The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-06-25

lhe rains which rendered the ground too n. heavy
view has been changed to Longonamps;r Inc
trial of tho insurgents still continues. Iwen-
ty-ivo hundred women incenoiSsies nsSS woS
It has been asoertained that the whole numpeI
Of insurgents shot since the fall OF the CITY Is
1900. The International Society d dro Hoo wn a
beers in Europe and is very active: iney nave
placarded the walls of Paris with insured
tonery posters and give espsG;i aa arassd
the strengthening Of all garrisons' Inc me. as 70
semby has passed bill giving the n n',nt OF
A a. sSs e AssemSiy. pns the debate on the
loan bill, Theirs made statement Ct the n
nancial condition of tho country: The Ger
man war had cost France three miIliards iranes;
The deficit of the fiscal year 1901 rescued
1851 900 900 francs, but of this amount INC
Bank of France advanced the Governments
$3.50 600 900 francs, SO thas the immeeiase ooo
ficiency for the year was reduced to 3Ol OOO,
but to this must be added 436,OOO,OOo for ex-
penses since incurred for the suppression OF
the in Paris he
meet this by imposing new taxes. Prince ma
poleon has accepted the candidature for the
Assembly, from Corsica and ms e,ecSGn
for the assembly have proclaimed the watch
word of "Free Trade"
GERMANY.-The Triumphal entry of the
army. into Berlin, and the inauguration 81 .ne
equestrian statue of King Frederick William
occurred the 10Th inst The display was
grand: the city was througed with people
The procession was one OF the most maSnin-
| cent of modern timcs, aud was headed by the
eagles and standards captured from the
French. After the address of welcome and
congratulations, the Emperor, ut the head OF q
| brilliant cortege, rode down the VIA triumph
! ales road, which was strewn with flowers as he
advanced by hundreds of young girls dressed
in white. The processio" was manly com
posed of detachments representing every re%i-
| ment which engaged. Ill the war. uo
enthusiasm of the spectators was nnoonndeu'
At the closing scene Prince Bismarck APP
| veil the statue. The Emperor bowed and Bis.
marck moved his hand, when the canvas tell
from the statue, while the drums rolled, the
trumpets blared and the standards OF the
guards were lowered toward to statue. Inc
troops presented arms and cheered loudly, aud
q salute was fired of one hundred and one
gums the church bells broke into instantaneous
ringing, while ont of the turmoil the national
air resolves itself The Emperor, helmit In
hand. then approached his fathers statue,
. struck up, "Nun Danket ALE Colt" and the
troops Joined in singing the hymn. He then
, delivered q speech which closed as follows
: This monument, which was pr1leotea ,, m ia =
come memorial by one OF the most orlnaht
though bloodiest of modern wars. May the
E peace 30 dearly achieved be y lasting one. =,
The ceremonies closed with the comforting o.
honors on the victorious generals. AEone
them Gen. Won Room was made Count OF the
Q Empire, and Won Moltke Field Marshal Oh .ns
y imperial Army. grand Court dinner wa.
!. given at the Imperial Palace to-day, at wnic,
seven hundred guests were present. EmPeI11
William proposed n toast eulogizng ana ShanA
;pC the people of the now united German!
y and their monarchs and princes for the sup
\ port given to the army and himself agalns
:. France during the war. Inc Ges s a.; MOH
IT Of the Catholic party in the German Parlia
y ment. Cardinal Antouelli replying, disavow s
the responsibility. On the 22th INST, lou
IL from the track. Two officers and II private
n we're killed aud one officer and forty private
of hurt. .z-: A.. n;a
j that the relations of Austria with the w es
,r- ern powers were excellent. ihere Is no Keaso
A to apprehend q collision with Russia: ~
49, have petitioned the Emperor in favor OF =,
al re-establishment of the temporal power OF 7,
" Pone. No answer has been returned: II
he the Naturalization Convention between Au
ut tria. Hungary and the United States was o
in proved by both houses, ana signed ny u
E,mt eror Parliament has voted two hnnor'
lg. | thonsond forms for the secret service fun
The Government wanted sixty Thousand mo
yes in consequence of the spread Oh the lh'efn
tional Society. -
90 spAIN-Castellan, Spanish RepuOhe
Is orator delivered powerful appeal in t
Cortes on the 29sh ult., for the fugitive Col
munists The Minister of the Colonies
cared in the Spanish Cortes ina! SPAN pain, "U ve
90 forthcoming. os.h nm,
az 100. of his election, the Pope received &C
dispatches from all sountT ;nsIr
10 also from all the European sovereigns, antit
90 ing the Queen of Great Britain. The recePtie
Vatican followed ea Snt Gs nsbt in &e
90 o. no daiepates and 500 ladies waited on b
during In h bis spss to- the the eops
w ta'1 Snr,.5 soon to hear the cross through
Rome he fear spo ok fseESs
par the the situation of France, and congratuia
her victory % ts ns a
fro,n the oueen of England, in which wis
long life and ths n' Ppps
o. francs among the poor and received magr
fashfa the
ar,, taken by the police, visitors while on Il
the % feguenssy who
GER served in the Pontifical army were arrested
nce fore the day of the festival to pseiVetais
cred the Pope has been discovered. 1t was