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enemy, it may not from one day to another be brought to bear upon him in such sort as to cause him intolerable inconvenienoe-I-poseibly to damage his actual position and utterly rain his worldly -prospects.
been accurately described as a man of the utmost simplicity and of the natural tastes. He loved air and light, and THE " GROSSER KURFUEST." could hardly endure to be indoors. At Virollay he dined very frequently The officers and men of the German even in the winter, with his windows navy intend rising a monument at Folkewide open, keeping himself warm at stone to their cesnredes of the Groner these times by wearing a heavy cloak. Karfiest who were drowned in the coland unitedly." CARDINAL MANNING'S TRIBUTE TO He sat at table always for a very brief lision in the Channel. interval. Wonderfully active and sparCARDINAL CULLEN. ing himself no fatigue, the Bishop of The following letter has been re- Orleans was at all times a prodigious THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN ITALY. RE-ASSEMBLING OF THE FRENCH ceived by his Grace the Lord Primate, traveller. In a railway carriage he the most Rev. Dr. M'Gettigan, from was always occupied either in reading The King on Saturday accepted the CHAMBERS. his Eminence the Cardinal -Archbishop or receiving reports relating to his resignation of Count Corti, Minister of The Senate and Chamber of Deputies of Westminister Westminister, Oct. episcopal work. Foreign Affairs ; General Bruzzo, He never allowed Minister of War ; and Signor di re-assembled on Monday after the recess. 27, 1878.-My dear Lord Primate,- himself a moment of idleness. The Duke d'Aubiffret-Pasquier, of Marine. the Your will Grace greatly oblige me if, Early every morning, after reading and Brochetti, Minister President of the Senate, in his opening when the Bishops of Ireland are assem- meditation, be said Mass, and then speech referred in terms of eulogy to the bled on Tuesday next to fulfil their last worked so that at midday, when he members who had departed this life offices of veneration and of affection THE CZAR AND THE NIHILISTS. breakfasted, he had already been ocduring the period of the recess. The around the bier of the great Pastor and cupied six or seven hours. Usually The Russian Miaistei, M. Miljutin, House subsequently adjourned until Prince of the Church whom we have he sat at table with the young priests, has returned to St. Petersburg fr3m Thursday next, when a secretary will lost, you would convey to them this one of whom after the meal read aloud Livadia with strict orders from the be elected. In the Chamber of Deputies expression of my heartfelt syjnpathy. a chapter of the Scriptures, or a portion Czar to spare no pains and to use what- M. Bardoux, Minister of Public Instruc- He has left behind him both in Ireland of the " Imitation." His relaxation was ever means seem proper for the suppres- tion, presented the returns of religious and at the Holy See, a memory which in long, rapid walks, in the course of sion of Nihilism in the empire. congregations authorized in France. will never be forgotten. It is not for us to would carry on animated con. After several notices of motion had been say what the episcopate of the late Car- which he versations, stopping suddenly from time laid on the table the Chamber adjourned dinal -Archbishop of Dublin has done to time to insist upon some point which until Monday next, when it will proceed for Ireland. Looking at it from EngSTRIKE IN BELGIUM. had affected him strongly. He was one to the verification of elections, including land, it seems to me to have been of the grand Catholic Worthies of A strike has broken out amongst t&) that of M. Paul de Cassagnac. marked with a force and a wisdom France, and we look forward eagerly workmen at the Ecoussines quarries, seldom united, and still rarely in more to the publication of his biography. near Mons. A detachment of gendarso high a degree. There are few sees mes had been despatched thither from THE WORLD'S FAIR. in the Catholic Church in which greater Mons, and some troops of the Line and The nationality of the foreigners who prudence and greater constancy are reChasseurs have also received orders to proceed to the scene of the strike. have been to Paris during the World's quired ; and in both he was always ATTEMPTED ASFASSINATION OF KING Fair are curiously traceable through an equal to the difficult and trying emerALPHONSO. official return, which has just been gencies of high office. The public voice King was driving through the of As the England has borne a strong testimony ABATEMENT OF YELLOW FEVER IN published, showing that during the Exhibition altogether 203,157 foreigners to his personal and official character. Calle Mayor yesterday evening, a man As a private friend of many years he is dressed in a blouse, standing in front of THE SOUTHERN STATES. have been admitted into Parisian hotels to me a personal loss, which I sensibly one of the houses, fired a pistol at his With the exception of the latitude of and lodging -houses. Of these, England feel. Let me also ask your Grace to Majesty, who, however, escaped unhurt. New Orleans and Mobile, the districts furnished 58,916 ; Belgium, 28,830; convey to the Bishops of Ireland my The perpetrator of the act was immeGermany, 21,778; being Italy, fever are 14,968 ; the yellow affected by affectionate respects.-Believe me, al- diately seized by the soldiers who were visited by a frost. At New Orleans on the United States, 13,573 ; Switzerways, my dear Lord Primate, your standing by, and conveyed to prison. land, 11,980 ; Spain, 10,004 ; Austria, Saturday there were twenty-five deaths affectionate servant in Jesus Christ, The King continued his way to the Holland, 6,682 ; from the fever and twenty at Memphis. 