The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1872-09-08
TELEGRAPRIC SUMMARY.

TELEaRAPHIc SUMMARY.
ENGLAND. ..
The magnificent Cathedral of Canterbury
took fire on the Sd inst, Mt IL p. NJ. and by the
time the fire was distinguished o'clock on
the 4th-l50 feet of the roof and great nor
ton of the inside had been burned.
IRELAND.
A great public demonstrationis eontempla-
by the italian Government aud suppression of
religious orders in Italy. telegram from
Dublin on the stu says: Many of the Jesuits
expelled from Germany will come to ireland,
where they are promised hearty welcome.
~ FRANCE.
There is collision At Lyons, between muni-
cipal and national authority, which causes
much feeling and excitement. The City Coun-
Gil had removed certain ecclesiastical teachers
from the schools, and the national Government
interferred and reinstated them. The citizens
several times collected in large numbefs in the
streets to protest against the restoration of the
obliged to call on the military to dispense the
gatherings and prevent their recurrence. The
mob at Narbonne assaulted tie sentries and
pelted them with stones. The ASSISTANTS were
ring-leaders were arrested. Vigorous measures
arc expected in consequence of this outbreak.
Remusat has declared before The permanent
a wsns sa
treaty of ;peace and with bismarck, because
France is permitted to retain the fortress of
Bs tort. There vas no popular dsmonstration
cIaration Of the Republic. Troops were kept
under arms as q precautionary measure. Gen.
| Chanzy has been appointed to the command of
en- army corps. with headquarters az Tours.
TO- aSg -,. p. GERMANY s..iv -,.t- -.
! The Czar-of Russia arrived in Berlin on the
5th., On alightihg, he saluted and embraced
the Emperor William in q most cordial man
ner. The two Emperors entered the same car
| riage andrpassed slowly through the streets
| amidst the cheers of immense multitudes. Ali
the princes, dukes, generals and courtiers fol
lowed, making long and brilliant procession:
The Emperor of Austria met with che most en-
! thusi asticf reception from the people id his
( progress through Germany. He arrived in
Berlin of the 9th A programme for Sunday
EaIft. tue following days has been arranged. On
Sunday tue three Emperors will attend the
spective houses of Worship. They wih after-
! wards lunch together, at ,Bablesherg, and the
day will close with ,soireei at .the palace Of
the Crown Prlace of Potsdam. On Monasy
there willlbe military 1naneuvers on grand
scale in the morning dinner: will lie girea ct
the Imperial Palace, which Silt DO followed by
1 q eoigee at the palace. Of Prince iFrederick
neuvres, and. the sos ereigns will dine together
! in public Under canvass and q court concert
! will be given in the evening" A grand bsnt
is aleo contenplatea: "a crisis has 1scurss1 n
have rendered tbeif Tcsignations TO the King
4''i ArSTR1A.
\ The Hung arian Diet was opened by the EN-
I peror Francis Joseph in. pelson. The speecl
4 from the throne urges perseverance, ia th
work of internal reform and conGratuiates th,
Kingdom and Empire in their happy relation
With foreign powers. Count Andrassy, Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs, has issued circular te
Austrian Ministers at European courts, con
| veying assurance that the approaching Deet
ing at Berlin of the ErDperors of ApstEia, Ger
mauy and the Gar of Russia, is not tdirecte'
against the Interests of France, aud yanchip.
tibet tile Emperor Francis Joseph sympathize
heartily with that nation. He also states tina
Russia and Austria alike desire prompt de
/ vslopment of the civilization and wealth Q
Turkey. .... .a.
HOLLAND.
The Congress of the INTERNATIONAL societ
met at the Hague on the I'd, and held secre
, sessions till the 9Th, when the first open ses
sion was. held. A resolution was introduce
expressing, in the name of the working classe
of the world, admiration fer the herois1
of the champions who have fallen in the battl
for the peoples rights, and greeting. with th
hope of freedom, to all the people still
! chains. The resolution upauimousl
, adopted. The President of the Congress, in
violent speech, denounced General Trochu q
traitor to his country, and called Jules Favr
q. wretch A large number Of French Con
munists are in attendance.
} UNITED STATES.
WAsHISaroS.-Alexauder H. Stevens Vic
?, President of the Southern Confederacy, has &C
! dressed letter to the President, deploriug
this enlightened age. the retention at Albau
=. of the prisoners convicted under the Kuklu
! law, Recent accounts from Spain show tha
friendly feelings exist between Minister Sickle
t and the Spanish Government, which has r,
i peated the request that he remain at Madri
= as cur representatives. Therefore his letter {
a recall will not be presented. Gen. sickles col
. tinues to press upon the Government the view
of the Department OF State with regard to th
abolition OF slavery in Cuba and Porto Ric
y arc Gen. SiOkles urged in his letter 70 Or. 81
gasts, that the policy of political and admini
. Trative reform in Cuba is best calculated
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