society Of st. Sui
pice 10 immensely wealthy. The congrs-
cation is not numerous, but It makes mp
in quality what it lacks in quantity. ItiwaS
founded 200 years sRo in Paris. Its object
Is to educate priests for secular work. The
mother houHe is in Psrls. II has houses
in Montreal and Baltimore and has recent
ly opened one in Boston. The property
owned by the Montreal house goes far up
in the millions. At ono time II possessed
nearly the whole island OF Montrsls.