The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-10-23

AVUH1s Oct 4Fs--xno Archbaeh0p az Tou1B
denies tho ptatemont that he went 70 meet
Gartbaldi ON his arrival; says he considers
0asibsldi an adversary Of the Church Of Rome,
and refused 70 meet him Officially.
the Pope, issued by the Catholics Of the various
nations assembled here, has been published.
:, FL0RENcE. Oct 9.-COmplaints Are made
that foreign Governments are tardy in direct
ing thotr ambassadors to recognize tho new
order of things st Rome. Msx1ini is hero, He
coca to Rome.
Touss, Oct 70. oTcial.-The Prussians cop
force of National Guards and 900 frsno--tireurs
disputed every inch of ground. The Prussian
force was 5000 strong. Nothing official has
been received from the largo armies confront
ing each other near Orleans. It is, however,
understood that the French are slowly falling
back, while the Prussians seem to be with
drawing towards Orleans Tours is filled with
other points band Of xso vaio o%
teers have just reached here. Peace nepotia-
tiOns by Favre and Burnside were reiected, It
is stated that the terms we're .sO,OOO. 600 as
neutral ten year. and then to decide their flu
ture by plebiscitum-the Prussians to enter
Paris and sign the treaty.
earthquake This morning have been received
from various points. At Brunswick. Maine, it
tore down chimneys. The oscillation was from
the northeast to the southwest. At st. Catha.
rines, in Canada, windows were broken. At
Saratoga some buildings were much damaged
tho shook was preceded by . rumbling sound
At Troy, New York, five hundred school chill
dren were panic stricken by the shook. Dis
patches have been received from all points
throughont the North, giving accounts Of the
earthquake shock which was felt this morning.
Boston building sensibly vibrated. There
in the upper stories. block of granite in the
building corner of State and Merchants Row
was cracked, and another block was forced
outward three or four inches. The shock lasted
ha fn~u Ia IA
Montreal, Canada, and at Sackville and Ban
gor, Maine. At Burlington, Maine, it stopped
clocks and destroyed Crockery.
LONDON, Oct. 20-!t is reported that the
Pope in Difference to the advice of oil Powers
will remain at Rome.
ITHACA, Oct. 2O.-At eleven o'clock this morn
ing there was q remarkable shock of an earth
quake, lasting fifteen seconds. People fied
from their houses.
ALBANY, Oct. 2O.-The earthquake shock
here lasted one minute. The walls of several
buildings had q marked vibration. A rumblipy
noise was heard during the shock.
CoPERsTowN, Oct 2O.-At Ii A. NJ. q shock of
earthquake was felt here. 1t lasted very
short time.
PH1LADELpn1A, Oct. Colt has been raining
hard here nearly all day. At the time tho
earthquake was passing through the eastern
States remarkably dense black cloud rested
over this city, and at Ills the rain fell in tor
rents.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct 2O.-Primary ballots
in the District Con vention indicate that
Thomas A. Jenckes will lose the nomination
for Congress.
PouGHKEEPsIE, Oct. 2O.-The earthquake OF
Roundout this morning shook the houses to
their foundation and sent the people s.agger-
ing about their rooms.
PORTLAND, Oct. 2O.-About three hundred
feet of the bed of the Ogdensbarg railroad
across Otter Creek, in Standish, settled ten
feet during the earthquake
SCRANTON, Pa, Oct. 20.-A severe shock of
earthquake was felt in this city at 11:20 this
morning. The walls of several buildings crack
oil and the people were considerably alarmed.
CINCINNATI, Oct 20.-A slight shock of an
earthquake was felt at Walnut Hills, within
the city limits, about 1890 this A. NJ. The stu
dents at Lanes Seminary noticed it very per-
ceptibly in the dormtory.
LONDON, Oct. 21.-A boat containing q sailor
and the corpse of q girl was picked up off In
mes Haven Head. The sailor stated that the
steamer Cambria, from New York, at one
o'clock at night struck Unishtrahai Island and
became total wreck. Four other boats left
the steamer; their fatc is unknown. The sailor
reports his boat upset and that all but himself
were drowned. The Catholic Hierarchy of
Great Britain have issued protest against the
action of the Italian government in occupying
the Papal territory. They cali upon all good
Catholics to form prayer unions to protest
against the treatment of the Pope and to pre-
pare documents on the subject which may be
made the basis of an appeal to the British Par
lament. The agents of the Anchor Line, at
Glasgow, have received confirmation of the
loss of the Cambria OF Wednesday night. A
sailor who was saved is now in Londonderry.
His name is Garland. He is q native of Omeah,
Ireland. No tidings of the missing boats.