The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-09-17

cent advance in wages, and the Importation of
foreigners has created great anxiety ut Fern
meeting in support of the New Castle strikers
Is announced to be held in Trafalgar Square
on Monday, the 25th. The Tines editorially
centuries the importation of foreign workmen,
and sustains, on moral and sanitary grounds
the British workmen who are striking for the
nine hours as days work. 1t is asserted that
the employers of New Castle have 4ll6 men
working, with constant additions, and will
soon restore former activity to their factories
Napoleon has taken up his residence tempo.
Tarily at Torquay, where Krupp,. tn. great
This fact is regarded by newspapers as sig
ni6cant.
FRANCE.
In the Assembly on the 18th message
from President Theirs was received, the read
ing of which lasted half an hour. Theirs says
the members have we'll earned . suspension
from their arduous labors. He promises in the
meantime to work necessarily for the organi-
deputies to ascertain from their constituents
at home whether the country wishes for recon
struction based on the glorious traditions Of q
ship Of state to the torrent leading to an I'M
known future-in brief, whether the people
want monarchy or q republic. The message
tb Some ssas
proceeded to discuss and finally adopted bill
providing for the propagation from the 18th
of September until the 4th of December. The
o committee Of twenty-five, to control the 60
vernment during the recess. The Budget Com
mittee presented their report to the Assembly,
aud intfmated that the expenses for the fiscal
year are as follows: Interest on the public
debt 723.OO0, 900 francs; arrears and deficits
673, OOO, 900; ordinary expenditures 500 600 600;
department expenditures vvooo,ovu w., ds9 ths
war Indemnity to Germany.] The Assembly
has adopted bill revising the pension list OF
the late Imperial Governments. It abolishes
n In nf ovt r.
ty, or where the grant was made Tor dlst1n'
guished service. In the Assembly Gen. De
Cissey stated that two additional courtsmar-
tial, for the trial of Communists will shortly
be appointed. He said there are now but 152
Judges to examine the leases of $1,000 prison
ers, including $50 convicts Even with the
additional courts the oyer na6 wv WI, r 10
oners without trial, as it is impossible to SEN
tence more than one hundred monthly The
trial of Gen. Rossell terminated on the oth;
He was sentenced to military degradation and
death. Gen. Manteuffel, after announcing tue
consent of his Government to evacuate the
departments around Paris, dined with Theirs,
Ducrot, and Chapzy. The Northern forts will
be evacuated on til. 1st when the troops will
be moved at the rate of 5000 daily. confer
ence regarding customs is progressing between
Germany and France. 1t IS enough, comes ,. e;
French Departments. The disarmament OF the
National Guard has been commenced, and
meets with no resistance. Ifanqninty pre-
has been arranged between Theirs and Gorts-
chakof to take place ut Lausanne, Switzer-
land. A conspiracy has been discovered at
Toulon to burn the arsenal and hoerate the
convicts.
The Eru= Zetung announces the result of the
negotiations at Safzburg as foliows: Austria
and 81 will
continues the TrMz Zeitua9, wishes Austria to
| be strong, and the Austrian Emperor and
! decided by Prince Bismarck, Count Won Beust,
and other diplomats who remained at Salz-
| burg after the departure of the Emperors Viii
liam and Francis Joseph to suppress the Inter
national Society and to settle finally the
| Schleswig question. Tho conclave at Fulda
| have determined to take decisive steps against
! the aggressive policy of DR.. Won Mnh]er, the
| Prussian Minister OF Ecclesiastical Affairs. A
| joint resolution has been adopted to disregard
! his DEGREES, and petition the Reichstag and
Emperor William for redress. Dispatches
| from various points show that the cholera
is dreadful in the central and Southern por-
| tions of Prussia. Traumansdorf, who is .
partisan of DIR. Dollinger, has been appointed
German Ambassador to Rome. This appoint
ment produces deep feeling of discomfort in
The Emperor Francis Joseph has written a
letter expressing disapproval of the attitude
decree of papal infallibility. Bishop Jeckel-
falusky has accordingly announced his sub
mission to his sovereign's command. The Mo-
ravian election gives the government u two
thirds majority in the new houses for realza-
ton of tho policy of equality of all the Aus
| trian nationalities.
| BELGIUM.
| On the 18th all the machine shops in Brus-
| sells were closed in consequence of the strike
of the mechanics. The strikers paraded tho
streets. Everything was done quietly and in
| a peaceful manner. There has been no settle
ment of the difficulties yet.
ITALY.
The Pope has sent letter to NJ. Theirs con-
graduating him upon the continuance of his
term of office. The A1feri Society threatens
to burn the Vatican. Precautions have been
taken against such crime but in case an at.
tempt should be made, and anarchy should
ensue, the person of the Pope will be protected
by the flags of foreign ambassadors. The
italian Minister of Finance, Signor leila, in
tends to farm out the grist tax on a similar plar
to that by which the proceeds of the govern
ment tobacco monopoly collected. Tht
Opinion states that Count Remusat, the Frenct
Minister, declares that France accepts the &C
complished fact in Italy. She only wished tx
see the spiritual Independence of the people
secure. A renewal of the cordial relations be
! tween France and Italy is therefore possible