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

70 ssss. h.ra "nlv about ave or ak per ar
csnt ~ the voters would take part In the 10
German elections, We may imagine nov =,
many inhabitants are nkely 70 cn ns;I;tsrv p
service. The next treaty Of cession WI. " y,
have to contain clause that not only INC g.
province but Ito Inhabitants are annexed :,
Alsace and Lorraine. The emigration n
from Alsace has lately assumed con. .'e.. il
Able proportions. The number OF those
who have fed from the German dom'nauon 3
is estimated at $4,000. The voluntary Gu n
listments Of young men from that proviu1I p
in the French army amount 10 sevo q
thousands. A media! has just ds ae cisss s to
the soldiers of Alsace and Lorraine VINO re- a
main in the service of France. 1t bears on
its face a figure representing the kepuonc' .
and on the reverse the words' AuA 1A''"
ciens- Lorrains, la France. I'll
| mr. Gambetta's Intenfions.-The Radical
! nrogramme il thus stated by the Paris cor
| resnoptlent of the London Times ne
Resignation of Gen. Faidheroe Is cohnecteu'
it is said, with plan according to wmch
tue Radical deputies are TO give IN snom
! resiountiops, in order to place themselves
at the head of the party which calls for tne
dissolution of the Assembly. When that
dissolution shall have been accomplished,
Gen. Faidherbe and NJ. Gambetta are 10 20
mt forward as candidates for the consul
tuent Assembly in each of the eighty SIX
French departments. They calcuIate tnaV
nv that means they will enter the Chamber
!. With such an imposing number OF votes 40
their favor that they will DC appoln.eu; ~
exercise the most 1mportan1 Au"o'o"' ~
!. Republican State.
!, The 4ymv-The Government, though
= .urrouuded with difficulties, is not neglect
!. iur the obvious means OF restoring rance
to her former rank among nations. besloes
- the armies of Versailles, Lyons and bour-
= res. it is said that a fourth army is TO DC
q ormed. called the Army of the South. Its
- headquarters are to be at Iouiouse; ~uu
y the command of it is to be given to Gen.
ID Aurelle de Paladines: Inc army 9:,,o o, vet II
~ consists of five corps. Two OF them are ~
make Paris their headquarters, third VII
oo have Villeneuve-l Etang for its headquar'
~ ters and will be distributed at V iieneuve,
=. TEtarg, st. Cloud, Courbevoie, Ruell ane
~ Mont-Valerien. The brigade OF cavalry
OF which belongs to this corps will be quar-
a. tered at Roauencourt. The 4th will tax
~ ne Versailles for its headquarters, and VII, %
~ distributed between Satory and Mendon
70 while the brigade of cavalry which belong
&c 60 il will also be quartered at Roquencour,,
ee,,, As for the 5th Corps, its headquarters VIII
.iu be at ST. German, which will receive
ant division Of infantry ana or'gaae S Ss 1 d;s
u" tri6uted between st. Denis. Romalnvl'le
po- the Camp of st. Maur, Cbarenton an
lce' Nocent. The artillery attached to eac
'e.;; division will remain with 1t. PreParatio,
.fto troops suugly eusconced in barracks befo'
,ent wLntcl e -. IA OOO men eomprisiI
"'e. the guardians of the peace at faris,
re- cavalry and artillery, will be permanent
, W.; ~. auartered in that city. The troops OF I
'e y III Line stationed in the metropolis or In :
20 forts will be changed every six monti
Int Accordingly the LIST Corps VIII fe nn.i
'lu.e the Camp of Satory till the LIST OF octoo'
says 1872; the I'd Corps, which Is at Paris, W
Won move t6 St. German and to the positlo
q, , OF now occupied by the Germans, when the
!, d, latter shall have evacuated them the
kam a Corps, which is at Versailles and In 7
card; neiehborhood of that city, will replace
, ana ID at Paris. AS this corps has TWO di
si. sions of cavalry attached to IT. 1t wlii yea
Q iel' one of them at Versailles, The 4th Cor
> ia a that at Villeneuve rEtaing' Wni rtn.
10 a there till the 1st Of April, 1877, whet
le .e will move to Paris. The 5th Corps, WI
stion will by this time have taken its turn
OF Ln Paris. will then be relieved by the
;o, I The 9th Corps, under Gen. bouroakl'
one pic Army of Algeria by virtue Of a recent
Spee cree to that effect. Other corps are
says , course of formation on the Loire, ant
y Az. q. will not be long before the effective fs
con. of the French army WI. US S :. ;s :.
Oh tne hoped that its recent disasters will !
,,.;ay taught it the vital Importance OF discipi
luton in which it must be confessed that 1t
neither ia la Oy.;aS Unal;Acation. added to
.rting- tni n $500 Sash and courage, will en-
right :. -. 49,, .he tables on the Germans v
at we ~ w 80. .;ma comes
means 'nc i'S Nv ' -
s'buf- GERAANi'
nth in The Munich Schisneatics.-Professor
# Lord rich having no more regard for the co
of Trent than he has for that OF the
can, has been forcibly celebrating a
ION has r ax - che narish priest. whose
niger to .oHa1 the RIessed Sacrament, 10
by the .t.n 49, and nrotested when DIR. F
uppres- III arr;ved Resides burying an ez
schools TIL nerson with fictitious Cal
itten to l;sna nr Friedrich has now nearly
10 facts, netSd Tho cvcIe of his PROCLAMATION
The mu- PHnaants He has already sacrilel
alton of "a n;stered Penance. the Wat
,ommu-. $50 ITnction and Matrimony;
se with s-.."o+;nr an5 Orders he cannot we'll
hat