The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-07-25
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+ OTTAWA, C. W., July 20sr-Thc release of Fa-
Their Mcmahon, confined in the provincial peni- I
Tertiary, has been ordered. se
LONDON, July 2Q,-The Times urges the House |
of Lords to accept the present bin rather than
exchange il for terms inevitably worse for
MADRID, July 2i-Therc is much excitement
throughout Spain. Many arrests have been !
made in yalladolid, Barcelona and Cordoya of !
parties believed to be fomenting insurrection, |
including several Generals and Colonels. Thel
French Government has ordered all conspira-
tors from the frontier. A deep plot for the
been discovered here A sharp fight occurred
at Ciudad Real between the civil authorities
and a band of insurrectionists. Nine insurrecS1
tionists and several of the troops were wound
ed, when the insurrectionists retreated The
leaders escaped. ~ -.
last night the Lord Mayor, of Dublin, in full
l4robes, presented petition at the bar of the
House, praying for persistence in the efforts to
sectife religious equality In Ireland. w. ~ n
IoSpoSs july 2i.@T6e Irish Church bin was
\ returned from the Commons to the Lords to-
day Discussion proceeded Mt great length,
! trolling his vote, Tie I4ords DIVIDED on the
! motion of Earl GRANVILLE to restore tho pre-
amble with the following eresultss For, 95 [;
475. Gfanyiiie iaoEed adjour aiae II, that. he
mi ght consult his colleagues, and ut q late hour
the House adjourned tl's - if1s1ssi ~ nysi'
/ Helena, a few miiesfronl Liverpool, kilis1 80
MADRID, July Is. = Tho report that Don
| Carlos is in the province of Navarro is con-
firmed. The Government is taking great pre-
cautions. .tf.s st.s..SE .
PARIS, July 22. - The Ministerial Council
have presented the Emperor the basis OF the
iSesatts Coasuitum giving effect to the political
reforms proposed in the Emperor's message
4 The-Deputies of tho left have held consulta-
ton. Theirs presented o protest. but 1t was
considered toe monarchial and rejected. jules
Favre advocates silence for the present Others
favored the dissolution of the Chamber. The
1 meeting adjourned without conclusion.
KINGsroN, C.. W., July 22.-Father Mcmahon
is Mt liberty.
LONDON, July 23.-Full attendance in the
House of Lords. Granville opened the debate
stating that the Ministry regarded the vote
rejecting the preamble as "a grave afiair. bnt
was unwilling to prevent consideration OF the
{ amendments, and was anxious to conduct the
discussion in peaceful and conciliatory spirit
Lord Cairns said since adjournment he had q
conference with Granville, and moved to restore
the original date of disestablshment and
: ! compromise on other amendments. Salisbury
Russell and other leading peers accepted thf
: compromise. The Lords restored the orr ginal
3 date, and the other, amendments We're com
New YORK. July %. A Herald Londor
special says the compromise was the result O
e fear ON the part of the Lords. The Tory Lords
. held a large private meeting, and resolved q
: abandon Salisbury. and follow Cairns, whom on
the meeting authorized to make peace with TN
: Ministry. The prompt and popular expression
8 of popular indignation terrified the LORDS, ans
), thus the threatened agitation was postponed
LONDON, July 23y-The Irish Chureh Bill Wa
y mp in the House OF Eomsnona to-day. G .i,o
= the House aEree with tie smendments of tn
Lords without exception or -resesyation
8 Adopted without division. Great clearing,
srIsass sSr Sasass i
70 surrectiun have been exilesi 70 the Ina
1t islands 4 plot TO assassinate thS Minister
a Jpsriec has been discovered,