The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-11-03

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- PRUSSIA. Il ssav4l,fJ s-s.5 r.
Ths conflict between the upper and lower
houses Of the Diet on the Country Reform Bill
which provides for local self-governtnent In the
rural districts and which was supported by the F.
Government, Has resulted in the dissolution OF
the Diet. In the face OF tho threat that the
Ministry would appeal to the country II the
bill was not passed, it was rejected BY l4S TO
10 votes. An election has been ordered tor
new Diet which is to convened on the LIN
inst. -,,.l ,.as..-
The damages caused by the Overlooking OF
the Pc, especially in the provinces OF Mantus
and Ferrara. are immense. Whole towns ana
villages are submerged, the water reaching TO
pcople in Ferrars alone are honseless- me
sufferings Of the people are intsnse but assist
anoe Is being rapidly sent to Thorn.
TRANCE. se. =. ,a,:
Conservatives gave banquet ct Bordeaux
on sns Of eSs monarchy We're and
tho hope was expressed that the d,y wou nd
come whom toasts to tho health Of Ring ana
princess Of the royal family couau Ie ~ the
| troops under his command, exhors,ng tassn "
remember that never were there onsies NOR S
sacred: An army asSlpn nnsGsd to- check the
pass AZ ;ntsrnational enemies while pro-
| tectiug the country from foreign foes. Inc
the s& the 1sniSe of and
hon,ea and tearing from France her dearest
children. ,..., '-
In the Cortes ON the 2sth, deputy declared
the was the last R;nn
7 resolu ton providing for the abolition OF cap
itaa punishmeut for political offences was r re-
} iscted by ninety-nine against ntty-eIgnC. n4
trial for the impeachment of the members Vi
| tke ssposta ministry promises curious dieeios-
) nvna- Ssnor Saeosta has announced MS anten-
Q, ton of defending himself ut the trial. =.
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n] ,r,,r HOSTILE INpIANs-The expedition IN
Arizona against the Indians mas oeen trons
and Gcse soldiers are asked Tor. ieey nIG ny
l. tine most desperate and dreaded chiei, Nocn.Se
). occupying q stronghold in fastness o, .ns
9 territory accessible only by series OF narISn
" passes seventy miles long Approacn uy Wv
10 soldiers was impossible, rs the place vas
1t natural fertilization which could DO neu y:
a tyyo hundred against Ave thousand. rms ah'
similar fortresses are in Dragon Monntat ln
9. Cochise has twelve captains and hve nnnate
n men under his control. General Howard wri.e
>. the indians, but also advising the removal
aS Indian agents He says that when agents pa
ct fifteen thou sand dollars for position Inc 30
,ir ary of which is only fifteen hundred aolia
nay annum. there is something wrong ana
n.
! reform 10 necessary.
o. Loss OF THE STEAMER MIssoURI.-Aan1ptnte sa
he tbose terrible marine disasters wnlcn na'
in heen of so frequent occurrence OF late: 10Y
a.. | nIaca on the 23d. The steamer missouri 40
Wy New York for Havana. was burned on aoa pa.
ey one of the Bahama islands, and OF the " sou
=; thst the Are was first discovered on the no @
of the locker in the pantry and the cry OF n
st. was immedately given. Wet carpets were ~ ~
nte.va r. was reported to the passenge
80. that the FIRE Was out Ihe alarm wSS MT
les wh;le the passengers were at breakfast, pns
er, receiving the sewaras repo os resumed and
80, fears of the passengers qulefed, @aenn nd
EEL minutes. however, several voices screameu
of from the stake hole .a AN %as Snt two ",
my burned or swamped at the side OF the steam
as" The scene presented was heartrending
on twenty piaatea ei hsa boats were aun
oi "a The Nissouri's engines were stopped = !.
the ~ .ails were left spread, and speed OF II
oir. knots per hour was mn.ntS limm Nth Pur
oy sss r nstesd and some of the crew trying to
and oa the lee boat, surrounded ny suiu u ;,
spell flame. Eleven Of the sm.v tS ,vsif.h. Ca
- Culmer says it was launched iull Oh pe"p'o'
"a was immediately swampeo.
lars. IT, uopsr D1eEAsE.-The associated pi
path during the past week, has oesn at .Ss dse
"h;cI has been spreading rapidly throngn
lpon nnorth east. 1t has also made its app
'oys, snoe As far south as Norfolk, Virgins; "
S.ss.a 1 Saa BEEN EsS
aded chma1 oa borses now appear on the sire
rish, The injury 70 business has been inea fcrce
7ery- many of the steamers, iods End niles of
they leave w WIZ hS baving rotted at the var
altar Ssnots for want of transportation.
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