The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-06-22
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
NEW OhLEAN5. SUNDAY, JUNE fS' Ao'''
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FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
ENuLANp.-The Shah of Persia arrived on |
the 18th, and was received with great honors |
The steamship Great Eastern has cemmenc- |
ed laying tho new Atlantic cable from Vallen- |
Gle Bay, ireland, to Sydney, Cape Breton.
FRANcE.-The only news of Importance is
the debate on the application of Gen. LAdmi- !
rault for authority to try NJ. Rano, the Com
munist, recently elected from Lyons to the |
Assembly. The debate was very exciting
ing an inquiry, into the charges against N.
Rano before authority for the prosecution be |
given. The resolution was rejected by vote |
the s special oe%%itsee granting Gen T'Admi-
raplt authority to prosecute NJ. Ranc was then
adopted by vote of 4s5 to 1877. special |
ance has been effected between the supporters !
Of Theirs and tho Radicals in the Assembly. |
Theirs is said to have had frequent eonferen- |
ces with Gambetta since his retirement.
SrAIN-During the session of the Cortes, on |
the 18th, it was announced that the separa- !
tion Of Church and State is part of the pro-
gramme of the Government. Nicolas SALINE
ron has been elected President Of - the csrtes
Figueras. proposition has been made by
CASTELAR, for the division of Spain into Federal
States, and on Tuesday the CoItes selected
commission to draw up Federal Constitution.
The Carlisle have entered the province of
Biscay. victory for them is reported in
Gnipugena and defeat near Vittorea. The
Cure of Santa Cruz has burned the railroad
depot, with three hundred passenger and
freight care, at Beasin.
IrALY.--A telegram dated the l4th, says that
the Pope's health is entirely restored. On the
18th, the Senate passed the bill for the sup
preston of religious Corporations by vote of
6s to 90. Tho measure now awaits the royal
sanction to become law.
MIscErLANEoUs ITEMS.
NEW York, Juno IA Forming paper says
at present time thero are between 1000 and
5000 children, kidnapped from Italy, held in
slavery in the large CITIES of the United
States, this city being the great central entire:
from 500 to $400 for boys, and from 800 to
$500 for girls. Where the girls sre very pretty
gether play their violins in Wall street are said
to have been bought by their present owner
for $1,000 Since the frat of April last, 3l7 Of
these children have arrived ut this port Con-
sui General Lucca, of Italy, publishes a card
asserting that the reports of the suffering of
the Italian children brought here as slaves,
have have not been exaggerated in the least but
that so far from his being to blame in the mat
Ter, ne has been doing his utmost to stop the
inhuman traffic. As one result, the Italian
Fariiament has just passed an act making trad
ing in children felony, and severely punish
mont not only those who employ them, but
parents who consent to their employment.
BALTIMORE, June 1.-THE graves of the
Confederate soldiers at London Park Cemete-
~ were Profusely decorated to-day, and D
formal address made by James Franklin, Of
annapolis, after which ex-senator Wigfall of
Texas, delivered an address. During the GER
emonies the statRe of q Confederate soldier,
by the artist Valoke, standing in the centre of
the Confederate graves, was unveiled. Gone
rails Geo. H. Stuart and Trimble, and Commo-
dore Hollins, of the Confederate SERVICE took
an active part in the ceremonies.
Secretary Robinson has made his statement
from the evidence of the rescued of the
Hall died natural death thinks the aban-
document of part of the crew on the ice foe was
accidental. He has no doubt that Budding
ton was frequently drunk, but as the liquor
was exhausted at that time, and as Budding
ton, when sober, was q most excellent seaman,
feels sure that tho Polars was managed to the
best advantage. He will charter the Tigress
to go in search of the Polaris. Cross purposes
undoubtedly existed on the Poaris.
There was great excitement at police head
quarters in New York the 18th, owing to
reports that the Commissioners were about to
appoint twenty-colored men on tho police
force az patrofmen. Commissioner Russell
says he snpposes the rumor arose from resolu.
ton adopted TO appoint twenty-five colored
men as street-sweepers.
Boston letter says the new secret anti IL
quor legislation party has rapidly extended
it's lodges all over the State of Massachusetts,
having nineteen branches and nine thousand
active members in Boston alone and control
ling fifty thousand votes throughout the
State.
Since the decision of the New York Court of
Appeals on the consttutionaiity of the law pro-
viding for intelligent Jurors, the criminal law
yers have abandoned all further efforts to break
it down or override it.
Tho legislature of Texas in view of the
Mexican depredations on the border, has pro-
vided for employing o volunteer force for the
purpose of protection.
Mrs. Quincy Shaw, daug bier of Prof. Agassiz,
has contributed 100000 to the Meseum of
Comparative Zoology, in which her father is
deeply interested.
Under instructions from the court, the jury |
in the case of Susan b. Anthony indicted for
voting in violation of law, returned a verdict of |
guilty.
1t is stated that there are twenty sew en- |
steamers in China waters waiting to bring
Chinese to the number of % 600 to California.
A fire at Navasota, Texas on the 14th, de-
Btroyed the larger portion of the business part |
of the town. Loss 100000.
Sir Bartle Frere reports that thirty thous-
aud persona are annually exported from Africa |
and sold into slavery.
SECOND ANNUAL ENuIBITIoN OF The NoTRE
DAME SCHOOL, JACKSON STREET.-On Satur-
day, lith inst, st. Alphonsus' Hall was the
scene of very agreeable and animated gath