The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-02-02
Msrnlng Star and. Catholic Messenger.

Msrning Star ana Catholic, Messenger.
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- ENGLAND "a
.sk e. Great uneasiness prevails concerning the
Misunderstanding with Russia which thEeatens
war: The last treaty guarantees the inde-
pendence Of Afghanistan but does not settle
Sy R..sa Esgaa naI
tan in case she goes to war should the Ras-
Italy, Turkey, Denmark and Sweden have de-,
ssaa tsrmined to support the British Governments
It is bow gsnsraiis believed that the s.sam-
'syss9s a which eoldsd with and sank thu Nosth
a ae ses wa. herself immediately sunk ,: si
a ra - td1a,
The different branches of tho House of Boar-
hsSs Ct bsngs rstss and The
fss e. e.
BY eventuate in the adoption of . monarcbical
The Committee of Thirty has reported de,
Chamber, for a new electoral law, and for re-.
az1a strictng the Presidents privilege of address
before it. Thiers informs the Committee that
he cannot accept the decree, and we are prom
- Used, in case it is adopted by the Assembly,
80 1. with new crisis. ..... .
Bismarck in the Deputies said that his re-
tirement from the Ministerial Presidency was
solely owing to his health and a desire for re-
lief from some of the official duties. He had no
III disagreement with his colleagues
sx@I In the Chamber of Deputies after the speech
of Prince Bismarck, Gen, Won R"on made )
q statement as to the constitution of the Prus.
Prussia W as impossible. A Prnssian ministry
must be a royal ministry, and the Imperial
Chancellor must always be q Prussan.
sAxasae In the House of Deputies, a question was
saas asked touching emigration and pleasures the
Minister'S
to restrict emigration after granting the right
e e u and iusoious i iegslstion which would
value their country above all Others, Emigra-
ton could best be coupteracted by elevating
and improving the condition of the people at
home. This was what the government was
aiming at, and by this means hoped to check
the tide Of emigration. .-i -...!f
telegram from Rome dated JAM 2sth says
royal decree has been promulgated whereby
the State formally takes possession OF sixteen
special from Rome to the Ltberte says the
ep Pope told Corcelles the present representative
sse of France at the vatican, that he would leave
49, Rome if the heads of religious orders were sup
pressed by the Italian Government.
94ept SPAIN a
The Carlist war continues in Nararre and
the Basque provinces In recent 81 S9ht &C.
cosaing 20 soG With loss of thrsy-aye killed
and one hundred wounded. Additional troops
i1 are being daily sent to Cuba ); on the 20th 1ooo
q as g. left Cadiz.
RUSSIA.
Pnblic opinion is in an excited state over
the accounts of atrocities and cruelties perPee-
trated by Khivans on Russians who have fall
en- into their hands. The people are heartily
s@af@ in favor of an expedition against Khiva, and
---.s=-Ad demand exemplary punishment of the Khan
81 The military preparations for the campaign
aa are on grand scale, and are being pushed for
- IL ward with vgor. The total force will proba;
high rank are volunteering to accompany the
Fort Hissau an excellent strategic point for
s@'s @- operation against Afghanstan has been cap
2 ~ tured by the Russians.
"' UNITED STATES.
..s, ., WAsuINGToN- The Louisiana Inrestigdtion.-
=. =. During the past week the Senate Committee
has progressed rapidly with the investigation
of Louisiana affairs. Several important Wit
nesses have been examined, and astounding
revelations have been made which, it IS
~ thought renders the recognition Of the Kellogg
government impossible. Several members OF
the Lynch returning board testified that they
20 had no returns before them when they can
yassed the vote Lynch testified that all the
members of his board excepting himself
were appointed to lucrative offices by Pinch
letter:
fDcGr Cdptdin-The papers give intelligence
ofthe fusion, and heartily glad was to see it,
.qf This makes the election of the combined ticket
gs>N q certainty, and will do much toward helping
The cause in the North shall get home in
s,s. time to help, and to assist in the count and
make the certificates for the duly elected. In
the meantime, as you and both are very fond
of Doctor Southwortb, think shall have to
get YOU to speak to Gov. McEnery for his place
OF course We do not want bin turned out