The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-15
VOLUME VIII,
asrnIng Star and Catholic Messenger.
TELEeRAPH1c SUMMARY.
FOREIGN

4rF
SRoNE.-The Pope has handed to the Bava
IAN Ambassador at the Vatican a protest
aReiust the violation by Bavaria of the Con-
eRrdat by the enactment of civil marriage
lazy. 1t is asserted cr good anthorlty that the
does rot intend to notice the
nrotest.
fsGERMANY.-On the 18th the Ecclesiastical
gsourt opened proceedings at Berlin: They
we're aimed at the deposition of Archbishop
of Cologne. Tue Gacetfe's Berlin dis
aAkch says the Government has determined to
Release Cardinal Leo owski Internationally
anon the expiration of his term, but will be
&f.ain arrested if he attempts to exercise Epls-
pal functions.
FRAScB.-The most intense excitement pre-
sRied in Paris during the early part Of the
eek owing to . crisis in the cabinet, caused
~ the opposition of Minister Buffet to Minister
by's candidacy for the Senat" on a certain
a5cket. For some days 1t was Thought mar q
= Cancellation was impossible. h't McMhn"n
Rhuence and appeals TO the patii'iism "' me
Ministers have length prevailed III the IN
rests of peace.-McMahon has Issued
akcclamation conrseiling peace and orHer AT
8he coming elections. ne says rhn nee
Bower am vested with. but she may rely upon
''siy ex rcising it without weakness in order to
hfill to the end the mission entrusted 10 me.
$hope God will aid me, and that the support OF
DE nation VIII not fail"
SrA1N.-Gen. Campos has ordered he local
lAnthorities to permit all the inhahitante OF
Navarro under. sentence of hanishmerj, who
are either abroad or with the SafifsIS, fH ic'HFf
- their homes, and announces that the East
DEenduct of hose who come back will I've .uI.
Hctteu.-The Ohiainl gazette pnhIj>nrs
Ratification 10 foreign ships wArplr,, -@yn
1EAep way from the Spanish Goa cast
"a boa, the Carlet batteries are stationed u
Sntervais On the shore and fire ~ ,vtr%t''ir
1shat appr"acats.---C Cold and sno" riGVeI
nilitary operations
sTuRFEY.-The insurgents have me- w 10 "
aevere reve->cs. in the fist losing GO XII d
slApd wounded and il the second, urtas'; y
3SUO mon ga Mostar, being repulscd with t.. )
1oss. Tie cold il 81 intense that :tt sole -
kFlet er Tr!ils or Insurgents j. not -Npn;' -
zero frozen 20 DEATH Monte 20, Sc .''
Ind Eouua", Il are rapidly completing err
kFrar Eemru'- for w"r should they be icrc'" t"
sNake par - III" "IIugE'e, While ~" GI"":
Eewers, urHcr the icau of ArSttia, have
S9ecided ny Il programme for the V"ciIca:ion
~ the country. The intervention - ~ he sup
eDrted by armed force If ne CaSs:ry, aud 10 this
nd Austria IS making extensive preparations.
ENGLAND Dion Bcucicault writes Disrueli
inetrong letter IN hehnlr OF the Fenian prison
eEs aTguinG me r"r","'ity of the measure
American a"diences, at incidents IN hiH play =
poncerniog supposed amnesty to Feni"n7.
EoUTH A,IERICA.-Letters have been re-
esived in Lima dated Cuzco, December l |,
which announce the complete destruction by
earthquake, on the 4th, of the town of Alban.
cay, between L. NJ. of the 4th and A. NJ: of
The 5th No less than 81 shocks occurred,
9nFeral of which were very severe. The town
known what loss of life occurred. Ihe damage
some is very heavy. kilograms announce "A
severe flood in Valparaiso. The business part
q the city was Inundated. Two lives lost and
100000 Of property destroyed. Tuo flood
as cansed by heavy rains and stormy winds
" the 10Th ult.
UNITED STATES.
RECOMMENDATIONS has nominated i. G.
8illlnSs to be U. $. District Judge OF Ia, vice
purell. The probabilities are that he will not
BE confirmed a. many leading Radicals, lygit h
Edmonjs OF Vermont at their head, orpose
inl.
Senatr-The sine Of the Senate has been ta-
zen mp with The introduction of bills crlGgics
an ANDREW J0hD>Ou, settling the uUcs ion of
Bic PrcsideuCy OF tie Senate and a short de-
Bate on the financial question. The only To-
liable event was the introduction of n ra-olu.
licn by Davis of West NirgI mia, calling for he
appointment Of a committee to invest gate le
looks of the treasury, he having discover ed
hat the yearly reports Of balances EXPENSES,
&c do not harmonic with each other, the
3terences in some cases amountlngt to millions
- dollars
4RoWSs-Events in the house have been Of he
most thrilling interest to ALL but especially To
3outherners. To Raudall's resolution granting
anlVersal amnesty to all who took part IN the
Far, EH' Speaker Blaine, the leader OF the Re
en0lcans, had offered substitute excluding
&Jenerson Davis from the benefits OF amnesty
hnd prescribing an oath to be taken by certain
parties before they could be reinstated in the
ights as citizens. The debate on the question
occupied several Gays and many notable
peeches were made, Blaine attacked j fer
ION Davis in the most malignant manner, and
fharged him with inhumanity in his treatment
~ Union prisoners, etc Ben. Hill of Georgia
snswered Blaine in one of the most mastery
sPeeches ever heard in Waship gton. His vim
1lcation of Mr.. Davis was complete. Banks,
M Massachusetts,, also spoke in favor of the
1nesty bill. Many Republicans deprecated
SIalne's course and tie bills were fually re-