The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1875-10-03
VOLUME VIII.
.. .r7ing Star ard Catholic Messenger.
nav oRLEA s., sueDAy. OCTOBER ,. 'e75.
TELE3gAPEIC sUMMARY.
FDREIGE.

FOREIGN.
RoME.-The Pope has appointed Mgr. Diaz
Bishop of st. Christopher, Cuba-Cardinal
McC!osl5ey took possession of the Church of
Sarcta Maria Supra Minerva on the 50th Sept.
He entered the Church with thirty Dominican
Fathers and several prelates and, after 4 short
prayer seated himself in the Episcopal chair.
IRELANp.-Cork, Sept. 28.-The river
several feet, innndating portion of the city
and flooding me country for miles around.
Accounts Of foods come from other parts of Ire
land. The damage to the crops in Longford,
Kerry and Tippcrary is said to be enormous.
BAVARIA Munich. Sept. 29.-The Ultr anon
tame Catholic aud NationaD party have elected
the President, Vice President and other officers
Of the Bavarian Diet by majority of two.
GERMANY-The London Pail Mall Gazette
has the following: Dean Susczinsky has Joined
the Old Catholics and married The Old Ca
tho!ics were thus obliged to decide the ques-
ton in regard to priests marrying, and decided
affirmativey. The Government has resolved
to protect Dean Susczinaky ia ,'-e enjoy ment
of his temporal ties-rne Emperor has gone
the 10th inst
ENGLAND.-Earlv in the past week O great
storm passed over England Accounts from
the Northern part report great damage to
TroFIrty. TIE injury to Liverpool is i'm ense
nearly every building in tn. city having suf-
Tered some damage.
FRANCK.--Le Tempe confirms the report that
the Government has determined to make the
dissements, instead of departments, n Cabinet
question. 1t adds that President McMahon
declared at Cabinet meeting that he could be
20 longer in favor of immediate dissolution cf
tho Assembly if that body adopted the ,:,srciu
Of vOtrg by departments The Bona ,aTtis,
Comet, which met 10 Switzerland, adopted
tie foI,""inE proGT4mme: The EmVTe~s En-
genie aJdiCaies ris Regency conf ferTcd O. her
Ivy kHpp.ecu, ana the PrRce Imperial UNDER
takes Jha direction of the Imperial pole, TIE
Prince Imperial viii BE- guided wholly Ly III.
ON n'lTsr l,,
party the ction V iiaU steadiastiy opt,.,-ed al
concession to tho constitutional party, and
disapproyed of TIE Hberalized pnGcy OF II.
Lmlie Olivier previous to Ihe Of 1870
Should the party succeed in restoring the
Empire, this choice leaves no doubt as to its
character. Il will lie Gcspottc in tho fan setIsc
of tho tetm. The policy agreed upon as best
calculated 10 advance the interegts OF the party
Ii the present Assembly is a continuous de
Iuand for n plebiscitc, which will, they think,
dattcr the masses by appearing to leave the
final decision TO the form of government iE
TIE peoples hands. They will also demand q
revision of the COIsti itutlon.
PUssTA.-!'iftoeu hundred U:al Cosaacl :
have been hanIshcd to the PENAL sat,Irrnc,,t oi
1uTkestan for having resisted the regy military
laws. Many more are likely TO E0 as th.,,c
laws meet with much opposition in tae~C.ai
colonies.
SPAIx.-I!e text Of the circular. Addressed n
tie SpanisI Bishops by the PuDal Nuucio at
Madrid, was published on the 24'h ITs asys
lie has been directed to communicate to B;ahvDs
the protest sent by tie Cardinal Secretary of
state of tie Holy See to the Spanish Govern
ment upon the ~Popc's attention. being called
TO the federation clauses in the new Coastitn-
non proposed for Spain. OA the G5th it was
reported that the Pope bad recalled Cardinal
Semloni and sent Mgr. Rapella to succeed him ;
out doubts are entertained as to the correctness
OF this report, because on the 9th the Pope
sent Mgr. Semioni a copy of the note of
SanoVas Castillo promising, while Premier to
trSe'estSblish the Concordat. 1t is now said that
o9U,lo VIII take office again, as he made great
gIomlses to the Pope hoping to gain the in
nqence of the Church against the Carlists, but
Mnen the time came for their fulhllment re-
antBneu 70 let others meet the difficulty. When
~ Is settled he will try to retake his position
90 rem mier-NOthing of any consequence has
SSI?Ptfed IN the fighting line between the
CaTlists and Alton onsists.--The Madrid Gov
eFnnent sent 3. 800 soldiers to Cuba last week.
1HE WAR IN TURKEY.-The foreign Consuls
nave tailed in their attempts at securing peace
auu the arbitrary acts of the Turkish Govern
nenG towards Servia and Montenegro are COM
PelHng the governments of those Drovinces to
prepare for war which now seems inevitable
-1sny towns in Herzegovina, which lad taken a
position of neutrality, have ioined the insurrec-
.ion, and the Turks have met with several
sseyerSes at the hands of the insurgents, in one
H6ht losing 400 men.
CANADA:-Toroato, Sept 27.-During piIgri-
4age OF Catholics from church to chuycQ ycs-
eesSSay, the procession was attacked Stones
y u pistols were uscd. Forty to fifty pCrsous
TIe wounded, and one is reported killed
So We're two thousand souls in tho process
SION The closing pilrrimarc viii he r al r,eyt +
sunday, when serious froubIs ia ns,neotf.i. p.s.
are ont calling on the younZ Britnas and
"Fan Semen to orgauizs.
UNIFIED sTATEs.
- MAssACHUsEITs Tie Republican CoDren-
for cn L,eI on the 29Gh and nominated A. u. Rice
a M 4.