The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-08-18
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p The appiysrsary Of the passagesf the Repeal
Acs was celebrated In Ireland on the 10Th.
nos to Interiors bat the iG9vernmsnt thopgbkt
other towns ID Che north II Ifsfsnd. The nov
sa.ss we're ss ss i3scs
Rspesi Act was generally celebrated t6rou gh-
out Freiand ON the 18th by the Roman Casho-
lies; nSops Places there was much disorder
aAt3Beltast, while the procession was passing
Through the streets, 10 as stoned by D large
'cr0wd Of persons. Those in the procession rs-
tnxned the attack, and a scene Of terrible s1-
'citemeut ensued Tho rioters were finally dis
pegsed the military !; not however until ono
man yas SHOT; There was slight distarbanpes |
tn Dublin, and several persons were sounded.
There Was no distur bance in udondosvy.3
Subscriptions TO the fund to. ndemnify Capt. \
Nolan for expenses incurred ip maintaining |
-hisrightb efore Mr.. Justiee Keogh toa ssns' ID !
Pafliarens closed to-day. The total ampunt
subscribed is ETA 600. r,.......x ti.,.{, a,
+ Parliament was prorogued on the 10th. The
Queen's speech was read by CommissiOn.f IT.
rejoiccsi that the conts oversy over Indirect
declaration of TIE arbitrators. The p sssengeri
fares and freight tariffs on the English rsifways
have been increased in consequence of the au-
vance in the price of coal ''''' 81 :. -" - =
so. - GO FRANCE. ~ - 'I<si "+I .l
A dispatch from Tronville states Goatant
Baron, the Minister to Berlin, who has been
| in consultation with President Theirs, has re-
ceiyed fun instructions from Inn concerning
the fulflsnent of the conditions Of the evaena.'
tion treaty, and also. with regard to the APP
preaching conference between the European
Emperors, and will return at once to his post
! at Berlin. Six hundred Communist prisoners.
who, since their conviction, have been iuear,
) cerated in the military prison on the island OF
AK, sailed tho 9th, on the transport Ga
rome, for New Zealand, where they are to
. serve out the sentences imposed upon them ~
the French Government Count Le! Vogue,
T French Ambassador to Turkey, has rssigned,
because certain of his official aotions failed 10
: Foreign Affairs. Admiral RoncieE dc, Eoury
o will probably be Count Vogue's successor.
an s-.. GERMANY. .i1aI rg.1e
@ By order of the German authorities, the
+ establishments Of the Jes1its at }Essenhesu
& General Moltke has gene to Belfort to inspec
the new Qualifications. 80 ~ soosis rtssirya;
r A special dispatch from Madrid ssys Kinl
!, Amadeus has not, rs reported by te!sgcaRl
=, from that city, signed the decree Prsydips ~
u u the gradual abolition Of slavery In Cube an
y Porto Rico. The document which he he
= the enforcement Of law. He insisted upon th
Y, emancipation of the slaves in Spanishcoiouie
IA 4 d9,tr .s.s I'd ,s,a.N az .tiF 6-1Sd'
is Yokohama, July 22.-The Mikado aoontinns
~ his visits to shrines at Kioto, his forme
ad residence Osaka and Heigo, and is now on y
do way to Nagasaki. He dresses in foreign styl
OF with an ample supply of gold braid, and h,
orS sevefsl attendants, who are similarly attire
y The natives look on ia amazemenS1 at 81
ns, changes inaugurated throu gh theHlate cav
ed war. The country is quiet, and all seem
OK acquiesce in the present state of affairs. L
nts Mikado is accompanied on ahis= Tip by Gig
The linen of war. Much comment has been ma
ex- on letter from Corea, which has beef receIv
e-slby the Mikadosg Corea spurnss the zJaPane
md demands, and offers TO- fight ct eAy mofneI
it'll land even threatens to attack the apares
de-s EThe letter Of the Mikado,, on assuming pow
We in Japan, to the Corcahs, demanding trtbn
of Onelof the ambassadors of Japau was fmpr
,or- Toned, and another sent back TO carry t
ion threats of the Coreaps and their contempt
ght the new rae. Tbis letter of the Mikedo \!
in- sent three years ,sin CO which time Amerl
udy lattempted, to make q treaty with CoEea.a ~
mes egners complain that, had the Japanese bc
iod, friendly disposed towards the United Stat
The they would have informed the Americans
With the state Of affairs in Corea, and thus avoid
in "a defeat of American interests there, y
or a japanese pride and j apanese secrecy alike
tent babe the exercise of candor. Affamity
eleven persons was lnassacredS in Ieddo 7;
Rev. little boy who escaped testified at the exal
red, nation BY Government officials, Recognized
arm police officers as the murderers. The fares
as. the railroads to Yeddo have been red ced, O
ody The amount Of Gravel has been Increased lar
tDylfy p -E&Ro al visi'os - FH7a s'4 9''@'
dis. eese@;7 H6srFRD srAeEs, @2j' 80, =. =
van. wAsHIsaTeS.T-Gel, Whitley who has yisi
,ow- the Kuklux prisoners, has submitted q req
orth which many papers consider to have been o.