The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-06-13
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MADRID, judo 80 LTns3 DakS Qssf Genoa is a
prominent candidate for the Spanish throne.
The regency bilfSwaA read for the first time
VIENNS, june. = me AS,atrian &C overnment
refuses action kcgarIip8 The nehtINLfty of the
PARIS, June Z. Additi0nal eIARtfons by bal
lot show seven 0fifciaf aud 6laitt Exposition
eandid9tss elettesi A6cat inianight Tonight
martre. The police dispersed them; hurting
and arresting many. Tie same scene, withgthe /
same result, Occurred in front of the Hotel de
Vile. Total arrests, 100. ~ .M
LoNI1oN, June a.--The probable rejection of
the disestablishment Bill creates intense ex-
element. The Standard admitting the peril,
urges the Lords to. fight it out for all they
hold dear, and risk the Consequences. The
Post shows that the rejection of the bill by the
House of Lords will not defeat its ultimate
passage The Star uses threatening language,
saying the House of Lords is not more logical,
desirable or cxcuSable an institution than the
Irish Church that cries will soon be heard for
the downfall of absolute Chambers. The Ne'rs
says the vote in the Lords Will Mt most, post
pone for a few months only the downfall of the
Irish Church. The Telegraph says the country
has spoken Enthusiastically. II forced to speak
again her accents will not he free from indig-
nation. The Times says on the eve of n
crisis comparable only to the reform bill the
outrage vast majority of the people-by CON
| temptuous disregard of their wishes. 1t thinks
the bill Will ultimately succeed
! Outside papers, which circulate more among
the people, talk revolution.
NEW YORK, June S.-A special to the Herald,
! from London, says the Lords will probably be
alarmed into passage of the bill. The mere
| announcement of their inclination and power
to defeat it evidently exeites discussion adj
verse to the continuation of hereditary iegisia-
ton. - ....-..
| CABLE FOREIGN MISCELLANY. - The Arch
bishop of Canterbury counsels the Bishops not
to oppose the disestabiishment bill:
The lack of harmony III the Spanish Ministry
is manifest. An early change is expected.
HAVANA, June 9.-Jordans tilibnsters are
near Trinidad: Tie Governor of Trinidad :,, re-
The NueVitaS Railroad is cut again. Severe
diminishing is reported near Trinidad:
| WASHINGTO%, June 10.-rhc train carrying
Grant northward was thrown from the track
at Annapolis junction by running over Il cow
Two cars were SMASHED and several persons in
jured The Presidential party Is uninJHrG@H. c.
! LONDoN, June IA coal ming III wales
lexploded yesterday. 1t is reported that l2o
persons We're killed.
BELFAST IRELAND, June 1l.--EiuetEcn mem
bers of the Orange Lodge wGre arrested for
disturbances; subsequently Il collision occurreq
between the citizens and pnhHe, - which
several of each were seriously inliired+ -. g l>
LONDON, June 1l.-Fifty-sfN bodies have
been recovered from tue collicry disaster in
Wales.
had posted throughoutthe city Il proclamation
urging all good citizens to aid the authorities
in the execution of the law and the prcservit22
ton of public order and peace Much ag!tat0n
still exists, and large crowds finger IN the
streets.
LONDON, June 1.-THE agitation in Paris
last night continued till aftermdnight. The
troops occupied Montmarfre and vicinity
Cavalry paraded the streets at night. Shortly
after midnight the crowd in one of the streets
of the Montmartre district broke through the
, line of police and stormed the barrlcade, but
were dispersed and pursued in ali directions
by the troops. Many windows were broker
Sl>athAr damages done to property in thai a.
Of mo Ecu vi
/ the crowds in the streets several times. Many
citizens were wounded, but none killed. The
] | mr. 1ica made
midnight Further disturbances are appre
E hended, and extraordinary precautions takeI
by the Government to prevent them,
MADRID June 11.-Montpensier writes to the
= Cortes that, as Spanish citizen and soldier
n he acknowledges and respects the new Con
stitution.