The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-22

xN0T.AND.
Mr.. Bradlaw at an Immense meeting held in
was insane and demanded that tho regency b.
entrnsfsd to Judges Of law and equity, until .
Republic could be established. =.
TRANCE. =
Bien Pablo, Ministerial organ, announces
tnat Bismarck and Pouysl- Quertier have
tween Fr.uce and Germany. The financial
portion OF the convention il defnitivaly con-
o!uded BY the signature of tho two Ministers:
customs duties must be submitted TO the Cor
man Reichsreth for ratification. With the
conclusion of tho treaty Prince Bismarck
.s.sss ts release eS the banker. Who were guar
cepts ~ sufacient the official guarantee Of
President Thters and Pouyer-Q uertier. The
6nanoial portion the treaty provides that
duo by France shall be- paid in specie bills to
the amount Of Of eight millions Of francs
every fortnight until the entire balance is
18th Of January next. It 10 further stipulated
that six Of the departments Of France now 90
cupied by German troops shall be svacustsd
IT. 4. Fas y to r be S
partments are declared neutral in . military
point Of view until the indemnity is paid, and
during the departure they are not to be oeou-
arc to remain in France pending liquidation Of
indemnity; but 1t is agreed that ii the terms
of the convention are faithfully carried ont,
end Of six months from the signing Of the
treaty. The Emperor William has approved
the treaties. The Government has issued an
order to conmandsnts Of military and naval
porta and stations on the coast of France
warning them to keep careful watch on the
movements of suspicious or suspected persons,
aud to be prepared for prompt action to sup
press any disturbances. The object of the or
der IL to prevent the country from being dis
turbed excited by Bonapartist descent,
which it is feared may be undertaken. There
in Corsica by partisans of the late Emperor.
There is no uneasiness at Ajaccio and no trou-
BILE apprehended. Official returns to the Con-
sell Genereaux show ~ Bonapartists, 1919 Legi-
tlmists, 20 Radicals, 474 Moderates and S67
Liberal Conservatives. jerome Bonaparte is
elected from Corsica. Advices from Algeria
state the natives in the northern part Of the
French, and are in open hostility. Tfoops had
been dispatched to the localities of the trou-
bles, bnt their number was not sufficient to
already tried 909l Communists, acquitting 5000
and sentencing 9 to different punshments.
GERMANY.
The Emperor William opened the sessions of
tho Reichstag in person on the 18th. He be-
gan his address with review of the past see
sion of the North German Parliament: and of
the course of German unifcation. Tho pro
gress of this important policy, and the present
condition of united Germany, he considered
eminently favorable and gratifying. Passing
present session, he said: Its chief care would
be tho consideration of the Budget for the
Empire. Advances made by several States OF
e m be paid The ont
| expressed the opinion that the reorganization
| of the coinage of Germany is desirable. He
said that the Federal Government at this time
was devising measures for the establishment
| of q basis for uniform gold coinage He also
proposed as subject of discussion the secur.
ing of q line of direct communication through
relations of the Empire, he said such reiatious
were entirely satisfactory there was no canse
of anxiety in any quarter. Especially was the
correspondence with Austria of O cordial na
ture, and the relations with that country were
no longer Swallowed by "reminiscences of the
past conflicts. The troubles respecting labor
in Mayence resulted in riot. The troops dis
persed the mob. There was an important de
bate on the 14th in the lower house of the Ba
varian Reichsrath on the subject of papal in
fallibility. The Minister of Worship and Pub
a lumber of deputies said that the State hat
at all times the right to make changes i'll the
laws relating to the church. The church hav'
ing declared a change of principles, and infal
libility being a doctrine dangerous to the
state, the Government had resolved to protec
any and all of it's citizens who cannot accep
the iDfallibilty of the Pope as an article O
faith. The Government would still conside
such persons as Catholic and it would Oppose
any encroachment by the church upon thu
principles of the civil constitution. Moreove
the Minister declared the sentiment of TIN
King, and Council of State favored the separa
ton of the religious and political branches o
the Government, and the complete independ
ence of each.
SPAIN.
The political party of which Senior Sagosta
the head, has issued manifesto documen
which acknowledges the sovereignty of tn
National Government as now constituted, an
insists on the maintenance of the national dc
minons. This portion of the manifesto la
special and expressed reference to the suppress
! sion of the instruction in Cuba: great Re-
publican meeting was held in Madrid on tn
were adopted declaring that the party woul
offer undying opposition to every form of go,
, eminent not purely Republican. Nevertheless
l in waging such a war on non-Republican prir
? ciples, they would not violate the laws OF til
land. Several speakers addressed the meeting
and some of them were very pointed in the