The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-02-27
Stning Star and Catholic Messenger.
TRLRGRAPHIc SUMMARY.
FOREIGN

FOREIGN
ANeERIA.-Tho Austrian Government has
|eHN-4eed Cardinal Lodochowski not to con
|t$SNhis journey through Galicia, and to avoid
|sxesE demonstration which might appear to
ISditected against neghboring friendly gov
+enmenes. The Cardinal who lie now in era
|cws glu proceed to Rome direct The Reich
|Sath have passed the bill providing for the
|NNt4alon of monasteries and oonvents, in
|e1eH ~ . recently published protest Of the
uAsfznn Observation-Disclosures floods have
|Res4cd in Upper Austria and Moravia.
|EE4rANY-The Ecclesiastical Court sum-
|spH the Bishop of Munster to appear for
|1.<1 en- charges which involve deposition.
En4 enH1mons WAS posted on the doors of the
palace, hecausethe Bishop was alb
|&ntf-The Pail Mall Gdrette's Berlin special
|NFn 3ke prosecuting counsel has applied for
|eleqx9 md representation of Couut Won Ar
4segtAte The apDouncementof the charge
t<@spn against Arpim carses a profound
|ez3 [gA.-A thaw has eau -ed the rivers
|kE boat the country to rise, overfo " ing
|htz enks. The Elba has burst the d. kes
|eHS deburg, Kalbe and Wittenburg. and
~ district Of Borby, fifteen miles from
lslB are inundated for miles near Pless, and
stl families are homeless.
SFA1n.-The pews of the week gives every
of an early end to she war, the Car
Hts having been driven from all their strono-
|Qadegith great loss of ammunition, artillery
|n9psies, and men. All Madrid and San Sc
fNsStan dispatches claim that the Carlist for
|ee heva been either annihilated or disbanded,
| he single exception being a telegram from
|Gndrlds dated the Gath, which says: great
|AEsls ~ considered imminent. The friends of
'se Cnrliet Cause think that Don Carlos with q
|efGa NFce of 25 coo or 10000 has retreated to
be NeNhtain Businesses where he can and will
|EcleuH the struggle.
knAECE.-The election of Deputies took
| lAne las5 Sunday. The members elect are
|.asl4s4 as follows: Republicans 1913, Conser-
At!ve Republicans rs, Bonapsrtists "a, Legi-
iuoo
Its - Radicals IL. Second ballots in lO6
|lstElefn are necessary. 1t is expected that
shAR e5l the elections are decided the Repub-
So Eill have 2SS seats of these it is esti-
|5efe@ she Left will hold 1856, and the Extreme
|es4 ~ 30 these sections united will have a
E1ng majority in the Chamber without the
nce of the Left Centre.
etss Feb A.-The Official Journal this
NIB contains decree announcing the
tEnent of Jules Dufsure Is President of
pcil in place of Buffet, resigned. d.
also appointed Minister of the Interior,
~ 20. The decree in addition cofirms
|ae rawal of Count Demaux as Minister
y snEa1 Commerce. 1t is stated Presi-
|eny aahon has agreed to accept ell the
|se9 Wng@ She future head of the Cabinet has
- eoss 20 egree Oh, reservipG only for his
3end Marine.
-Constdntinople. Feb. % The Sui
~ hES elgned decree granting homes
p reengees who return within a month
sovernmept announces that il will
their houses and churches which
sstroyed rebuilt at it's own cost, and
enieh the insurgents means of resuminp
|ne22 usual avocations. The authorities on the
|snfice are ordered to acquaint the insur-
| pnse d this imperial decree, and afford them
nqceesary fslilitles for returning to their
The iusurgent chiefs are uuani-
deter mined TO refuse all compromise
|ie1 ne Porte. They will fight for the COM
tes freedom oftheir country.
uNITED sTArra
gAsA1NGToN.-The acquitsl of Gen. Bah
l1A ~ st Louis for completely in the whiskey
|es caused great Iejoicings in Washin gton
the friends of the Administration. 1t
upWf considered certain that Bristow will be
out of the Cabinet. 1t is said that
ouse will make q thorough investi-
iaa of the whiskey ring, and it will like
Ske up Babcock's case, with the purpose
the task q searching and complete ex-
OF everything connected with the
business. To this end q call has been
pom Mr.. BFistow to furnish the House
information he has about the subject.
dy is bound to be hurt in this proposed
alton. There is said to be in the
u OF Mr.. BristOw evidence sufficient
two prominent United States Seua-
me Hopse Levee Committee left Fri |
n 60 ssAmine the levees. The committee are
eNay AaYorably impressed with the PROPOSE. |
g make the ffty-eight millions illegally |
q cotton tax fund for building and |
ing the levees.-St. Louis has been |
as the place of meetingiof the National |
TIC Convention and June 9th as the !
AArsslsIPP1-Monday last the Senate sitting
CUeLG OF impeachment, respondent Lieut.
Y. OaVIs appeared by counsel, ex Attorney
essai S1or E Is Messrs. Fitzgerald Brian and
All Q! leksbqrg, and asked for ten days
in which to file a plea and prepare for
rial: The respondent was granted FIVE
to ME plea, and the house managers one
Tor replication, and the trial set for
a S'-The House sat way into Thursday