The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-04-28

|RNfNG STAR AND CATHOLlC
Mayor and Corporation of the city OF DaDnn.
The remains win be taken to Mas, the famiiy
seat of the deceased, for final interncns.
FRANCE.
The session of the National Assembly was
resumed on the god. The House discussed the
order Of business. President Theirs wanted
the taxes disposed of first /; then the formation
of Council of State might be taken up but
deferred, for grave political reasons. The A. As
sembly, however. decided to consider first me
scheme for a Council of State, and next the
definite future. f The enc army r Til passed its first
reading without debate. 1t prescribed sewers
penalties for drunkenness. An Italian bark
th Of tn at
Marseilles. Through the energy of the ofhceis
aud crews of the United States fleet now IN
that harbor, the burning vessel was ls9 %nt
and an extensive confagration avoided: Coun'
Won Arnim, German Ambassador to fraace;
arrived in Paris on the oath. 1t Is reported
that the Count is instructed by his govern govern
ment to assure President Theirs that tue recens NJ
alarming reports relative to the reiation 10, y,
France and Germany are groundiess::, Inc
trials of persons who were charged with mas-
ernE If If the
mated and their sentences have been promni-
gated. The woman Gayart, who was the prn,
cipal actor in this tragedy, has been sentenced
to DEATH and thirty other persons, Who were
connected with this crime. have been sentenced
to imprisonment for various terms.
GERMANY.
The North German Gazette positively denies
plications are probable between France and
Germany. The Minister of Public Worship
has given formal notice to Ermeland that as
the sentences of excommunicatione against
German subjects clash with the civil law, and
affect unfav orably their social status, there
fore the consent of the Government must be
obtained before such sentences are pronounced
The Minister insists on the obedience to the
laws as duty incumbent on all, and intimates
a failure in that duty on the part of the Bishop
will lead to the withdrawal by the Government
functions The Bishop of Ermeland answers
apologetically affirming that civil honor is in
| no way affected by accommodation
ITALY.
The eruption of Mount Vesuvius, which has
been increasing in violence since the first signs
| of commotion, has now reached an unwonted
| pitch of grandeur. New craters have formed
| and streams of lava are pouring down the
mountain side in different directions Naples
| is already crowded with visitors, and tourists
are arriving from all parts of Europe to witness
the spectacle. The Pope Oh the 2lst gave an
audience to 1000 citizens. The Pope thanked
| them for their devotion, and reproached the
Italian and other governments for usurping
| the rights of the Church.
| SPAIN.
A crisis has arrived in the affairs of this
country and few days will probably see the
Inauguration of civil war which will cause
Amadeus to lose his throne or be the means OF
confirming him in power. The number OF
Carlists in the field is said to be 10000 and
their policy to harrass the enemy without
coming to o decisive engagement. LCnirer'
and Liberte announce that Don Carlos has
crossed the frontier, and is now in Spain ut the
head of 10000 men. The same journal says o
perfect understanding exists between the Car
!, lists and Republicans. The former are tc
draw the troops into the open county and leave
the towns defenceless against the Republicans
who are to rise against the Government on the
LIST of May, in all parts of Spain. DULY tws
: Isabellist generals have as yet joined the in
surrection. The King in persons delivering his
speech to the Cortes, stated that the relations
Of Spain with other powers were cordial, the
difficulties with the South American Republics
having been reconciled. He hoped soon to be
, able to announce an agreement between the
f Italian Government and the Pope. He
promised to avoid everything tending to i'm
, pair Spanish territory or putting arms in the
+. hands of the enemies of the Spanish race and
> name. Taught by experience the futility OF
3 clemency, he will be inexorable in Furnishing
: the constant enemies of liberty and tue distur-
t bers of the peace. He hopes promptly to ter
inmate the Carlist instruction, and restore
} peace and order throughout the dominions OF
1 Spain.
MEXICO.
The latest news shows that the rebellion is
is coming to an end. President Juarez, in
, | message to Congress, stated that the rebellion
was crushed, but lie still clings to dictatoria
powers, and asks for an extension of facilities
An earthquake occurred the eth ult. II
Oazaca which destroyed many churches
dwellings and levees.
GREAT DEsIDERATUM.-The visitors to the