The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-17

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LoxDox, April is.--rn che House Of Com
mons to day, Mr.. Gladstone moved that on
rising, tho House adjourn until the twenty
dfth instant. Mr.. Bruce tho House Secretary,
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licensing system, which he hoped the House
wonld be ready to pass soon after the holidays.
Notice was given Of various motions aud the
Of tho non.conformist ministers hive protested
to Mr.. Gladstone against the sectarian clauses
of the educational bill.
MADRID, April 12.-There were nineteen in
surgents killed. and ten wounded at the Bar
celona barbados, besides these, many were
Of the troops were two killed and two wounded.
1t is officially stated that partisan agitators
and socialists aided the outbreak.
Paris, April I2.-An unarmed man was ar
rested during the review yesterday, for shout
Ing Vengeance against the Emperor"
Several Carlist cRieftains have, succeeded in
entering Spain. Fresh insurrections an
was announced that n. segris had been ap-
pointed Minister of Finance, vice Bouffett,
resigned, and that M. Maurice Richard would
ass1me the port folio Of public instruction,
with the department of Public Works, until q
successor Of NJ, Richard 10 chosen. It is Of
fcially stated that no other ministerial modif-
cations are expected until the plebiscitum is
would ask the chamber tomorrow to adjourn
until after the vote on the plebiscitum, which
will be submitted to the nation between the
first and ninth of May. The international So
ciety of workmen will take charge of the
families of the men who have been sentenced
to imprisonment for taking part in the riots
at La Creuzot. The workmen at La Creuzot
sae eco no signs Of returning to labor; gang
bault to Fortoren. On their arrival they en-
tered foundry and put stop to the work,
but attempted no violence.
VIENNA, April 13.-Count. Patocki has sue
ceeded in forming new cabinet.
MADRID, April 13.-The trial of the Duke de
MOntpensier for the murder of Prince Henri de
Bourbon in o duel was heard before the
Council of War last evening. The Duke was
sentenced to one months exile from the city
Of Madrid and. to pay 5000 indemnity to the
family of Prince Henri.
LONDON, April 13-The following has been
received via Lisbon, from Rio Janeiro: Presi-
dent Lopez, OF Paraguay, is dead. He was sur
rounded, and refusing to surrender, was killed
by Brazilian lancer. The mother, sister and
Lynch, have been captured. The commander
of the Brazilian troops, who put this finishing
stroke to the Paragnayan war, was created by
the Emperor, Viscount Palatos.
RoME, April 14.-Nearly 600 bishops voted
for the COnssitxtio de Eide. There were no
votes cast in opposition.
MADRID, April A.-Riots broke oct at Sc
vile yesterday on account of the attempted
enforcement Of CONSUMPTION. The Diario of
this city charges that the recent revolt in
Arragon was brought about with Cuban
money. The EpOc0 says that many priests re-
fuse to take the oath to the constitution, but
advise the government to avoid all appearance
of persec alton. Severe measures will be taken
against those who have forcibly opposed con-
scription. The sentences of the men now on
trial will be unusually heavy =
LONDON, April Ia. The Churchman has
reason to believe that the ministry will aban-
don the Educational bill. The volunteers are
hocking in great numbers to Brighton for the
annual review. An ARRAY occurred to-day on
the American ship Japan, lying in Waterloo
dock. A seaman named Hawkins was killed.
VIENNA, April 15a-The new ministry have
Issued q manifesto of their policy. They say
they will endeavor to smooth difficulties and
softon asperities, but without departing from
constitutional ways or violating Imperial
rights. The government will identify itself
with the movement for national development
MADRID, April 15.-SenOr Olozaga has been
appointed President of the Conncl of State.
The Barcelona insurgents are receiving nm
usually severe sentences. 1p the Cortes yester-
day General Prim indicated that a certain time
would be allowed during which the clergy
must take an oath of allegiance. The Spanish
clergy persist in their refusal to swear allegi-
ance to the new constitution. Though the
time within which they are required to take
tho oath is short, they have shown DISPOSE
ton to yield. Five men have been executed
at Barcelona for rObberies and assassinations
committed last month.
publishes a dispatch to-day from La Creuzot
announcing that the strike is ended there for
the time being.