The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1873-01-19

ENGLAND.

were viewed by AeAEtF75 600 Pa-aoAO were trAAs-
faEred 10 the chapel en wednesday, where Tia
BiAAoP Of Southwark sang . 'RsqOisn Ma1s
Admiral RiHHnt de- GsnsaIly. Marghel Be-
EaiuO, the Duke de RSlfk1o, and Gen. Fois1ard
and many Other dsting guisted FEsneADsA were
Wera in Chiselhurst that day.
Many stores in LO0dOn and thr0agAOaS tie
ec0atry were partly clsssd while tie Praees-
While the PTsesc Imperial vas rsturaiag
fron the chapel TO the family taAHsion, ho was
salutcd by the ory of give La E@persaE -
In reply he said: The EunpersS IA dsAAi 1--WE
Az the grand receptions givsa % sbs E6sA ss
ChiSelhurst by the Empress Eugeaie and EaPc-
leOa " to 1000 soldiers. stateenaR aaa ethsE
RaAssd through the room filled with ReOP1e in
the deepest mourning, and gsya their hands to
10 kiused. The ImpsriSlsts expect the speedy
restoration Of the Empire, with the EDPreAs n0
Regent
The Lauaal 0EeieI annouRess the appoint
rnent of Corcelias 40 French anbassador es tha
Vatican in place OF fBourgeinE. .whe haa HesiGned.
President ThiArs and che Thirty's Sab-cOua-
President to address the Assenbly On eertaia
speeiied eceasiess, &c giving him = restricted
veto PSwer on legislation. Other basis for .
eonstitntion have also been settled
After dissolution Of tho presens Assembly
fts power shall dsyolve upon the two Cham bers.
Generai McAahon reports - the FRESHEST
that shs army 10 not affected by the death Of
effcers, but NO party which suPPsrts the Ma
poleon dynasty in the array.
GKEMExT.
The Berliu Pod, in an article evidently in-
spired by the gOvernment, says the proclaim
atioa OF the dsgma Of PaPaI infaIhbinty has
created q new Catholic cresd, and it's believers
should be treated in the saE8e manner 40 mem
hers of Other nsw religioua aocisties- In the
berg, Minister OF the Interior, ia answer to an
inter rpelIation introduced, stated that the pro-
secutions against newspapers oriGsnssed in the
foIsgI sfhee; and ne ss,ses ,n.s wa 70 gss =
alton OF the Seantzy % WAS contained IN the
pspal allooatieu eoold be legally Puhlished
and circulated. Debate followed, bus NO &C.
tien wac taken by she Hsuse-
SPAIN.
Great indiEuation 10 felt on account Of the
letter Of Secretary Fish TO Minister Sickles
with regard to slavery in the Spanish colonies
Additional treops are being sent to the colonies
q bill fer the sradnal abolition Of slavery felt
oompellod 70 ssaso thas IL was not dene as the
ioetsgasieu Of the Unite6 States. The Carliss
troubles in the Nor sh continue
TrAEf.
Tho Pope gave An aadiencs on the 18th to .
large groap of visitors from abroad, among
whom were several German ecolesiAstics- He
addressed the latter complaining OF the treat
menf the Church had received at the hands Of
tho Earopoan powers, and eoded with the fol-
lOwing words The governments strike the
Church which = stricken IS Christ was it is
the strict duty Of goTeEnments 70 defend the
Church, whereas they rather seek 10 destroy
il. and with it all morality"
The italian Senate has approved tho bill for
bidding religious Instruction in the public
schools.
UNITED STATES.
wAsH,xGroN.-In the Senate on the 10th,
-N~~ ~I,&y -HS S,1S r4.~r,k
Cd instrucsipg the Committee Of Privileges
and Eleesions 70 inquire whether there 10 q
legal State government In Leoisienas and II
horised by . naiarisy Of the conmistes 70
| Otter the resolution, and stated tho desiga of
| 10 was to give the soMznittee authority 70 60
! isto tho whole subjeet matter Of the inysstiga-
tioa already oonnitted 70 them. senasos
Thurman severely criticized the Presidents
l interference in Leuisiana affairs as being the
| cause Of all the trsusle. The Credit Mo6ilier
inprcssien il zrowisg thst nsay lsadiag
jCeogressmca win b tainted.
| TxRRIBLK Snow SroRM.-Dispatches from
vsxioas parts Of Ainnesota give details Of the
.s.srsss ssoEns Ia. % .ssk eve. s.Rss,snee%d % IN
denly and the vind blsw with s1oA yio.enes
| as TO render it iDpoasibls TO ses foss in I'D
xaaoe. EssAt Is.rls sss sao.. % g; have sess
Ssand aeAx Fsrt Peter. sitting upright in q
s3eirh fressu s4iH, aud wrapped in ba6aie
trobee. At WaahiaSee0 two Se&0seexs were
l6ressn to death. A. Sioux City three others
lsAaKoA tie Sane hts. At the ssasioa salasd
| KirkhaySn thsec we're several farmers in town
fSAen tho storm frss burst upon thcm tkcy
isfe for horse with taA4r taazn4, ana yery fsw
have been heard from since. Ono wagon was
koand, eontaiains . Nrs. Poland and . boy,
both Of whom were frozen to death. Many
teAms, both Of oxen and horses, arc found
frcxen in drifts, aud the fate Of their owners
1 IL unknown. Three hrethers, Charles. John
and Stephen O'Neil and Thos. and Michael
Holden, each with two horse team. started for
willmar with wheat on Tuesday, were found
1 on Friday about ten miles ous, two of the
to,Nsils aud enc of the Holdens frozen to death
I Ia the sleigh. Others ,were alive, bat will
not survive. Five ox-teams in the Same vicin-
i ity Tere found frozen to death, and the driv.
era are supposed to have abandoned them and
| also perished. At Hermann Station, on The
/ st. Paul and Pacific railroad, man was frozen
| TO death while going from che depot to she
waser tank. The storm was 60 blindiag that
! .any persons perished within few rods OF
| succor if they had known in what directioa
| IN -