The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-03

looking to the establishment Of . complste
exs Zs.ng says besides a sns
Germany to Salisbury, the Kaiser snd Francis
Joseph will meet Emperor William in Novem:
Der at some point on the Rhine. National
zag mas been b;
Charge d'Afaires Of Germany at Versailles.
This, Gays the above named journal, indicates
that seonrer relations With France fortunately
render it possible for Germany to dispense |
with military watcher in that country.
There were 329 deaths in Konigsburg for the |
week ending the 18th. including ~ children
A town in East Prussia, sixty miles from koe- |
nigsburg. of 40 Inhabitants, had ninety-two |
cases and forty eight deaths from cholera.
= AUSTRIA.
The press of Vienna confirm the reports of
the Entente Cordidle betw cen Austria and Ger
many: The Free Press says that at league h 70.
been formed at Gastien, and that Austria, Ger |
many, Italy and the people of Prussia are its
adherents.
The Pope, in receiving the homage of the
Papal Guards said: I" cannot name the day
Of our deliverance, but the time Ia not remote
when we shall issue together from our prison"
The Ministers of Bavaria, Portugal and Guate-
mala have waited OF the Pope and rendered
their congratulations. violent demonstra-
ton occurred on the 18th August in the streets
netti, q brother to Tognetti who Was behead-
ed, rushed through the streets shouting
against the priests. The soldiers dispersed
man was killed and many wounded. decree
has been issued subjecting all vessels coming
from the southeastern Baltic provinces to
rigid quarantine.
A decree of amnesty las been promulgated.
It applies to all political offences committed in
Spain. The preamble recites that the Govern
adyersaries. and Of its own abilities to repress
all revolss. Don Carlos has arrived at the Bay
of Dune. His adherents are divided in opinion
to whas TO pursue F ~ ss
to repulse any attempt that might be made to
enter the country by his partieans. The Duke
of Montpensier, who is now IN France, on .sss
relative to the death of General Prim. He Is
at present detained from Madrid by the illness
of his daughter.
During q violent storm which passed over
| Tarnca, . town on the Turkish frontier, the
J lightning struck . powder magazine, when e1-
| pioded with terrible effect. The destruction
of property was very great; Inc lnnaoi'an's
| MEXICO.
In Morlia an attempt to deliver some
prisoners from Jail was the cause of great
riot GU the 18th ult. Many persons were
! Killed and wounded. A telegram from the
| CITY of Mexico dated 31st August, says: The
nr.ss has ANNOUNCED the breaking out of q
| revolution in Oaxaca against the State Govern
ment, and that Diaz is in tho field with lou
men. Ii true it is alarmingiy signlhcan' si q
| occurred in various localities. A local revolu-
tion is imminentin Monterey: Gazaleja, the sue
cessful gubernatorial candidate in the recent
election, was imprisoned by the present Go7er-
nor on q charge Of perjury. He is unable 10
obtain o trial, and has appealed to the people
The revolutionary chief, Piepero Marines, sus-
and is receiving more. ALI parties are await
ing the action Of the Legislature in September.
Eneropa will join Martinas in the State nght.
\ ST. THOMAS.
A terrific hurricane, which veered from every
point of the compass, prevailed during the
whole day and night of the 21st ult. An
earthquake added horror during the night
Hundreds of dwellings were swept away and Se
| Thousand people are houseless, ono hundred
, and fifty were killed-thirty corpses wers
r hauled from under the ruins. Vessels were g.
, | TORN from their anchors. The island OF St.
Kits il said to be mass OF ruins.
THE INDIANS
Indian troubles in South California are be
80 coming serious A general uprising OF Indian
in that quarter is spprehended. Officers tele
= Is inevitable. military expedition is nov
3 fitting out from St. Paul with the double oh
. ject of escorting the engineers of the Northerl
4 Pacific Railroad, through Western Dakotat
. and Eastern Montana and suppressing hostile
t demonstrations of the Sioux Indians in yellow
9 Stone Valley. The expedition will consist o.
], seven COMPANIES Oh VIII Aouh 0soAA'
gums, twenty-two mounted Indian scouts
:. seventy-avs members of the Northern p"o elf,
Government employees, making q total Of abou
go men, to be oe@mandsd BY Cen Of sI
l. T. s. Rosser, formerly of the Confederate cava
70 ~, and now Chief Engineer of the Dakota
g division of the Northern Pacific Railroad.
~ MARINE DISASTERS.
% The end of August has been remarkable fc
t the fury of the storms and the number {
= marine disasters resulting therefrom. Tn
ID most important of these were the wrecking 9
n the steamer Lodons, Capt. Hovey, off til
of Fordr with los: Of ab ySt
,: lCane FIorida. no lives lost ; Bark Linda, frol
!; New York for New Orleans; The Juniat
IN which was driven ashore, lightered porto
i'd of her cargo foated and arrived safely at Ne
no West on the 3lst.
IN Get vour friends to subscribe to the Sta
rs before the 18th, as the beautiful Southern sto
be of "Ellen Fitzgerald" will be commenced
NJ ;aouo If that data.