The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-13
NEWS By rx1raaArz.

ROME, Nov. 1.-The grand festival of Sar
carlo to-day fell aat, like that of All Saints
LAY Inst tuesday. The splendid ceremonies
Pope celebrated Mass and addressed few
| words to the congregation, assuring them, ut
the conclusion OF his allocution, that the pres
the new year would be signalized by the tri-
umph of the Apostolic cause. Very large
sums of money are reaching the Holy Father
daily; to prevent his acceptance of another
been offered to him by the italian Government
for the civil list. A foreign lady of distinc.
ton, who has jnst arrived at Rome, has brought
2 fortune as an offering to his Holiness.
twenty thousand francs were received from
an English Catholic Committee. Signor Luz
chesi, Fall and two Thousand others havo pre-
sented him with large donation. Another
address, signed by u still larger number of
ladies, accompanied by a princely gift, has
been received. Its tenor is as follows:
Most Blessed Father-Now that your Holt
ness Is Initiating the son of God in his dolorous
passion, allow us TO initiate the pious women
IN presenting ourselves at your feet and offer
ing you what little support we can. With our
Tears, prayers and our slender gifts, let us hope
IN tnae as the Same pious women were the first
10 rejoice at Jesus arisen, SO we may soon be
the hrst to show forth our joy on the day of
your triumph. Let your apostolic benediction
be the pledge of this hope"
Posn has arrived here after an interchange of
correspondence with Bismarck on q mission
concerning the interests of the Papacy. The
arc rcnn,snop comes IN the capacity OF negotia-
lin.
LONDON. Nov. 10-To.day's war dispatches
report important French successes around
Paris. Several Prussian camps were captured.
Garibaldi has been again victorious, having
routed 5000 Prussians The latest news from
the army of the Loire reports three days'
lighting, without decisive results. The French
losses were frightful, but the enemy had been
driven ten miles.
PARIS, Nov. 6.-The news that the armistjce
had been rejected fell like o thunderbolt upon
inc p9puiaoe. l never remember to have wit
messed day of such general gloom since the
of the siege. The feeling of
despair is, fear, still stronger in the army. |
NY impression is that within very short
no government will be able to resist. If the |
real condition of the province is made public !
the impossibility Of further resistance win he.
come even moro apparent.
TOURS, Nov. 10-The Prussans were hastily |
evacuating Orleans yesterday, leaving their
sick and wounded. The Prussians, who had
been strongly entrenched at Calmiers, were
to ArtRenay. The French have moved forward
to Geminy, where they will occupy strong po-
sitions until the entire army of the Loire ad-
vances. The journals of Lille announce that
Gen. Bourbaki. who has not resigned, has or
gained q large force. The French army has
been successful in q series of engagements
near Orleans. The French are pressing to-
WaruB tne Guy. Inc russians have great diff
dculty in obtaining provisions: Keratry,
having organized the Army of the West, is
forming a camp in Brittany for another army
Of one hundred thousand strong. Lyons is
for defence, and Toulouse is sending
forward large numbers of troops, fully armed
and equipped. Order prevails in both cities
and also at Marseilles, whose internal dis
,ensions have Disappeared.
TOURS, Nov. 1l.-Gen. de Paladines, on re-
Orleans, issued the following con-
yratulatory order to the officers and soldiers
IF the army of the Loire: "The action of yes
terday has been glorious one for our army.
Every position of the enemy was vigorously
| have informed the government of your con-
duct and am instructed to return to you their |
thanks for your victory amid the disasters in
which France is plunged. Her eyes are upon1
,ou she counts upon your courage. Let us
ii make every effort in order that this hope
(Signed) DAURKLLIs DE PALADINEs
Commander.
The ministry publish the following from the
of the Army Of the Lore: ave
ave taken Orleans after two days fighting.
'ur killed and wounded number 1000 the
risoners. The prisoners are constantly in
reasing as we closely follow the feeting
nemy. Much material has been captured.
he hottest fight was around COulner. The
Ian of the troops was extraordinary" De
aladines has issued congratulatory ad- =
russians killed and wounded around Orleans ,
ere over 10000. and 1900 prisoners. The
russians are retreating towards Chartres and
tampes. A large number of gus thrown
way by the flying russians have been found.
The work of days do in hours g
No kind Of sewing rights my zeal,