The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-07-06

vince. and of a mayor in the province OF
Casteilon, all, probably, with aoous
much foundation as In the hrst mensomG ;a :
case. at Granadella the Carlists are saIa
to have suffered considerable loss, having
been surprised while hearing Mass.
There have also been three consideraole
mutinies among the troops-one OF the ca
rabipeers at Granada, who are sara 20 naso
pronounced for tho Prince of the Asturi 'is
and to have fought, with some loss 0. .I.e
by the populace one of the volunteers
stationed at Vicalvaro, near Madrid, VINO
have been fighting among themselves SOW
eral being wounded and some killed anu
the worst of all being at Iguiada IN Ca.a.
ionia. There General Velerde-who was
to nut down the Carlists Immediately, VINO
ordered the country-houses and farms 70
be walled up, and the people 70 rise 9"
masse, and who announced that u IN AL
fonso and his staff had actually hed from
there this redoubtable commander mas
come to signal grief. The troops, consist
inc of three or four regiments, and some OF
the Inhabitants rose to the cries of Long
Live the Federal Republic" and " Death
to velardo and his oticersp st. ana Tue s eu
his officers fled for their lives to place
! called Pobla Agramunt, aud from thence
Velarde sent o telegram to Madrid resign
ing his command in consequence OF MS
column having mutinied. Generai Caoti-
nety marched from Barcelona after the
mutipeers with 500 regulars and some VOL
uuteers, and is since reported to have re-
duced them to something like obedience.
GERMANY.
Prince Bismarck and the Holy See.-On
Monday, the question of the German Lega'
ton to the Holy See beirg raised, Prince
Bismarck seized the occasion to state the
intentions of his Government. He did not
TO hrao thread
, which they might eventually renew the re
iations with the Papacy," aud therefore
t. would not suppress the Legation but i
a was, he maintained, impossible to MI
o up, because the representative OF Ger
e many must not allow himself 70 Se aa
could not summit to-" He also stated tina
the Government would not interfere In til
;. next Papal election, but Would take step
81 to ascertain whether it had been ieg'tl
mately carried on, and whether the ne'
% Pope was in position to exercise Tn
70 rights belonging to his position" Hrin ~,
s. Bismarck must know perfectly well tns
ct there ia no reason whatever for suspectin
~ that the next election will not be GEM
< inc one, and Just as legitimate as the la
ne or the others which preceded it, but
" words indicate readiness to PICK hoies
~ ~ the election of any rope WHO" 70
g NAV dislike, and are, we suppose, 10
as read as kind of threat.
gu Death of DR.. Loos-" Utrecht Catholics
n 10 |-On the same day on which DR.. Relnke
81 vas elected Bishop of the new term
, ,aS schism. DR.. Loos, the Archbishop OK Il
vs Dutch Jansenists, from whom ne was
ia have obtained episcopal consecras.oI, u.
ne There are two other schismatic Bishol
ne one of whom has no adherents within 7
~ limits of the Diocese (Deventer,) and occ
sh 40 pied, we believe, the post of parish pr''
re- Of one of the chismstlcai cnurcn es >,
;:.S, orandly of this communion under the nal
..e1 Of !" the Utrecht Catholics" forgetting a
~. narently that there are any others VINO ne
, ,E = better right to the name, and mask
S Sn. the insigni6cance sof The body by say
wi, scale" Bat the real Catholics in Holla
. ~ are not on a small scale at all, compa
'1 me- lively speaking. The Daily Ne,cs adn
S Uno that they are as 200 to one to the SCI
n no mates, but that paper oyerstates, we TIL
tiop tne nu o oe,s v: 49, nr;ests The
ouS fact is. that by the side of the handful OF )
WI. VIII senist schismatics numbering about 4
there is a population of real Catnoilcs,
s.,au der the real Archbishop of Utrecht and
nay suffragans, amounting to about thir'
hav- the whole population OF the county,
M call the Jausenists 8" the UtrecDt va
luz lies is something like calling the lrv
. ;I,s' ties "the Catholics of London" Whe
.loi :. the new German schismatics will appi
&c; nS one of the two Jansenist Bishops, or VINE
NJ vi thew will wait for a new Archbishop
Utrecht" is a question which conc
them more tn, 4 it does US.
Car 'ArAN
lount The japanese Christians. ING
laim- from Japan is cousolasory. "A letter
taken the pro-Vicar to the Vicar Apostolic
taken Petitiean, dated the Attn April, states
some the Governor of Nagasaki had given u
? are to all the persons in occupation Of ~
liber. or land belonging to the Christian pr
there. ers that they must Immediately giV'
gning possession and another letter from
Times sionary at Osaka, also addressed to
II men Peti,iean, states that the prisoners
blood, Dwarf had passed two days at OsaE
venty- their way home to Nagasaki, and
Inns at there received the Sacramento. Ais
, Iruu. the Christians of Kichon were on tue
IN the for two days past, and had had their
q force ries and medals returned to them.
h pre- missionary adds that there were still
ning to edicts of prescription at Osaka, but
prhika 1, hoord that in cartain OQarterB the