The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-10

| A tremendous meeting was held in Glasgow
on the 9th inst, in support of the strike q
were ad0P1;S ns h"nr,
a days work. Tho meeting was very quiet
and orderly.
The decree prelonging Theirs powers pro.
vides for Q Vice President of the Council OF
sence Of Theirs. IN consequences Of the
changes made in the constitution by the de-
cree, the members of the ministry resigned.
but reassumed their portfolios ct the request Of
Theirs. Gems. Mcmahon and Changarnier and
President Grevy refused to vote on the decree.
Advices from all the departments, state that
the people approve Of the prolongation of
Theirs power, and he has received oongratu-
latory addresses from all the powers Of Europe.
The assembly has passed . bill imposing the
burdens Of tho war ON the whole nation and
providing for the immediate distribution Of
100, 600 600 francs among the sufferers from the
Commune. There has been an animated de-
bate in the Assembly. uI,op the bill introduced
by II. Rsvinet, providing for the return of the
nissss, r. crevssne said tie eject Of FL the bil
was decentralization which he claimed would
ensure order and safety. Lonis Blanc and
Leon Say warmly advocated the cause Of Paris,
and warned the Assembly that Paris, ceasing
to be the capital of France, will become the
capital of riot. In the Assembly the Minister
of War said the commission appointed to in
would meet on the 18th inst, and Investigate
events in chronological order, taking mp the
surrender of Sedan fret. There are still per
sistent rum0rs of Goodness between the
French and Italian Governments. Projects have
received orders to close country taverns, in
case petitions are signed therein for the disso-
luton Of the Assembly, and to annul all reso-
lutiOns OF municipalities aiming at the same
object. The disarmament of the National
Guards in the cities Of Southeen France begins
on the 18th inst. Troops have been concen-
tratcd At points in the South in such manner
A. frSi nuu O1NoASA <nt hn Ia A.
soon as the disarmament 10 completed the
state Of siege will be raised. Marshal Bazaine
has appeared before tho Committee Of Military
Of his conduct during the war, attributing
his failure at Metz mainly to Q lack OF ammu-
milton. The courtmartial has sentenced Bris-
sey to death, Ferre and Sullier to hard labor
Grousset, Verdure and Ferrat to deportation
and confinement in Fortress Jourde Restault
to simple deportation, Courbet to six months
female incendiaries four were sentenced to
death and one to ten years of solitary imprison-
ment.
The Emperor Of Austria with brilliant
suite received the Emperor of Germany and
1 Prince Bismarck at saizburg on the 9th inst.
teen minutes, after which they attended q
grand banquet. After dinner Prince Bis
marck and CONT Won Beust held protracted
at Bucharest, Roumania is not Sovereign
State, and not entitled to correspondence d.
rectiy with European powers. The communi-
cation has been referred to the Grand Duke.
of NJ. Theirs term will greatly facilitate the
evacuation of French soil by tho Germans
The Prnssian Cross Gazette says it was decided
at Gasteiu to leave the Roman question entire
ly to Italy. The anniversary Of the surrender
of the Emperor Napoleon aud the French army
at Sedan was celebrated throughout Ger
many. on the I'd inst, by festivities of patrio-
tic character. The house carpenters of Berlin
have struck and many have left the city. The
German Bishops in secret conference at Fulda,
omitted high mass. The omission is consider
is beginning to abate in the Baltic provinces
of Prussia. Only a few cases have occurred re-
Gently. The cases now under treatment are
said to be different from Asiatic cholera.
Anxiety throughout Germany is decreasing.
ITALY.
1t is said some changes are to be made in
the Italian Cabinet-De yincenszi will be ap-
pointed Minister of Public Works, Rebatta
Minister of Marine and Gadda Project of
Rome. The anniversary of the occupation,
the 2sth of September, 1870, will be celebrated
this year by the passage of the National
Guard through the streets of Rome. theatrical
etc. Inc franoos says that
French territory contiguous to Italy, aud
Studying its stragetic points that they may
be prepared in case OF q war with France.
SPAIN.
Advices from the interior, state that the
Carlists have been ordered to report to their
leaders on the 9Th, and to be ready for rising
on the 10th of September. The Heralds spe-
cial correspondent at Albacete, Spain, tele-
graphs as follows By invitation / accompany
the King on three weeks tour through the
provinces. We started Saturday morning
Sept. ed, reaching Albacete at night. We
stopped at thirty-six stations, and the King
was received with tremendous enthusiasm.
The Kings speaking was of the poorest. He
is receiving petitions and winning the hearts
of everybody. In o personal conversation, the
King assured me that he desired Spain to be
we'll understood in the United States, and that
true friendship would exist between them.
BELGIUM.
A large number of workmen of Brussels
made q strike on the 5th. They demanded q
of the hours of labor. The differ
ences are said to be now in the course of set
Element.
Advices from Hayti to September LIST have
been received. The Archbishop of Hayti had
arrived at Port au Prince, from Liverpool, and
was received with great rejoicing, the day of
his arrival being made public holiday. Spen-