The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-06-23


Council of the Internatfox& as n!ld %
18th. It was announced that the Chi0aao
New York councils would adhere c0v <315
York Federal Council and reject the
Council, Aresolution denounon this
Council was passed unanimously. A'prot
ton was made to- 6dhefs q Che new flag "a
PLACE Of the So Is Is rep.fsse
ROAD. a ssosrsl Ia. setssss suits
against him Which Involve about 600. 000, 600
Gen. Mcclellan is also spoken of in'connection
with the Presidency of Erie.
v1RaINIAs--The bodies of 71s Confederate
soldiers disinterred at Gettysburg recently,
were brought to Richmond and Inferred ct
most impressive and solemn funeral ceremo
MICS. Tho procession was two miles In length,
consisting of the First Virginia Regiment,
Richmond Howifzers, detachment OF ponce .ga
dead, followed by their Confederate com
rades, headed by Geo. E. Pickett, to whose d.
vision the dead belonged. Next came the 50.
rear was brought up by line of carriages
mile long. The streets along the line Of the
procession were draped in mourning, stores
were closed aud business was generally sus-
pended. An immense concourse OF people
| lined tho streets, the wh0le being regarded us
the most imposing spectacle since the close OF
the war.
| the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company,
who has Just returned from q business tour in
Texas. 6ripaa anformation that just before
rfyed there from Fort. Richmond. Jack county
| aud reported that Q body OF Indiana: vartoosiy
| estimated at from 5000 to 10000, had made an
incursion into Texas, and; were ovessann ainl
: aud that the settlers were filled WITH conster
nation and great alarm. The Indians said
they were going to Huntsville to hberate san
! tanta and Big Tree, who are confined In the
State prison there. 1t was reported that oil!
the Indians on the Fort Sill reservation had
| left aud gone on the war path already: Sonie
fights had occurred near Weatherford, IN
which four whites were wounded and two liz,
dians killed two Indians we're captured ana
lodged III the Weatherford Jail. Inc com
mauding officer at Fort Richardson Is sala 10
have gone to Austin to consult with General
Augur regarding the invasion, and the iatter
is reported to have telegraphed for more req
ments of cavalry to report immeelaee'y at inc
points threatened by the Indians. Judge
Hublell SAYS there is no deutt in the minus Oh
we'll informed Texans that a big Indian war IS
Mt hand, and many set lers are leaving 'hHu
bones
The STRIKES.
!, The strikes in New York, Brooklyn ana
pbiiadsIphia continue. In a few cases the
en,nioyers have given way aud the men nave
, ratprned TO work, but these cases are very rev;
| otrii
att;tude. and show q disposition to force all
WorkipGmen to join themi hence the whole
noliee force of New York city is kept on duty
ali the time. Nearly every conceivable trad
g strike. The Int International Society is yer.
q actiye in trying to induce the strikers to joii
. their Association. kilograms from othe
: Nortl ern cities indicate a great extension 0
the strike. - - c. .-s, %. .
:. t. soL1rlcA-- Fl. r.,
i -, Mt tlia week tn
r new Liberal movement at otae NORTH wblel
4 seems to lave been gotten uPby ochnfE It'll ~,
~ bull and others who werenot plea SEQ Win "a.
;. Cincnnati no naiRs,fion and are no9 trying !.
Il secure the nomj nation at the BattimorS Con
J, rveutdon of some man who represents ths grea
C itIca WHICH gave birth to tho Liberas heioi'
! mnVstu emit and will unite all elements opPoSE
>, to Grant. The meeting at New York, held o
e tie 2Oth at Fhicil all these parties were y
T. sembled showed great diversity OF oplnlol
2 some thinking it 100 late to desert GIecIe
u ~ while others insisted that his candidatnr
,e would in s1re defeat. Tho Minnesota Dem ocEatl
4 !, Conveuti one endorses Greeley, as do tne COZ
to MENTIONS of California AafyisSu, aH canve,
ID zion, Col. Willis. OF Galveston. and MIns, :
- Syarro, were nominated for Congressman
IL large from the State The Aiaoaa ~ :,
- | tjoS: now assembled in Montgomery Is one
IL the largest and most intelligent ever assen
r. Med in the State. No action yet FepoEtS'
er though the majority secrn Co favor Oro0ie!>
nd ENGLAND.
in The treaty of Washington still continues
:" aritate the public mind and is the occ2sion
much discussion in Parliament The .s BOARD ITa,
arbitration having met on the 10TH the Ans,
on co., commissioners preseated their argupen
Int the English asked for postpon ement t
ae. their governmeut shoald complete the Psss s..
to- negotiations with regard to the supPienen.s
oI1 srSicIe. kilograms still continue to pass
o. o. tssen the commissioners and their rSspecti
t 70 SoTernmeuts but with no defi1tte result as =
,c. Miss Rye has opened 3 home for deserted 8,
~ a. P.ofbaul from which a certain number
~ ant to Canada A lockout was begun
in the 18th by the builders Of London. TTeS
ere thouaAud iourneyuen are Thrown oa' OF
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