The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-11-05
VOLUME TX.
Morning Star and Catholic assanser.
HEw oRLEANs. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 5. 1876
TRLEaRAPEIc SUMMARY.
FOREIGN

FOREIGN
ILLNESS OF CARDINAL ANToNELLr.-London,
Nor. la Renter telegram from Rome says
cardinal Antonelli is seriously ill members
pf the diplomatic corps went yesterday to the
Vatican to inquire about his condition. A
Rome dispatch to the Daily Ne,Us says: Cardi.
bal Antonelli is dying. the Pope, on Sunday,
srdered q consultation of physicians, who de-
clared the Cardinals case hopeless. His rela-
lions were Summoned to his bedside, and
found him unconscious.
FRANcE.-The Pope having desired to di-
vide the archdiocese of Lyons into two, and
not having secured the assent of the French
government, the latter Issued decree forbid
ping the division.-On the 3Oth the Cham.
bers were opened. There was no speech from
GoMahon. The Senate adjourned sill Nov. 9Th.
And the Chamber until the 3rd. On the 2nd
he Duke de Cszes declared officially before
he Budget Committee that the Government
blends to maintain absolute neutrality in the
vent of complications in the East
SPAIN-On the 1st inst. Gen. Qdesada had q
Conference with the Ministers on the state of
be Basque provinces. The army of occupation
Eill be reinforced and Qaesada returns to
scay Immediately. The conservative press
ge an energetic policy against the growing
lsafection displayed in the attitude in the
Francisco Dsno, commanding the port of
Iarcelona, has been appointed to command the
squadron to cooperate with the troops in
enba: The frikates Novas de Toloss, Villa de
tuban waters with four battalions of infantry.
GERMANY. = Complete retnrns from the
Election for the Prussian Chamber of Deputies
Geld on the 9th, give the following results !:
Sational Liberals IT.; Centre Party, Go
sections, 20; Poles, Is; Particularsts, 5; and
Of no declared party. The result does not
Materially alter the political attitude of the
Berlin, Oct. 3O-The German Reichstag,
Imperial Parliament of the whole Empire,
ppened today. The Emperor, in bis speech,
pays Germany's foreign relations, notwith-
banding the difficulties of the present political
ptuation, are fully accordant with the Empe-
Eors pacific policy. His constant endeavor is
70 preserve friendly relations with all powers,
Especially these connected with Germany by
ties of neighbop6o6d and history; SO far as
peace may be endangered among such, to pre-
serve 1t by friendly mediation. Whatever the
future may have in store Germany may rest
assured that the blood of her sons will be sac
Ilnced OF risked only for the protection of her
OWN honor and interest. The speech mention
30 the general depression of trade and indus.
tates that the object of the Goyernment's
commercial policy will be the protection of
German industry from the pre- acicial E fl .rts
Of one sided custom regulations. in otber
countries. This object will be kept speoiaiiv
10 view in impending negotiations for the re-
newal of commercial treaties.
ENGLAND. Nearly every bishop invited to
Intend the Pan-Anglican Synod has accepted
pT E6pDeQ. some lDuG6lGlal American bI9nODH
pave stipulated that if they attend all subjects
u interest and Importance shall be free and |
9pen to discussion.-A Cabinet Council was |
be held on the 4th--Slade, the American |
.plritualist, who was recently exposed in Lon.
ION and was prosecuted for yagrancy and for
otaining money under false pretences, has
zen sentenc ed to three months imprison meut
hard labor in the House of Correc tion.
tuEKEY-Au armistice of two months, from
Wv. lst, has at last been agreed upon. 1t ap-
Peals that while negotiations to that end
we're IN progress last week the Turks were
eeesauiiy reinforcing their army, and on Sunday
T5 SS HSSsaoked the main Servian army at Djunis.
- nne oerVlans would not fight, and in the
2"ueral route many were killed. The Russians
S1O%gnt With great courage, regiment of 600
Ss Rg IOo men. Upon the receipt of this news
emenaA instructed it's Ambassador, Ignatieff, to
.srty.aioSCne signing of an armistice within
ava GS uU nours and, if that was refused, to
os aooo5sS ntlnople. This demand was at
4 SpsDoDJal 70 and hostilites were ordered to
FPended' They next step will now be a
mo s~nT Vi the Great Powers to agree upon
rN u@i settlement of the whole question.
Io o IN CENTRAL AMER1CA-Pdnama,
nerioo- "A cyione prevailed over Central
9eflca on the Sd and 4tb insts ManagTa in
&C. AZ was inundated and four hundred
destroyed. Many persons we're drowned.
IN of ~ ~ Is estimated at So. 600 900. The I
houses. The lake eteaneT Eon o'@ HS.ms
coffSloSed at Granada WHAT, The loss. to
lot twenS ST0P Is estimated at So 900 coo. !
Iriot aroIlSy, lives were lost. and Fbe Whole
UNITED STATES.
sAsH1NGToN.--Between thru.
Some o With the chiefs Of E have
at is now run by those ISbo The Govern
sS S foreigners and women.wT NJ voice Sh,
iS% o f9E October shows decreassa 81 o ss
are aeHICi isS IN, INSTITUTED against Gen. Heys-
sioSse sslnss ten. Oliver o. Hov-ePSs -