The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-11-19

Constaoio Talbot has been acquitted. On the
Of the event. Mr. Pixott. proprietor - Of o the
Dublin Lyfshmas, has been sentenced to six
month"; imprisonment for Publishing inflam-
matory articles during the Kelly trial.
FRANCE.
The courts martial are rapidly disposiue Of
the Comnunist prisoners; lO,645 have been
discharged and 773 sentenced To various pun
| ishments. 1t is rumored that Theirs intends
December, to end the provisional regime and
establish q permanent republic. -Gsmbetta has
recovered from his recent illness, and will soon
Paris French press very generally discuss the
recent speech of the English Premier, Glad
stone, and deduce thercfrOm the necessity for
the French TO seek henceforth . Russian ALI
ance. Rumors continue as to the approaching
departure Of the Pope from Rome. Tho EGnec
of to-day, says distinctly that the Pope has
intimated to Theirs his intention to establish
his residence in France, and that THEIRS has
made strong effort TO dissuade the Holy Fa-
Their from his purpose without success, and has
finally placed the Castle at his disposal
GERMANY.
Provincial correspondence, semi-oficial, says
lorship of the Austrian Empire and Minister
Foreign Affairs, has effect upon the rela-
tons between Prussia and Austria, the friend
illness of which in uninpaired.
AUSTRIA.
The Bohemian Diet persisting in its refusal
to send deputies to the Reichsrath, the Imperial
Government has issued decreo ordering an
immediate election by the people of members
to the Reichsrath. The usual notifications Of
the holding of an election were 1t once Issued.
Count Andrassy, the now Premier, and the
Russian Minister to this court, have dined to-
gether and exchanged visits several times
try. The Emperor has addressed > letter to
Baron Won Beust, thanking him for past ser
vices, and appointing him q life member Of the
upper ReichBrath.
In the Cortes, on the 18th, Gorilla denied
that the first Spanish Minister framed, after
the revolution which droen Queen Isabella
from the throne, devised or entertained pro-
ject for the sale of Cuba to the United States.
Much excitement was created by q speech from
Firaguedo. adverting to tho relinquishment by
spai. of San Domingo, during. which the ses-
men bakers of Valencia, who have been. on q
strike for additional wages, attempted to pre-
vent by violence the introd uction of workmen
of cavalry, however, succeeded in dispensing
them and restoring order.
ITALY.
The Due d'Harcourt, French Ambassador to
tho Papal court, has.returnsd to Rome and
was received by the Pope and Cardinal Anto-
-maneEt residence of Victor Emnanuel are
being prepared in the Quirinal Palace.
SWITZERLAND.
Tho corporate authorities of Berne have re-
solved to revive aud enforce to their fullest
extent, within the city limits, tho Federal
laws prohibiting the existence Of gambling
Banks and lotteries within the Confederation.
These laws have not, for q long time, been
in Geneva on the 18th inst Rue Rhone, one
of the principal streets was laid in rnins.
RUSSIA.
The Moscow Gazette counsels Russia to de-
mand the naturalization of Denmark and the
restoration Of Northern Schleswig to Denmark,
aa nf AOn n f0Nur ftu
the Baltic
A frman has been issued by the Sublime
Porte, directing the Minister of Public Works
public improvement, in view of the new work
of railways projected by foreign capitalists in
the Ottoman Dominion. The harbors are to be
improved, rivers made 'nayigable, new roads
to establish lines of connection with new rail-
ways from all parts of the country. The
cholera is spreading in Constantnople; last
week the deaths amounting to $50.
CHINA.
The tronble in the South, growing ont of the
Shan-Sin-Fou rumors have subsidized. Political
difficulties are brewing in the province of
Hianan, and a formidable instruction is i'm
brought to market aud there has been an ad-
vance in the price of all grades. Silk is also
higher and the cotton crop is fair. The market
for Goals has been active. Freights have been
Sooo lor VesseIs 70 al quarters. Ine rains con-
Time in the North within thr last ten days
the water has been higher than at any pre-
vious date 10000 square miles of territory
have been inundated, and 1000 persons were
drowned in New China Baron Ziechtoften
has started to explore the evtreme northwest
of China. More than 800 lives were lost at
Nurse during the typhoon of September 2d.
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