The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-08-31
MESSENGER SUNDA AUGUSI o.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
To August 9Th

MISCELLANEOUS FOREAtN NE"o'
ITO August 9th.
ENGLAND.
THE Provincial Council.-The Provlnciaal
Council of Westminster will in all prooapli
ty bring it's labors to o close early Ia neaS
week, The Public Session, which was
held on Wednesday week. was pRh rTroEs% ea-
sion will probably have been held. Inc
Archbishop and Bishops have expressed
desire that the sermon preached at the
last Public Session by the Archolsnop =,
| Nazianzum, Coadjutor of Sydney sIi9ulu
be printed, and this is; d' pohpn of Brmpg
! ham at the opening, will accordingly 10
civen to the public. On Sunday last, D
Tow Mass was celebrated in Pontihcais ny
the Bishop O: plymouth, the metropolitan
and the Bishops assisting as on the Presi99 oa,
occasion. In The evening of the same Gay
there was a solemn supplication for the
Holy Father His Grace the Archpisncp
carried tho great relic of ST. Edmund ~
procession through the "Ambulacrum alu
in front OF the College, the clergy pTece,u.
ing and the prelates following, vie ra; SnI
bymn of St Edmund written by Cardinal
Wiseman was sung to Canon CrookaiLs
nnsic. after which benediction with inc
relic was given at the altar OF tue eAlnG'
and afterwards Benediction OF the BLESSED
Sacrament at the high altar. 1he az
|
, to be held from day to day incessantiy'
FRANCE.
a | The E,ncuation of Erance,-Th evacua'
tion of the Eastern departments OF ian rs
NV the Germans and the reoccupatlon oS
= ~. French troops or gendarmerie, nave
been conducted on both sides in yer!
| oniet and sensible manner. Az Nahc.
n General Manteuffel, in withdrawing u
e Veriun. the last pledge retained by the:in
l. yaders, seems to have taken every poss.Ipi;
!, care not to hurt the feelings OF the lnnapl
"a tants. and bears testimony to the excelien
~ shirt in which he has been always met o.
20 The French municipal authorities. ines
20 officials have no doubt had their tas
h made comparatively easy by the persons
l. qualities of General Won Maneeuue sho MI
~ he. but credit is doubtless due to DOT
- sides. A story that the German Gener
ns had offered 10000 francs for the poor
3e the town, and that the President OF u
i'd Society for the Protection OF the Alsatial
%. and Lorrainers had offered the munlclpa
10 ity an equal sum for distribution amor
az the Inhabitants of Metz, SO that they mig
bo have no difficulty in accepting the fru
cd sian Generals gift, ia contradlcteu ny
GU correspondent Of the Daily Ners on t
,ot authority of General Won MahteuueA IN
~ self. The first offer made by the latt
e. vas tn invest this sum SO that the lnter'
.its might be applied to keep in order cen
.ne tery in which German soldiers are burie
on but the municipality, on the ground tt
md "death was OF no ha''onttJi 49, ~
, of to do this themselves, upon whlch inc W
for man General requested that the nor
r re might be given to the hospitals, not as
40 gift. but as q recompense justly due
all extra and voluntary help rendered
,tIv French surgeons and hospital assistants
the German wounded. Inc recommen
von tons contained in Marshal MacMahc
hat message have been wen oosei'eu, "nu
ated towns have, with some insignlhc
exceptions, been only such as the occas
justified. AT Belfolt alone there aPpe
to have been some discomfort, great schei
AND for the erection of triumphal arches
other trophies having been planned,
the Belforters will probably acquiesce
ne to the propriety of the official prohibit
won when they have we'll reflected on the f
t was ing of soreness which these preparat
as as were already producing among .neiI
mediate neighbors of the annexed
s73 yinces, to whom such demonstration
az the Joy seemed, not unnaturally, to be GU
place.
eport. SPAIN.
Gland The Cdrlists.-Don Carlos has been
oh "a. ing the oath to the Basque fueros u
f pre- the oak at Guernica, if that famous tire
,e1rine still standing, or at all events on the
which from an immemorial antiquity
Oh was yinces, and his progress is described by
respondent of the Standard as "a mil
i, 10 promenade" The same correspond
d three whose dispatch is dated the Bird Augu
much surprised by the equipment o.
ne has Carlists, many of their regiments bein!
.s and tirely armed with Remingtons and G
ured-, sepots. He describes Pena de la Plat
nship. an inaccessible fortress, we'll armed
Super mountain guns, and says that at Vera
npany, have q shell foundry managed by arti
anship officers, and another factory for the
'eives sformation of small arms. He is of op
Wilson that if farms arrive in sufficient quantit
till an. and the importation of them seems n
and en- have bee ome IN affair of co comparatively
sweeps difficulty-3O, 900 men might be il
ing ma field in the course of three weeks.
efficient latest intelligence from the North OF
10Th dry is that the Royalists experienced re
at of all at Portugalete last week, and have
8 Fair, gained the victory at Elgueta, in
il CONT the Republican General Iona and G0t
npetent were taken prisoners, and the Carlist
he most eral Lizarraga was wounded.
ne. We
ero,d nm GERMANY.