The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-11-16
TELEaRAPHIc SUMMARY.
FOREIGN.


FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.-At banquet given in honor OF
Prince of Wales birthday, Gladstone alluded
to the Ashantee war and declared 1t demon
which entailed such disagreeable consequences
He remarked that it was no pleasure to him to
stand in security on shore and see others labor
ing In tho storm.
FRANcE.-It has been definitely settled in
be prolonged for four years beyond the term
Of the present Assembly. Several Bonapartists
and Republicans having Joined the Monarch.
the movement will prevail in the Assembly by
handsome majority.
GERMANY.-A royal decree has been pro.
mulgated, relieving Won Room OF the Presi-
dency Of the Prussian Ministry, and appoint
Camphauser as Vice President. Won Room has
also been relieved from the Office of Secretary
Of War, and Gen. Won Kamike appointed bis
successor. The Dict opened on the 10Th. The
Emperors speech was moderate in tone and
devoted mainly to local subjects.
sPA1N.-As usual, the news from this dis
tracted country is so conflicting as to render IT
impossible to understand the exact position Of
Miranda, in Navarro. This the Republicans
deny. Another battle, subsequently,, Is re-
ported, in which the Carlisle claim that the
Republicans were defeated, losing 1900, their
Carthagena have opened heavy fire upon the
Government land and naval forces.
Observation-Disclosures, Nov. l0.-Throughout
Mexico to-day they are celebrating the adop.
constitution, amongst which are the abolition
of peonage and the separation OF the Church
and State. The military here paraded, ova-
tions were delivered, and the city is illumina-
ted to- night amid general rejoicing.
OTHER OUTRAGEs IN CuBA.-A private letter
Nov. g. says that an official telegram has been
received at the Palace, from Puerto PrInclpe
| Of an engagement between the spanish force
of Sam Guile, in which the Insurgents were
severely beaten, loeiug twenty killed, aud
eighty taken prisoners. The Spanish com
the field of battle. The Governor of Puerto
Principe, upon learning of it, took the com.
| mand away from the Spanish commander, and
arrested him; teicgraphing the event TO- the
egraphed to Puerto Principe, causing the COM
| handler to be reinstated, and ordering the
Governor to Havana. 1t is thought, in Havana,
that the Governor feels undue sympathy to
ward the Insurgents, through the influence of
his wife, who is an aunt of the late Gen. Az
ramonte.
kilograms received as we go to press, state
that fifty-seveu more of the Virginius' crew
| and passengers were executed on the 10th, al
Santiago, making Ill executions in all.
| UNITED STATES.
WILLOW FEvER.-At Memphis two parties
died on the 18th of q relapse into fever. Inc
Howards have not received report OF q sin
Gle new case, however, and as the weather con
tinues cool and bracing, the most timid walA
the streets boldly. The country people are
docking TO the city in crowds, and the ExPosi
tion takes the place OF 1eliow JACK as 'S Gn
) tho fever has broken ont afresh' six new case'
being reported on the 18TH.
ExPREsIpENr JOHNSON on TIE MURDER OIL
Mrs. SURRATT.-Audrew johnson pubilshe'
four and q half columns in the WashingtoI
Chronicle of the 10Th, in answer TO Judge Hoitt
allegations that he (Mr. Johnson) dtsregardet
the Recommendations of majority OF th'
court for Communication IN MRS. currats cas-, case
Mr.. johnson never saw the recommendauons
On the contrary, Judge Holt argued that TN
question of sex ought not to be considered
and urged an early execution. Mr. johnson,
that Holt withheld the publications. lntenue,
! to damage him until the witnesses were dead
ARKANsAs ELECTIoNs.--From the best infor
: nation obtained of the result of the specla
| oIection held on November 4th for members G
the I,epiglature, that body will stand as TO
, Iowa. Senate-Republic8D Is; Democrat
, II. House-Republicaus, q; Democrats, D
EFKKcrs OF THE OUTRAGEs IN CUBA.-- Th
) excitement throughout the Union 10 regard
1 the outrapes in Cuba, has reached fever nea
Not n paDer but calls for prompt and decisl>
| action on the part of the Government. Orde
3 hnve already been issued for the commando
o officers at navy yaros 10 RoS INC hOuSlnuo 49,
r other vessels of war ready for sea immed
= ately. The Government is making preparation
d to meet all issues which may arise, even II the
: should require force, and this fact ~ aPPaI
| in the present naval movements. Inc hahSi
:, has been ordered Immediately 70 Santiago
o Cnba and will be commanded by Commodoi
d A. N Reed. In addition TO this vesset anu III ~
i Mahopac aud Manhattan, iron .cla9s, tne o. 10y u
II hntan and Ossipee will also be ordered TO &C
n i've oeryice in the North Atlantic sq1Sdroi
10 The War Department viii stTsngtSen the iOr
-, @+~nNSfhaniuR and additionally grTTtsontR
d Fort ~ S-oQo, n FloEidas IL - the geneE
=. oniaio1 ShaS GeRgreea, acting 90 ehe roeos
saaneioa 81 tho Rre1loanss NaA hse.4es