New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-18
A MESSAGE FROM THE POPE
SYMPATHY OF CANADIAN BISHOPS WARMLY
ACKNOWLEDGED.
ruvyn xyronrs IN REFERENCE TO THE TEN
roaAI powER OF THE POPE Ar-
pnrcIATED BY LEO XIII.


.x..,..a, March Iz-Cardinal Taschercau has
receiyed the following from the Pope IN reply
- ! Letter sent by the Cardinal and seven Cana
ss.n R.hops indorsing the protests which the Pope
- ,eneatedly made in reference to his temporal
power.
H. . n. pnto You We have received letter filed with
afYeetion and respect for us as well as with zeal
and nastoral solcitude, which in concert with the
,tbsr nrelates OF the Province of Quebec, Montreal
and Ottawa. you have addressed to us. 1t Is ex-
! sremcly proper, in virtue OF the sanctity ana
grandeur OF your Office. TO vindicate the liberty
and the rights of the Apostolic Chair and to de-
rnand an account for the malice oil those men
who only seek to lessen the dignity OF the Sow
e,eign Pontif. to cover the Catholic religion with
scorn and to turn away its servants from their
d,@v hv the fear of penalties. Your letter has
csused us the more pleasure because it displays an
S,n;rable unity Of sentiment, and even Of language
sna exnression with those which we have received
an the same subject from the Bishops oil
eeveraI other countries. This unanimous agree
meat affords us no light consolation. 1t shows
ne thst divine power which unites into one BODY
all the parts of the flock of Lord, nothing be-
ing more secure and more calculated to conquer
the sudacity aud battle the designs of the enemies
NJ tbe Church, who desire. above all things, to
create dissension among the faithful. we nope
also that this divine union displayed among SO
many men of great wisdom and great authority
win be able to influence the minds OF gooo num-
Der of those who have aed to the camp OF tne
enemy. or who adhere TO it by careless
ness or wilful ignorance. And let not men
neglect to hear your advice ana your
demands, TO which we attach very great Impor-
tance, and to that universal zeal, which IS very
pleasing to u.s. which causes you TO pray Ia unison
with your brothers in the Episcopacy that Uod'
the Sovereign Ruler of all things, might render
powerless the thoughts of the unbehev1ng, that ne
might bring their projects 80 naught. ana that ne
might spread abroad among His people the rultS
pf peace. -, &, ,a,isn.s and in
the frm hope that divine aid will never be wanl-
inr 70 the Church. we address to you our deepest
thanks for the devotion that you pear, anu We
cal down upon you tho bountiful gifts Oh deavel
which will make you powerful In the accomplish
ment of al good. In token OF this gratefulness
and as a proof of the value we place in your
regard, we bestow upon yon, our dear son. IN
upon the other Archbishops and Bishops who
are Joined with you in the letter which we have
received, as well as upon the clergy and the
faithful ones confided to yoqEr r0 SaTe T4rr, po..
10 UPHOLD THE CoMPToR DESCoMPTE.
ToKrx MILLIoN FRANCS SUBSCRIBED BY
FRENCH FINANClERs EOH THAT PURPOSE.
Paris, March I7.--At the fnanciers' meeting this
norning NJ. Rouver appealed to the bankers to unite
on both moral and patriotic grounds. BE expressed
the hope that the 100000 francs Of fresh capital
seeessary 10 uphold the Compton dEscompte would
k immediately subscribed. In response 10 this appeal
hs6yndical Chamber Of has agreed to sd
e 1<n<p 1,o0oo9c francs 60 tie comptoir d'Eseonptc:
mo ascessry amounts 900 900 fsanes's now sun
scribed.
AZ meeting of the directors Of the Bank Of france
IL was decided to make additional advance OF
10000 600 francs on condition that similar sum be
subscribed elsewhere in order to avert judicial qu
dation of the Compton d. Escompte's affairs. The
Rothschds subscribed 100000 francs and the Credit
eoncsr 900; and the subscriptions of other houses
brig tho aggregate up to 10000. ooO The remaining
Socg 900 fiancs are certain to be sub@scri@6ed @ bed oo
10000 coo francs, indOrsed by the Comp
.or dEscompts are St saoss & They arc principally
smance has been paid on Compton d'Escompte paper.
Tss bulk Of the deposits I'd drawn a m from the Compton
london, March 1.-The Paris situation dominates
the sa:s 6 as y a GsS
hardened during the week; Bank Banks and discount
was general depression, which is likely to Continue
untn the Paris Bourse settlement az the end Of the
account Paris sdvices report an increasing gloomy
tone anapcially and politically; ,,,., g..
attempt to resusciste the French copper syndicate
but Will cndeayor TO effect harmonious working OF
o
s @ Sss asASS met e
a both and disaster g the copper Industry and to enter or
into fresh mutual relations TO regulate the output and
The price win not be forced up. while the copper VIII
sys ss es % e e. T1 Of s m
their stock In manner that will avoid collapse'
the .s # sre.s : mot mot ssngns ss Of e Of
of the copper syndicate would be disastrous at first
check 70 trade and drug on the market.
THE KIND OF REPUBLIC BoULANGER WANTS.
Paris, March 17.-General BouIanger went to-day to
Bordsaux. crowd. Of 3,0oo persons gathered at
his hotel TO welcome him. In response to vocferous
cheering, the General appeared upon balcony and ex
pressed his thanks for the reception accorded him.
In the evening . banquet given, at which
senator Haquet and several members Of he Chamber
of Deputies were present. n. Naquet referred TO
General Bouiangers intention TO restore religious
pesee to tho country by stopping tho policy Of perse
cuhon Bouiangsr would appeal to the country, and
the Nation voted to maintain the Concordat the
ansstson should bc allowed to rest for forty years
6cncri Bouianger followed with speech Of the
hsusa Kind. He said: Tho Conservatives who
1ol'ow me undortand that the restoration Of the
nonarchy IS hnpcssfble. without Violent upheaval
sne they sdhere TO the republic condition that
ssy rspsdsteS q the "a es 1e q sSsS
inc sSs s sesi ssinsprasy o o. dsmssSsc %os dc's
wss republic, but non-psrIiaSsentaiy republic.
whp1 would 90 the protectfegs OF the weak and lOwy
and be psssionaely preoccuped With the interests oi
the people respecting the liberty Of the individual and
above eli. the liberty Of conscience
THE BALL PLAYERS ENTERTAINED
London March i7.-Mr. HoIlngshead the theatrs-
cal manager, gave supper in the Niagara Exhibition
Building this evening In honor of the visiting AmerI
can baseben teams. The Duke OF Beaufort and other
prominent persons were present
ULBACH. THE NOVELIST, NOT DEAD
Paris, March H.-The report Of the death Of Louis
Usbech, the French novelist, was erroneous
HoNoRING THE ACCESSION OF KING ALEXANDER.
Belgrade, March 17.--An imposing service was
held IN the Cathedral today IN honor OF the accession
Of Rirg Alexander. The Kiag, the ex-King the