The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-05-28
VOLUME TX.
asrnlng Star and Catholic Messenger,
new ORLEANS. SUNDAY. May %. ls7s.
TELEeRAPH1c SUMMARY,
FOREIGN.

TELEaRAPH1c SUMMARY,
FOREIGN.
ROME, May 24th.-A meeting of the Cardin al,
was held, at which the Pope was present. The
position of the Church towards Spain was con
sidered. They resolved that relations with the
Spanish Government should not be formsll5
suspended on account of the adoption of the
Free religion clause of the new institution, but
hat the Nuncio at Madrid should be granted
Indefinite leave of absence.
FRANcE.-At the supplementary elections
hn the 21st, Duc D'Ornano (Bonapartist), was
Elected from Coglne, Peyrusse (Bon,), from
euch Lonstntot, (Rep.) from Lourdes Maille,
.orthe Grand, (Rep) from Nellie viguan-
ourt, (Rep) from Orthez Faillet, (Rep.)
rom Thomon /; Kerrisonet, (Rep,) from Lou
puc De Faltre, (Bon.) from Gnipgay and
dalartee, (Legtimist), from Yessin geaux,
vere elected.-On the 10th. in the House of
deputies, various Radical motions for complete
emnesty and for amnesty to certain classes of
Communists were defeated by large meiorities
Che same motions in the Senate were also de-
keated by overwhelming maiorities, only eight
Senators voting in favor of them.
sfA1N.-on the oath Congress- passed the
go to $1,000 infantry and three
rack regiments of cavalry under orders for
'uba will sail Sept. LIST.
# GERMANY.-The bill transferring all rail-
tF0yb 10 Un0 COuGTOl OF me Imperial Govern
Pnent, has passed the Prussian House of Peers
en Its severa! readings by very decided MAORI
ies.@The bill making the German Ian gnage
pfhcisi throughout Prussia also finally passed
IN spite or the vehement opposition of the
Polish delegates.
q EEGLAND.-In the House of Commons on the
End inst, Mr.. Disraeli, in reply to the onestion
pf Mr.. Maurice Brooks, Liberal and Home Rule
member for the city of Dublin, as to whether
be intended to advise the Queen to extend
percy to the persons Imprisoned for breach of
allegiance to her Majesty, stated only fifteen
Persons remain in custody within the category
of Mr.. Brooks question. After lengthy ex-
PLANTATION, showing that two of these are con-
vioted of murder, and that six are in English
prisons and the remainder in West Australia,
under military surveillance merely. Mr.. Disraeli
said, considering the circu instances, he cannot
now recommend the granting of amnesty. MIR.
John Conor Power, under motion to adjourn,
3etrongly protested.
London, May 25'-The uneasiress felt regard
fng the Eastern question is affecting all classes
ef securities those of tbeiGovernments directly
FTithin its influence suffer most, but the whole
sSearket is fiat: Turkish and Egyptian bonds
ssre to-day at the lowest point yet reached.
AURKEY.-,England has refused to give her
support to the plan of the three Great Powers
It contains the principle of armed intervention
end makes unreasonable demands of the SnItan.
The Sultan, it is said on the best an thority III
rot absolutely reject the proposals of the
Powers, but will ask for considerable moJifca.
lions. The Herzegovinians declare that they
will not accept the terms, they having been
greatly emboldened by recent victories They
demand the absolute Independence Of tbriy
Pountry, and are actually preparing to pro-
lalm personal government. The Insurgents
nave recently won important advantages in
their military operations, the details of which,
however, have not yet been received.
MExrco.-A Galveston Neics special under
date OF brownsville, Goth, says: Gen. Renvel-
lar, with the advance of the Government
forces, under Escobedo, reached Matamoras
last night at 8 o'clock. and the Amarican md
German Consuls turned over the city to him.
Escobedo srrived here this morning. Daz is
reported to be ut San Fernando in the interior,
whittier Gonzales has gone to meet him. The
revolutionists of Oaxaca have declared that
they were not acting against the Federal, but
the State Government. The Federal troops
lnsuTgen ts had returned to their homes. The
Fronunciados were still in great number but
only attacked the Federals at small posts.
1he revolutionary State Government was in
lull power The political situation at the
SSaplCat was continually changing. Great
u3ILssenslons existed among the supporters of
SHe ;SoVernment. The largest party favored
Tnells, actual Minister of War, for the next
HTLeslaent, but majority of the Congressional
DDePnEes In caucus had renominated Lerdo
e1eo.hioeJ aoa, and maintained that no legal
Ststss VV He could be held while q number of
Ell S were IN state of siege and others were
nSIo py rebels. If no general election takes
btsoe, tnen Chief Justice Iglesias is entitled to
pOneress to SSc, a project was on SCOT for
lent T ss 70 ueclare prolongation of Presi-
poIiticsi los term of Office for one year as a
Diario land military necessity. The official
inVaSs declares if troops Of the United States
mem T,i me dd on any preteIt, the Govern.
Federal trOop rsP 18th the soil with energy. The
city govern had Sea1 SiHaSPa, ana T Ehe
Mexico y IRAN from Vera Cruz for the city of
near Pe %ai s'GPBsd and assaulted on the ft6
up the tracks Shots were 4fS raSg had torn
To dS ~ whom wac wounded, and several were