The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-10

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There was The greatest enthusiasm In Rheims
ON shs 9th, over the evasuatio. By tho Ger
mans. Buildings were decorated with French
color. and flowers AZ night there was gen:
erai iiiuminssio1. The theatre va opened
that night for the first time since the occuPa-
tion, and the Marseillaise was performed by
the orchestra in response to calls from the an,
dience. The Procureur General has declared
in the courts sgainst the Minister of Interior
The Princess expulsion from France was the
act OF the Government over which the Assem-
bly, alone has Jurisdiction. Prince Napoleon
writes he Intends persisting in the prosecution
Of the case, notwithstanding the opposition OF
the Procureur General. A petition to the Ma.
tional Assembly, praying for the restoration OF
the Bourbons, is in circulation. The military
commission which is making preliminary in
vestigation of the circumstances attending the
surrender of Metz by Marshal Bazaine, had
that officer before them and examined him ut
great length. Two hundred aud forty wit
nesses have been summoned to appear for ex-
animation before the court which is to try the
Marshal. LIE Gdalois has report that Count
Won Arnim has demanded of President Thiers
q disavowal of General Ducrots order of the
day, in which hs speaks bitterly of Germans
Henri Rochefort was permitted to so to Yer
sailles last week to marry the dying mother OF
He was sent back to prison Immediately after
wards.
| In the Cortes the motion made for the cup.
preston of lotteries, and another motion to
| reduce the number of Cabinet Ministers was
defeated. The proposition to abolish tobacco
was rejected. Armed Carlists have arrived or
the frontier near the town of Figueras and
stopped three dilligences, turned the passen
gers out and robbed and stript them.
ENGLAND.
J Tke Presidential election furMed the princi
, pal topic of conversation, aud leaders in tn
papers in England. Grants election was ex
pected, but the completeness of his victory as
7 tonished every one. ALI the leading paper
are jubilant, excepting tho Standard which
makes O violent attack upon the Republisa
party, which, it says, has dono nationall
what Tammapy and Fisk did locally. Gran
and Greeley are both unfit for the position G
J, the two evils, it believes the people have mad
" the better choice. The Standard upholds I'll
t principles on which the Southern States sec'
d ded from the Union, and is opposed to Repul
licanism, which it denounces as dedication
. the passions of q temporary majority, and I
= identified with personal and political CORFU
! ton. In consequence Of the supremacy of II
Republican party, the States are loaded wit
10 enormous debt, and foreign holders of the
NJ securities receive nothing. The Republican
" are responsible also for the insurrecton
Cuba, anarchy in Mexico, and the murder
n the Emperor Maximilian. The Democrat
ve however, are no better. Demonstrate
A. against closing the saloons in Liverpool dr
:, ing certain hours of Sunday, which we
W begun week before last, were renewed on t
" 4tb. At one place in the city crowd nu
n addressed by the speakers in opposition to
a. act, was dispersed by the police.
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