The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-05-30
VOLUME VIII.
Msning Star and Catholic Messenger.
TELKaRAPAIc SUMMARY.
FOREIGN.
sew ORLEANS, SUNDAY. MAY 80, ISIS


TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
FOREIGN.
IRELAND.-DubliR, May 26.-The Court of
Common Pleas, to which the appeal in the
case of the Tipperary' election, was referred,
has unanimously decided that the late John
Mitchell was disqualified, and that Mr.. Moore 10
entitled to the seat.
IrALY.-A dispatch to the London Standard,
from Rome, says the italian Government has
ordered the removal of all bishops who have
not received q royal exequatur endorsing their
appointments. The Archbishop of Palermo
has already been notified to leave his See.
srA1N.-The government troops have been
defeated near the town of Vslmareda. The
battle does not seem to have been general or
of much importance.-GAn important political
meeting was held in Madrid on the 23d. 1t
was attended by nearly 800 gentlemen, who
have held seats in the Cortes either as senator's
or deputies.--. A resolution was unanimously
adopted, that on the opening of the next Cor
ties constitution shall be submitted. formed
on q basis of compromise of all the Monarchial
and Liberal parties.
GKRNANY-Berlin, MGy 22.-The action of the
Belgian tribunals at Liege in Diminishing the
charges against Duchesne of plotting to assas-
! sinate Prince Bismarck causes sensation here
It is generally believed that the finding
I of the tribunal will not be regarded by Ger
many as a settlement of the mattef.--The Up
abFogsting Articles IS 16. II and Is Of the
constitution regulating the relations between
Z Church and State in Pru ssia. The vote was
Z 90 yeas to 25 nays.
BerEir, May 25.-The upper House of the
Prussisn Diet passed bills for the suppression
of converts, and relative to the administration
of church property.
Berlin, May 26-The Government forbids
the procession in honor of the Pope'e jubilee. p.
AUSTRALIA special dispatch from Vienna,
says dreadful accident occurred on tho river
MUIR, at the town of Indenburg, Province of
Tyrol. A ferry boat having on board q 1umber
n
'shrines on the other side of the MUIR from In
denburg, sunk in the middle of the sstream.
Fifty-nine pilgrims are known to have been
saved, but seventy six are missing, all of whom
are believed to be drowned.
BELGIyM.-Brussels May 23-As Q religious
procession was passing through the streets to-
day, it was assailed by the populace and its
ranks were broken up. The police, with drawn
Swords, charged on the rioters, Ten of whom
were arrested. The members of the procession
TOOK refuge in the neigh boripg houses and
subsequently, dispersed.--TheS Senate has I'M
animously adopted . vote of confidence in the
government in respect to its correspondence
with Germany. &C.,
EEGLAND.-In the House of Commons on the
I4th Mr; Disraeli, replying to a question put
by the Marquis of Hartipgto said it was true
that the Government had advised the Queen
10 make representations to Germany respects
ing the relations between that power and
france These representations had been
made, and were of sSich q nature as to Correct
mlsconstructions and insure peace. England
mad received a satisfactory reply, bit it would
N nov De to the public interest to lay copy of
'ne correspondence on the table of the House, |
UNITE STATES. I
BURNING OF A cAIHoLlc CHURCH IN MAssA1
springfield. May 2s-Thes French Catholic |
Churoh in South Holyoke busned. candle |
on tue altar fred the drspery. Most of chose
IL, IN t the BODY of the church escaped. OF those
haS Sue gallery the majority persisted. Service
ThaI neatly closed and vespers were being sung
+L?re was bnts one exit from the gallery,
were o eSsended round the building. There |
seEe1ty -hve OF whom persisted, The efforts OF |
fciePPti 10 geG INTO the church to rescue their
the disa increased the confusion and added to
Uno olsaster. Personal violence 'llaSFisto be
used in several instances To Eeen yvas,en fran,
1Tb nAng into the flames to save their children,
in ~ parish IRISH included all she French Catholics II
two doora ,aalty, numbering $500. The church had
the rear sr "a the nerth cad end vestbule At
peFsons On eng was another door by which few
in : ~ escaped. immediately upon the break
galleriss sne flames ell the, occupants of the
udsht hey fell upon one a75uSher aud, choked
waSs Seorways with their bodies pied in ali
oftGe iiyss OF eight feet deep; and here most
steDs b hue highest window down upon the front
have Sseak an arm, but she Is not known TO
childrsn otherwise iDinred. a man with two
and esCansah MS arms Jumped from the window
PSu' h0' ~ taf NJ feet; 1,.faS " t H.
Va ~ WS OR TIoN or gHR BrsIiop OF WHEELING
ton ~ q eeedngS %. "a, REa9 2a-The coasscra.l
lie Diooaaev ., J. Kahn a. Hishop Of the Catho.
in st. Je of Wheeling, took place yesterday
the nt,DSsmes Cathedral, which was filled 70 II
gates fpost capacity. a largsnupaber of deleAE,
atteSdnenn ibis and sdjoihinR States were IN II
imposissnce The ceremonies we're Che most
inciuda ever seen here, Tie pFocession,l
priests. hin 10 it's train twentysfo6r diCcesian
diocess,.' nnlIty eminent elergyman from other
MA, RIa SSoanahau and Dominic of Penngvlya- u
NAS'p eibaons Of RichmcHd, va, a.