GERMANY.

Grey River Argus, Volume XV, Issue 1852, 13 July 1874, Page 2

GERMANY.

Prince Bismarck is, fast recovering from, his late : indidpo^itibq/ abd the^qiperol if. <|uite'r6bUsfigiiri. r^ !^ ;^pWemeiKl ing , the law, .on the tn|,inih'g ri anq apfeSin l £ meht of the/Catholic clergy haa^^j^ a second' time, During the discussion Professor Sy j bel, Tj pf : J Bonn, Galled atten. tidn tptthja.'agitafion " carried on by Ultramontane^ianaticß.with»thepbJ6e<H>f deceiving the masses ".» He mentioned that during the f eieciron at Bonn the people" were" persuaded that^nn wTßJatnarck to become Pope,4and|he Pope was to be dragged to Germany bto diaembowelleSi They were also' told that on May 15 all the Catholic churches would be closed and the, Catholics imprisoned.. At the beginning of June the French were to come to ;.feacue/ the^Holy^Catholic Church. Professor Sybel called upon the members pf,^;Genke ; (6aihpli^pai|ty) to counteract these attempts jto make fanatics of the people,-' aiid^he'aSid^f'thejr did not do so they would bs,h.eld responsible for the' conse.quj9ndes.: ! JW$ i! Sjil|Mvlfc(as i pro. Mente'd two oplpssal: guns,

Museum at Nuremberg. The guns were captured from the Germans by the Turks in the fifteenth arid sixteenth centuries, and much historical interest attaches to them. The arrest of Bishop Martin, of Paderborn, is said to be impending before the end of the month. The bishop is reiquiried to pay various fines, amounting in all to LB4OO, before June 1, failing to do which— and it is not likely he will conform to the judgment of the secular court —-he will be imprisoned for debt. The Oermania is enabled to state that Archbishop Ledochovski has received a very friendly and sympathetic letter from the Pope. The absence of such a communication has hitherto given rise to much comment in non-Catholic circles.