The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-11-05
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UNITED STATES.


UNITED STATES.
NEW YoRK.-Wm. NJ. Tweed was served |
with On order Of arrest on the 9th, Py Sherln |
Brennan. Mr.. Tweed stated that ne was
anxious to go before the court. Aftei YER iensthy
amount of 100000 was furnished by Jay |
Gould, Terence Farley, Hugh Hastings, be i.
nard Kelly and B. o. Fairchild. Another suit
against Tweed by the Corporation, Counsel
O'Gorman in behalf of the Supervisors, charg-
ing him with a corrupt conspiracy to defrand
and material. The case will be tried in this
county. new Democratic State organization
under the title of the Jackson Democratic
State Association was completed in this city
yesterday. 1t comprises the State Central
Committee, an executive, etc, and the names
of tho most prominent reform Democrats
throughout the State appear OH its list.
GEoRGA.-Gov. Bullock resigned his office
on the 30th and left for New York. Benz.
Comfy, President of the Senate installed
as Governor. Great excitement prevails
throughout the State. Bullock says he left be-
cause there was q conspiracy to lmpeach INN.
CALIFoRNIA.-Later details of the Los An
gelos horror gives a worse version OF the riot
than at first. The mob appears to have been
actuated solely from an enmity of race, and q
desire for plumber. Eighteen Chinese .were
were all plundered. The coroner's jury has
rendered q verdict of riot and murder against
a number of persons of all Municipalities.
UrAH.-Brigham Young left Salt Lake city
on the 25th. He is moving South with wagons
and 100 men all armed and mounted. A gen.
tleman just from Salt Lake says: Resistance
or emigration is certain. The Mornons have
becn invited to Mexico. They are we'll armed
with guns purchased from the United States.
The Gentiles have sent their families thence
for safety. Many cases for divorce and alimony
are pending In case the ninth wife is
plaintiff.
THE SUFFERERS FROM THE GREAT FIRES.
The Chicago Tribune appeals to the generous
in behalf of the sufferers of Wisconsin, Michi-
gan and Minnesota. 1t is probable that &c, 900
persons in Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota
have been stripped of every possession. Many
have been rendered sick, blind crippled by
the ordeal, which will necessarily make them
objects of charity for some time. to come
were involved in common run, there are no
neighbors nor relatives on whom, as in Chica
go, some of the sufferers can fall back for
sistance. a =
ENGLAND.
Tho English Cabinet has held Eve councils
within n week, at which the foreign policy of
Great Britain was the main subject Of discus
sion. Reorganization of the English army is
rapidly progressing. Regiments are being
brought to the war standard, and an immen Sc
accumulation of war materials is the result
Gladstone made q speech at Greenwich on the
2eth nit, i'll which he eploSized the Qneen and
pointed with pride to the vitality of the Lib
eral party, and declared that Ireland was now
more contented and happy than she had been
for many years He promised that the troops
various other military reforms should be made.
The World's London special, of the 2Sth says ::
Alta Cabinet meeting, held to consider ques-
tons relating to the royal family, the Queen
was asked to give her consent to the marriage
of the Duke of Edinburgh to II Russian
princess; also for her consent to the establish
ment of q Regency, with tho Prince of Wales
! as Regent. The House of Lords might need
reform but nothing should be done precipi-
lltately. The Lords had not acted wisely in
| rejecting the ballot bill, which would again
be introduced in Parliament next session.
IRELAND.
The trial of Kelly for the murder Of Con-
| stable Talbot commenced on the Both ult., in
Dublin. The prisoner escorted to the
courthouse by body of soldiers. The trial
creates much excitement. The police arc
| missed and tho prisoner cheered in passing
| from the prison to the courtroom, There have
| been disturbances of d serious character
! however.
| 1t is thought that the Assembly will remove
| its session from Versailles to Paris during the
| winter, on account Of cold weather, the means
of protection against which in the rooms al
| Versailles is not deemed adequate. The dis
| armament OF the National Guards is nearly
| completed An address to the cN-Emperor Ma
poleon is circulating for signatures among the
officers and soldiers who served in the army
under the Empire. When sufficient number
| of signatures have been obtained, it will b,
forwarded to Chisehurst. The contents Eav,
not been made public
GERMANY.
The German Parliament has ratified tn,
treaty with France. The Workiugmen's Com
Eittce of Berlin summon congress of work
ingmen there on the 10Th inst. The object i
to organize grand strike for increase of wage
and decrease of hours. Prince Gortschakot
held q long interview with the Emperor Viii
liam at Berlin on the Both ult. He was snbse
quently in consultation with Bismarck. TIL
subject of these conferences is unknown.
AUSTRIA.
The resignation of the Ministers having bee
accepted by the Emperor, Baron Heltersperg
| formerly Governor of Bohemia, has been in
vited to form Cabinet.
, SPAIN.
conspiracy has been discovered among til
, troops at Barcelona and twenty arrests hav
. been made. Stores, arms, bombs and othe
, warlike implements have been discovered
The International Society is ut tho bottom {
7 the plot, and among the men arrested was on
of the foremost members of the organization