The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-10-20
TKLEGRARHIc suMrARY.
GREAT BRITAIN,

TELEGRARHIc Summary.
! GREAT BRITAIN.
Additional military and constabulary forces
nave been ordered to Lisburn, ireland. Az
an n;.t disturbance Is threatened there.
ging at Newgate as q penalty for crime. Many
letters have appeared in the Times and othcr
journals urging discontinusuce of tha hsr-
o . practice. Parliament reassembled on
FRANCE.
Prince Napoleon and the Princess Clokhilde
who were in Paris, received notice to leave the
country immediately. The Prince replied To
sae agent o. the Government who brought the
summons OF request to quit his native land,
ing no would yield only to force and the
Princess answered she would only leave Franco
between two gens-d'armes. The Prince not
having lett at the appointed time, was waited
upon by the Secretary Of the Project Of Police
and two agents Of the Government, with orders
aor him to follow them towards Switzerland.
Inc rrinGe thereupon left the city. The Priu-
eeSs 1 Siosniide Voluntarily accompanied him.
ID. houner has mado on appeal to the perma.
nent commission Of the Assembly in behalf Of
Prince Napoleon. The Prince proposes 70 pros.
ecute the Minister of the Interior for expellinp
aim from France without the authority Of law.
iambetta is expected to visit Nantes and Bor-
deau3 In few days, whore he will address the
people in explanation of his Grenoble speech.
inc German army of occupation have begun to
evacuate the Department of the Upper Marne,
President Theirs at O meeting of the perma.
nent Commission last week expressed indigon-
ton ut tho outrageous treatment of the Dill
grims; which he regarded No attack ON tho
Catholic religion and national form of worship.
de warmly condemned tho course Of NJ. Gam.
BETA who. he said, was trying to divide the
nation and render the position of the Govern
ment abroad more difficult.
Fifteen hundred mon belonging to the gar.
rison of Ferrol together with q portion of the
naval Coast Guards aud some OF tho popuIa-
ton, revolted against the Government il, the
interests of the Republicans, on the 10th. The
troops in the fortress refused to join the in
surgents. The Government immediately com
menced the concentration of its forces to act
against the town. On the 18th, when all was
ready for the attack, the insurgents disbanded
and fled. Many were captured and but little
blood was shed
The Havana Journals report the discovery
of conspiracy iii the Guisa District, near Bay
Auo. The Cubans intended to rise aud capture
and kill those favoring the Spanish cause, aud
burn their establishments. The Spanish Gen.
eral Mendenns, had eight of the conspirators
shot, and others condemned to Improvement
for life. Fifty of the Cubans are awaiting
trial. decree has been issued creating new
and increasing old taxes to meet deficit in the
budget and provide for future OK penses of war.
IL establishes tax Of twenty-fonr dollars on
every slave hired out do1bles present xport
dnties aud the war tax on real estate increases
creases war tax on imported goods from 10 to
20 per cent. The increase IL to 90 ihte effect on
the 1st Of January, 1873.
MEXICO.
At the preliminary election for Presidential
Electors all the votes cast-Xere for Leredo de
Tejada, he having no opponent. The country is
ept irely pacitied and at the meeting of Con-
gress Tejida stated that he was engaged in
perfecting system Of economical government.
General Rocha now in command Of the Mcxi
can forces on the Texas frontier has iDauguTa.
ted policy of justice tow ards the Americans.
On the first application for the arrest Of cattle
thieves, he caused their capture and returned
the animals stolen Great satisfaction is felt by
all frontiersmen ut his course.
UNITED STATES.
ArkGasas.--A special sage: Adyices from Os-
ceoia, to noon the 18th state that at that time
cited, under reports that negroes were march
ing on the place. Scores of prisoners had been
captured and the jail wa, crowded. Citt-
! zens were shipping their families aud goods to
| places OF safety. The steamer Celeste en- route
! TO Memphis, was hailed below OSceola, and
| on reaching the landing gang of armed nc
groes demanded to be taken to Osceola, bat
| they were driven off and the steamer got safely
| away.
South CaroiiRd.-The State elections on til.
10th were exceedingly quiet. The Regular
Republican ticket was elected, the Democrat,
making no opposition, excepting in the Fourth
| District, where they succeeded in electing d. +
| Perry to Congress. Tho boilers ticket made
| up by radicals no withdrew from the nomiu il
ting convention, was defeated everywhere.
! POLITICAL.
| Tho TTibHHes Washington special says let
! ter has bGeu received from Sir. Voorhees, conce-
ding his defeat. In the letter he says; "
was simply the stay at home vote in his party
| that beat him aud hurt the cause every where
Nobody thought there was chauce OF bis de
feat, aud oVer-confdence led hundreds to stay
away from the polls" He is glad TO BIO able tc
resume the practice of Law, and closes by say
ing, "Mr. Greeley has personally raised himself
in this canvass and q thousand fold In my eSti
nation" The Vermont Legislature has re