The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-07-11
VOLUME VIII.
aernlng Star and Catholic Messenger.
TELEGRAPRIc SUMMARY.
FOREIGN.
" ORLEANS. SUNDAY. JULY II. 1875.

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FOREIGN.
GERMANY.-Berlin, July S.-The Westphalian
Mercury says the trial of the Bishop of Munster
with view to his deposition from his See,
will commence on Saturday next.
Sw1ZERLAND-Berne july 8 A friobtfnl
storm visited the Swiss Canton of Geneva and
the French frontier, accompanied by hail. The
stones were of immense size. The glass in all
the windows of the district where the storm
ragged was demolished and many persons were
killed and Injured.
FRANCE.-The loss by the great floods is now
estimated at 5000 lives and 300, 900 600 francs
Subscriptions for the relief of the sufferers con
$50 1000. On the night of the 7th the rivers
Tongues and Orbiquet overfowed, inundating
L'sieux aud envirOns in the department of
Calvados Seven persons drowned so far
The Republicans in the Assembly have re-
solved to abstain from any but the most i'm
portant debates in order that necessary bust
ness may be dispatched and the Assembly dis
solved at an early day. A motion to make
future Assemblies permanent was lost by a
large majority. The Public Powers bill passed
to a third reading the 9Th by vote of $40
to 81.
spArN.-We have this week the usual mum.
ber of assertions and contradictions of victories
by both conteuding factions. The latest re-
ports 20 the Sth inst from Madrid, state that
is entTapped and will find it very difficult to
escape, and that SabaIls, (CarIist), command
4 ing nine battalions,- has been defeated with
great loss near the town of La Junguera
Among other successes the Carlists claim to
nave captured the city and fortress of Molino
del Rey, nine miles from Barcelona with it's
garrison, cannon and munitions. Many pris-
oners were taken, including several superior
omcers-The commission of nine members
appointed to prepare the draft of new con
stitution for the kindgdom of Spain under
MEG Alfonso, have concluded their labors
The draft opens with declaration of ipdi-
vldual and religious liberty. The Legislature
IS to consist of a Senate aud a chamber of
deputies, composed as in other liberal mon
alchlcai States The magistracy is to be ire
movable 1t is believed the constitution will
be adopted without modification.
ENGLAND In the House of Commons on the
.th. John Bright presented a petition, signed
Dy oO,Ouu members of the Agricultural Labor
ers' Union and others, asking for the exteption
OF household suffrage to counties and boroughs
and for redistribution of Parl amentary seats
"On the Sth Disraeli made a statement in
regard to the contemp plated visit of the Prince
OF W ales to India He said though the Viceroy
mad lntlmated that the custom of making
ceremonial presents need not be observed, vet
tne Prlnce must be placed in position to ex-
efclse generosity and display splendor Ii
would however, be undignifed to enter into a
dlscussion upon this poiut. His Royal High |
ness VIII start for InGia on the 18th of October |
his visit will last six months. The expendi-
tore TO ensure the necessary pomp and dignity |
you'd you'd be $4,000. Messrs. Macdonald, John
VConnor, Power Burt and Peter Taylor made |
n
Hllnce OF Wales Eastern trip. Debate on the |
measure will take place on the 18th inst.-I
aeaVy mercantile failures continue to be re- |
ported almost daily from London and the
in June e' '"''uAeS curly
rLH H AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM IN IRELAND-
mo enthusiasm of the people over the
@uasrlcan team continues, it being everywhere
Tue SSaueHt mat the masses of the people wish to
T; Tnow mat they do not recognize the so-called
Thot Team Team ss representatives of Irish skill
all who b'oey @ are not and cannot be is patent to
Rerhits only it's friends (of whom few are
contast even to possess afire.arm. Aremarkable
a. TtoCk toCk place on the 7th, ut Belfast, for
was 1o6N 10, and citizens cup. The distance
sbots ~ ~ yaIus' Each man was allowed five
All ~ 'ne M ghest possible score being twenty.
The rne rneo nenb bers of the American Team and
tine esnO:o ives TOOK part. The contest was excl
sls, uouottol up to the last shot. Col, Glider
DnbTn, Mr. Lee of Belfast, and Mr.. johnson, of
all had fra1 fa9e remarkably fine shots. When
10 announced as follows Col GildersIeeve
,Jo66nn.ee' OF Belfast, 10 Fulton, American. II:
NcRnnon, OF Dublin, 1S /; Bruce, American II:
tie betUaao.o OF Dublin, II. and Wylte, 16 The
off smeen a"onNen America and Ireland was then shot
had thu g to the terms agreed upon. The men
ed witt shots apiece. Each shot was watch
again ~ o. ioreathless interest. The result was !
CENT SHke-each made two bulls eyes and I
fever bo. counting IL. The excitement rose to
tie Both as tney began to shoot off the second
TIE fDoih men were vociferousIy obeered.
sleeve uaL al result was victory for Col Glider. t
sion, scor VINO made three bnll's eyes in success n
Americopl lng ~. Lee made 10. The victorious y
spectator. was wildly applauded by the excited r
UNITED STATES. Il
IN SoREss TOWARDS HONEST GovEpN,1pNr b
trial of pR hpC4RoLINA.-Chdrlesto JuIy S,-The {
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