The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-09-05
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T1LKGRAPHG gU3El1ARY. ~
FOREIGN.
'RoME.-Cardinal McCloskey 10 expected on
the 9th or 10th.--Garibaldi is reported very
sick from over work in .connection with his
Intended Improvement of the Tiber. 5i
IRELANp-Du5lin, Aug. 31.-The synod of
Irish Archbishops and Bishops OF the Roman
Cstholic Church, summoned by Cardinal Cul-
en- on the express authority OF the Pope, met
rhe proceedings were held with closed doors
Gt is understood that the education question
Will be the principal subject of deliberation
Grand the Sps has
The Lord Mayor of Dablin.
SrAIN -Oa Saturday, Aug. 25th, SEQ de
.Urgel surrendered to the Alfonsists. Fifty Car
Lists were killed and 100 wounded, during the
beige. 600 prisoners were taken including 800
officers. Lizzaraga and the Bishop were also
among the prisoners and it is said in official
.crcles that the latter will be- prosecuted GRIM
naiiy.-Tbe Madrid Government intends
sending 1900 men to Cuba in September aud
10000 more in October.
GFRMANY.-BerliR Sop. IA ministerial or
der has been issued declaring the Bishop of
Paderborn has forfeited his rights to citizen
ship by his departure without leave from the
.cisy In which be was interned.---Thursday,
1pds the anniVersary of the surrender of Napo-
LEO at Sedan was observed throughout Ger
many IS holiday and day of general rejoic-
lng.--On the 25th of August, Mr.. Leopold
zonneman, editor and proprietor of the FTahk
,ar1M Zestang, and g member OF the German
Parliament, was arrested for refusing
| 70 testify as to the authorship of certain
articles. For the same reaeon five other e6i-
fors of that paper are already impriscned.
PILGRIMAGE OF GERMANS TO LouRDEs.-
ire eo-caiied Liberal papers of Germany have
been raising great bubbub over q proposed
pilgrimage Of Catholic Germans to the shrine
.pfonr Lady of Lourdes. The semi-ofi cial press
pf Germany having protested in a violent and
threatening manner, the French government, it
Is said, is trying to have some means adopted
which, without its direct interference, will
result in the abandonment of the prof ect.
Reports on the subject are conflicting, come
stating that the com mittee has agreed to
postpone the pilgrimage indefinitely, while
others assert that it will take place during
+this month and that the Pope has sent his
blessing to it's organizers. To avoid collisions
the pigrims will leave Germany one by one
and rendezvous at Paris.
THE WAR IN TURKEY.-Molmoud Paoha has
been appointed Grsue Yizier, and as he is the
great champion of absolute government the
Porte thus declares to the world that he will
make no terms with the rebels. Servia aud
montenegro are rapidly preparing for war and
the Prince of Servia has changed his ministry,
placing representatives of the party in favor of
the independence of the country at Che head of
atfairs.-A special to the Itmes from Vienna
says the Austrian and Russian Consuls in
Albania have arrived at Ragusa. They viii
join the German Consul there, aud 90 to Mos
tar to meet the French and Italian delegates
and Servian Pasha, when the conference for
the paciication of the troubles in Hsrzegovinn
will be held.-Vsst numbers of refugees from
the districts in revolt have arrived in Aus
tria. They consist principally Of the wives
land children of the soldiers who have deserted
the Villages and are now in arms in the noun
tains.
CANAPA.-In the celebrated Guibord case, of
which We gave q full account two weeks ago,
sSSowing that the English Courts had decided
o Sa Ian an e1commgnicsted Catholic had the bright
o. burial in a Catholic cemetery whore his
gence Is received F7'
MontrcS1, Sept 1.-a3uibord's approaching
y j. sRid IL all the tights are not
esl AZ the grave by the CaGhoiio priests,
..s 1sDatne, Advocates. III tuet Cure Ros-
sei u. q YIN $40 coo 1demages
AZ, T,r y ~ This +. n. the rnen1bers of
re lnstitnse Canadian and the friends; mum.
az somei 500, aoe6mpAnied the body Of
AVA io ORG rom the r0testant Cemetery vaults
P. ~ t'Acned the catholic cemetery gates at. 8
E.nma'a, In the meantime about 500 French
eSFnadians had assembled. The hearse moved
SS. smid the derisige cheers of the multitude
d;"1aJsshe hearse drove of the crowd began TO
tasPesee. Several fghta took place during
az StteEnoon, but the injuries done were OF 3
st.Sos character. II is not known whether an
dsS5 Ip t will be made tomorrow to bury the
~0au body or not. -
UNITED sTATEs.
tr.IIi poli has given full satisfaction for the
81 s, SaSto nered the American Consul.-The u.
Of V q, Isl ststement for August shows decraese
f;oNx.l g:eo9, 600 during the month. - The cleo
rssnI.ln CALIFORNIA; passed off quietly and have
rscSi1se' Judging from the meagre returns
eieotiu . IN the success of the Democratic they
tsSs ~ three ont Of four Congressmen, the cor.
n, IN tne fourth district being very close,
ps Ms,As:HrSGroN, Sept. S.--Tho Board Of lEupi-.
on n invited By Capt. Eads for oonsultation.
BsrSe.s net in Informal session today. can.
Chou =, United States Engineer CoFps, was
resident. Capt. Eads addressed the