The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-12-24


patriotic, but to pursue 1t thus is not in 40.
cordance with our agreement, and I was par
tioularly surprised. Not satisfied with these
measures, You also made several visits to many
OF tho subordinate generals Of the army OF
ignorant Of tbem.1 The Duo answered eva
.ively and Terminated the interview with the
Of his friends, not as to whether he should
take his seat, but with reference only as to the
proper time for doing SO. General Bourbaki
tod the Due dAumals in presence Of General
competent to restore France, and no could
serve no other regime. The Orleans plan is
Tor the Right to take advantage Of President
rhiers, impatience, and at the first opportunity
force his resignation, make Duo dAumale
President, and follow with declaration pro-
claiming Count de- Chambord King of France,
dAumale Lieutenant General Of the Kingdom.
On the 10Th the Duke dAumale and Prince de
Joinville took their seats in the Assembly.
They sat In the centre OF the members of the
Right. Their appearance created NO sensation
In the body. President Theirs has assured q
population of French Protestants that re-
l1glons equality would be maintained. The
who have BEEN IS s7giat
2O22 were convicted. The number of students
In the college at Metz has diminished from
$50 to 600 since Che German occupation of that
has been reduced from 400 to go, of whom as
are Germans, =
Bismarck has sent dispatch by tho Ger
man Representative at Paris, setting forth the
feelings caused in Germany by the outrages
threatens to sieze hostages in the occupied
provinces, unless the assassins in future who
escape into the neighboring provinces, are not
delivered mp to the German officers by the
French authorities; and declares unless these
horrible outrages cease, the army of occupa-
ton shall be increased, and the expenses and
burden OF its support, which is paid by France,
sion of the Prussian Diet until 9Th of January,
1872
Tie Messenger official organ, announces, for
the first time, the removal of NJ. Constantin de
Cataoazy, Envoy Extraordinary aud Minister
says, to personal difficulties, which might pre-
indice the good relations existing between
Russia and tue United States. The same Off
cial journal in an article on the present aspect
of Europe says, that other Powers should see
no danger to themselves in the friendship be-
tween Russia and Germany. Their common
interests suffice to explain their mutual es-
TEEN, but no State should so far count ON Rus
sia's forbearance as to think of absorbing an
other. An Imperial ukase makes compulsory
the use OF the Russian language in the schools
SPAIN.
The old Ministry having resigned, a new
one has been formed with Sagosta, as Presi-
dent. Admiral Topete hesitates to accept the
portfolio offered him in the new cabinet, The
Government will now move for dissolution
of the Cortes.
SWITZERLAND.
The Federal Assembly passed a bill inter-
dieting Jesuit communities Or the employ.
ment of Jesuits as teachers in Switzerland.
CANADA.
Quebec special states that, in the House
Assembly, one of the leaders of the opposition
created great excitement by charging bribery
and corruption upon the agents Of the Minis
try, eliciting cheers from the galleries. The
speaker had the galleries cleared by armed
outside, which was addressed by prominent
annexationists, who claimed that annexation
to the United States was preferable to armed
passed resolution of a want of condolences in
the Ministry by one majority, upon which the
Ministry Immediately resigned. A new Min
istry has been formed. II
MEXICO.
The latest adIices from Mexico represent
that Juarez maintains q fearless attitude. and |
speaks confidently of crushing the rebellion |
The Cabinet remains unchanged. The people |
complain that opposition is directed more |
revolution in the western States 10 extending. |
extraordinary powers have been given the |
Juarists Governors of States. Business through
ont the Republic is paralized The question of |
boldly discussed as the only salvation. No |
important engagement is reported in the CEN
trail OF western States The Worlds special |
from the city of Mexico says: The Revolution
will probably prove a failure. Only two States
haze risen, and there is no popular excitement.
The country is only disturbed by robbers.
SOUTH AMERICA.
.Soath American letters report forty shocks
Of an earthquake in nine hours ut the town of
Dram: The streets opened and every house was
tumbled into ruins. A volcano burst forth in
the province. Further subterranean commo-
lions along the line of the Andes are appre-
lended.
JAPAN.
San FRANCISCO, Dec. 1s.-Authentic advices
rom Jeddo received just the steamer Great
Republic sailed, say that the embassy which
!als from Yokohama to-day, and is due here
January 49, will be the most important that
las ever left an oriental nation for America or
Europe: 1t is sent out by order of the Japan
se Parliament and the Mikado, that the ruling
classes may study, themselves, the Western
civilization, and not depend upon the reports
# interiors, as heretofore. Its head will he
'aw-kuro, late Minister of Foreign affairs the .
lew Primo Minisfar Of ~ l..