The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-15
GERMANY.

The Reiohstag is couvoked for the 10th inst
Inc budget to BIO submitted proposes an in
and coast
marck are now discussing the payment of the
fourth half milliard indemnity.
| SPAIN.
The Progressionists about to organize .
party throughout Spain on . large basis, 30
iar rs concert of action and party discipline 10
concerned. 1t is known that Serrano and
SaGosts are on the best Of terms, and ready to
act IN unison. Il is stated also that there is .
Ratero. Everywhsre throughout spain tho
Democrats are demonstrating in favor Of To-
I h.ns Iwensy.two governors Of provinces
cal excitement, which hiss been rife since the
assembling of the Cortes, is growing in in
tensity. The antagonism between sagosta
and Serbia is constantly increasing. The or
ding soldiers belonging to political associa-
ti1ns, OF Participating in any manner 10 politi-
cal affairs, has been renewed, and will be rig
Aelliia state that the revolt of the Kaybls
menaces only the dominions Of the Sultan of
Turkey, who has sent troops to restore order.
take no part in the operations against Kaybl,
unless some Insult should lie offered to the
Spanish flag The cause of the insurrection
was the establishment of Moorish custom
house on the coast.
SOUTH AMERICA.
OF. 1.-THE steamer Aspinwall brings the
following fE0Ei Central and South America !:
Advices from Panama state that the Italian
residents of Lima are making great prepara-
tions to celebrate the anniversary of the occu-
patton of Rome by the national troops. The
President was ordered by the clergy to issue
order forbidding the demonstration. The order
caused great indignation. The students Of
Lima resolved to get up celebration of their
own, and on the day they assembled in tho
public square. While the editor of the Naccoul
was delivering an grafton the troops rushed
from the four sides of the square and charged
many were wounded, and five hundred were
dragged to prison, among them the Bolivian
Consul aud the Secretary of the Gillian Lega-
tion. Great excitement was caused by this
The Italian flag was ordered down everywhere
and mounted police patrolled the streets.
Night came without further disturbance. A
counter demonstration was made by the
clerical party on the next day. The process
life-sized portrait Of the Pope When it halted
in the square, large number of people gath
cred around the portrait to go through the
ceremony of kissing the feet. 1t was then dis
with turpentine. The sacrilege has reused the
indignation of the Catholics, and the feeling is
very bitter against the Italians. One of them
was believed to have been the author of the
outrage, and would have been killed if dis
covered. I'VE give this for what it is worth.
facts have been greatly distorted
MEXICO.
Juarez was installed as President on the LIST, |
amid great excitement. Juarez's message was |
but firm. Another great revolu-
ton has broken out in the State of Neuvs |
against Juarez. 1t is expected the movement
will be seconded by neighboring States. Mer-
chants at Matamoras and on the coast are I'M
easy about coming events. Great preparations
hal do Nat Coo <hxl aro