The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-09-26
VOLUME VIII.
sernlng Star and Catholic Messenger.
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FOREIGN.
RoME-In the Papal ConsistoIy on the 18th,
the Pope after delivering an alocution, an
nounced that Monsignieurs Antlci, Matter,
Pacca, Randi, Simeon, Vittelleschi and the
Archbishop of Rennes. whose names he re-
served in petto at the Cousstory Of last May,
have been created Cardinals He also appoint
ed several Archbishops and Bishops. The
Consistory concluded with the ceremony OF
conferripg the ring and title oa Cardinal Nc
Closkey. Cardinal Gaspard Grasselleni, who
was born at Palermo in 1896, and elevated to
the Cardinalate in 1856, died to-day.
IRELAND.-Dublin, Sept 20.-The Synod of
Roman Catholic Arcnbishops and Bishops,
at May nootb, was concluded to day. Cardinal
Cullen in lis closing address, said the DEGREES
passed were designed to counteract the in
creasing infdelity and lukewarmness IN relig-
ion and revol tion in politics, and he hoped
for good result.
lfayaooth, Sept 22.-The bishops pastoral
intimates the intention to ESTABLISH Catholic
trainiu school for masters under the care OF the
Vincentian Fathers. They say tne primary
system of education is more than ever dis
turbed.
.GEKMANY.-It is reported that the Catholic
maiority in the Bavarian Diet are preparing
vote of censuIe on the Government and will
request o change of ministry. Municip-
al Court of Berlin has sentenced the editor of
months imprisonm ment for publishing an article
considered insulting to Bismarck.
FRANcE.-The Courier de France states that
the Cabinet has unanimously resolved to pro-
pose the abolition of the system of voting by
Departments. The Courier anticipates, in
-,sonseq the overthrow of the ministry in
November.
SPAIN N-Dorregarry has been appointed COM
maBder-in-chief of the Carlist armies and
Tristauy CAPTAIN General of Catalonia. Dorre-
garry's forces are concentrated around Estella.
The Alfonsists claim to have cut IL lines
of communication between the Carlists in
Navarro and Aragan and to have compelled
500 Carlists to enter French territory.-Four
Thousand troops have sailed for Cuba.-Ths 8
Madrid Correspondence says: Cardinal Sine
oni, the Papal Nuucio, addressed note to the
late Government Chat is to that Cabinet of
Alfonso which resigned three weeks ago. de-
manding the execution of the concordat be.
tween Spain and the Vatican, the payment of
arrears due to the clergy, and that the nomin-
ations to the still vacant bishoprics be made
as soon possible. Don Abejandro Castro,
the then Minister of Foreign Affairs, and Don
Pedro Salavenia, the Minister of Fin nance, re-
piled. The reply WIS couched in conciliatory
but firm language The Ministers endeavored
to convince the Nuncio that the circumstances
of the case no longer permitted him to put for
ward his demands
THE WAR IN TURKEY Several enga gements
have been reported, since our last issue, with
varying success, the most important being an
engagement on the 10 b, in which o Turkish
brigade of 500 men was defeated. The Ser
Wan Legislature have adopted answer
to their Princes address. ALI means necessary
to protect the liberty of the people and secure
the country are placed at the disposal of Prince
Milan. Referring to the insurIection in Bosnia
and Herzegovina the address says: Popular
suffering has compelled onr brethren to take
up arms. Our hearts bleed for them. We shall
give your Highness every means to enable you
in restoring peace to Bosnia and Herzegovina
and confide in your wisdom for the accomplish
ment of this noble mission The Serviar
minister of War has ordered five batteries o
of artillery and four battalions of infantry to
to proceed to the Bosnian frontier-The
Turks have an army of 4S 900 men on the other
UNITED STATES.
PoLlTIcAL.-The full returns of the California
election for Governor give Irwin (Dem 81 525
RhTeips TIp (Rep.) 80 s22 Bidwell Qnd.) 29,3 $50.
uo. Inc democrats and Liberal Republicans Of
h nassachusetts met at Worcester on the 22nd
1hey declared against initiation and in favor OF
sPeeoy return to specie payment. CASTOR
was nominated for Governor and VIM. Bartlett
ioC Lieutenant Governor.
In New York the Democratic Convention re-
Ssmrmed the principles set forth in their plat
SS Im S61o OF last year, which was endorsed BY
eVOOO majority in vote of $4,000. The first
Two resolutions are: l. Gold and silver the
only legal tender. No currency inconvertible
with coin. 2. Steady steps towards specie pay
ment. No step backward.-The Liberal Re
pa6!lcans met on the 22ud, endorsed the Demo
pTatlc platform and recommend the support Of
Osmocratio candidates.
The Democratic Convention of Nebraska has
adopted Hard Money platform.
4. The vacancy in the North Carolina Constitu
GGonal Convention, caused by the death of ex
S2S. Graham, has been filed by the election o.
Si3emocrst, giving that party working ma
3GssIssRPI-Jackson, Sept. 23,-An injnnc
tlon was granted to- day by Chief Justice Pey
ION (Republican), restraining the Auditor from
paying out moneys to support the militia Gov
sAmes proposes to call out. Ames, after STATING
IN his reply to the Attorney General that the
organization of negro troops would be likely u
RA0ouse war Of races, aud the organization