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


lee being abolished. which means Nas,oi I, ny ny
nj Guard like that Of Paris. But when u p
was proposed to vote public thanks 70 snS ~
Paris Commune, Switch had iDaugufscou "
the struggle Of the proietsriase me S. at TO c.
tell the meeting that no praises OF tno !;
Commune would be permitted. Inc an =,
nonncemept was received with howis anH
ieers, and Mr.. Bebel declared that the tria.s
at Versailles were daily proving the acou -
sstion against the Commune to be caium-
mics. In spite of the presence OF TUG
police, the meeting separated Win cr'es VI y
'.Vive la Commune =
German Demand for Heftgotdna.-ooao :
of the German semi-official organs are re-
summing the cry about the restoration u :
Helipoland to Germany. The Le'Ps'c ga
-ette devotes a long article to the suo!e ~.
England is reminded that she hrst sel1eu .no ;
isIand from Denmark, and not Germany
but that was in order to make II SNUG
Cling depot for British goods az t'mo
whom lSO7) the Berlin DEGREES 0i tne pr.
ceding year allowed NO other inlet 1or qua
m an ufactures except by the devious ruoianJ
of contraband. 1t is added that Engeanu
was enabled to withhold" the island from
Germany in 1855 solely because Germauy
was not then united, and was not then Ine
Power of the first order" which IL mas s m
, become. During the recent Franco.Ve;I
man war the French were able to maintaln
their blockade Of the German coast manly,
t occordino to the Leipsic Gazette, through
r the circumstance that Heligoland was not
German territory, hsd 1T II o oeen forti
q Add Which would have prevented
Erench war vessels from anchoring under
h the lee of the island, and French coal snlgs
: from enjoying similar refuge. Hehgoiano,
"a the Leineic Journal insists, is sentinel at
"A the embouchures Of the Elbe, the Wesser
- and the Jahde, and all important rivers ior
,e commercial or military purposes OF Ine
tn northwest of Germany, and 1t becomes
ID neither German safety nor Ierma! nouC M,
n, to allow q foreign Power to remain IN sact
r. n nosition. The Leipsic Gazette adds, tna'
II Il would not recommend an Immediate de
to claration of war against England for tue
III possession of the few square feet OF ocean
r. rock. 1t designs in the nrss pace an mani
nd nous vote that Heligoland was indispen.
nv cable to Germany, when it doubts not tna'
r. at the voice of that august assembly, ano
Ike predictions of England for an unIt,e he
be abb" portion OF the ia1heriau" "o
IN, certain to disappear.
Igs AUSTRIA AND GERMANY
TT: Tho nresent state of things in Austria
III we'll deserves the attention of Catholcs
"a The diplomatic coup prepared oy 5rhc'
=: Won Bismarck seem to have rather nasu ~.
Us rs in the pan. There can be no douoC una
lle, the meeting at Gastien was arranged ..
mo him. and that he wrote to Count Won bues
ach that his presence there would be accept
o ns able, We know enough OF the Uerma
.he Chancellor to make it certain that q mer
one interchange of courtesies wonld nos nav
sing .as ~ p"n~on;o difficulties there seer
the to he other complications which render
t.y, distinct understanding with Austria yer
hIiy desirable. We quoted last week the "a!
the .LS pss;o foIt harself IA uucomfortab
tns. after the Franco-Prussian war as Franc
. In did after Sadowa. The Russian press Is 10
pei Der, openly taking up the same theme, ana a
; VIZ cusing Prussia OF having made caIs-pa
IONS of Russia last year as she did Of Austria
hese the war with Denmark, and OF Italy IN e
80 war with Austria. This change of tone
the the Russian papers is attributed to counte
the orders given after the return OF the EmpeI
cave ironh NJ I.an;n0 If Prnssia towar
'rps' Austria may well have become appare
naan However this may be, it was only natu
en- ~ that, Russia having become suspicious
I'LL -. hostile, Prince Won Bismarck should Try
u ~. a. drive in the nail at once, and make all
ALL with Austria. He has counted, howeV
, oc- too much on NJ. Won Beust and his Germ
) }. Inc sympathies. Behind the Imperial Chant
u oe lor ia his Cis-Leithani Prime Minis
nd Il Count Won Hohenwart who mas appears =,
nv lu ~ the country on the question of giving y;
iofee Enforcement to the secondary natl
eu " alities. II the elections support hlm
70 DC this policy, as they probably viii, u
~u;no will be an end to all idea OF an a'i''
t was SUN o. - omrsa Ia 70 use the Ger
d that ocJeo'' 10 hos done in Bavaria. Bu
to it's Paisy ~ tba Carmans are not to be
enable A us.as Oh Nc nos the Radicals and
when culnou -, i;s ;nterest. but the German
tholics and Federalists, like the GER
of that party in Bohemia, will go D
Fried Count Won HohenwarG anu noS WI -
,ouncil Accordingly Prnce Won DIS 80 -
Vati- learn from q telegram an .ne 1aSos a.,
D mar declared that, before comins " $500 S
nst the agreement, he must Wa!o ioi INC
vicar the election. Ii they give tne >, t,.
locked the "Clericals" ana the slaves, ~ 9.
Fried he means the Federahsts IN seIn -
excom many can have nothlhg 10 40 WIN 80 1;"'
atholic The crisis is a very curious one =. -
y COM tically speaking, duel oeCMee nv an Ans
of the Hungarian Chancellor anu .no -.
egious- Prime Minister. buesC Is oaonS III
aticum, marck and the German ha nSanoi s+s
/; Con- wart by the Cathoiics, the
/ man of course, the Slaves.