The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-03-16
TELEGRAPRIc SUMMARY.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
ENGIAND.By far themost important even
IN the weeks news from Europe, is that q
one overthrow Of the Gladstone Ministr,
"n me question of the Irish University Ed
ncatlon Act, the provisions of which will
, "e found 10 our Foreign mail news Forty
Galleries sr I.;npp rotraeted and exciting. the
wnom, was the Prince of Wales Nea1
nianight the debate was concluded, and a
bill ie as sas'sen resulting as follows: For the
a ann HOa, against 1T 2s7. When the result was
announced the excitement became intense the
opPonents Oh the measure indulging in tumul-
Suous cneers. Gladstone arose and said "The
ts U!e JUST gwen is certainly of grave charac-
aehDerations when the existence of the gov
ernuen6 Is In doubt. move an adiournment
W wa. .h ahnrday" The ~hip on the occasion
commons. One Conservative member was
Drought frol- Paris by special steamer and
Ianroaa Train, and a liberal whip was report
n uu 70 nave oesleged Sir Robert Peel, almost
upon ms knees, to go to the House, but fruit
!essiy, NOT a single Conservative voted for
the bill, and forty-six Liberals. of whom, tbir
TS Isl were freshmen, voted against it. Fifteen
iI i 10 emoers voted for it-Isaac Butt was
aosent; The Catholics were unanimous acainst
the Dill, the Irish Bishops having advised on
P n@ and Cardinal Cullen's pastoral hav-
announced the resignation of the Ministrv
Di M mas been asked by the Queen to form
q NJ lnlstry, but before accepting desires time
w Uonsun' ms colleagues, who are absent. His
purity are In minority of ninety and If he
taxes office, Parliament will have to be dis
solved aud new election ordered Mr. Glud-
stone on rising in the House of Commons to
announce the resignation of tho government.
was received with loud and prolonged cheer,
ing. When he had informed the House of the
resignation and its acceptance by the Queen,
Monday, adding that whom that day arrived.
shonld the public interests require it, be would
ask for further adjournment. The an
nouncement was received in perfect silence.
MT. GllPln gave notice that on the resu mptiop
OF the sitting, he would move the following
that the vote of Wednesday last on the irish
University bill was not and is not intended TO
oe declaration or expression of want of con- !
hdence n the Government and that the House
taxes the earliest opportunity of expressing
M Ms eontae%Ge IN the general policy of her
received with cheers, and the House then
adjourned until Monday. |
FRANcE.-At last there seems to bs soms
guarantee of peace, at least till the Germans
e iaot inc country, the constitutional pro-
Ject reported by the Committee of Thirty and |
approved by Theirs, having been adopted by
the Assembly on the 18Th, by vote Of All to
10 H.; On me .ts, terrible explosion occurred
htteen and wounding over u hundred persons
GERMANY.--The Imperial Parliament con-
Vened on the t2th aud was opened by the En-.
peror. In his speech he said that negotia-
Ina an
tire evacuation of France by the German
troops at an earlier day than had beretofora
been bee, expected. In the Prussian Diet on tho
ILL., ots.harck made powerful speech in sup
clergy. "'"'i'o
lTALY-On the 9Th, His Holiness replvinp r.
an address presented to him said "RerS6n W
s.ilati9n WITH the Italian Government was i'm
posSioe. Uod would punish the invaders of
MS ominions. AS Catholics were aver M
shakaoie IN their faith, he had the utmost CON
raenGe IN the ultimate triumph of the church
| he 10th being the Anniversary of Mazzin;;s
leath, deputatIon of Democrats attemnfed 70
!islt his tomb, but were prevented Inv ne No
line. luz some
SPAIN-The Assembly has apreed To +ho
Government bill providing for the conyooo.;n.
y Constituent Cortes and fixing the dxte for
:, or members ne. thereto. This measure
Vs. r"r, ,tt aI.er very exciting debate and
'''' Gt"hC pressure from outside, the citizens
'"S round the Assembly Hall in lar1e I
umbeFs; The Carlist forces contiuue in TIE |
beV def ~" gfbb, gar strength On the 9Th
'or'n' ihhi''I'G loss of a hundred men.
UNITED STATES.
WAsHlNGToN-Tb Senate has continued ita 4
esslon through the week being occuDied vvitb |
ae Caldwell and Spencer cases and in cor.,, w {
1g nominations. .
Spencer, elected by the Alabama rumn Radi.
al caucus which itself acknowIu1,-ad -
uently, that it was no LeRislatnra 49,. e. I
oTsbIe to the administration, was seated The y
alaweH case IS not settled yet. He bouoht ! {
ut the whole of his State Legislature. This
ase excltes much interest among politicians. "a
here is no precedent to it, but Judging from
no present. tendency of political m9rals will ,
quite common in future. The Louisiana t.
enatorshI case: has been shclved as REQUIRING t
lore attention than can now be given IL II II
embeF. 0e's !" Oe-
Zoe negroes held Convention on the 10th cl
40 adopted resolutions denouncrng alayer in A
ubs, and asking the government 70 1900 =