The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-01-04
MIscE.LANKoUs YoRKIaN NEWS.

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MIsCEILANR0Us EOREIaN NEWS. o
PRUSSIA AND THE ENGLISH PRESS. &
The speech of the deputy Windhorst on
the newspaper stamp furnished some ad-
ditiopal information respecting the trans .
actions of the Prussian Foreign Once with
the English and Continental Press. We I
quoted last week the remarks Of the Pail
Mall GGsstte on this subject, and referred
to what we had already stated on q pre-
vious occasion, namely, that some OF the
ehort newspaper articles iith9grapned IN
Enssn at SeFp under snS 1srs
actually in our possession. But Herr
Windhorst stated in his speech 1--WE quote
the correspondent Of the Daily Nesus) that
preliminary steps were even taken to
bassy in London, and the project failed |
only because sufficient inducements could |
not be offered to safe persons. As sub- |
stitute, therefore, special corruption !
ohaee for these countries England, France |
will not speak The continued] Of the e1-
tent to which correspondents Of tho lead |
ing journals Of those countries arc under
obligation for their news to arrangements
which arc made in the Wilhelmstrasse.'
The Wilhelmetrasse means here, the For
eisn Ofioo, and the Foreign Once means q
particular department. thereof which 10
charged, according to the deputy, with tho
Press Reptile Fund" 1t is very satisfac-
press. department at the headquarters Of
English journalism was such . complete
failure, and a. we have no grounds what
ever for supposing that this failure was
merely the consequence of "sufhcient In
: to the credit Of English journalism. But
q this does not Improve the case of those
q who have attempted 80 to influence foreign
: opinion, nor does it explain why the Berlin
authorities find it worth st.sir lille to
. litbograph English Newspaper paragraphs
Z ut Berlin. ,... ~ ~ ''r'NVyl
b POSITION OF THE MADRID GOVERNMENT.
n AtMadrid q great campaign against Senior
l. Castelar, is preparing for the opening of
k the Gessss. Senior ri y Margall 10 at the
:, head of the movement. which, If it ia sue
d regime an advanced Socialist Republic.
1t This Senior CASTELAR, has learnt to hate and
d fear even more than he hates and fears
70 Monarchy, and if he fnds himself in dan
Q. ger, he will come to terms with the Alton
70 sists and other Monarchical Liberals. The
10 latter, including Senior Martos, have still q
re- hank ering after Revolutionary Monarchy
10 of the Amedeo type, and would, it is
is believed, gladly tall back even on the
70 Hohenzollern project.
THE COMMITTEE OF THIRTY.
The Committee of Thirty on the Consti
tutional Laws is at length complete. Al
:. the end of last week the Left though
~ better of it, and consented to permit the
q election of two deputies of the Left Centr.
.-1-MM. Cezanne and Yacherot--to which
~. ~ blank bulletins, thus furnishing tho re
y y, quisite number Of votes, though they wouli
;s not give direct support to those elected
- Since then, the Extreme Right, which wa
he thus obliged to sacrifice its two candidates
40 has been drawing of moro and more from
e tho rest of the majority, and tends to be
~ come o completely separate element in tn
y. Assembly, from which the Government cal
to expect NO more than strictly Independent
W ~ support. At the same time, the group ha
90 90 become gradually diminished in number
~ and at the last meeting it 10 reported tina
~ there were only nfry members who remain
~ ed faithful to it's policy of reviving tn
ay question of the Restoration ut the first con
no venient season. The Duo de Ia Rschefou
~ !: cauld- Bisaccia, who was to have made
IL motion in favor of the Monarchy durin
re the discussion of the Constitutional Lava
49,. has accepted the Embassy to London, ant
ne ton, freed from the obligation Of openin
ss and conducting this campaign. There i
W ~ some talk, however, Of n. de Bclcaste
'r- making similar motion, which is to TAX
:. the form Of o resolution declaring tn
~; Comteade Chambord King, and Marsha
an MacMahon Lieutenant-Ge neral of til
.oa Kingdom. The inew Committee of Thitt
, w.. held it's first sitting, on Friday, the 5th
> elected NJ BRtOl6 1LS FreSlQ6nGp anu III
lo' Marquis de Tilhouet md M. de Kerdrel, il
*; * Vice Presidents; arranged toI meet ever
ln Wednesday and Friday, and settled ths
- its sittings were to be public. !, <.
THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE BREAKING U
Ao OF THE MONARCHIsTs. '-
the brisk controversy has been going o
nr between the Legitimiat and Right Cent?
,ore papers, as to the cause of the failure of til
90 Restoration, and as to the meaning of th
ma. prolongation of powers. n. Herve, Of Ii
,ay. Journal de PARIS, insists that it was Ii
.tie. Comte de Chambord who made the NOR
At. archy impossible, by declaring that
uob would give no guarantee, and forcing Il
.nt white flag on the country. The Univeri
He'd on Lne contrary MSAn"Aans tnaS ~ was u
oat. ParnamehtsEAans w.o iulHeo 1nS cause Y
inc we'll knew the Prince could never accep
not We must say that the Legitimists have Il