The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-06-20
VOLUME VIII.
n wsrnlng Star and Catholic Messenger.
NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY. JUNE 90 Is75.
TEIEeRAPH1c SUMMARY.
FOREIGN.

TELEG1APHIC SUMMARY.
FOREIGN.
GERMANY On the 18th the Prussian Diet
adjourned. The upper House passed the bill
&witbdrawipg State grants from the Catholic
<clergy.--Bismarck has left Berlin for the
country. He received foreign representatives
ard assured them of the peaceful dispositions
of Germany--An order has been issued from
the Imperial Chsn celery prohibiting the cir
Baltimore for two years within the bounds-
4 ries of the Empire.-Cardinal Ledochowski
is reported vigorously ill.--The case of Won
Arnim was opened again in the courts on the
18th.
FRAHcE-Paris, June 1.-THE Assembly
passed the university education bill by q ma
jority of So votes. An amendment of M. Paris
was adopted providing degrees be awarded by
and half of free professors. This is regarded
as o victory for the Ultramontanes, as the
free professors are clericals. The London
Of immense Importance. 1t gives death
blow to o system of educational despotism nm
der which Q secular and often scePticai body
made the laws of the country.
Paris June 16 Tho Archbishop of Paris to-
day laid the foundation stone of the new
ted to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. The ceremo-
! nies were solemn and imposing. The thTong
8 indulged in frequent cries Of Long live Plus
others of rank were preeent--On the 14th,
4bdcMahon reviewed 10000 men at Lopgchamps,
in the presence of SOC, 900 spectators.
sPA1N.-The Carlists claim that the victory
of their troops over the Alfonsists at Cardenas
was an important one. They say that 500
Alfonsist infantry and 300 cavalry, together
with their arms and stores, were captured.--
The London Times correspondent says that
Prince of Asturias. He also has oonvoked the
Bscay Juutas to meet on the 9th inst, in
erder to contrast the attitude of the Carlists
with that of the Alfonsists, whose government
he says is afraid to summon the Cortes.
LONDON, June l5 "A dispatch from Paris to
the London Standard, Gays it is asserted Russia
has withdrawn from the alliance OF the three
Emperors, and a new alliance has consequently
been formed between Germany and Sweden.
BISMARCK AND THE JEsUTTs -Vienna, ,Jnne
16.-Tbe Provincial Court has acquitted Wes-
senger of the charge of attempting to defraud
Father General Beckx. In the course of the
trial, Messenger declared that he was an ad
herent of Prince Bismarck, and an enemy of
the Ultramontanes. His sole intention was to
allure the Jesuits TO quieee in an offer to as
sassnate Bismarck and thereby give the latter
& reason for more energetic proceedings against
4 the Catholics. He hoped that Bismarck or
Schweintz, German ambassador, would reward
him for his ZEAL
THE LATEST WAR RUMoRs.-ViennG June
publication in the St. Petersburg Golos of an
article adv coating an alliance between Russia
and England, because that between the three
Emperors has lost the power of guaranteeing
peace, since one member thereof has become
suspected of warlike designs.
TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKE IN SOUTH AMERICA
l6.OoO LIVES LosT.-A letter dated SalaZin,
seven leagues from Cucuta, New Grenada,
yesterd ay, the 18th, severe earthquake visi-
ted this city and region. In this city q large
part of the church fell, several houses were des-
fToyed and some people killed. The city of
entirely q fRmi-
hes being saved. The German drug store was
set on ire BY ball of fire which was thrown
OUT OF volcano which is constantly belching
rth forth laVa: This volcano has opened itself in
IronG OF Santiago, in a ridge called Ell Alto de
ia GiTarcha. San Csyetano was destroyed,
I6G tbsre Larger part of Santiago. In Gramote'
1Iila and San Christobal are nearly destroyed.
1ne population of these towns is estimated by
persons well acquainted as follows: San Cage
ias iaao AoOO, Santiago 1000, Gramote 5000, Arbo-
5000. ' ""-
UNITED STATES.
ARCHBISHOP WooD INVESTED WITH THE PAL
Philadelphia jane 17.-Bishop Wood was
RESssted with the pallium to-day by Archbishop
5sIey: There wes q vast crowd at the Cathe-
csSt sai. The archiepiscopal residence and ada
cIar.ss'r streets were beautifully decorated. The
oorIGS assembled at the old seminary building,
Sion u OF Eighteenth and Race streets. Admis-
Eide 70 ta tae Cathedral was by tickets. Bishops
Ian OF Natchez, Lynch, of Charleston, Quin-
na-ti: VI Mobile, and Gibbons of Richmond,
presos lpated. Three hundred clergy were
lotion CRoP.-V Vashipgtop, June l5.-The
department. of Agriculture, in it's cotton report
in June, states that the threatened reduction
ed ea aroa mas not taken place, nor has the reduc
raa uaiea OF last year been much enlarged, The
TIported increase is between / and 3 per cent.
Ne comparison with last year is as follows
o; an Carolina 102, South Carolina LOG, Geor-
o" SOs Florida 80, Alabama 1o4 Mississippi