The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-02
TELEdRAPRIc SUMMARY.
ENGLAND.

2S4AEdhAF6lC SuMMAhY.
ENGLAND.
The Conservators, after long debate, hay
determined to make tho main fight Of til
Bill. ''-N
Mr.. CardwelI presented tho army estimate
for the year 1894. The regular army. a
nome and abroad. numbers l25,000 men, O
whom $4,000 constitute the home force; be
sides, these estimates provide for $4,000
milltary, $4,000 yeomanry, 16l 900 volunteers
lo,Ooo first reserve, and 10000 second reserve
me recruiting service is satisfactory. Tota
during the past year 1000. Negotiations fol
the settlement of the miners demands in South
Wales have failed The strike continues in
to thousands of families who depended on the
| resumption of work. Tho deepest gloom pre-
walls in the mining districts.
speciai dispatch from Berlin to tho Times
says thae the Russian Government is hurry ing
FORWARD large endorsements to Turkan stan.
FRANCE
ihe Committee of Thirty finally reported on
the Constitutional question on the 9th. Du-
1aure announced that tho government unro-
dations.
The Marquis DeCastellano urged the Assem-
Oily to boldly proclaim q constitutional mon ar
chy before IL was too late. The present s;fua-
ton, he said could not endure. It isolated
rrance-the foreign powers fearing she would
become q hot-bed of demagogism.
on NJ daant5sns' Bonapartist opposed the bill,
suited as to its choice for n republic, monarchy
or empire The discussion continues and will
probably be very long aud bitter
SPAIN.
The Spaniards have not accented tho Re-
public with that joy which was anticipated by
Americans, generally. The earliest moyement
seems to be gaining strength and we see that
the Duo dc Montpensier and the adherents of
Isabella have made an agreement by which her
a LOT p,aI
Regent Riots have occurred at Barcelona and
other cities and the situation generally looks
very threatening.
Socialist instruction has broken ont in
the provinces of Valdena and Podolla. Fright
ful excuses are reported. The troops sent to
the uprising have been defeated.
The Austrian Government is disposed to act |
with Prussia and Russia in regard to tho new |
Government of Spain. 1t considers tho latter
is not yet sufficiently secure in possession of |
power to be entitled to full ackno Judgements
as one of the European governments.
CANADA.
On e25th, at Quebec, an election riot lasting
one hour and half occurred, resulting in tho |
killing of two persons and the severe wound |
ing of several more. The polling occurs Mon !
day, when renewal of the fight is expected |
UNITED STATES.
WAs1IINGToN.-THe Louisiana Case-On the |
25th the President, by message, asked Congress |
to take measures for tho settlement of tho |
troubles stating that if no action |
was taken he would support the Kellogg gov |
On Thursday, by general Consent |
all other business was postponed in the Senate |
Of Carpenter to adopt the report of the ma |
jority of the Committee providing for a new |
election. The debate lasted all night and re-
Suited suite IN the taabling of the majority report
probable that to-day an effort to reconsider
the vote will he made.
Credit MoJiiier Comnittee-In tho Housa On |
Thursday the resolution of the Committee ex-
pelling BROOKS and Ames was laid aside and |
one severely condemning them was adopted A
to censure Kelly and others was dis
cussed in the midst of great excitement, but
was lost ana the Committee discharged, thus |
ending the whole matter. -
MiScelldHeous.-A resolution by Mr.. Kerr,
Democrat, to inquire into the charges of fraud |
in the election of eypber of Louisiana was |
passed in the House on the 22nd. The Presi-
dent has called an extra Session for the 4th of |
March.
new YoRK.-The Legislature has passed the |
bill giving New York city a new charter. A
street car collided with the rear end of the |
the result being Q brisk fight, Two |
passengers who booted at the procession we're
roughly handled: Several arrested by the po- |
the scene the disturbance was over. The
driver Of the car aud tho marshal of the pro- |
cession were blamed for the encounter. ft IL
1hoefSVoo0 bnaS the very Rev. Father Quinn |
has been appointed to the Office of Vicar Cen
er9l OF the Archdiocese of New York to supply |
the vacancy caused by the death of the Very
Rev. Doctor STAIRS. The very Rev Father
Preston remains chancellor OF the Diocese With
title and powers Of Vicar General in ali mat
ters pertaining to cbancery.
ALABAMA.-The Democrats have again OBJ
tanned majority in the Senate, the Radical
from Sumpter Co., having died
and Little, Democrat having been elected by
so majority at the special election.
GEORGIA. --AlexanderH II. Stephens was elected
10 Congress from the 6th Congressional Dis
'riet ON the 9Th without 0PROsiti0R. 1,