The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-07-25
Aerning Star and Catholic Messenger.
NEW oRLEANs, sUNnAY, July IS ISIS.
TELEGRApHIc SUMMARY.

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TELEaRAPHIc SUMMARY.
FOREIGN.
FRANcE-The Assembly, by o vote of 40 to
l55, agreed to adjourn from the 4th of August
to the 9th Of November. Before the vote was
taken the Paris correspondent Of the London
Times telegraphed that "If the committees re-
port in favor Of q long recess, is adopted to-
day in the Assembly, it will show that the en-
tire right centre is separated from the left
which will be reduced to q minority of 80
votes. In this case the dissolution of the
Assembly or the application OF the constitu-
tiopal laws will become problematical. A
new policy will have to be begun at the open
French customs returns for the last six months
show an increase in receipts of. %, 100000
francs over those of the corresponding period
of last year The total revenue of the country
for the same time has increased 5000, 600
francs over 1874.
GERMANY.-A special dispatch from Berlin
to the Pail Mall Gazette says the German
Government has ordered that the acceptance
by Catholic clergymen of the new laws shall
be strictly secret, the purpose being to secure
them from persecution by the Ultramontanes.
The Bavarians elected q college to consist
of seventy seven Liberals and seventy nine
Ultramontanes.--The UItramontane Baron
Loe has been sentenced to six month impris-
onment for q speech made by him in October,
1873. Herr Sigel, editor of the Ultramontane
journal, Taterland, was sent to prison to-daysto
serve out ten month's sentence for treasona-
BILE utterances.
II SPAIN.-It is impossible as yet to form any
kdefuite idea of the relative positions of the
Farmies of Jovellar and Dorregarry. The Al
fonsists claim to have oaptured 1000 men since
the LIST of July and state that Dorregsrry him
self was wounded and has hed to France. On
the other hand the Carlists claim that Gen.
Dorregarry has reconcentrated the whole Car
list army and entered tho province of Lerido,
and that the Alfonaists have retreated from
Vittoria, province of Alava, with several Car
List divisions in pursuit.
ENGLAND.-The grant to pay the expenses Of
the Prince of Wales Indian visit passed the
House of Commons by vote of 1893 to Is. A
meeting of u 600 persons was Eeld in Hyde
Park to protest against the grant.--On the
22nd Plimsall made q violent attack on the
Government. The Speaker ordered him to
withdraw his remarks but be left the hall
shaking his fist at the Government benches.
THE RIFLE M.TcH-In the match at VIM
bledon for tie Elcho shield the Irish team won
making 1906 points to the Scotch 1903 and the
English 1909.
EUROPEAN CRoPs.--London, .July 2O.-The
Marx Marx Lane Express, Of this week, says In
France the wheat has advapoed in the provin-
ces to three shiIlings, aud in Paris shilling
ana SIX pence. Flour has advanced two shill-
ings per sack. Here we have yet to learn the
in!l extent of the advance. Before the heaviest
rains there was an occasional rise of one or two
shillings. Last weeks sales were only 1914
quarters above those of the same week in 1874
Every market is SO scantily supplied that we
seem to be On the borders Of exhaustion, though
from the lowest point our average shows a
rise OF only So. sd. In Belgium and Holland
there has been q moderate rise Even in Ger
many, with good prospect, prices are some
What dearer, while in Hungary, where the
crop Ia enormous, they are also dearer.
UNITED STATES.
,GhGrteston, S. G, July 19.-To-night, at 10
CLOCK, the jury in the Parker case sent word
mat they had agreed, and amidst great excite
nenG the court met. A verdict was then rem
oeT rei tor the State in the sum of SIS, 900.
Lnis Is the first substantial result of the eff
to justice.
NEAL1AbAMA CoAL.-The coal operators met at
=; ~ e9mery, and resolved to offer shipowners
o ~ Sne Liverpool and New Orleaus trade and
la railroads. extra Inducements to use Ala
t -n ,- oo9i 10 coaiiug at Pensacola. commit
the subject. oA0'pon0 "t'n 'noni y"
nr maryeTd, Conn july 21.-The House of Re-
d aS today voted 100 to 81 to in |
the r;oIy postpone the bill giving women |
Il sut TO vote in a Presidential election.
the Tss:lsslrpI.-The Democratic Convention for
/ and nI LIST District met in Corinth on the 22nd |
II for Unanimously renominated'L. @. G. Lamar |
adontO S5gress. The following resolution was |
forpse9;: Resolred. That we are opposed to the
Stat. ZION OF parties among the people of this |
ana Lounded on difference of race or color |
izens cordially invoke the union of good cit
fortS " every race and color in patriotic eff |
Stats Sueteat at the next election the present |
secpr. administration and its supporters, and to
pable 9 1Or al the blessings of honest and Ca