The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-10
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FOREIGN
GyRMANY.-The Bishop of Breslau notified
the Ecclesiastical Court that he would not at
his trial. as the b tSs Court
= him-The Emperor, on his approaching
visit to Italy, win not visit Rome but will meet
Victor Emmanuel in Upper ltay@;Ah hor bIesiau
nounced their submission to the eccleslastical
laws.
spA1S.-Both Carlists and Alfonsists have
been inactive during the past week. me ne
4 bombarding San Sebastian, but with little
damage. They offer to discontinue the bonn
bardment upon the payment OF SlOo.ouo.-; ILL
be resumed as ssou as the Government can
send $4,000 additional men to reinforce the
army which will be commanded by Maftinez
Campos-A decree has been published re-
enacting the election law of 1870, which gives
q deputy to every $4,000 people by universal
euffrage.-9O0 troops called for Cuba on the the
9th, and were to have been followed by S.oOo
more in d few days.
ENGLAND AND CHISA-The difficulty be-
tween these two countries, growing out OF the
murder Of an Engiishm0a by tie Chinese end
the subsequsnt disc0ur.eous treatment Of Mr..
Wade the British Ninister, has bean Satisfacto-
j rily adjusted. A decree has appeared IN the
Pekin Gazette granting ipteTSourse between
Chiefs of Departments OF the Chlnese GoVern-
ment and foreign Ministers.
TIE WAR IN TURKEY.-There has been some
fighting between the Turks and the insurgents,
resulting generally in favor OF the latter. In
one engagem emit the Turks lost 500 men, while
their opponents lost only fifty. Turkey has
made great promises of reform in case the
rebels submit at once, and decree has been
published remitting taxes to the amount OF
$50 O0tOO00-Russia O and Prussia, it ls said,
have agreed to place all negotiations for the
adjustment of the troubles under the manage
ment of Andrassy, the Austrian Premier,
promising to back him up.
WAR IN AFRICA War has commenced at
Cape Palmas between Liberia the colony OF
negroes froIu America, and the aboriglnes,
under command of several educated natives
There was some fighting on the 18th of Sep
tember, in which fifty were killed and wounded;
The Liberisn Government has dispatched
iSPS ton and IG o. great battle is daily expected.
swEDEN.-Sanguinary riots have occurred
in Stockholm between the militia and police.
The militia stormed the police station, wound
ing number of policemen. The Life Guards
and Horse Guards had to be summoned from @
the castle before order was restored. The
cause of the trouble is not stated.
ANOTHER JUBILEE PROCESSION ATTACKED IN
CANADA-Ioronto, October 3.-The pilgrimage
of Roman Catholics from Church to Church
took place to-day. After forming at their res
pective churches they marched to st. MichaePt
Cathedral. After a short service there, they
proceeded along Adelaide street to St. Mary't
Church, Bathurst street. A distance of mile
and half from this point, part of the process
sion returned others dispersed on account o.
the procession being accompanied by the po
lice and q large body of military who wert
ordered out for the occasion. Disturbance waf
much less than expected: AS soon as thu
march from the Cathedral began, stone throw
ing commenced. The police charged on tn!
assailants, firing several shots On the marct
up Adelaide street, several attacks Win stohe
were made, and at b ,thurst street, quite
number of shots were fired, one or Two ponce
men and number of others being. seriousl!
wounded. No one killed as far is known
About two Thousand in the procession.
Toronto, October 4.-The city is perfect!
quiet now. Yesterdays rioters were before TN
to Wednesday. The police had ample prepara
tions to prevent the apprehended attempts
rescue. (For details of the first attack see artl
Gle copied from the Toronto Irish American }
UNITED STATES.
OUTBREAK IN Mrssrss1rP1-The negroes i
the neighborhood of Friar's Point, Mississippi
rose in arms against the whites last week an
threatened, IL is said, to capture and burn tn
town. Friar's Point, Coahoma county. is o
the Mssissippi River, Is miles below HelenI
Ark, and the proportion of whites to blacks i
the neiEhborhood is as one to i've. The trout
les arose from the antagonism existing betwee
the caEpet-bsg Governor, Ames' and the Reput
named Brown is sheriff of CoahOma county i
which Aloorn lives. AS an election is approach
ing meetings are being held. At one OF thee
Aleorn denounced Brown in severe languag
auo the latter at once called upon tne nsgToe
10 arm and organize From Monday night lat
Mnen the first demonstrations were made Q
tne negroes, the whites, about one fourth thei
number, have been under arms under the con
inand OF Gen. Chalmers. Several skirmlsh'
nave taken place resulting in the WoundiDg
some and the capture of many negroes, tt
determined attitude OF the whites and the I
suits of the encounters which have 30 far take
place make il almost certain that there wi
70 little further trouble. Thus, in all case
tne evil Daesiona of the excited 4