The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-04-05
VOLUME VII.
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
sew ORLEANS. SUNDAY, APRIL 5. 1874.


sEw ORLEANS. SUNDAY. APRIL 5. ls74:
TELEaRAPHIc SUMMARY.
.GERsdANY.s
The Archbishop Of Cologne was arrested on
the 3Ist March, for violating the ecclesiastical
laws. The arrest wassnade without dsnonstra-
ton.
Parliament has adjourned to April9.
AUSTRIA.
Several deputies have prsesnted resolutions
in the Lover House of the ReiShstadt requir;
ing the government to expel the Je8uits and
Lother Orders from the country.
From the very meagre kilograms concerning
the fights at Bilboa it would seem that Serrano
has not succeeded in raising the seige of that
place Hs Losses ~ have been very hssvy ard "a
bury the dead. The town was mot included in
the truce and the Carlists contipne to lombard
IL. 5000 men are making forced marches to
motion was made in the Assembly last
week by q Monarchist that vote be taken on
the Let of July to decide the future form of
Governments. He urged it was impossible to
question whether France would be o Mon
archy or Republic. The motion caused great
excitement in the Chamber, and heated
Broglie spoke against the motion, and it was
rejected BY . vote Of $50 to $50.
ENGLAND.
The London Iines acknowledges the exis-
tenee of o financial crisis there, and attributes
and Vienna and to the Indian famine.
The annual race between the Oxford and
Cambridge boat crews came of on the 2Sth,
and was won by tho latter.
BENIAN PRIsoNERs.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Anderson
cIyaGh nu EaY,So mt VIZ
undergoing sentence, where they were impris-
oned, and whether the government was or was
not of opinion that the time had come for their
release. Mr.. Cross, Home Minister, replied
that the total number of prisoners was sixteen.
Two were now undergoing sentence for Nah
chester murder, but none for Clerkenwell out
RACES. Two persons were under sentence Of
imprisonment for fifteen years one for seven
years, and eleven, who had been soldiers, who
were sentenced for life, having been convicted
the insurgents. They were distributed as fol-
lows: three in England, eight in one part of
Australia, two in another, and three in Ireland.
ment had no intention of interfering with the
execution of their sentences. This announce-
ment was received by the House with cheers.
THE FAMINE IN INDIA.
Reports from tho districts affected by the
famine show great improvement in the stu
ment to relieve the distress of the people have
proved very effective. There are now no actual
cases of starvation outside Of Tirhoot, and in
that district there are but few.
UNITED STATES.
The Senate has nearly concluded its censid-
Grafton of the Finance bill, the infationists
having carried everything before them by de-
cided majorities. The volume of currency is
fixed at $40O, OOO, 600.
In the House large number of private bills
were received and referred, as also o number
Of memorials. The bill for the Improvement
of the mouth of the Mississippi was made the
special order of the day for April 21st at 1880,
the previous question to be called at Pm.
GREAT RAILROAD STRIKE IN PENNSYLVANIA.
At Susquehanna Depot, Penn, the employees
Of the Erie Railroad, to the number of 500,
struGk last week and took possession of the
shops, tracks, cars, etc., refusing to let either
passenger or freight trains pass. Gov. Hart
rant finally ordered o regiment of State troops
to SusquehannA when quietness was restored
after much difficulty. ''-
TIE MASSACHUSETTS SKNAToRsHIP.-Ballot
ing continues daily with no prospects of an
early decision. Dawes is still ahead, Hoar
ne1f and Curtis (Dem.) third; . few votes
being scattered among . number Of other
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