The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-26
Alarming Star and Catholic Messenger.
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GREAT BBf1AfN. .
The emigrant ship NORTH Fleet: ron s,assns Oh
her crew wasrup dOw feeentiy texacs slms ana
piace mot statsd) ~ ap. unknown steamer. ana k
$40 persons. inalnaas ne orrcrea m invssti-
cation into the affair and the Lioyds are mag
ing great efforts to hna ont .s a1 Sor s.oP 'As
Trouble seems to be brewing bssween En-
Gland and Russia with regard 70 tho possess
sions Of the two coTntr'es IN Of Parliament,
have been fined one hundred Pouncs Ios Poos
iiciy accusing Sir John Duke Colertdge OF
conspirihg to deprive tho Tiehoorne ciAA"Aa'
Oh nA' i's FRANCE.
Tn tina Assembly en- the 21st, the Right in
-trodeoed . resolution censuring simon, ss'nas
~ If Pablo Instruction for his circular OF iast
autumn on school reform: Bishop Dnpanloup
and Nj. johnson attacked the Minister severe
". The question of order was ra'seu , On ~
Sncstion. Tho latter motion was declared IN |
to ~. then nat on the motion itself bat all
the members Of the Right abstained from vo.
ting and the vote was declared void ior want
nrovina Inc cirealar was adopted by vote OF
4ao to S, the Right sustaining from voting;
The Assembly has passed Dill pfes'1i"AK
Se TSrea more condemned communist weze shot
at Satory on the 22nd.
were said in many Of tho Paris Churches on the
ronean Courts including that Of Germany nave
gone into mourning for him.
grand display of religious, military and
civic was made at Potsdan on the 10Th, in the
garrison church. Eighty.si1 flags captured a.
from the d r,'n ss. Wai. 'ns With
n nung The Emperor, Empress and Prince
and chief Generals of tho army, were present
the results Of which, he said, were eternally
engraved on the tablets OF history:
4 Berlin telegram dated the Ssno, sa say. -
America among the German colonies in kussia 2:
Que hundred and twenty families have leit
Berzna alone The nu%oe6 GOO 90 Tbs eniSra
ton from Hamburg for the same time reached
the unprecedented number OF 59,oOo.
The Cortes has appointed commission or
the abolition of slavery in Porto Rico, all thu
.,smhera of which are avowed abolitisnists
An Immense anti-slavery meeting was hold II
Msdrid on tho a3rd, tho greatest enthusiasm
prevailing.
WAsH1SGToN.-on the 18th the Presiden
;ssI:a n,,s executive order forbidding the Fed
eral officers from holding State offices: IN
order will 60 into effect after the attn OF MarG1
vestigation of Louisiana affairs on the 20
Warmoth, Da Ponta Mcmillan, Pinchbach
+ssys;;fS. In the House, new bill for refundin
10 Gotton Tax has been introduced by tn
members from the Cotton States: A bill ha
n nsH sy" destroyed in Kentucky ~ Buel du
nc the war The bill abolishing the frank.
privilege Iu1S HaniIa aod Vic
Admiral of the navy passed, and goes to u
President for signature. memorial from u
msnt to take charge Of Mississippi levees, "
presented. The Credit Moblicr lnvessiEat L
is iust beginning to develop the tf9tn. oak
AHea has recained his memory and f0uno
note book, and is evidently bent on maxim 8
clean breast of It, In his EVIDENCE INC ; n,
day he virtually charged Cof h . x,ta PERU
and made sad havoc Win INC st@'eenf'
Kelley and Garfield.
NEW YoRK.-The Tweed trial has CONNER
ed, and some astonishing revelations have be
made already dys,.s o ans " furnshing plans for
SS lgaipx he sf aad received n $1,000 Anos
wtneas testified that he Sas esat of Il
Wonid nav him. He endorsed warrants
s1,i0O COO and accepted $500 600.
GEonG1A.-The Democrats of Savannah hi
.s in ei sss1 f E. Lees b,
day was celebrated with great eclat, in
vannah. The fret parade Of military since
Eighth battalion, Cheatham ARTILLERY Bait
AID the Georgia Hussars Paraded in nnite
General Wade Hampton delivered an h hoGf
and ressmbled the Fourth Of July before
war. On the 22nd, Gen. Gordon was eiecte
the u. g. Senate by the LeRisLetoEo ~ Sa1
ballot. The vote stood Gordon, liz; Ale1
der II. Stephens, Sc; Alderman, 2: StePn
will be sent to Congress from the osh Gong
sionaI District.
TEE Mopoc wAR:-Addtional particu
have been received from the scene of the
battle with the Modocs The whites numbe
400, of whom $50 Wero regulars; the MOI
numbering 300. From in the morning
dark the troops fought an unseen foe, hn
retiring and leaving fourteen killed on
field. The wounded, numbering thirty, v
taken off the field. We hardly think that
can be called a fight, for from the tenor of
following paragraph it would seem that
chief occupation Of the soldiers was to &
out OF harms way while the Indians CO
picked them Gil: = The Modocs fought '
the greatest desperation, springipg from ]
to rock picking Of soIaiers, and ob!igiDg t
20 hide till darkness afforded means for t