The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-27
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TELEGRAPRIC SUMMARY
FOREIGN,

FOREIGN.
IRELAND.-DubRH july 2f-The Orau pemen
or Armagh made q demonstration yesterday In
nsnor OF the visit of o number Of delegates
from the Canadian lodges. Fully 5000 peg.
sons participated. No disorders.
=, ,FEANcE.-I the Assembly on the 2lst, Jules
favIe attacked tho homo policy Of che Govern
mont which punished with severity the insult
ers OF the Assembly per mitted the journals to in
sule ex-tresident Theirs with impunity. He
also exposed and denounced tho alliance be-
ter scene Of great disorder, vote Of CONT
dence In the Government was adopted by O vote
of 400 yeas to go nays. This large majority
inc an o. she
the present Government was called int being
on the Oath of May, when President Theirs
was defeated by only fourteen majority. The
Assembly will adjourn on tho 9th inst, till
November 18Th. The Germans have evacuat-
ed all the districts of France held by them
since the war excepting that of verdun.
SPAIN = The so.caled Republican Govern
ment isfast Tutoring to its fall. large mi.
nority of the Cortes intend to leave Madrid
aud to establish separate government, ct
Carthsgena, where they have 10000 men Of
vinces of Andalusia, Mufcia, Valencia and Cat
alonia have leclared themselves Independent
Cartons. 10 The neantime the Carlssts are
keing greatly reinforced by desarters from the
Republican army and nccessions from among
the peasants. They have now 30, 900 men wei
armed and organized The capture of Ignals-
da by Don Alfonso 10 confirmed. He took
1000 prisoners, four cannons and 1000 small
arms. Tho Carlists applied TO France for tho
recognition of their rights a. beliigersnts. but
the French government refused to grant tho
recognition. Four of the tiuest en-of-wnr Ia
the Spanish Navy were taken possession of by
their crew who are nternationalists and arc
now at Carthagena.
KEIvA-A New York Herald special. dated
nul.l .aF,I mi Dad rhn han nj
Khiva has signed o invention to pay two mil
lion roubles indemnity within ten years, in y
virtue of which he Is confirmed on the throne
The Russian troops continue to occupy kur"
grad, aud will construct n new fort at the
Oxus, near KhiVa. Mr. Schuy Ter, Secretary of
the American Legation has returned here. He
eral DAYS under surveillance, and taken anal
ly to KuFgan, where he was admitted to sec
the Khan at distance OF 500 feet.
UNITED STATES.
The Committee of New York Police Commits,
sioners have recon mended the formation Of q
brigade Of five hundred police, to be armed
and drilled as a military body-to be called
out in case of emergency to aid tho civil
powers. Commissioner Duryea has certified
to Mayer HavemeyeF that 800 breech-loading
rifles, $50 infantry swords and attendant
equipments, are necoSsary to ensblo the police
more etfeetually to protect the public end PEI
signed . reputation on Gov. Dig for those
arms and stores. The military police IL liz
tended to preclude the necessity OF calling out
the volunteer militia organization in case OF
disturbances too numerous for the strength OF
tho ordinary police force.
THE ITALIAN BEGGAR QuEsTIoa.-At the
trial of Gilione, the Italian padrone, before the
New Haven City Court on the 23rd, four boys
testified that they had been Ia this country fur
twenty one months, Sd had been kept in the
Crosby street den, ID New York, mill they
were brought to New Haven seven weeks ago.
They testify that they were beaten and Kicked
unless they brought in q prescribed amount Of
money every night, and told by GlioDe to steal
il they could not earn money. Tia contracts
under which the Padrona claims . right to
hold the boys were translated add laid before
the court, and It appeared that the boyD' ser
vices had been cold to him by their parents
for four or Ave years ct On average rate OF
about twenty dollarO Per year, and with the
provision that the parents should Psy for
medical services. and should forfeit waGes and
fne of eighty dollars II the boys shoold run
away during the term Of service. The rocoGt-
italian laws npon this subject were also la1d
before the coort. The stStute under which
GliOn0 had been indicted was passed In ieo4
for the purpose Of multiplying the fngitlve slave
Law, but Was never used fot thAS pqrpoee. Iho
penalty in State prison from two % Ayo years.
Tho eourt held that Glione IL guAtT Of lmPEiS-
oninR free persons with the intent 70 keep IN
| q state Of servitude against their will He
| was committed In default Of bonds to answer
| tho charge In October.