The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-01-07

tumultuous crowd gathered 70 witness I'll,
ceremony. The mob hissed when the name q
floor in tho court room ut Kiitoghart, In The
county Of Leitrim. fell ON the morning Of the
ga. Three hundred persons were precipitatsd
; killed; thirty were badly hurt, mostly fatally
' ~ sea SCOTLAND. Fa1s
Ia Glasgow, on the 31st ult.. while . large
road wsgon, propelled, By steam, and carrying
DssF srs through the
children, one Of the boilers exploded. Five
chIdren were killed outright, and seven so
yssa aed tha their I, doubtfu
ted. ~ -. ( 90 s''--'Ay ne''lA-
| a dispatch from Marseilles reports that the
presence Of N. Gambetta in that city was the
cause Of much agitation and some disorder.
| MS motel was surrounded yesterday by q
| throng Of fiends, who endeavored to cali him
ont. Atone time the assemblagc became 90
hume s and turboleps that troops were
upon and dispersed the mob. lOambetta vas
not allowed BY the police to leave the hotel,
dsturbaness. He advised lis fssna % na
| to persist in collecting in large bodies in the
| streets or attempt resistance to the authori-<
f Tres; He tells them they have the right to
the presence of an armed force and not provoke
collision. There has been no renewal of the
agitation today. Gambetta remains at his
hotel, and il is given out that he is confined to
his room by illness. A hundred French citi-
Gems have been arrested in the occupied por-
tions Of France, for alleged outrages on Ger
mans. iWarnlngs have been given BY summary
proceedings in all cases of murder and assasi.
nation. Unless tho criminals are surrendereil |
before January 3, hostages will be put on trial
instead before courts-martial. The French won
brilliant victory in Oran. Two rebel chief. |
tains, also $50 horsemen were killed The COM
nittee of the Assembly on the reorganization
Tn Ia RI
military service five years on active duty, four
years In the first reserve and six years Ia the
second reserve. 1t i. announced that Dake
political tour through the Central and Western
departments of France Bishop Dupanloun
his IL the
Paul Emile Litters as q member.
Vistor Emmanuel sent special Ambassador
TO the Vatican on New Years day with con-
gratalations to the Pope. Cardinal AntonelIi
shat the Pope was indisposed aud unable to re-
ceive visitors. Duke d'Harcourt, French Am
b.ssador to the Papal Court, had . long inter
Tho Journal do st. Petersburg, official organ.
Gays the reception of Grand Duke Alexis :n Che
United States, creates . profound sense of sat-
,sfsction throughout Russia. Tho relations
between the two countries, strengthened by
the noble hospitality with which the son of the
Emperor has been received, is now, more than
ever, pledge OF enduring amity, which can
progress Of humanity. Tho Russian steam
ship Kuma foundered in tho Caspian See. All
on board were lost. She had ,60O, 900 rubles I
on board. .
MEXICO.
Dispatches report that there is great excite
ment in Mexico. The city of Monterey raised n
S5OO, 600 and 5000 men for the revolntionists. {
Gen. Navargo has 5000 men, and 10 marching i
On san Lnis: Success is regarded as certain. i
90 against the Government on the 18th of De-
:ember. at San Carlo was captured and hung
~ the forces of Gen. Canales, Governor of The
state OF Iamau!ipas. with several other insur- Z
Zents. Piedras Legras has been recaptured by Il
Iuarez troops with . loss of twenty five killed,
ana many OF both parties wounded. The revo- Il
my progress in the State of Tamaulipas except =
% hold Men. Troops are ut work in the for ,
I fcations around Mstamoras to strengthen y
hem and defend the city.
CUBA.
Havana letter says Vslmaseda has just n
ecreed the practical enslavement of the whole 81
.hinese population of Cuba, mum berinr some .;
5,OOO souls. The decree orders the ton thou
and or fifteen thousand free Chinese immedi- =,
government tutors and work in Government T.
Torkshops, receiving for their labor only four r.
oliars per month, out of which to provide TO
who are %S a ana GraeInS that all Chi
hall DO reindentured on expiration of their
'rms, or be sent to jail.
The project of tunnel under the Straits of
over, to connect England and France, is by
D means abandoned. Engineers as comDs-
mt as are to be found in Europe have report {
upon it favorably time and again, and the pc,
BON il better than ever before. Indeed the sh ia
rench Government was quite prepared, before the The
. late war, to grant e concession to any com The
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