Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-03-28

DUKE D'AUpIFFRE1 PAsQUIER is elected
President of the French Assembly
DR.. DoLLINGER publishes a statement de-
nying the report thathe had scquesced in the
doctrine of Papal inalibility,
Iris expected that billwil be passed by the
French Assembly Increasing the salary Of
President MacMahon to $4,000 sterling.
A Times Berlin special SAYS that in recent
dispatch to the German Minister at Rome,
Bismarck suggested that all States with GER
tain number of Catholic inhabitants enter in
to an agreement to repel Papal interference
with politics.
DUFAURE, Minister of Justice in France,
stated in the Assembly on Tuesday that the
Government had not yet deliberated on the
question of dissolution but his own opinion
was that the Assembly would dissolve in Au
gust, and elections for new Chamber of
Deputies be ordered for Autumn.
MoNsEIGNEUR RoycETTI, accompanied by
Count Manfoski member of the Guard
of Mobiles, started from Rome on the
18th for the United States, conveying to
Archbishop McCloskey Of New York, the red
cap and official notification of his elevation to
Cardinal.
The Archbishop Of Cologne. on behalf of
the Roman Catholic Church of Prussia has
sent petition to the Lower House of Prus.
sia, urging it not to pass that part of the Ec.
eiesiasticai Bill, which gives the people share
IN The administration Of local church prop
erty.
DIFFICULTIES have arisen between the Rrit-
ish Government and the King of Birmah re-
garding boundaries and the latter's claim to
the sovereignty over seveval independent
States. The king has occupied the disputed
territory and refuses to withdraw The Brit.
ish authorities insist on settlement nv arhi
tration, and troops are going to British Bur.
nah.
AT the .Consistory held at the Vatican. on
Monday, Archbishops Manning, of Westmin.
ster, Ledochowski, Of Poson, McCloskey. of
New York, Deschamps of Molines. and Mon.
seigneurs Giarielli and Bartolini were created
Cardinals. Philadelphia, Boston and Milwau.
iee were raised to the rank of Metropolitan
Sees, and Bishops appointed for the Dioceses
If Wheeling, Portland, Hartford and King.
ton. An allocution was delivered nv the
Pope.
In the Lower House of the Prussian Diet
IN Tuesday, debate opened on the first read
ng OF the new Ecclesiastical Bill. De Falk, Min.
ster of Public Worshipexplained the necessity
or legislation on the relations of State ant
,hurch and dwcit spoe'a'iy On inc 1act mat tn
,one had authorized Austrian Bishops to ODE,
a VIC s;pi,ar to those he had denounced in Pru,
in Prussia was not afraid of the Fncyclical
mt considered the matter as serious one, ant
vou,d not allow itself to be treated with scorr
" the church. Bismarck made a powerful
speech in support Of the bill.
THE Carlist General Cabrera has issued a,
address recognizing Alfonso as king of Spain
and advising discontinuance of the struggl
against him. A convention between Cabrer
and the Alfonsists is also published. By IT
terms, Carlist troops submitting within
month may retain the special local privilege
then enjoyed before the war, and any appoint
ment as Carlist to civil or military Office
which has been approved or may emanat
from Cabrera, will be confirmed and acccpte
by the Alfonsists. To these reports it is ado
ed that a Carlist proclamation has apneare
denunciating General Cabrera as a traitor.