The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-07-18
VOLUME VIII
0srn,ng Star and Catholic Messenger,
NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY. JULY 10 1875
TRLEaRAPHIG SUMMARY.
FOREIGN.

TRIE&AAHHIN 8UMMAhx.
FOREIGN.
EeAScE.-There were last week several ex-
citing scenes consequent on the discussion OF
the election Of Bourgoing (Bonepartist) as
member Of the Assembly from the Departmsntt
sofdcials in that Department had used their
ofacial powers to secure his election. The de-
bates were very violent and resulted IN the
declaring The election null.-on the 18th, the
university education bill YVES discussed clause
by clause. Ali he amendments moved by the
ties. The clericals are jubilant and congraBu-
late Bishop Dupanloup on their success.
sRArN.-Jovellar, the Alfonsist general
seems to have been very suooessfui 80 lar In MS
plans to capture Dorregary's army which had
advanced way down into the South of the
Province of Navarro. Jovellar's greatly snpe-
rior forces were so divided as to hem Dorregar-
nv into @ small space of country with only one
means of escape and that into France where
his forces would at once be disarmed.--The
last authentic intelligence placed DorTegarry
Al Huesca but rumoTs are saoat that 17OO OF
his men had entered France and been d1sarm-
ed while other rumors state he has escaped
into Catalonia The work of making new
consttd tion for Spain progresses but as yet has
not advanced to that stage of maturity which
admits OF comment.
Berlin, July 10.-The electoral struggle is be-
ginning in Bavaria There is great excite
ment bet weeu the Ultramontanes and Natisna-
lists. Much appearances is attached To the
result. The North German Gazette denounces
the violence of the addresses of the Ultramon-
tanes and warns them that victory on their
side will be like the victories OF King Pyrrhus.
ORANGE CELEBRATIONS IN ENGLAND AND
IRELAND -LondoR jay, 13.-The usual Orange
celebrations occurred yesterday at Dublin and
in towns throughout Ulster and Liverpool.
Most of the meetings passed resolutions con-
demning home rule. No disturbance any
where.
EUROPEAN GRIP Professionalism, July
l3-The Mark Lane Express, in it's weekly re-
view, says The crops have been progressing
favorably and the reports to this effect have
produced 4uister feeling in the London mar
ket, where prices have begun to advance. But
there has been further improvement in the
country, prices in many places being again one
or two shillings dearer for wheat, and as the
idea of having o crop equal to last years is
given up, and stocks decrease, there Is plenty
of room for further rise. In France the dam
age to crops from the foods has been very ex-
tensive in the province O. and he figures show
q rise in wheat of from to shillings.
SOUTH AMERIcA-A letter from Salazar, May
%, to the BsrTinguilla Shipping List IN relation
to the earthquakes says From several sources
we hear that the Venezuelan side has suffered, II
possible, more severely than the Columbian,
and while it is possible that these statements
may yet be exaggerated, nevertheless In its
mildest aspect cannot be less than an awfal
catastrophe. 1t will be remembered that in
Columbia over 10000 lives were lost by the
earthquake and if the above is true the total
loss of life must have been appalling
Pacific coast was visited by terrible storm at
the end of May, by which hundreds of vessels
and many lives were lost. g.
UNITED STATES.
ORANGE RIOT IN MAssAcHUsFTTs.-On the
evening of the 18th, an excursion party OF
Orangemen returning home at Lawrence
Mass, were attacked by several hundred men,
The police interferred and q general row en-
sued wherein four or Eve persons were wound
ed. The mayor has published card stating
that the riot was caused by large number of
men not belonging to the place, who had
come there to work on the new water works.
JULY CROP Prospects - Washington, July Is.
July returns to the Department of Agriculture
are unusually full, showing an Improvement
St me cotton crop during June in all the cotton
states except Texas. The State averages are
as follows: North Carolina, an improvement
OF O. . per cent, South Carolina, 2 per cent,
Seorgia E per cent, Florida, per cent, Ala
TTsma! per cent, Mississippi, 3 per cent,
louisiana ns, 10 per cent, Texas, declined
c per cent, Arkansas, improved IA per
III Some portions of the cotton area
wea9 ahiicted with drought, which, however,
was less Injurious to cotton than to the other
crops The injuries were mostly compen-
Sat.i by the opportunity it afforded for the
'eS'er working of other crops.
lotion STATES CONGRESS -This Congress
he Raleigh, N. c., last week, large mum
GoroMM delegates presepA Col. Holt, of North
tb atC9l1a' introduced aresolution requesting
sI o tuoegates to the Congress to urge the Leg
IuIes of their respective States to follow the
E n aS.t so wisely inaugurated by Georgia
tnr 1as'a9Taiishing State department of agricul-
G06 1e =. b. Jones of Georgia claimed that $780,
~ SH wonld be saved to the farmers of Georgia
A Ans year by its working. Resolution adopted.
az resoIntion was adopted urging the import
49, SU1 snd absolute propriety of producing an
Ts undance of all articles Of prime necessity.
a a;s ono requesting Congress to afford such
s Iu as viii insure the Construction of three
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