The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-03-07
|rning Star and Catholic Messenger.
y ORLEANS. SUNDAY, MARCH I. 1875.
TELEeRAPHIC SUMMARY.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
2f ALY.-Rome, March An the March Con-
Sory the Pope will institute new diooeses
The United States, or raise some of those
eady created to Metropolitan Sees.
&RArw.-There has been severe fighting in
he nei ghborhood of Bilboa bnt with no de.
latte results. The Carlists made three assaults
ppou the city which were repnlsed, and they
'Fere then themselves attacked by the Alphon-
! iff&W whom they repulsed with great loss
KKAHcE-The Constitutional Bill having
been Nessed, clause by clause, has finally been
ka14$a as whole-On the I'd. III. Buffet
elected President of the Assembly by
10 479 to &c. This is the largest majority
wen for President and it shows that,
<eSs21 Buffet succeed in forming new min
sa}Hse he is attempting to do, he will have
Parliamentary majority to support him.
At BRITAIN AND IRELAND.-London,
15t&s--In the House of Commons Sir M. II.
1881 Chief Secretary for Ireland, introduced
ELL leaseniDg penalties for unlawful possess
on of aFzns in Ireland, repeating the law au-
thoEix the closing of public houses and the
kxT1&k 81 persons found outdoors at night in
7foeladned districts, and removing the restric-
5z0us on newspapers. He stated the govern
bent intanded to re-enact laws against Rib
bonism IA Westmeath, as it was assumed the
.2ibbon conspiracy existed as strong as ever
thsras He pointed to the fact that John Nit.
fhel 1;<s elected to Parliament because he de-
t24&&6 Ne would never consent to be at peace
<6 Hngland, and he alluded to the return
&1gnerous emigrants from America, who, he
Hs bad acquired Western vices and forgot
E3ns for not wholly removing the restrictions
bu tbs possession of firearms in 1reland-
Ehq 1EA2quis of Harting ACTON, the new Liberal
|e&s%eEs enpported the bill, which passed the
HSss ye1ling.
eH81$<1ked in health. He has frequent faint
|R& -. 1t is thought that he will be COM
<xlS4 90 withdraw from the election contest
71ss5jsn, March 4-John Mitchell has been re-
8cixAted for Parliament, His health Is
Eck OF ANOTHER OCEAN STEAMER-Lon-
qrch 4.-The steamer Gottenburg, with
&sSeEsd near Australia Only four persons are
|knqWn to be saved Three filed boats are yet
|c beheard from. The Gotten burg had q large
bSgg@ including 5000 ounces of gold.
UNITED STATES.
z4H1SGroN.-At IL o'clock, noon, on the
I'D, the Forty-Third Congress, expired.
5&8Heord is one of infany, having boon mark
IN 25h an exhibition of corruption, fraud and
zetiveness never before equalled in the
sS4aFY of the world. Daring the last week,
the appropriation bills were passed, and
3he tariff bin, by which new taxes are imposed
Ind which is expected to increase the revenue
M $50, 100000, after having been once defeated
|As&he Senate was also carried through by a
|znt1sof 80 to 29--The Civil Rights bill pass
~ $40 Senate Saturday, and was signed bv the
SBeident Monday--The obnoxious Force
MlAkAtS N8 W ulCE tue utDNeSIern states were
siaNeAa ut tn" absolute mercy of the President,
fnesfz Che House by vote of l35 to ia. 1t
IAaleHto pass the Senate. however, for want
8 So, as the rules require that a bill must
20 TS3a on three different days
Ia she House on the LIST. Hoar's resolution
+e&QBnizlng Kellogg Governor of Louisiana
IL &Ae end OF his term, and recommending the
EeskGea4ion to the House of those mem bers who
|EsEa 9gTong gully deprived of their seats. pass
P2 by . vote of 163 to 50. Stephens of Georgia,
~ his single vote enabled the Radicals to pass
the tuition, he being the only Democrat
yh0yot9d to suspend the rules--Fifteen hours
|pefere adjournment, G. H. Sheridan, Conser-
FA<tye eaudidate in 1872 for Congressman at
.H7 4om Louisiana, was admitted, and Efing-
~ lawrence was declared entitled to the
- held by Sypher.
ACTION WITH REGARD TO THE Mis-
|fpe RIvER.-The River and Harbor bill
4hl9H has passed the Senate and the House,
fH eeetved the Presidents approval, autho-
11HH Is. Eads and Others to construct
- feE3es for widening and deepening the
13e1Ss between the South Pass of the Missis-
| lnpi Efyer and the Gulf of Mexico. Various
Ealft$Ds prescribed, upon compliance
|ith etich the United States hereby promise
Ind aExee to pay to said Eads, to his as
|lGna ~ legal represen tatives, five millions
Wp nNpdred and fifty thousand dollars for
|91o3r19sing said works and obtaining a depth
& shtrt% feet in said channel, and the annual
nm "a enc hundred Thousand dollars for each
Ine every year that said depth of thirty feet
PAU - maintained by the jetties and auxili-
|r4 woTks aforesaid in the South Pass during
tatI years after the first securing the said
Ielfh.S sar. Eads will immediately make his
ngemonts to begin the construction of the
~ 1tsYee appropriation bill was lost by
.wo Fptea-The bill making Pascagoula,
ais1ss port of delivery passed--colorade is
State New Mexico remains territory.
ARKaNsAs AFFA1Rs.-The House of Repre-
|entatiyea having, by vote of I49 to so resolv-
q not TO Interfere with the Garland Gov
.rnment, thus disregarding the recomm enda-
m "a dan pa, ~fI
banks TO Congress WAS adopted by the Arkan-
10 Assemhly. There was general rejoicing
throughout the State and salutes were fred at
|hany points.
DE1EocRATIc VICTORY IN GALVESTON, TEX.
GaluestoB, March 1.-Tbe municipal election
| ere passed off very quietly to-day Nearly a
~ registered vote cast. r. l.. Fnlton, De-
5orabs was elected Mayor by about three |
ssnsand majority. All of the Democratic
csni4lese for Aldermen were elected by over |
Ming majorities. Strict party lines were
Divorces in Ohio.