The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1874-06-28
TELEeRAPHIc SUMMARY.
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on the Holy Father. On the 10Th the Italian
papers published the text of the Pope's allocu
ton. He renews his protest against the usur
patton of the Papal States, the abolition OF
religious corporations, and other acts of the
Italian Government, so that the enemies of the
| Church may not be able to plead jurisdiction
allude TO these subjects again, because be
| recently received overtures of reconciliation,
and had in his possession a respectful letter,
| urging that, as vicar of the God of peace, he
| should pardon his enemies, and withdraw e1'
! communications pronounced against them. Rnt
he declares he cannot make peace with the
enemies of the church, and, in conclusion, ex-
horts Gard inals to initiate the conduct OF
foreign bishops, especially those of Germany
| and Brazil.
Sunday. as a vast crowd was returning from
| Q Grand Tedeum at ST. Peters, the Pope was
seen at one of the windows of the Vatican.
Hundreds of persons waved their bandk erchiefs,
and some ex-pontifical policemen shouted,
! Long live the Pope, our Kingp The auth ORR
| ties Immediately called out the troops, dis
persed the crowd and arrested n number of
persons who were subsequently, sentenced to
imprisonment.
The same day the American pilgrims pre-
sented the Pope with an album and a collec-
ton of valuable diamonds. In reply he stated
that he was sure that God would restore the
crown II not to him, as he was old and mi light
not live to see the day, then to his successors.
His Holiness was also presented with q copy of
an address sent from the United States to
Archbishop Ledocho wski, of Posen. Referring
country where am really Pope in the eyes of
the Government. l am always afraid lest the
European Governments shall oppose or control
my acts; whereas, I can freely send pontifical
documents to the United States without fear
OF opposition on the part of its government"
GERMANY.
Conference of Catholic Bishops opened at
FalGa on the 2lst. The Sees of Cologne, Posen
and Treves we've represented by deputies, their
Bishops being in prison. The Cathedral
Chapter of Posen has refused to obey the
Governments orders to elect a Vicar General
declaring that it does not acknowledge the
right OF the civil power to create q vacancy.
The Government has appointed official admin
istrators for the diocese.
Bismarck summons the King of Bavaria to
demonstrate against separatist tendency in the
Bayarlan policy. III Louis is obdurate con-
vocation of German royalty will be called with
o view to dethroning him.
SPAIN.
The battle before Estella is still postponed.
From Madrid We hear that the Republican
army is being heavily reinforced, but that
many of the men are suffering with dysentery.
The Conservatives and Radicals are attempt
ing o make fusion. The Radicals demand, as
a primary condition, tie election of a new
Cortes.
Affairs seem to be approaching crisis, the
| three great parties being evidently impressed
| with the idea that some definite settlemep nj
must shortly be made. The Republicans are
very confident, Believing that Il they are un.
aoie TO nave Republic proclaimed they can
| at least succeed in dissolving the Assembly.
The Bonapartists are very active throughout
the country, so. much 30, IN fact that the Gov
eminent has felt compelled to interfere in
several cases. The Monarchists are Respondent.
1t 10 rnmored that the Count de Cbambord
will issue Manifesto shortly.
WAR CLOUD BETWEEN PERSIA AND TURKEY
L0ndSn, June M.-The relations between
turkey aud Persia are not friendly. 1t appears
the Pers an Goyerement has refused to compel
the return 10 turkish territory of a tribe mum
bering 2oooo families, which has been subject
10 the Porte, but escaped across the Persian
frontier, and that number Of Turks have been
seiZeu ana tnaitreated by band of Persian
pilgrims.
THE IRISH QUESTION IN PARLIAMENT.
london, JuRe 21.-The Observer publishes the
text OF the Home Rule resolve which Dr. Isaac
Butt. NJ. +. for Limerick, proposes to move, on
inc .'oth INST III the House of Commons. In
substance, 1T is as follows: THAT in the opin-
ion of tho House, it is expedient and lust to
restore to the Irish natl ion the power of man
aging exclusively Irish affairs in an Irish
Parliament, provision being made at the same
time for maintaining the integrity of the
Empire by leaving to the Imperial Parliament
the control of Imperial affairs"
UNITED STATES
WAsHINGroN-Congress adjourned at p.
NJ on Tuesday, the 23rd. MANY importapt
measures were left wtho out final action. and in
tueiI sHl'ous Stages OF progress will come up
at the next session. Among other matters
which lie over are the impeachment of Judge
Durell and Busteed, and the Mississippi Levee
and Fort st. Philip Canal bills. Congress has,
however, provided for commission OF
engineers to report upon the levees, and an
other commission to survey the mouth of the
river, and report upon the best method OF
securing an efficient outlet from the river.
Post Master General Cresswell has resipne ed
and has been succeeded by Eugene Hale
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT IN SYRACUSE. N. Y
Whilst etrawberry festival was in progress
IN the baptist Church, Syracuse, last Tuesday,
the floor gave way and the occupants were ali
precipitated into the room below. Nineteen
persons, principally women and children, were
killed ahd over hundred moro or less seri-
riously wounded.
PoLITiCAL.-The Rhode Island Assembly,
unable TO elect Senator, has adjourned till
The following is the official return of the
Oregon election: Congressman-Ladau,D Demo-
crat, 9642; Williams. Republican, $3.50 Da-
venport, independent $3.50
The recent Democratic Convention of Yer
mont adopted resolutions which utterly ignore
allusIon 10 national subjects; declaring that
they renew devotion to the Democratic party
aud its principles, and inviting all citizens TO
effort Tn r