The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-07-31

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DvAxM, July 16.--Tho syHpeAhy ~ Irelans
10 almost unanimously With France. Larg
meetings were hold in DuSln, Cork and else
in ar; 9; yestsssy q Which stsonl
fs S 0ndsc, Sunday, viz Berlin.-Yssterday
$Sun9eyl body OF Prussians CROSSED the
no .fontier near saarhrnch. They penetrated into
French in considerable force nesr the Town 81
Gersnellir. Sharp slirnishing ensued be-
s.snr ne ssn Siss The Rsas .e.rs
Ne loss ON the Pruaian side. This action has
Demonstrated that the needle Ruu q sunerior
TO the chssssPot Subsequently, company Of
q French custom-honse 1T Schrecklineen. The
officers Of the custom-house made . stout re-
ssstance, and were all killed or captured. One
engagements. The Archbishop Of Paris re-
turned from Rome yesterday, and was received
by tho Emperor and Empress. Upon her re-
the troops at strasbarg and Metz. ''
LONDON, July 25.-Disraeli, in the House of
Commons tonight after questioning tho
Foreign Office in regard to reported treaty,
tne correspondence on the subject. Hc de-
clared England could never have tolerated
such Proposition. Thee1tinction of the King
oom OF belgium would be q calamity to Eu-
rope He hoped the Government would give
all the particulars. Gladstone said he was
sorry the papers were not ready for submission, |
required or explain how the project became |
public. Its purport certainly was astounding, !
and doubtless the powers implicated would ex-
projected 6etween France and Prussia SI mons mns
op0iizes the attention here of the public press
and Parliament. Intense indignation is mani
tested at the duplicity of the powers concern
snlting TO England. Complete ignorance of
the negotiation is professed ut the French EN-
1assy. dispatch FROM Brussels states that
France and Prussia, which was printed in the
London Times this morning, 10 perfectly au-
thentic The Belgian Government knew Of its
Of Lords, Earl Granville, in reply to questions
from Lords stratford and Radcliffe, said he was ]
unable to state where the Times obtained the I
PARIS, July 27.-All the organs represent l
hat the treaty was not seriously proposed by !
france, but rather "a an attempt to test Bis :
,pon the bishops to offer public prayers, to 6
place France, her chief and noble infant, who f
'oes to battle at such u tender age, under the {
of Him who holds in bis hands the 4
ate OF battles and the destinies of the people. ~
1t the time our heroic army is on the fn8fch 81
ct us ask God to bless our armies and to grant Il
bat glorious and durable peace may quickly "
ollow the griefs and sacrigces of the war. The Il
0Minat Official has an article this morning on b
he pretended treaty published in the London Il
fmes, having for its object the acquisition of t.
ition of FRANCE not opposing the Union of the b.
tates of South Germany with the North Ger b
ian Confederation The article says, that, g,
fter the treaty of Prague in 1866, several con- st
,rences were held at Berlin between Count IL
on Bismarck and the French Ambassador, ON u.
ne subject of an alliance. Some of the ideas n.
le French Government never had any knowI- til
ige OF the project described, and far as the OF
ropositions, which were described at the D
me, were mentioned, the Emperor rejected CO
lem. The Journal adla Tf fIoI al
otice of no one that this publication, on the fir
art Of the London Times, is designed to in cd
nsmcs public opinion in England skrmish st
ermans were killed and eighty captured. th
he Journal 06soiel this morning publishes q til
eoree comforting the title of Regent on the n
motions Of that office during the Emperor's se
.sence from the capital. The administration Of
~ BE- guided y III sss roisy and
Eibed in tho book of State, and made known l 70
general orders. The Empress, when at Cher tn
%sg tb reaS the sailors Of the ees en- address
nong You, my thoughts follow you in those As
rs where your valor will be displayed. The vi
nsyy has Su vii
" remember that France is with you and wi
LIE the protection of heaven upon your arms. We
bile you fight on the sea your brethren fight VIC
land Tor she same cause. Go and show with thu
lde the national standard, and when they see do
the enemy will know it enfoids the honor pa
d genius of France" After delivering the VIC
owe the Empress was overcome with emo he
N. pal
BERLIN, July N.-Tbe Correspondence to-day die
ints Q text of the treaty offered by the the
ench Emperor to Bismarck In its comments tai
. Correspondence says that the Emperor waived ma
opposition to German unifcatiOn, provided the
ussia would abet the French acquistion of the
and the reduction of Belgium. the
9 minutes Of the proposed treaty, in Count to
nedettTs autography, are preserved in the his
+ Office at Berlin. Before the war of 1866, die
Tween Prussia and Austria, Napoleon had you
cred to aid Prussia with an army of 300, 600 no,
N with which to attack Austria, equiva- liv.
It for the cession to France Of the territory to
the left bank of the Rhine. sen
LONDON, July 27.-Revolutionary intrigue is Tn,
, in Rome and Italy in view of the probable pro
ench evacuation. Secret deposits of arms in bee
noa have been seized. The Pope is deeply the
scerned by the projects and plots of the the
rty of action. The French prelates who at
re- absent at the final vote are sending in wo
,ir adhesion to the infallibllty dogma. The del
U Mall Gazette says, Now that the designs the
France are known, England must prepare be
war. haG
'ARIs, July 2S.-Prussia complains that Eng the
q furnishes arms and coal to France. The haf
rnat O6ciet contains correspondence from st. hea
'ersburg. Russia has not sympathized with san
,ssia. Prussia wishes to make Prussian GOV
q of the Baltic, and threatens the independ- age
,e of half of Germany. The Gear treats the saw
,nch Ambassador with much consideration. of
Q Emperor desires that the funds usually my
oropriated to his fete be given this year to of
army. The Emperor left st. Cloud by In @
cial train for the army, with the Prince I'm con
ial. The Empress parted with them at the resi-
lway station. She was deeply moved. As
N as the train departed Eugene returned to N
palace. The Spanish Ambassador had an