The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-10
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.


LONDON, April 4.-The rumor that the
proposed constitutional changes are to be
submitted to q vote of the people is gaining
credit here. The Emperor Francis Joseph
mas summoned Count Potocke, to form o
new ministry. ~ ~ d
PARIS, April A, 3IO r. M-It is now toll
erably certain that the solution of the
question for the submission of the new
order OF things to a vote of the people will
DC deferred for time; misunderstanding
this will therefore be avoided. The strike
mt La pot continues; no collision has
as yet ocOGfred between the rioters and the
troops. The radical party are working
| hard to insure the success of Uric De FOn-
vile, who is q candidate for Deputy in the
Corps Legislatif from the city Of Lyons.
LONDON, April 5.-The Queen has signed
the bill for the preservation of the peace in
Ireland.
PARIS, April 6.--Order has been restored
at Barceiona, after considerable loss of life.
There are rumors of disturbances in Cadiz
and Valentia. The Paris School Of Medi- |
cine has been closed until the LIST of May, |
on account of the disturbances created BY |
the students and the insults offered to DR.. |!
Tardieu. The difficulty between the Dep
uty MOntpayroux and the MARQUIS de Tai |
hOuet has been amicably settled.
MADRID, April 6.-Slight disturbances,
growing out OF the enforcement Of the new
conscription law, are reported as having
occurred at Malaga and Salamanca, but,
with the exception of the fighting in Bar
celona and vicinity, no serious resistance
to the law has been made.
LONDON, April 6-The ship Carleton
from Greenock for Quebec, fonndered at
sea; two of her three boats, containing the j.,
crew, havereached the northern coast of
ireland. The third boat has not yet been
heard from.
TORONTO, April 6.-To-day's Globe says:
g The British Minister at Washington has
minated to the Dominion Government =
That the American Executive has received
Tier, from Fort Huron, Michigan, to st. e
Adams, ", which is expected to take i
place on the 18th of April.'' b.
MADRID, April Tho popular oppose Al
ION to CONSUMPTION has not abated. Yos- o.
erday q number of men entered Seville, :.
rom the neighbori1g villages of Comas and Il,
'aDtiponeo, with banners flying, shouting, =,
Viva republican," "Down with conscrip- ~
ion!' They were evidently sent out to :.
est the disposition of the people for gen.
ested by the authorities. Groups Of people -
'rmed around the guard, and for a time it ID
'as thought that efforts would be made to
'scue the prisoners. They were, however,
dyed in Jail, and the crowd, after some !
,me quiet. The troubles in Barcelona IN
ave been renewed with increased violence c
he rioters erected barbados q short dis Pre-
nee from the city. The Captain General ~
Is notified the government that he has ~
1T force enough to carry the barbados.
en-. Prim has sent Gen. Balduch to the
enc of action.
PARIS, April Sit is rumored that the
nperor had a long fainting fit last even /,
g after the review, but rallied after few
urs rest.
LONDON, April s-Advices from Spain
present that country quiet to-day. The 20
IKE de Montpensier at his examination IL
mitted shooting Prince Henry de Bour-
n, and is under arrest at lSB own house.
10 Eransiner, discussing the Irish Land
], remarks that legislative imperialism 81
saks down everywhere, leaves proper Cam Cam
rk undone, blunders sadly over local Sc
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