The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-09-07

n ,rnIng Star and Catholic Messenger.
NEW oaIsASs, s1aDAT. sErTEMBGR 7. is7s.
TELEaRAPHIc SUMMARY.
FOREIGN. !
ENGIANp-On the End, six hundred English
Catholics, under the leadership of the Duke of
Norfolk, left London on pilgrimage to Paray
10 Monisl, France. The day previous they
to Cape Coast Castle against the Ashantese.
Sir Garnet Walsley will command the expedi-
ton, and win be accompanied by one 81 81 p me
River, in addition to twenty seieoted officers
who axe to organize the native Fontee Likes,
1900 ssronG MS hnt the Satsaiions viii be-
kept in readiness to cooperate, II required.
Tho expedition win leave the coast about New
Year, and win return in March.
Paris On the zth, the anniversary Of the pro-
clamation OF the Republic. Perfect quiet
roigned throughout the day. The Last install
ment Of the war indemnity was paid to Ger
many on the 9th.
GKRs1ANY.-Bishop Kaltt has been sentenced
to pay Q fine of four hundred thalers for an in
traction Of the ecclesiastical laws, in appoint
Of the State authorities. A dispatch from
Leipzig says riots have occurred there, IN
which . number of peasants were injured. The
troops. who dispersed the rioters and restored
order. The CITY is now tranquil, but the
troops are posted at various points 80 as to be
in readiness to prevent any rePetl.om OF Inc
the riots.
SPAHN.-Socialist troubles of serious ma
ture have broken out in Andalusia, in the
neighborhood of the town of Jmenia. The
farm laborers have banded together for the
purpose of demanding, and endeavoring to en-
force o division of property. They have
burned forty farm houses of those who oppose
the rioters have been arrested.. In Carthagena
Che Insurgents still hold their own When
asked to surrender they answ cred by raising
now 10000 men under arms. They are about
Establishing a cannon factory and are continu-
ally receiving arms from the northern coast.
UNITED STATES.
New LINE FROM SAVANNAH TO LIvERPooI.
AT meeting of the Directors of the st. Louis
Merchauts' Exchange, on the 4th, Nelson Tiff,
Of Savannah, Ga, presented plan for new
line of transportation for freight and Passen-
gers from st. Louis to Liverpool, via Savan-
fAesn 't the 0a asroaas from to the
trade centres in the South and West to trans
port freights and passengers between Liver
pool and the points on their lines az raies a as
this line are to be furnished with Goa! at Sa-
vannah as cheaply as at New York. The
authorities or savannah agree bnbI ouo PoH9
charges at that city shall not exceed the
charges at New York. The board passed re,
solution approving the plan for the route, and
line . "
As1AT1c Cuo1ERA.-St. Louis, September "A
dispatch from OkaIraviife, Ills, twenty nine
miles from here, on the St. Louis and South
Eastern Railroad. says cholera of the true
three persons died in twelve hours among
them the principal bridge builder Of the
Southeastern Railroad and his three children
Five persons died in one family in three hours.
The patients expire within fifteen minutes
after being attacked, and turn black immed-
ately; Medical aid win be sent from the sur 81.
place; those recovering are using disenfeo-
tants freely, and tar is being burnt in the
streets. It is said that no local cause exists
for the disease.
THE GREAT STORM NoRFa.-As the details of
the losses by the great storm along the coast
Of New Foundland and New Brunswick, at the
sumes appalling proportions. Not less than $50
vessels of various sizes, but principally small
ones, have been lost with most of their crews
On the northern side of Prince Edwards Is
land alone over fifty bodies have been washed
ashore.
PoLrr1cAI--The Minnesota State Farmers
Convention have nominated full State tickot
Resolutions were offered, denouncing the pre-.
sent political parties as subservient to individ-
ual interest; in favor of government aid 10
improving the Mississippi aud other rivers;
tiers, Notwithstanding the plea of vested
rights, and in favor of q tariff for revenue.
The Massachusetts, Democratic Convention
has made the following nominations: for Gov
ernor, VIM. CASTOR, of Boston; for Lieutenant
Governor, VIM. L. Smith, of 8 springfield; for
Secretary of State, Benz. J. Miller, of Williams
town. The resolutions are similar to those of
the Ohio Convention with this addition:
Resolred, That the Intervention by the Federal
Administration in State politics for the Bone
at of its favorites and the advancement of it's
intripues, notorionsly felt in this common
wealth, is hostile to the freedom and purity of
elections is an insult to the popular intelli-
genoe, and merits the indignant reprobation of
the people, jealous of their rights.
THE HARPERs.