The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-08-20

for the relief Of the wounded during the war
with Prussis, arrived in Dublin on the 10th.
The people Of Dublin were wild with excite
ment, and the roads leading to the stopping
places of the Freuchmen became impossible
because of the crowds. On Wednesday night
the s,ty,s band d. performers. dressed in green.
were stopping, and played American. Irish
and French rational airs; also some Fenian
times. There was no interference by the po-
lice. The deputatiOn reached Shelbourne
Hotel ut o'clock, and, in response to calls,
came out on the balcony. Martin. q member
Of Parliament, made an address to the crowd.
the deputation, and was loudly cheered by the
was worthy Of King. Many houses were IL
Illuminated on the night of the 18th, and the
enthusiasm Of the people continues.
1t has been positively ascertain ed that q
majority of the Assembly will support in
slightly modified form the proposition by NJ.
years on NJ. Theirs. The Election COMMITTEES,
to whom Wa. referred tho prolongation Of NJ.
sison nine to ' a The rofueeSp to
consider the motion submitted some time since
by N. Pore, providing for the Prolongstion of
dent Theirs for two years, and also for the
election Of . committee to draw mp bill con-
stituting the future government in France.
gone to Germany for an interview with Prince
Bismarck, relative to tho evacuation Of French
territory by the German troops: The Feast Of
served as q holiday in Paris and as Versailles.
GERMANY.
The Imperial Government, as we'll as the 10
cal authorities, have adopted most stringent
measures for the prevention and spread of
cholera. In Konigsburg Prussia, on the 14tb,
sxty-two persons were attacked by cholera.
aatps
decides that the school system of Alsace shall
| be non-sectarian. Provincial correspondence
confirms the report that negotiations are pend
| ing for the complete evacuation of France, but
| affirms the provocations offered to Germany by
the French newspapers endanger peace between
| the two countries. It adds, If the French Of
| fulfilled, and there be no untoward disturbance
| of peaceful relations, the withdrawal of the
German forces from French territory will soon
Germany and Austria at Gostein was very
cordial and is generally regarded as pledge
OF peace.
The Pope has written letter declining q
throne of gold. He proposes that the money
subscribed for the throne be appropriated to
ssmin;Iies from military service. The festival
of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin
passed off in Rome with the customary cere-
monies, and In perfect tranquility. The dome
of st. Peters and many public and private
buildings were illuminated. An Encyclical
letter has been issued by the Pope, urging the
faithful to oifer prayers for the freedom 81 ths
the Church. The Official Gasette publishes
decree expropriating for public use two CON
vents and three Piots OF ground IN Rome, pc
that the Italian Government has instructed the
Italian Minister at Versailles to express thanks
President Theirs for his pacific and oonoi
speakers to use language injurious to Italy.
, The liberal Rome journals express the readi-
ness of Italy to enter into alliance with France
when she abandons negotiations relative to the
, Pope. The Arno river swelled to o Hood,
. caused by the melting Of the snow in the APP
nenines, has overfiowed its banks IN many
, places causing great destruction to the crops.
u Victor Emmanuel had a very narrow escape
J, from death recently while hunting wild bears.
: Garibaldi is very i'll.
RUSSIA.
:. The Car informed Gen. Lefto, the French
y Ambassador, 10 treaty of alliance OF any de
n scription between Russia and Germany was IL
o existence special from private information
n | savs military organization in Russia ID being
3 pnshed vigorously on the Prussian system, and
d compulsory service vigorously carried ou
n without exceptions. In consequence of thu
f pots are to be established. Officers are exam
}. lining the frontiers and reporting. The GOV
IS ernment is trying the experiment. to see nov
= of railway for the forwarding of supplies Il
r, such is the case everything politically promis
d es well for Russia making an alliance ,: VIII
o Germany, who is apprehenslve OF an aillaho
m between France and Russia.
a, POLAND.
ia A dispatch from Suwalki, Poland, says tina
d cases of cholera decreasing in that town
1t whose population does not exceed 5000, abou
" one-balf of whom are Jews. There have bee
r 443 cases of the disease, 30 OF winch prove
lie fatal
ne The most stringent precautionary measure
ID have been forced 10y the Danish Governmen
m for the prevention of the introduction
er cholera in the country.
ma ASIA.
le Balaria papers, received by the overlan
90 mail, via India, contain the details OF drea,
I'd ful calamity which visited the small island
" TaqaIanda, about fifty miles northeast
Ceebes. An outburst of the volcano NV az
ed and q wave forty yards high swept AL huma
Ir- he;n0s and cattle from the island. The nun
an her III persons persisted is stated at 40.
JAPAN. -,
Adyices from Yokohama, Japan, STATE tn
there was heavy typhoon at kaoa on Sne 4'
th of July, causing the loss Of 400 lives sever
"a. vssseIs were also wrecked, including the Prlt
#. Of the Thames. The captain, two mates al
nj | otavTard were drowned.
do MEXICO.
nd Advices from the city Of Mexico to the III