The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-10-17
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

PARIS, Oct. 137-There several public re-
unions announced at which disturbances are
feared, but the Government Will enforce law
for suppressing meetings calculated to disturb |
the public peace.
IsoNpoN, Oct 13-The Times has an article
on the present condition of affairs in Spain, i'll
which it states that they have little sympathy
and less faith i'll Spanish sRepublicanism-
Lord Derby has been insensible for several
hours.
PARIS Oct. 13.-The Sultan will preside at
the Inauguration of the Suez Canal.
MADRID, Oct. 13.-Prim reviewed tho city
troops to-day. Government oficIps declare
the rebellion snhsiding. The Republicans say
the rebellion'is increasing. Interrupted COM
municatious prevent reliable Information, but
| instruction undoubtedly extends throughout
the country. The Cortes has appointed
committee to inquire into the conduct of the
deputies implicated with the insurgents The
insurreotionists We're defeated with heavy loss
| in Safagossa. Martial law prevails at Malaga
Valencia still holds out, but it Is believed n
I capitnlation is imminent.
| PARIS, Oct. 13.-The Pdtrie denies that the
Government intends to suspend the right OF
reunion, but simply desires to warn the people
against meetings which may degenerate into
PARIs Oct. 1.-THE coal miners strike in
Aubin continues. A large meeting in Arondis-
sement of Belleville was torclbly disoersea'
Iand several hurt.
I : MADRIp, Oct 11-General Pierrad, who was
recently captured and imprisoned at Tarragona,
has escaped. A Republican demonstration is
apprehended at Madrid but the Government
is taking great precautions to prevent IT.
ToR0NTo, Oct 1l.-The volunteers through
ont the country are ordered to hold themselves
i'm readiness for Immediate service The
Government apprehends another Fenian raid
, PARIS Oct 1.-THE Emperor has gone to
Compeigne, hut will return OH the oath inst.
Q DUBIIN, Oct ll-At the late amnesty meet
, ing here an address was adopted declaring
that the refusal to release the Fenian prisoners
e will be regarded an indication that the
British Government. is determined TO rule by
terror and not by conciliation.
. LoNDON, Oct. 11.--Martin, the Fenlan, died
t at Kings College Hospital. One thousand per
e sons attended his funeral. The mourners wore
= green scarfs. Four hundred people met ut
- Nottingley; they favored amnesty to Fenians
J., The speeches delivered We're intlannatory, but
:, the meeting orderly.
d PARIS, Oct. h.-TheTo were several large
n meetings Yesterday. No disturbances occurred
5 CoNsrANTINoPI.E, Oct. 1T Empress
h Eugene arrived to-day and was received will
" imposing ceremonies ....
e PANS, Oct T5,-rhe Ministers have gon
d to Compeigne to attend Council, having beel
II summoned there by the Emperor.
81 LONDON, Oct. l-Buenos Ayres adVlce
/, report Lopez still in Paraguay with 1000 mel
d and 20 pieces of artillery.
r. MADIiID, Oct. 1.-THE Republicans in Va
s. lencia propose terms, but the authorities de
l.. rnand unconditional surrender. The town O
e Beta has rcvolted. number of Republica
10 journals, published in the provinces, haV
% been suppressed. Deputies to the Cortes CON
,e posing the Republican minority are absen
,o- from the Chamber. 1t is ruInorcd that til
l. Government intends to arrest.