The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-09-15
Indication omcs-Ho. l24 carondelet street.
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brnlng Star and Catholic Messenger.
TELEGRAPHIc SUMMARY.
ENGLAND.

$ ENGLAND.
Advices show that the striking III ania is per-
a8ding all England. The chairmakers of Wy
nbe, the coal men of Lowestopt, the silk
AYERS of sudburg, the stone masons of Pres.
the bakers of Dublin, the engineers of
$kenhead, the China and earthenware man
ecturers of Staffordshire are all on a strike.
e carpenters, painters, bricklayers, bakers
@ cabinet-makers continue their strikes.
10 Postofice employees have asked for an ad-
hce of wages. The journeymen butchers of
&ting higher wages. There has been fur
er advance in prices of English coal. Twenty
5usand miners of the Midland Coal Mines
38 preparing to strike for an increase of
774kes.
@ FRANCE.
PRESIDENT Tbiers has ordered tba: public
ESuquets OF popular demonstrations of any
lind be prohibited on the 21st and 22d of Sep
|1&seber. The reports received by the Govern
nent of the assassination of its agent and
|ccnfrmed. On reopening the Assembly Thiers
ygiA propose the creation of the Office of Vice
Ezcbident. Orders have been issued for stop
ping work on the military defences near the
Ecnt Cents tunnel.
N% GERMANY.
The Emperor of Austria arrived in Berlin on
EAo evening of the 9th, from Dresden, and was
faeiyed at the railway station by Emperor
Wliliam with precisely the same ceremonies
an2 attention which were accorded to the
[szar. AS the two German Emperors rode side
10 side through the streets, the cheering was
Sxscessant, and the popular enthusiasm was
Synn greater than that displayed on the occa-
s19n Of the Cars reception. After a week
<Rcnt in the exchange of courtesies between
Sn Emperors and of reviews, parades, balls,
iinners, ETC., the Emperor of Austria left Ber-
lin ON the 12th He was accompanied to the
abroad station by the Emperor William,
peince Frederick William and many officers of
Re army and court. He repeatedly embraced
He German Emperor and Crown Prince before
tepping from the platform to the cars. The
ta0ze disorderly portion Of the population of
lin took occasion, during the grand parade
saturday last to create many distur Dances.
re party of riotous characters, enraged at the
rance in the price of beer by Hoff & Co.,
5ae an attack upon their brewery, and com,
etely wrecked it. The police were compelled
sbarge on the crowd with drawn swords
#44 it was not dispersed until many per
F2sD were wounded and still larger number
sfkested.
~ great land slide Is rcpoIt.d near Froga. il
Ssagon, on the banks OF the river Cinca. The
I'D Of the river was filed with earth ant
6e1ks, and the waters forced from their course
And the country around the town of Froga in
dated. A bridge which crossed the river a.
;At point was carried away. barge, will
<sy men, women and children, taken from
s9 flooded houses, was swamped, and all OF
nrd were drowned except three. Many
er lives were lost, and the damage t.
ysavers as xsry VII EIsso soon Se
Ries of public meetings are to be held il
4drid, Seville, Barcelona and other larg
3fies. Petitions for abolition of slavery il
Anish colonies will be circulated, and as sool
3he Cortes meets will he presented to tba
10y. The new Senate will consist of IA
lpsterialists and Is opposition members
4rlist bandits are making requsitions TO
ID and arms upon the inhabitants of Cata
~ HOLLAND.
The International Society Congress, whic
4asembleti at the Hague, numbered xty-nin
enbers, including three women. New lor
Aee been chosen as the seat of the Geners
enncil instead of London. Karl Marx wi
&alde hereafter i'll the United States. IN
bOrt of the Council to Congress says:- Bic
4arck is the spy-in-chef in the German En-
Tise. 1t declares that the Government at BEL
tln project another war, while the Congress
tle Hague has for it's object the preservatlo
Is WpE peace. 1t also declares that never, sine
1Hee6, have the masses been so united as nov
nder the flag of the Commune.
SWITZERLAND.
The village of Zernatz, in the Canton
gisoD, was nearly destroyed by fire on Il
'ght of the 9th. One hundred and twen'
tpses, besides many stables and outbuildinG
re burned. The arbitrators appointed und
% Treaty of Washington TO decide upon Il
anbama Claims have finally como to d
zion, awarding G3l25 900 to the Unite
tetes. Tho arbitrators and Others connect,
ith the Tribunal arrived in Berne on Il
4oth and were met by the President and Con
UNITED STATES.
EAINE.-The official returns received up
4he 18th include something more than nine
sr cent of the total vote of the State. T
RioriI;rs in the several Congressional d
fi6is fuot up very nearly as follows: Burleig
Fry, 3s09; Blaine 37ou; Horsey 3s5
ale, 300. These aggregate majorities
es difI.r materially from Perham's maj0rit
largest gains are IN thp Third and FIJI