The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-09-21
m,rn,ng Star and Catholic Messenger.
INV oRLEANs SUNDAY. sEpTEMBER 81 1873
TELEeRAPH1c SUMMARY.
FOREIGN.

on she 10th, several houses were gutted and
the police were obliged to charge the s o.G hsd
force was withdrawn. The Irish team which
won the Elcho Shield at Wimbledon arrived
Wild enthusiasm. The eight victorious rifle
men were presented to the Lord Mayor AID an
address and speeches followed
ENsLANp-Chief Justice Cockburn, at the
close of the hearing .iu the Tichborne case;
Thursday, said that if the claimant resumed
his travels through tho country, representing
himself as martys 1t y, wo mo .oan ah1
hitting him to Jail. Every Judge and jury
man, he remarked, connected with the case
verdict against the defendant should be
brought in. The Chief Justice warned tho
claimant if he made another speech or appeal
prisoned. New revelations are made every !
day of the trial. Public interest is increasing
The Admiralty has received advices OF the /
oaDture Of several slave ships near Ssy chelle
Islands, There was terrible suffer- ng upon tho |
captured slave ships from smallpox and
emaeation.
FRAscE.-The last ofthe German troops left
the country on the 18th inst. petition, nu-
meronsly signed by members of the PROTESTANT
churches of France, has been sent to the Pro-
testAnt Deputies in the Assembly, urging them
against q monarchy. Elections to fill vacant
seats in the Assembly have been ordered for
the 18th of October. A declaration is expected
sSU.tiy from Count de Chambord, acknowl-
edging the right of the PEG 10 to share in the
government Of the Nation and consenting to
The settlement of the future constitution of
France by national representatives.
AUSTRIA Victor Emmanuel arrived at
Vienna on the 18th. Most of the Catholics
connected with the court and leading members
avoid meeting him. The publication of the
Haterland newspaper of Vienna, has been sos
pended by the Government, because it pub.
1ished an attack on Victor Emmanuel when No
1waa the guest of the Emperor.
GHRMANY-Addresses signed by large nun
hers Of the Roman Catholic clergy IN the
United States have been received by German
priests, approving of their attitude In OPPOSE
ton to the German Government.
SpA1N-Tte situation continues unchanged,
the ususl number of victories being reported
on each side. The Carlista continue to receive
ly recognising and increasing the hepublica1
army, which he desires to augment to 800 ,ooe
men in active service; The insurgents Its , h1e
prospect of compelling them to surrender, as
they are we'll fortified and have large quaint
ties of ammunition and food.
UNITED STATES.
FAILURE oF JAY COOKE & Co.-The cole
brated banking house of jay Cooke d. Co
suspended on the 18th inst., as ALEC the Firs,
national Bank of Washington of which Ii.
Cooke was President. Their suspension WA
caused by heavy advances made by their Phil
adelphia house to the Northern Pacific Rail
road. They claim that all depositors will b
ps in s d1ts aocae shSFs &C., Iosao0
entirely distinct from the American house AM
is perfectly solvent AS the house OF ia
Cooke & Co. had the handling oflarge amount n.
Treasury has felt called upon to state that Tn
Government, far from losing by the failure, i
indebted to the house.
MORE sUspENs1oNs-Newr York, Sept. 19tt
2P. M.-The following suspensions. are ar
nounced: Robinson & Suydon, Richard Schel
Flax & Hatch, White Dey frus g. Rathbone
widest excitement followed Fisk & Hatch
failure. Wall street was in its shirt-sleeve'
and bare headed. Stocks fell ten per cent An
deiphia failed New York failures: Tho
Reed &. Co., w. H Warren, Greenleaf & Norri
and Geo. B. Alley, Theo. Biddle, A. NJ. kidde
Western Union Telegraph stock opened at
now 6s4. Like fluctuations in the whole lis
Jay Cooke IL Co. have assurances from the
London house and correspondents IN otht
cities that their bills will be protected. Onl
$40 coo had been drawn. There are about se'
enty-five persons in a line at this bank Thel
10 no excitement about the other banks
Ne,o York Friday Ni1ht.-The panic conti'
ued throughout the day, the excitement bein
absolutely Undesirable. Though the rain fe
in torrents immense crowds swayed to and Il
in front of the banking houses, the Sidewalk
meanwhile being lined with spectators WI
chaffed and jeered numerically the thronI
passing into the bank Vanderbilt is the on
prominent operator who has suffered mat
RALLY, while Dan Drew says he is all ri ght IN
Jay Gould and bis party having made emo
nous gains. Inc Nplteu otateS AAe'S"i
will buy, Saturday, $4,000 900 in bonds tt
purchase price of which in currency nS Ts,d it. is
probable any further failures. The Express T.
night sums up the situation as follows: :, II
day closes on the whole with fewer killed al
wounded than might be expected, all thin
considered. No trust company has suspende
No bank has refused payment. All the gre
railroad corporations are apparently as hrm
rock.
YELLOW FEVER AT SHREVEPORT AND Me!
Tn GpDf
of the Howard Association arrived in safe
this morning. The disease is increasing in +!
suburbs There is abatement. The reli
train from Texas, duo tomorrow, will bril-
the United States mail in, but will Iake not
ing out. 1t is estimated that the total popnl
ton at present is three thousand, of whi'
one thousand are sick and conynlescing, =,
Memphis, Sept. 19.-In obedience to Il
Mayors proclamation, to-day was observ,
generally as day of fasting aud prayer. re
gions services being held in most of Il
churches and business generally suspende
The cool weather of last night has increas
the mortality, which numbers 24-1G beiI
from yellow fever. The Howard Associate