The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-01-05
TELEGRApKTc SUMMARY.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
a. The weather was very fue on the Ist, and
the boulevards were crowded with holiday
throngs. The city presented the most AMI
mated appearance since the war
a, Az Versailles President Theirs held the usual
Mew Year reception. Tho diplomatic body was
President only exchanged . few words with
each representative. The members of the Ma.
tonal Assembly followed, and deputies of all
SHADES OF political opinion ware cordially vel
Rvsre has made osiai r.pors to tho pr..i-
dent OF the progress Of the preliminary inves.
tigation In the case Of Marshal Bazaine. He
states saas ~ witnesses had been examined,
court ON trial of the Marshal.
GERMANY.
The Journals of Konigsburg and Posen have
been threatened with Immediate confiscatiop
If they publish insnlting references to Ger
many In the recent Papal allocution.
Prosecutions have already been instituted
against the Catholic Journals in Berlin and in
the provinces which published the recent Papal
ailocutons The excitement throughout the
empire on the subject is intense aud increas-
ITALY.
The German Charge d'Affaircs informed Car.
dinal Antonelli last week that he had been in.
structed to take an unlimited leave of absence.
ne mas since closed the legation and quit Rome
tof berlin.
Bourgoing, the French minister to the Papal
Court has resigned, because some French
naval officers in Rome, at the beginning of the
holidays, called on the King and the Pope on
tae same day, and rendered the compliments
of the season.
Senior Gorilla, President of the Council in a
speech on the 3lst repudiated the idea that
any Intervention from foreign countries would
be allowed by the Government in matters of
reforms in Spanish colonies.
IL ID ramored that on the LIST Prince Alphon-
20 brother of Don Carlos, took command Of
the Carlist bands in Caledonia.
UNITED STATES.
: Observation-Disclosures of cabinet changes,
now I'LL the air. 1t is said that Boutwell, will
De elected to i'll sTmners' place in the Senate,
tire on the 4th of March. It is Understood
that tho Pennsylvania politicians will endeav-
or to secure place in the Cabinet for tn at
State General b. B. Simms, the bearer of the
vote of the electoral college of Louisiana, has
arrived and delivered his packages. 1t Is uu-
derstood that the vote which he bears for
President is blank, and for Vice President
GrStz Brown.
NEW YoRK.-Gov. Dix was inaugurated on
admiration were exchanged by the new and
the Governor. Dix said that he regarded the
decided expression of popular opinion at the
late State election, as strong declaration in
A"so. "a q Aai hou huo Oh polcy WHICH WculQ
sensibly tighten his burden.
north CARoLINA.-Gov. Todd r. Caldwell
(RadicaD, and other State officers, were inau-
gurated on the LIST at Raleigh. In his address
Caldwell said that he did not intend to use
his Office for political ends.
INDIAN TRoUBLEs-A telegram from San
Francisco, says that the soldiers sent to fight
the Indians, have not yet succeeded in drawing
the warriors from their strongholds ut Ben
them has thus far failed. Howitzers and
bombshells, which have arrived from Fort
Vancouver, will be used against them. Addi-
tional troops have been sent from Fort Klam-
ath. Plain Jacks band has been increased and
now numbers over one hundred warriors, who
are all we'll armed, and have the reputation of
being good fighting men.