The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-14
TELEGRAPHIC SUMMARY.
FOREIGN.

| FOREIGN.
| FRANCE.-It is officially announced that
ministry has been formed follows: Buffet,
Minister of the Interior {; Dufaure. of Justice :;
Leon Say, of Finance; Wallon of Public In
strnction Vicomte de MeauX (of the Right) of
Agriculture Dnc de Cazes. of Foreign Affairs ;
of Marine. and Csillaux, of Public Works.
The Courier de France reports that n. Dufaure
has drawn up programme OF Pohcy for the
new Ministry, the leading features of which
are the Assembly meeting after Easter to
vote the budget the Senatorial election to be
held next September, the dissolution of the
Assembly to follow in October, the Govern
ment to demand the maintenance OF the pre-
sent electoral system, and raise the state OF
seige in all the departments except the Siene
the Rhone and the Bouches du Rhone.
| GERMANY.-The government has demanded
of Bavaria the dismissal of the Papal Nuncio,
| and the cessation of all relations between the
! Bavarian Government and the Pope.-Bis-
marck has also asked Italy whether she will
continue to exempt the Pope from the obliga-
| tiops of law, and complains that he is now
abusing the liberty given i'm for the purpose
of fomeuting rebellion in Germauy.-A bill
| has been introduced into the Prussian Cham
Der of Deputies withdrawing State endowment
from the Catholic clergy and providing for its
restoration to those clergyme who bind them
selves to obey the civil laws In preference to
| those of the Church.
London, March 12-The Berlin correspondent
of the Daily News says that Germany is irri-
| tated by the conduct of Spain in the Gustav
aft air and the clerical Ieanings of Alfonso. The
| correspondent says this feeling will find eN-
preston when the new Spanish Ambassador
presents his credentials to the Emperor
| CvBA-Hdrana March I1.-Count Valma-
soda, the newly appointed Captain General of
| Cuba, arrived here to-day. reinforcement of
one Thousand soldiers also arrived to-day from
Spain. -Valmaseda mas issued proeama-
| tion, in which he says additional REIN
| forcements will soon arrive from SpsiD, and
with the aid of the people, under the battle
| cry of Spain, religion and the King, Cuba will
has valv 4 u Can
tain General, he said be desired that the grlev-
anoes of foreigners shonld be brought to his
personal notice that he might be enabled,
whenever possib to arrange such cases with
ont lengthy correspondence.
IRELAND.-Cork, March 12.-The election in
| Tipperary is quiet. About third of the COLI
stItuency, including Roman Catholic clergy
| and leading tradesmen, have abstained. 1t is
estimated That Mitchell has Z, 600 majority.
| SpAIN.-The Carlists bombarding the
| town of Ura-An engagement occurred on
the frontier, lasting six hours and resulting in
! the defeat of the Afonsists with u loss of 800
/ killed and wounded
UNITED STATES.
| PROGRESS OF IMPERIALIsM.-Th arbitrary,
| lawless and unconstitutional policy of Grants
Government in the Southern States having
been so tamely submitted to by the Northern
people, Grant has evidently concluded that the
time 10 ripe for its Inauguration in the loyal
States. OF course he puts the thin edge of the
wed ge in first, OK pecting that by the next Pres
Dental election he shall have been able to
drive it home, thus securing to himself undiH-
tnrbed possession of the throne. The first case
arises in the little State of Rhode Island, upon
the seizure, by the U. s. Marshal, OF some liquor
which was under the protection of the State
This act has caused profound sensation
throughout the State and the Governor has
thought it of So icient Importance for IA long
message to the State Senate, in which he says
"Your presence here, Senators, is a mockery
and a farce, if such proceedings as these are
sustained by the Federal Government. Your
honorable Judiciary and Executive may as
well resign their offices aud leave the control
and direction of State affairs to the subordi-
mates of the United States Government. NO
graver question has been forced upon the State
since its first settlement. 1t is vital quesc
ton, for in it are involved the sovereignity of
the State and the harmonious relations of the
State with the United States.
New HAMPSHIRE ELECTIoN.-The principal
event of the week was the election in New
Hampshire. Last year, besides the Democra-
tic and Republican candidates, there was
Prohibitionist candidate, and though the De
moorst got the largest number OF votes cast
for any one candidate, it was not majority
of the whole vote. To tho Legislature then
belonged the duty of electing the Governor
and that body, being Democratic. chose the
lican comes in at the head of the poll by
small number, but has not majority Of the
whole vote; The Legislature, WHICH Is pro
candidate. The Democrats elects two of the |
three Congressman voted for. The general re-
suit cannot be regarded as a triumph fer either
party as the Prohibitionists had no regular
candidate in the field, but voted with the Re-
publicans, as they always did up to last year
CIVIL RIGHTS TRoUBLEs.-St. Louis March
10.-Civil rights in the interior OF the state
resulted in the killing of one negro, who in
terfered with q barkeeper for refusing drink
to q black man. Another trouble resulted in
missing negro, but killing boy and man by
wild shots.
atlanta, Ga, MaroE 1O.-The negro barber
that suicided here to-day was one of party