The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-02-11

action of the American Cabinet is awaited
WIN the most intense anxiety. The comments
OF the German press on the subject are decided.
y unff'end'y to England.
IRELAND. ss .tu.'.
A meeting was held At GALWAY. Irsland- IN
tee 90, 10 nominate Q candidate for the House
OF commons A show of hands indicated that
= maJo.isy OF those present favored Nolan, the
created great uproar, which eliminated in .
Eos oetween tho opposing parties. The police
attempted to suppress the disturbance, when
FURIOUS connict took place between the OH
untii many persons had been severely wound.
ed. !he Queen referring to Ireland in her
speech says: Turning to domestic affairs, am
lions, Ireland has been free from serious crime.
Trade In that portion of the Kingdom has been
active, and the advances in agricultural indus
try remarkable. l am also to congratulate
yon, so far as the present experience allows
Judgment to he passed. upon the perceptible
diuiinution in the number of both the grave or
crimes and the habitual criminals in Great
Improvement in Ireland will be laid before
you; likewise legislative provisions founded on
the report of Sanitary Commission.
FRANCE.
the Assembly and Government return the Paris
by vote of ST. to 3ls. The Assembly is dis
cussing the establishment of "a provisional
commission to govern the country if the AS
scenes attend the discussion of the subject.
The German Government has notified France
of its willingness to accept colony in part
payment of the war indemnity due Germany.
The Treasury Department is ready to pay the
fourth half milliard of indemnity to Germany,
due May l. The National Assembly after an
agitated discussion, passed resolution au-
thorizinC the prosecution of the publishers of
ten Provincial papers, which have lately con-
tanned articles insulting to the Assembly.
GERMANY.
The Bishop of Strasbure having notified the
Berlin Cabinet that the Holy Sec no longer
recognizes the Ccncordat as applying to Alsace
and Lorraine, Prince Bismarck has replied
that tho Emperor of Germany will undertake.
government of those provinces. The Arch
bishop of Cologne has ordered four professors
of the University to subscribe to the dogma
of Papal Infallibility, the penalty, in case of
refusal, being communication.
AUSTRIA.
The recent troubles between the Imperial
Government and that of the Province of Galicia
have been settled by compromise in which
made to the Province.
SPAIN,
Investigation has led to the discovery that
the late disturbances at Barcelona and else
where have been fomented by the Information
al Society, and many members of that organi-
cation are now under arrest. The Deputies
from Porto Rico in the late Cortes have issued
q manifesto demanding the reforms promised
that colony in 1858 oonstitusionai govern:
ment and that the abolition of slavery be carried
into effect. The Captain General Of Cuba
sends reassuring dispatches to the Govern
ment. He says he has just made journey
through the disaffected districts of the island,
and declares that from personal observation
he is certain that the insnrrection will be
ended by March OF April. He makes reqnisi-
ton for only two Thousand fresh troops from
Spain, with which he promises to bring the
war to a triumphant conclusion. The troops
were sent at once. Dispatches have been re-
ceived from the Governor General of the Phil
lippine islands, announcing o serious attempt
at revolt. ,Aeompany of 300 native soldier,
took possession of the fort. The place was
subsequently carried by assault by the regular
troops, and all the insurgents were killed.
TURKEY.
A barbarons attack has been made npon the
Jews in Ismail, ON the Ronmanian frontier.
Several have been killed and many wounded.
All of the Jews who could have left the place
to save their lives. The fugitives have been
kindly received by the officers of the Porte.
INDIA.
A telegram from Calcutta says that Deputy
Commissioner Cowan has ordered fifty Rocks
mutiueers to be blown from the mouths Of
cannon.