The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-12-19
VOLUME VIII.
asrnlng Star and Catholic Messenger.
FEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY. DECEMBER 10 1873
TELEaRAPHIC 0UMAARY.

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TELEGRAPHIC 6UMAARY.
EoRE1eN.
GxRMAsY.-The Archbishop Of Cologne left
his episcopal city on the I4th and 10 not ex-
pscted to return. It is understood he delegated
committee Of the Reichstag finally rejected
the new taxes proposed by the Government.
1t is stated the recent conference between
Prince Bismarck and PRINCE GortsShsko6 re-
suited in an agreement for.the peaceful solution
of the Turkish difficulty. They will not raise
the Eastern question, NOR are they ia favor OF
= question.
BELGIUM -Dscem5er ia teErible explosion
occurred to-day in q esae mine ct Framierg,
near Mons. Afuf rnen were ct Work
is reported no nuinero were killed. Eleven
had been taken ont injured. The accident
ascaused by hredamp.
Z SPAIN.-The oold weather prevente sotiye
operations in tho field. The Csrlists now
have, all told, So 900 men and los guns, with
Gen.' Mogrovijo as commander in-chief In
GuiRpEeoa the Afonsist Gen: hariones sodn I'll
men have also been sent to San Sebastian.
r 1890 troops were sent to Cuba on the 18th.
raAHcE.--The election by the Assembly for
Genatoss to hold Office fOE llfs PEoOsedS very
81 slowly, ON account of the fear the different
parties have Of each other. About twenty
81 Ave have been elected 60 far, ten being Legiti.
sts three Spd Mins,er OF
Bnffet having failed twice of election has
withdrawn his nams.-Jean BaPtiste Du.
s She statesman, have been elected members of
the French Academy, to 6ll chairs left vacent
by the deatha of II. Guizot and Count Charles
De Remusat-
TuRKEY.-Active military operations in the
revolted provinces have ceased on account OF
The cold weather. The three northern powers
have submitted RProgramme of reform tor the
government of tho provinces by the Sultan.
Some of the ministers urge the Sultan to reject
the programme and, in justification for such
rejection, to refer them to the plan of reform
which the Porte itself intends to promnlgate.
TERRIBLE DISASTER AT BREMENHAvEN.-On
the 11th inst just after the passengers had all
got aboard the steamer Mosen which was to
sail for New York, and while the quay Was vas
passengers, an swful explosion took place
killing and wOunding $50 persons, the killed
numbering about rs. It has since been ascer
tanned that the explosion was caused by a case
of dynamite that passenger intended to take
on the steamer. This passenger then tried tc
commit suicide but failing in the attemp
made confession to the effect that he had in
tended blowing mp the steamer in mid ocean
For this purpose be had clockwork attach
run eight days when the explosion would TAX
place. His name is w. K. Thomasson, he is
native Of Brooklyn, and is said to have married
alady ofNew Orleans'
men surrounded the city hall to-day and Gale
loudly for the mayor, who appeared and dc
livered q brief address, during which he az
cured them he would ask the council to do q
is could TO provide them with work. The me
seemsd disContented and said they could nc
wait long. A commune has been formed an
trOuble is apprehended.
UNITED sTATEs.
The President will soon send message
Congress on Southern affairs. IL Will Eetat
In greater part to the late troubles IN Mlssii
sippi and the mode of conducting eIectlons
that State, the information having Doe
gathered by persons designated for that pul
pose The nominetion of Wells % Snrveyer
New orlesns, has been confirmed. 1t is Gel
tain that Gen Gibson (LA.) will be cnelEma
OF the new permanent committee OF the Hous
on Mississippi levees. In the Senate, on %
to withdraw his credentials Is Senator frol
Louisiana. On the 18th Morton offered re-
olutien declaring that the people of the U.
constitute one nation ana tass nc SsaES mas u
appoint q committee of five to investigate II
late elections in Mississippi where fra1d aI
intimidation are charged and whore Repu
Democratic majority Of 25 coo. Thurman
Ohio and BaySrd Of Delaware spoke again
the resolution. Tho Senate had no rlghS
se take such action till the question came up
1915 upon tho admission OF . new senator fro
MisstsaiPpi The discussion was poStponC
speak.
HovsB.--on the 1Ath Blaine of Me-, intr
ducea . bill proposing an amendment to Il
CONSUMPTION providing that no state snf
make any law renpeoting the establishment
rSigiou, or prohibiting the free exercise thel
o., and that no money raised by taxation in a.
state for the support of public schools, or Z
rived from any public fund therefore, Bh
ever be under the control Of any religious ee'
and that no money and fnndH 90 devoted Sh
tionB.
A resolution by Fort (Rsp) was introduo
staiag that IN tic iassuaent Of the ueEse