The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-11
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ness - being universally resumed. The losa'
aa Sm 81 ene fighting and fire are estimated
soOO,0N 600. Peace relgns throughout 81
Soway, though tho question of Ia fotu1
10 H. Tahars c.sases some anxiety. Girardi1
tai 81 ncpubiic after tho model Of tho tIn|
scu STATES or Switzerland. Theirs IL n ~
t tr:.i's nPoa giving Republicanism : n
the pro1inoss e 20 tho Pope Il eirculdeins
nLated France will soon lend avenrinr am =
the holy Father. Tho document r ~
signed. Tho Prussians have evacuatad =
oe ~. G ESa me entire Department Of En-
onment in Germany, replace the moh;|;rs
guards AZ fast a. they arrive, Tina r",au
sion appointed for the reoresnixat;or~o ~ :,
srmy has DECIDED in favor OF the co8 nD nj
so rh;s OF Al frenchmen@agains the sdy;s
the law of 1882. The following apnoin..r.ol
nave been announced (; Lambrecht. Min;st."
the Interior; Lefrancs Ministero of AgricnisSnr,
tha sa'nistes OF War; Leon Say, Project
burg. Ten courtmartials have been estahS;a
ed at .CherbOurg for the trial of ali ns,.aa
sent there by the provost marshal. The M.
4nis OF Gallifet was assassinated TO-DAY +
sne WIDOW OF Communist who was shot
his ordeE. The funeral services for the A.;
bishop of Paris and the clergyman who ~
murdered with him took place on the 7th ;r.
Notre Dame was grandiy arrayed. The ~
trai OBJECT IN the solemn pomp was the rJ
geous catafalque containing the Remains
Archbishop Darboy, surrounded bv m;,'
structures bearing the corpes of Dnons.
Cure of Madilaine, Snret, Grand Vicsr ~ J,
Diocese. and those Of Becourt and sah.,
Inc CONN OF the Archbishop was covered WI
pal! black velvet, embroidered and enr;ch1
with massive silver GROSS Tbousand,
tapers were burning in silver candelsbras :.
the incense vessels were also of silver M
Moor was covered with black cloth, and h
mn ~ - n
gled with silver stars In the transsnts
feet wide, were huge recesses of black drape,
which covered every statue except those Of \
blessed Virgin and Child and St. Denis &,
bishop OF Paris. In the midst of all were b
black and charred remains of the Bishop,s oh.
and his throne (also half burned with Viii
the Communists endeavored to baf n the caths
raj, was left intact as q memento of tile Grim
The weather was dull along the route of n
procession The streets were crammed vii
fired, and q strong force of regulars with h
versed arms and mufiied drums were in n
procession. The funeral car of the Archibald
was covered with silver and drawn by 3
of Suret, followed. The procession reach.
the cathedral at II O'Clock. The priests a,
deputies left the chancel and proceeded by n
great doors, which were draped with bisd
to ,.'.n meet the collins. Chanting then COZ
drums, the pealing of trnmpets and the roa
ing of cannon. At the elevation of tIe Ho
the nr'ng was repeated. The altar was ma.
nifcently decorated and the service vi
long and solemn. McMahon, Drury. Wind
LAdmiranlt and Favre were present.
ENGLAND.-The weather in England ia ye
cold. Snow fell in Yorkshire on the 9th ind
The House of Lords has passed bill autha
izing Cauada to organize . territorial govef
ment between the Dominion and the Pacii
The High Commissioners ant~Mr. Schema
United StAteA in, I pd,n(
the Sd.
IrALY.-Ry order of the Pope q solemn hid
mass was celebrated on the 9th for the rep
Of the souls OF the assassinated priests
Encyclical letter has been issued calling ont
Catholics throughout the world to give than
to God on the occasion of the Pope's Jubilee
GERMANY.-Berlin dispatches state I'd
commercial relations between France and CD
many have been resumed. The Gear of Bus
and his son Alexis have arrived at Berlin. TIL
were received at the station by the Emper1
TURKEY.-A dispatch from Constantno
says fires broke ont on the night Of she
in four places, and OF one til
zoo houses were in flames. Fortunately u
wind was light and there was prospect
getting the confagration under control ~
hres are supposed to have been the work
CHINA.-Advices from Hong Kong to the %4
Of May report that q coo1ie ship from Macsf
lar Callao, was burnt at sea, and that u
coolies persisted in the flames.
WAsHINGToN.-On the 9th the negro labora
held Q meeting and were addressed by neE
named West. He told them to go to their df
tricts and form associations for laboring me-
elect delegations to q convention to draw a.
and resolutions, and be ready
meet these id Yankee contractors. the me,5
est and most contemplate set of men on Bo
earth. Several demonstrations were made
The negroes, and at one point seven we're 4
rested by the police. Since then the exciten,t
has somewhat subsidized, white men in ma
cases being employed, in others the negr
work t$1 SO o day, though ms
hold out for 81 and eight hours work. Genet
Sherman has written from Fort Sill to the Ns7
York Herald, protesting that the publicationE
his speech before the Union League, New
eans, was breach of propriety. He eli
;ludes his letter as follows: Now, ~
politics, think all my personal friends kns
nv deep-seated antipathy to the subject.
as you seem not to understand me, here
'tate-and mean all that l say-tbst new
rave been, and never will be, a candidate
President; that If nominated by either pariI
'hould peremptorily decline, and even
elected should decline to seF'
T you can find language stronger to cow
his meaning, you are ut liberty TO use 1T"
NEW HAMPSHIRE. - The House has ina
organized by the election of Democrats to
positions by two majority.
TExAs.-A terrible storm prevailed at G
1eston commencing Saturday noon Sd iafr