8,501 ; Russia, 5,725 ; Sweden and Norway, 2,705 ; HENRY EDWARD, Cardinal-Archbishop palace amidst the the enthusiastic acclamations of the crowd. The man Luxembourg, 2,238 ; Poland, 1,952 ; of Westminister. who attempted to assassinate the King Portugal, 1,687 ; SPAIN'S SUCCESS AT THE PARIS EXHI- Denmark, 1,767 ; is named Juan Oliva Moncasi, aged Roumania, ; 1,442 Mexico, 1,409 ; BITION. 23, a cooper by trade, and is native of Algeria, 1,382 ; Brazil, 1,164 ; LEO XIII. AND COMMENDATORE DE According to a telegram sent by Don Turkey, 898 ; Greece, the province of Tarragono. He admits 854 ; French Rossi. that he is a member of the International Francois d'Assisse to Ring Alfonso colonies, 795 ; Canada, 719 ; Egypt, XII., Spain has obtained at the Exhibi- 659 ; India, 386 ; Peru, 186 ; Society, and states that he arrived in Holy Father The has written a Japan, Madrid on the night of the 20th inst. tion 2,490 prizes, of which 20 are large 166 ; Columbia, 156 ; Venezuela, 148 ; Latin letter to the celebrated Christian ones of honor, 175 gold medals, 435 Tunis, 96 ; Persia, 83 ; Chili, 81 ; Archaeologist, the Commendatore Gio- The ball which was fired at the King, silver, 835 bronze, and 938 honorable China, 81 ; Oceania, 69 ; Morocco, 68 ; vanni Battista De Rossi, nominating fortunately hit no one, notwithstanding mentions. state of the street. MonBolivia, 54; Ecuador, 53 ; San him Prefect of the Christian Museum of the crowded Salvador, 45 ; Guatemala, 42 ; Costa the Vatican Library. There is certainly casi was with difficulty -rescued from Rica, 39 ; La Plata, 18.; Uruguay, no man living who merits this honour the hands of some women who wished THE COLLEGE OF CARDINALS. 16 ; Honduras, 13 ; Nicaragua, 11 ; more than De Rossi. To his excellent to kill him. A feeling of general indigand Paraguay, 11 ; 1,674 were of un- qualities as a man he adds the distinc- nation prevails at the dastardly crime. By the death of Cardinal Cullen, the Immediately after the occurrence had known nationality. Between Calais tion of standing highest in his knownumber of members of the Sacred Colbecome known the Ministers and foreign ledge of Christian antiquities. He has Dover and from the 1st of May to the lege has been reduced to 58-viz., 6 representatives proceeded to the Royal been justly the named new Columbus Cardinal-Bishops, 43 Cardinal-Priests, 31st of October there were 186,747 of the Catacombs, a name first given to palace to congratulate the King upon and 9 Cardinal -Deacons. Of these, the passengers, which, allowing for the his illustrious predecessor in his science, his providential escape. A solemn le three senior Cardinal -Priests (Prince double journey, would show 93,000 Antonio Boeio of Malta. The words Deum will be sung to day (Saturday) Schwarzenberg, named January 24, persons, while the above return of in which Leo XIII. begins his letter to return thanks for the safety of his 1842 ; Asquini, promoted January 22, 58,916 English would have evidently are the same used by Benedict XIV. Majesty. Judicial preceedings have 1844 ; and Carafa di Traetto, appointed to be largely .supplemented by visitors on the appointment of the celebrated already been set on foot against the July 22, 1844) are all who remain of who stayed with their friends. Mgr. Giuseppe Sidonio Assemani, the assassin, who has confessed that the the creations of Gregory XVI. The Syro-Maronite, as chief guardian or crime was premeditated. King Alphremaining 55 were raised to the purple custodian of the Vatican Library, when onso had returned to the capital from a by Pius IX. The reigning Pope has REPRESSION OF SOCIALISM IN GERMANY. the latter published his remarkable short visit to the northern provinces. not yet created any Cardinals. Cardinal His Majesty was everywhere received Prince Bismarck's repressive law work, the " Vatican Catalogues." The Cullen was the fifth member of the Museum of Sacred Objects, attached to with the most loyal manifestations. Sacred College who has died since the threatens to prove one of the most forthe Vatican Library, was founded by election of Leo XIII, ; the others were midable experiments ever yet made in a Benedict XIV., who united them in a * Brossais Saint Marc, Amat, Berardi, free and constitutionally governed THE SUNDAY CLOSING BILL. country. Though aimed at the elimi- special hall, which he destined for and Franchi. nation of one particular disturbing ele- Christian sarcophagi and for other reThe Parliamentary supporters of the This ment from German society, and at the mains of Christian antiquity. institution, so greatly desired by the Sunday Closing Bill were on Wednessuppression of certain political doctrines day morning entertained at breakfast its THE OLD RUSSIAN TRAVELLER. assumed to be fraught with menace to learned of that period, was highly the Shelbourne Hotel by the Irish SunThe Old Russian traveller who is the existing institutions of the country, praised ; and the Protestant Hagenbach day Closing,Aaatiation. Among those always on the alert writes upon another it is so elastic and susceptible of various exclainied that he coald not imagine present were Sir Wilfrid Lawson, the anything better arranged. of his telling flyleaves The fate of interpretations that no German subject,' Poor Don, Profesaor Smyth, the the India hangs upon a hair, or rather on a whatever be his rank, through the staRight Hon. James Stansfleld, and Mr. blow. I may add, the fate of England -tien, or political opinions, can be.quite A. Dickson. Letters were read from a THE BISHOP Or ORLEANS. also. To light even for home and certaia _that, through the stupidity or number of gentlemen who were unable country' agree with Mr. Bright ill-will of some police official, or b' the The kiie,,hop of Orleans' daily life was to attgna, Aladitgat them being Lord a terrible thing.' But to let home maligeaat'' agency of some personal pre.eminently characteristic. He has O'Hagani, Mr. C. E. Lewis, and thi
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