The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-24
ENGLAND. /.

dismissed numerous summonses brought by
Labor IesSe
denounce tho Introduction of foreign Workmen
into English shops as q dangerous political ex-
tngs with the strikers have been held through
out the country. The leaders Of the Interha-
tional Society promise the London weayers
they will prevent the Importation Of foreign
workmen The Congress Of the international
Society commenced in London on the 2lst.
Delegates from Italy, Spain, France, Germany,
M ns.g pre sid The Object Of the meeting is
to arrange for immediate action on the Cont
nent: While some workmen were reopening
mine ct Wigram it bieT mp, killing i've and and
Weymouth, The Morning advertiser contains
an editorial imputing the blame for the Corean
war to the Americans; says the result OF the
from the country. The Adrertiser also says
England will not join the United States, be-
cause she was not consulted before the Rodgers
| expedition set into Corean waters.
IRELAND.
| John Daly Mayor of Cork, has been present.
ed with the cross of the French Legion of
Honor in recognition of the humanity shown
| by the municipality and people of that city in
sending succor to the French wounded s,s during
and will shortly be held in the suburbs of
Heralds Cross for the purpose of adopting the
proper measures for the prosecution Of the
police for their outrageous conduct at Phoenix
Park.
FRANCE.
The Assembly has accepted by . vote of 533
TO 81, the customs treaty concluded by Count
| de Remusat and 81. Ponyer-Quertier represent
ing France, and Herr Won Arnim and Count
Herzog on the part of Germany Alsace and
LORI ane are included in the treaty, the con-
sequences of which are the immediate evacua-
| ton of the departments of Aisne, Anbe, Cote
dor and Jura, and the reduction of the Ger
man army of occupation Of the other depart
ments to fifty Thousand men. The negotia-
| rily suspended, owing to the illness of the
German Commissioners. No permanent diff
Guilty is apprehended, and an eventual ar
rangement of all questions at issue between
! garded as certain. On the goth the Germans
Commenced the evacuation of the forts around
Paris, The disarmament of the National
Guards throughout the country progresses
without disturbance. The Committee of Con-
| troll, created by the bill of propagation, con-
sists of eleven members of the right wing,
eight of the left, and six moderates. The Com
| mittee will meet weekly. The plan adopted
for the military defence of France includes
| the Notifications of Champagne and the erec-
ton Of n quadralaterial of detached forts
around Mezers and Charleville. The disarm-
ament of the National Guards of the Depart
ment of the Rhone and Loire have been COM
RANGES from Austria that nothing hostile to
| France occurred at Gastein. Rochefort's trial
has been concluded, aud he has been sentenced
by the court-martial to transportation to the
penal colony for life.
GERMANY. 80
era at Konigsberg on the 18th inst, and sixty
| three Deaths On the 18th there were sixty
eight new cases and forty-fve deaths. The
| disease has disappeared from Dantzig, and is
| merely sporadic at Stetln. The German army
| will be placed upon q peace footing immedi-
ately and reduced to an effective force OF 4oo,
| Marshal of the Empire. The German Reich
stag will meet on the 18th of October.
AUSTRIA.
The Provisional Diets of the Empire have
opened their Sessions. In the Bohemian Diet
ON the 18th, all the German members were abb
sent, because of the Imperial rescript sent to
that body on the 14th inst. expressing the
wish of the Emperor to recognize the rights of
having the new electoral and national bills
passed into law. protest was, however, sent
to the Diet, signed Ly the missing delegates,
against the passage of any illegal votes in
their absence a Ministerial crisis is imminent
ut Vienna.
The anniversary of the occupation of Rome
by the italian army was celebrated in that
city on the 10th, the festivities being contin-
ued all day on the Goth. There seems to have
been no disturbance, though cries Of Down
with the Pope" were heard in some quarters.
The municipality of Turin gave banquet on
the Mont Gents tunnel. Reinusat, the French
ambassador, in his address at the banquet, IN
sisted an alliance of all the Latin race.
Signor visconti, in replying, advocated the
union of France and Italy.
Instructions for carrying into effect the de-
cree of Amnesty for political offenders, just
granted by the King, have been impaired to
the local authorities throughout the country.
The financial condition of the country is
causing great anxiety, the Imperial organ at
Madrid advocating the imposition of an in
come tax to increase the revenue,
SWEDEN.
Both houses Of the Swedish Parliament have
appointed committees upon a bill which pro-
vides for the reorganization of the army. The
upper house favors, while the lower chamber
opposes, the bill
RUSSIA.
The Russian press generally, have COM
menced q vigorous attack upon Prussia and
Germany, which is kept up Increasingly.
BELGIUM. Z
The difficulties with the striking workmen
have been arranged, the capitalists acceding
to their demands.
SWITZERLAND.
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