The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-11-27

I.onpos. Nov. OLA special st. Petersburg
dispatch Of the 18th says, the anti-frussisn OF
gans have declared that, nfss shs s Gsrman.
speaking people under Prussian rule, anu IN
order to make itself q great maritime power,
Prussia will also annex Holland. Inese views
have been presented strongly to the Gear, VINO
persists in declaring that King william WIN
always remain his friend and ally: Chancelior
Hatherly has formally notified his colleagues |
he will resign his office should the Government
declare war against Russia. Bright, Lowe
Cardw ell and Childers, it is believed, will 90
tile same. correspondent at Rome? losn,
describes the preparations there making 1or
the reception Of Victor Emmanuel. BY order
of the Pope, every church will be closed during
the Kings presence in the city. The states OF
the Church have been placed under an inter,
| dict. A vindication of his course, by'Marshai
Bazane, is expected to appear this week.
Marshal Burgoyne writes to the Times, on the
subject of the surrender OF Metz, III WHICH he
sustains the action of Bazaine.
LONDON, Nov. A.-Earl Russell writes to
the Times, stating that if the Gar proposes to
set aside the treaty of Paris by force, let us
meet him with force, the sooner the better.
The Post. referring to Gortschakotfs answer to
/ Granville's note, expected to-day, says alPio-
macy is wholly at fault in conjecturlnS It's ma
ture. The Bishops of Prussian Poland have
petitioned King William in favor of the Pope
ST. PETERsBURG, Nov: 24-Gortschakoffs
reply to the British and Austrian Government
is very conciliatory. It explains the pacific
meaning of previous eleclarations, and affirms
that Russia Graves peace generally and In the
EaSG 6SpcClaAyS Uut ~ WOuAO ~
, to maintain peace in the East without COM
, mon understanding, and Russia shr1nks from
, acting separately from the other powers
!, FLORENCE, Nov. A.-The Pope has issued an
encyclical letter and bull. concerning the
3 spoliation of the Church by the Italians. nc
i declares that it is impossible for him to make
Q any surrender of the property belonging not le
:. him but to God, and only placed IN his hand.
:. as trustee, and that if taken from him 1t mus
y be by force. He cannot have anything to az
' with robbers, nor can he accept anything iron
their hands. The bull pronounces ma]o
!, accommodation against those who order
g assist or connive at the robbery. .
1t LONDON, Nov. 25.-Tbe cabinet assemblc'
x at half past two. Granville and Gladstone all
3, sent At three o'clock Gladstone arrived Wit
If the note of Gortschakof 1t was read and
" hot debate ensued. No decision was reached
= At o'clock the cabinet adjourned. DisseI
:, | sions in the cabinet eliminated to-day. Ihi
y morning Earl Granville went to Windsor t
u. inform the Queen of the impossibility OF cal
IL ryinr on the Government with a cabinet SO Il
y reco1cilably divided to the policy to =
es pursued tow ards Russia. His resignation wi
ic upset the ministry, and a dissolution OF the CT
ne bnet can scarcely be prevented.
a. VERSAILLES, Nov. 25-The forts around
~ ria have been silenced for the past three day
~. The weather continues bad for military oper
=: tons.
Is FLORENCE, Nov. 25.-The Pope's encyclica
ch which was recently printed in Geneva, nj
he been posted in prominent places in Rome. III
IT. Journal of Rome, which printed the encyclic:
ia was promptly seized by the Government. III
lie Italian artillery is to be increased at once.