The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-09-10
VOLUME TX.
Morning Star and aathollc nessenaer.
sEEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY, sEprEMBER 10, 1870
TELEeRAPHIc SUMMARY.
FOREIGN

FOREIGN
ITALY...Foreseeing fresh Eastern oomplica
tions the Minister of War has recalled ali fur.
4 loughed officers
ENGIAND.-Tbere is great agitation over the
position taken by the Government in supper;
OF the Turks. Mr.. Gladstone has issued a
pamphlet in which he says it is urgent in
addition to the termination of the war: /
10 put an end to anarchical rnisrule pIupderino
and numbering which Still desolate Bulgaria
=. 10 make an efectual provision against its
recurrence by excluding the Ottoman Govern.
ment from administrative control not only in
5osnia, Herzegovina, but above all in Bulgaria
s: 10 redeem by these measures the honor OF
the British name, which, in the deplorable
events of the year, has been more gravely
compromised than l have known it in any
.4ormer period. Mr.. Gladstone says that he
ts still desirous to the territorial integrity
f turkey Upheld, though that desire shou i'd
Rot be treated as paramount to the still
Rlgher object Of policy. AS an old servant of
ne crown and State, he enlreats his country.
en- to require and insist that the government.
hich has been working in one direction, shall
TX Ia the other, and shall apply all it's vigor
goncur With the other States of Europe in
aiming the reduction of Turkish executive
WEI, IN Bulgaria. Mr. John Bright. the
~ eloquent man in England, is also stren-
ns,y opposing the Government polioy.-A
mber Of heavy failures, amounting to mil
ns OF dollars, are reported from the provinces.
uRKEY. The deposition of the Sultan
$E1o occesloned no excitement and the new
= kSan, Abdu Hamid, who is said to be n man
Iperior character, has retained all the old
tinisters IN power. The new Sultan has given
response to the joint appeal of the Enrop-
powers IN favor OF peace, but it is copsid-
certain that he will reject the terms of
proposed adjustment, believing that Eng
Pos interests will compel her to support
rkey ln case the other powers Interfere.
-Ihe Turks have defeated the Servians in a
ies OF engagements en in the immediate vicin-
of Alexlnatz and that city is now held by
NJ small force, the Servian army having
ceated towards Belgrade. Another defeat |
the servians will place the whole of their
lntry under the control of the Turks. Two |
ong Turkish armies are about to invade
ntenegro.
Ex1co -Daz is in Oaxaca afraid to leave
Guy TO organize troops lest the citizens
Ila pronounce against him. Cortina is sick
MS men are active in their depredations.
MeJia who was expected to oppose Presi-
~ Leioo has announced that he will submit
sAe decision of Congress.
UNITED STATES
I Y shhiiNGToN-Attorney General Taft has
~ nTS Ts eAPec1e0 instrnctiors to u. S. Mar.
Ing: " III 'ne loI-
aaVlse that you' and each of your depu
general and special, have a right TO sum.
70 your assistance in preventing and anal
disorders every person in the district
We fifteen years of age, whatever NAV be-
~ occupation, whether civilians or not, and
ludlng the military, and of all denon,inn- |
ns, militia, soldiers or marines, all of whom
alike bound to obey you The fact that
are organized as military bodies whether
ne State or of the United States under the c
mediate command of their own officers c
p not In any wise Affect their legal charac- 9
they are still the posse comitatus Z
laws OF the United States are supreme, +
sG SonSeq quently is the action of ficials of
united States. In enforcing them there is 8
aally' You have already been told, no I
CT OF State whom you may not by sum I
eIn oody into your posse; and any State u
prnl nlf,fSi hyy ,nla- = |
sherlf be obliged, upon your summons o
pecome part of the United States posse :
o99ey you or your deputies acting rirtute n
zen. Sherman, in publishing Mr.. Taft's let e
70 mar shals, adds some Instructions a
anem ls the following: Officers com u
riffs Troop troops summoned to aid marshals or D
must Judge for themselves whether
! service is lawful or necessary and comnat
- tCu tneir ordinary military duties. They a.
: -, ttiS I'M their action absolutely to proper
bite6 bv 91beouIion tbs of the lawful Precept ex
q ID 80 ot:Sty demand should be forwarded to r
V - Lesiaent TOR his orders, and in all cases F.
vsn nigoest officer, whose orders can be !,
Gne assume the responsibility of action. II
I AAIos resignation as Marshal of Louisia- y
,en Has Oeen accepted and j. II. G. Pitkin has ~
lte of the 5tb q his place Packard under IS
rions 5ie ON teIegraphs that indications of a
Us uisorders in Louisiana are increasing, "a
nt;L rtU;i,tTICAL.-The New York Democratic Con. Y.
The SILL W1 at Saratoga on the i2sh h
esdaT Ise esiecIIon e in Vermont was held Sc
Kos n. leo towns give Fairbanks (Ren az
TD9 bingham (Dem.) II SEC. The same 7,
oSS.In TS IN 1874 Is.4 gave Peck (Rep.j 1882 and W
Al A. the Democratic Convention IN ,,,-, ir
- GOV. Tv. CASTOR withdrew his man,. a,t5 " y
ed Sor 3Cls GC Adams was unanimously pomi- o1
n s9, ne ,hepublcan State Convention as,.., e
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