The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-06
MIscTIIANY0Us FoREIeN NEWS.
ITO June lith.l
FRANCE.

THE French Budget ana CoMmercs.' uea =,
ties.--On Saturday M. de Ia ooun n r,'n5s a b
abatement as to the intentions OF the Wv
ernment relative to the treaties. NesoHn a
t;ons. he said. were still going on Win T
England and Belgium, both winch Sou
t;nn;at no,icy. On this ground he asked 9
for DELAY before giving detinite answer
to NJ. Tirard's proposal for tue susp Im.
of the new duties until compromising @
.ies had been established on 81. nn;dent.
eirn products. The GovernmenG eviuen
| lv does not intend to abide by tue taA u
raw materials-the return from WIZ Sndmat
| so oyer-estimated in NJ. Leon says puuso.
but it will not at once Withdraw Suo of
of 1872, until some satisfactory me SnOteS
bajancinp the fnaucies has been aaopeeu'
The deficit for 1874 is estimated oy oon M
Maona at 200 900 900 francs (Esooooo)'
the exact amount of the sinking t iuna III,
voted to the extingnisnlng VI va ma.
tar;ais will not contribute anything Ek9 as
mich "a the 73, 900 900 francs expected :r1m
If. besides being objectionable IN prlnS.p;e. 10,
what means nre to be taken TO supp s.;ytn ~,
,ace The first idea was to s9ostNuSe
piace' .ar or one per cent. on all business |
E tuansactions and an increase OF regis1ratIon
. 1T leaving the sinking fund as 1t was
hut there is a strong feeling apparently " at
D favor of possponing the SINKING t" sn "a tn
any rate of reducing it by hait, 30 as s~
-. avooid the necessity of 30 questlonao..te az
:. impost as the tax on business iransue.o;n
d The surtax on goods conveyed In foreign
g vessels was, said NJ. de la Boniiierie, muo"
It nhiected to by England, aud tue oovsn n
r ooJ et % wonId examine whether there may
4 ns i,a groupIs for taking into CONSUMERS
1t ton the grievances of a friendly nation.
~ q declaration which is SAID 10 nave oe s,
ID received with great satistaction az , Sno
E. Erench sea.ports, where the surtax'ls pro.
a. sno;,.~ onite as much Inconvenience as IL
n, a nsnsa here, 1t "a thought that the
I'd ,raaties of 1860 will he tacitly aiioWeu 70
Ii raviva and that no new treat'es Will pS
at concluded.
ed Circular to the Diplomattsts:-Thec cir
be cniar of the Due de Brogie to the olploma.
e. tic representatives is likely 70 .orm oA'
of made in this case by one from whom II comes
ne With a singulally bad grace, ~. ) aies Fas.e
OF "on the ground that 1t contains an expos
ne me- Of the domestic evils which afhle'
1t. France. These are, however, suhciehS.9
of notorious, and WINE !ney .r ua and Of bom,
nd noIicy. they will not be news to any GOV
OF eminent to which the paper may ce coln
zee municated. The object which NJ. ae ot 10 3
W, lie has in view to assure the POWERS 1h.
Ia. policy OF the country, and &C tne : san .
id time to point out the domestic action =
of the new Government will be precise'y .he
ing which it ia the interest Of. every osu ,
md State to strengthen. Its poncy, no say
yer IS will be resolutely Conservative tnaC
eat neaceful abroad and moderate Mt nom .1'
o. o Snnosina an inflexible severity to all III
,eS oei ATTEMPTS of the revolutionary pars
also No reaction against existing INSTITUTIONS
,ich intended, and none will De attsnp.eu ~, "
We Unconstitutional Bills introduced by our pr
in Secessors remain before the Assemoi
he witch alone will, when it sees ht' decl
very the question of the form OF Governmeu
AZ WIt Ia not only in France that the reFo'
nrrol
ther tionary spirit conspires agains;S, pu uS,
ined peace and the fonndauons VI e 81; ar
and No nation in Europe is free from TINS eV
sace. and ali have an equal interest IN seeing
renressed. But the situation and innaet
Of France is such that the triumph OF
unee revolutionary party tnere wo ua tho "a,
omas disastrous than elsewhere, @nu ~
inted of society in France is that OF clVihzaL
OF on everywheren This is true enough !;
spent some os the Governments addressed
lster, probably prefer, as IS their won', 20 .'
so 70 precautions rather against tue Cni'sl
ta;oII Church than against the revoluti S
# his party. The Presse declares tnaS 20
f and Won Arnim is going to be recaiieo lot I"
,mpo. inr misunderstood the intentions OF
It Oh Government in paying visit II, TO e M@l
Is, he This we can ,rdly credit; but /! true
leedy, would he another indication of this KIM
p phi oII laundering hostility to Catholicism
a pre- SPAIN.
n pc .u
prlVa- IHc CdTtl6tS.-lu Iuo Do
9 over lists there is more than the usual amo
inc Of of wearisome contradiction. 1t was cla
Q and ed ON their behalf that they had ia
mes Irun it appears that they have only ts
nee Of a fortified dollhouse on oriGge
D Gods miles distant from tne 1 al;
ossible next accused In the teIegrauAs vi e.
arallel ate slau ghter OF the carablneers "ho =
epce of surrendered, and gentleman, sig
il, he himself q Spectator writes to the ne, !.
and he " HS %oan hntchered in cold b
DlS TSe twenty eight widows (sic) and sey'
ID with three orphan children are asking air
oonse- the doors Of the British residents in
lima in 1t is then aUthorltatively sIa!eo VI
his past Carlst side that Santa Cruz, oelng IN
rapidly ON the heights with artillery, which
,repara- vented the garrison of Irun from conf
it of the ~ oss;stanca of the toll house, q
virtues, s no 80 ho;sta6 Mt that most in tok
ious in nag Mas n' 80 tbot when the Ca
came down in consequence, they wei
RD' ceiyed by o volley from the carabi