The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-04-30
VOLUME TX.
!ssrnlng Star and Catholic Messenger.
TELEGRAPH1c SUMMARY.
FOREIGN.

TELE6RAPHIC SUMMARY.
FOREIGN.
RoME.-The italian Government has seized
the Osserratore Romano for publishing the
4 Pope's pastoral thanking Bishop Dupsnloup
for his letter attacking the new law making
priests liable to military CONSUMPTION.
FRANcE.--In the second elections in the 18th
district Paris, Cantagrel, Radical, received
4 $3.50 votes against $50 for the Bonspartist.
ut Mt. st. Denis Camille Lee, Republican, re-
ceived 6. 30S to 1913 for the Radical candidat tie.
1.-THE funeral of Louis Blancs wife on the
25th in Paris, was made the occasion of a
grand Radical denomination. Two hundred
\ Thousand people lined the route.--$24 000, 900
has been appropriated to further improve and
beautify Paris
ESeLAND.-In the House, on the 9th, the
Queens ascent TO the Royal Titles Bill was
fannounced, and the announcement was re-
ceived in siience.-By vote of 239 to 152,
the Honse has refused to remove the electoral
disabilities of women.
AUSTRIA AND Observation-Disclosures be-
tween these two divisions of the Empire, on
the subject of taxes, have caused the resigna-
ton of the Hungarian Ministers and threaten
serious consequences. The HuDgarians de-
mand further concessions from Austria and
if the cabinet of neither country recedes
from its position, q general changer In the gov
erhment will be Imperative
observation-disclosures of the opposition of
= the Lower House, by @ majority of 1S. to the
Governments national defence bill. it was DIS
4 bOfV0Q Dy the h9OR, ana q new 6leCGlOn mas
just been held This has resulted most disas.
tr1ously for the Government, as the opponents
OF fta policy have now a majority of 46. 1t
10 believed that the King will dissolve this as
sembly too. The country is much excited.
GERMANY.-In the Prnssian chamber Bis
marck commenced the discussion the bill
to compel private railway companies to sell
ont to the Empire. He said that it was intol-
cradle that Germany should be cut in pieces
! in regard to the railway system. He said the
imperial constitution could only become a
reality in railway matters when the railways
were conferred to the empire. The empire,
however. could not acquire them against the
will Of the separate States. 1t was not intend
ed to do nything precpitately, but to proceed
step by step. 1t desirable, above all
things, to Danish all idea of political intrigue
and to take a purely commercial view of the
matter--Herr Deebreck Las resigned his
position as Prime Minister of Prussia.
/ FTURKEY-The Turkish commander reports
His losses, in killed and wounded. from the
18th to the 18th, at $500 men. Tho Turks
have concentrated at Mich an army of 10000
men with 20 batteries of Krupp guns. the
get provisions, but were repulsed with great
loss. The garrison and Inhabitants are re-
ouceo 10 great extremties for food. Austria
continues her efforts in behalf of peace, but
with no success, and has now commenced ns-
gooiations with the Great Powers as to the
course to be pursued when peaceful solution
10 admitted as impossible.
MEx1co.-Mexican dates to the 18Th .~,, re-
ceived. The revolution in Jalisco has made.
little progress. The Government troops have
been generally successful. The pronunciados
occupy the entire State of Moorales. The
revolution in Sonora and Sinaloa continues. In
the interior States the revolutionary move
ments were of no consequence. Gen. Escobedo
was raising troops in San Luis Potosi, He was
pressing men into service, which caused much
II! Keeling. The seat of war was in the States
OF Oaxaca and Puebla. Disz, with 1000 men,
left Matamoras for Monterey on the Goth inst,
to meet the Government troops which are ad-
vancing. Lieut.. Com'r johnson, commanding
on the Rio Grande, telegraphs to the Navy
Department that the reports of forced loans on
foreign merchants ut New Laredo, Mexico are
untrue.
UNITED STATES.
The proceedings in the Impeachment case of
belknap have been advanced q step or two
curing the week, Some excitement was caused
thorsdsy by the motion of his counsel to
postpone the trial till December, as, they said,
there was 30 much political excitement against
him that it was impossible for him to have a
lsl5 Trial now. The Senate overruled the motion
ana adjourned till Friday at ~ O'clock
SSSoretary Bristow has written Mr.. Garfield,
chairman OF the Investigating Committee, de-
cHnlng further to allow original papers to be
L S9ken from the departments, but informing
Htto Lnat the matter had been referred to the
albson's resolution to appoint a committee to
aYeS&gaSe the affairs OF the New Orleans Gus
~ b LOUISE and Marshal Packard's office has not
SeS ~ tSSSoPteo, as the motion to suspend the
~ ~ U sl IL up Jailed for want of the neces-
Two thirds majority vote-In the House
min, ne maze an elaborate explanation con.
IriSse e. SsnSac cg made against him of receiv
SiIood ~ OF $o4,OOO from the Union Pacific
SnTaJ Company. The explanation is not con-
6icSoo SHa.sNIactory, and Mr.. Harrison, of
a TSSSas a. ment director of the road, who
$500 tne charge public, has published full
Me- To"'i i concerning the affair.
ne noo investigation Into the erneDdi4nra of
g ar Sne department of Justice to influ-
Nv" AUX eleOtion ia 1ss2, hes been