The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-07-09
vornIng Star and Catholic Messenger.
NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY. JULY .. ls7l.
TELEGRAPKIc SUMMARY
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ESG1AND.-The jury in the Tichborne case;
"a history of which was given in the STAR
three weeks ago, on the 9th, privately informed
the Judge that they were convinced the plain
lift was an imposter, and they were ready to
1--WE verdict to that effect without hearing a
single witness for the defence The Judge,
however, refused to give his consent, and the
trial will proceed. Frederick William, Grown
Prince of Prussia, accompanied by the Princess
Victoria, arrived in London this evening, and
were received at the station by the Prince and
Princess of Wales. The Crown Prince brings
with him the ".Order of the Black Eagle,
which lie will confer on the Count Bernstorf,
the German Ambassador. The attempt made
! by Germany to excite dissatisfaction with the
British Government amongst the inhabitants
of He'll goland has proved a failure. Otto Rus
sell has been appointed Minister to Berlin.
IRELAND. Orangemen lately created dis
turbances in Ulster county, Ireland. The mill
tary We're called out and the mob dispersed
upon the authorities reading the riot act.
FEANcE.-The elections in France took place
on the I'd inst, and resulted in great victory
! for the Government or Theirs party. From
returns already made from some of the depart
ments, the classification is as follows: Eighty
six of the Theirs party thirteen Radicals;
two Legitimists three Orleanists and one
! Napoleanist. The probable total result, in all
the departments will be as follows: Republi-
cans-of both the Theirs and the Radical par
II, 100; Monarchists, eight; Imperialists,
twelve. Only two Monarchists are chosen
= from Paris. Liberals were chosen from the
Departments of the Seine, Disc, and Aisne.
Gambetta was elected from Marseilles Gen.
Faidhefbe was elected by q two-thirds vote
from the Department of the Nord. He was
also chosen from the Departments of Pas de
Calais and Soueme. The workmen all cast
their votes for NJ. Gambetta and Victor Hugo,
who are the candidates elected for the first
section of the 7th ACCOMPLISHMENT. dispatch
from Bordeaux announces that four Republi-
cans have been chosen from the Department
of Gironde to the Assembly. The Republicans
cast Is 600 votes, the Imperialists 5000 and
i the Royslists Il, 900. Details of the army vote
are coming in. The garrison at Lille gave 700
J Republican and only ten Legitimate votes.
The city of Calais gave 5000 Republican and
( 500 Monarchical votes. The Republicans are
in the ascendant nearly everywhere. The Re-
s publican journals rejoice over the overwhelm-
ling majority of the Theirs party. They re-
gard the victory as permanently establishing
The Republic. The mouarchical press accuse
leach other of want of energy. The fact that
the elections were so orderly has caused q con-
siderable advance in the new French loan in
The London markets. It is said that the first
bet of the Assembly, soon as the newly
Elected Deputies take their seats, will be to
prolong the power of NJ. Theirs, as Chief Exc
cutive for two years In the Assembly, Jules
'avre denied that the property of the Algerian
insurgents had been confiscated. He admitted
4hat several districts were still in the hands of
I &he insurgents but said reinforcements were
&roing forward, and that the insurrection
{ would soon be suppressed. proposition is
nooted to give the entire command of the
hrmy, which will soon aggregate 100000, to
biarbal McMahon, it being thought that this
ourse will give it greater unity. He now
commands the army of Versailles which is
Divided into six corps commanded respective
~ by Montanbau, Bataille, Barrail, Douay,
Clinchant aud Bourbaki. The army of Gen.
Einoy has been dissolved by order of tho War
department. A permanent camp will be soon
Established at Satory, replacing the camp Of
Ehalons. The French demand the early evacu.
ktion of the Paris forts and the three depart
hents occupied by the Germans. Bismarck
leclines to promise it. Orders have been To-
ned from German headquarters forbidding
he army of occupation from entering Paris.
Count Waldersie complains Of the bitter Ian
tuage Of the journals towards Germany. The
tloche Provenoale has . bitter article against
Germany, saying, ''We shall not forget our
disasters until the grass grove high over the
graves Of the slain, and that bird of i'll omen
lhe Prussian eagle, ceases to hover over the
ast Of France. We have discovered the SO
ret of victory-revenge. Let Germans cease
tender the hand of friendship. When w
trstch our arms toward Germany, let hel
remblo, because IL will DO to strike those Wit
bought us au fait." The BSnk of Franco ha
pmmenced the publication Of its returns
here in now in its vaults $50, 1000, 1000 o
fancs and o treasury balance Of lac, 600 600 o
amos. A loan will be raised by Paris to nc
mild the destroyed monuments.
SPAN.--During the debates in the Cortes Seno
ocedal took occasion to denounce, in yer!