The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-23

ZOE tIeuee. NeRotiHtlons tvoA'uk
g The nnai paymst Of German indemnity and
troops have been compieted. Tho Inst pay
ment of indemnify stln due is to DO made by
milliard Of francs. Ths second payment Of a
similar amount; will he made before tho close
of 1879 and tho third payment, also o mil
be evacuated as soon as five hundred MILLIONS
of indemnity have been remttted, and the
Of the Of WI
each milliard to Germany. The French Cow
ernment is already negotiating for bills Of ex-
change to the amount Of Ave hundred millions
of francs.
The bill directed against the Society Of
Jesuits, depriving its members Of the rights of
| citizenship, passed its second reading in tho
is tse e On TT & e
s miner. se nsap SS Sis having
en- the a3h sfs sa sssh
borhood of Essen and Beckheim.
! ITALY. ODD.
The twenty-sixth anniversary Of the acees.
sion of Pope Plus the Ninth to the Pontifieal
chair was celebrated in Rome on the 10th, in q
sand persons, representing all nations, pro-
gratulatory address 70 his Holiness, who, upon
|
with loud cheers. The Pope has addressed q
letter to Cardinal AntonelL, deploring tho APP
preaching enforcement of tho law suppressug
converts in Italy, as violation OF intern alton
| al law. He says the constant oncroachments
| on the rights of the Church by the Government
of. Italy violate morality and justice. A re-
gard for the highest interests prevents tn Q
head of the Church from leaving Rome A
couiict between the Holy See and the Italian
Government is inevitable, and that reconcile
a ton j. impossible. The Pope cannot submit
4. 4 r,.r,, Ant nall
to protest against them 10 foreign powers.
Spain has been blessed with new Ministry
agaiu, this time nnder the lead of Gorilla. His
first step was to remove the judges guilty OF
sn sps S p's ld Saa n the s; Tee
partial risings of Republicans in Andalusia;
The Government has received Intelligence OF
the Irappearance Of Carlist insurgents in the
provinces of Tarragona, Biscay and Galicia.
4 - JAPAN. -
Governor Ito, of the Japanese Embassy, re-
turns to America on the steamer Great Ike,
, public, accompanied by the yice-Minister OF
I Foreign Affairs, Teri.huma. Greater power,
have Iecn delegated them by the Mikailo. and
. foreign governments will be made fully 40
quainted with the japanese views ere the EN-
= bassy returns, which Is now stated to be in {
: year instead of eight months. The intention
of the American government to demand tn
throwing open to foreigners OF the whole
country, or at least the tea district arount
al Surupo. has met with cordial favor from al
h parties. The American Charges visit 20 IN.
! district Pssnlted most satisfactory. The OF
g fciafscveTywhere received him In most cor'iia
oi manner. They explained theprocess Of raisinl
!. and notwithstanding tea, giving copfous de
{ tails of tho crop iB different stages, and END
n ing by Offering copies of maps, etc. Tao PEG
Il mic are everywhere more elated o. The pros
n rec. of their country being opened to foreig
l. intercourse and are preparing for the change
!. | Three thousand merchants protested agains
- the Government widening the streets of th
. bnrnt dis trict In Yeido 20 ninety foot but tn
!. 1 The Government aida all who desire to bull
q / In n subS6antial manner.
y MEXICO.
lakt,noras Jnns 19.-D II reported on cred
u ble authority that Gems TreyiDo and Tairog
n finding themselves unable 70 offer any conai
u cradle resistance TO the Government tOrot
D Concentrating on Monterey, and being pows
u less to hold any important point outside Of q
State of Neugo Leon, have sent commtsstone
to the City Of Mexico to arrange ternls OF pea
l.. ! on the basis Of their pardon and eubseq ne
~ admission to the authorities of the Juar
r. Government.
" JAMAICA.
,t. HingstoR, Jamaica, June Is, ria HdrG"d-nI
nj German feet arrived at this port to-day. u
MT scommande reports that the feet bomoai9
al Port al Prince for several hours ana board
"a. and captured the Haytien feet Ihese &C
vel were committed in consequences On me
az. Government having refused 70 pay the mae
rls nity due the German merchants Oh uayu
IN interferin1 with their commerce an1 !eVyl
On foTced loans during the revolution. Inc ia
- ten Goverpmsnt paid the German command
~. 9i5 600 on account Of the claim, ard the d