The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-05-14
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M,rnIug Star and Catholic Messenger.
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TELEaRApHIc SUMMARY.


FOREIGN.
RoME.-The Official Gazette authoritstively
denies the reported conference between
| foreign diplomatists and several cardinals
which was stated as having taken place with
the view of ascertaining the best means OF
ending the conflicts between various States
and the Church.-King Alphonso has writ
ten another letter assuring the Pope that
need apprehend nothing from the application
of the clause in the new constitution npon re-
ligions liberty moreover the clause in ques-
cordat of 1851. The Pope acknowledging re-
| ceipt of the letter avoids discussion of the
question at issue.
IRELAND Joseph P. Ropayne, Home Rule
member of Parliament for Cork, died on the
Fawcett, Plimsoll, Jacob Bright, and other
English members of weight, have signed a
memorial TO Disraeli asking the release of the
Fenian prisoners.
Disraeli, replying to motion for the produc-
. tion of the papers relative to the Russian con-
quest of Khokand, said the Government did
not regard the natural development of the
| Russian Empire with Jealousy. He believed
the understanding between England and
Russia was never better than now. The mo-
debated the motion to oensure the Government
for violating it's pledges in regard to the Royal
Titles act. The motion was rejected by q vote
of S34 to 236.
AUSTRIA - D6 REORGANIZATION OF tine C2V8l-
~, whereby the force is raised to 10000, exclu
Bive of the Iandwehr, has been ordered. At a
conference of the Liberal party at Pesth on the
10Th, the action of the Hungarian cabinet in
regard to the Auatro-Hupgsrian compromise
was approved by q vote of ISL to SO.
FRANCE-The debate on the amnesty mo-
| tions will begin MOndsy-De Many, Radi-
cal, has been elected deputy from lie de la
rior, has sent a circular to thaPrefects, order
| ing them to permit the fullest liberty in regard
to the sales of newspapers Tho Minister of
| informing them the time has arrived to put an
end TO doubts which destroy party hopes
They must distinctly declare that they-ar
called upon to cooperate in the work of con-
cliation of the representatives in the republic.
In the circular he urges the projects to act with
Difference and consideration toward elective
|councils.-Gen Cluseret writes to the Goloi8
denying the statement, which be regards as an
Insult, that he solicited a pardon. He says he
expected to be shot if captured, and would have
Mahon.
Arnim's trial for treason. The tribunal
refuses Won Arnim's request that Bismarck be
summoned,--Ihe Gear of Russia, his Prime
Minister and the Austrian Prime Minister are
ut Berlin. where a council is being held on the
Turkish Question.
sPAIN.-An order has been issued permitting
officers who Joined Don Carlos to resume
service in the royal army with the rank held
officers have been readmitted to the army
Congress by vote of 1853 to ~ rejected an
amendment to the constitution which proposed
| that Dissenters should be restricted to private
worship. The Minister of Justice declared
that Dssenters would enjoy the same civil
rights as Catholics.
TURKEY-New complications have arisen
which may at any moment make necessary the
Intervention of foreign powers. The Turks at
Solonica have murdered the French and Ger
man consuls and terribly abused the American
consul. The difficulty arose from the protec-
ton accorded aChristiau girl by the American
consul. She was being taken forcibly to q
mosque by q crowd of Musselmen when the
consul interferred and took her to the consul
late. An excited mob thereupon surrounded the
consulate, and the German and French consuls,
who were brothers-in-law, and both related by
marriage to the American Consul, believing
MIN to be in danger, proceeded to his assis-
lance, and on their way thither were attacked.
Inc Italian Consul informed the Governor of
the state Of affairs, and he sent troops TO the
Sellet of the American consulate, which was
peselged by the rabble who were dispersed,
onS only after having murdered the two con-
S Ils as stated above. France, Germany, and
AGaiy nave ordered men of war to Salonioa,
a nu instant and ample reparstion for the out
tAge has been demanded of Turkey. There
MAS Deen no war news this week.
hE3xIco.-ln Vera Cruz, Oaxaca and La
Soe9La' the situation is desperate. Large
N Mugs also trouble the peace of Hidalgo,
aent LeIdo at the capital is strong. Fifty-fye
rnii;Ieu stands of improved arms and q
TTnitS5 collars worth of ammunition from the
from Vs eSS% yes have arrived at the capital
80 voted to adjourn u5tiI ons ,,,oUth go az
"a 81 Vial Inauguration. It has grant
~ Gne fEesldenG extraordinary powers Tor the
me- AZ ~ % sne war, etc. DiRz has marched
sstabliehed provisional 0overn1asos -. az
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