The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-04-02
1LUNE TX.
4 Star and Catholic Messenger.
ORLEANS. SUNDAY. APRIL 2. 1876
rELEaRAPHIc sUMMARY.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
Nm the Chamb of Deputies on the
hi new Pine Minister, Depretis, an
& the programme of the new Ministry.
iSes reform of the electoral law 80 as
al liberty and the restoration of the
4 independence of the magistracy. The
+ Nendition of the currency is greatly
a forced country, however, still
presents danger upon the removal
kAe Ministry intends to be neither
NOR hostile to the Church, but to
from any idea of conciliatiDg it. The
snt reserves the right to Introduce
Tor further securing liberty of con.
#ad regulating the administration of
deal property. Signor Dupretis, in
.2Rg his explanation of the programme,
~ the Government ought not to be a
5fty, but would therefore accept the CO.
as0f all Last Sunday Protestant
es conservation in Rome. Twenty
SAINT ministers were present.
The Chamber of Deputies ap-
committee to consider bill restoring
4fe the cole power Of confer,in ing uni-
egrees. The majority of the committee
.fttuted is in favor of the bill. Thirty
sishops held conference on the same
r. On motion to appoint q committee
ain whether the clergy used their in
20 elect MuR to the Chamber, Nun
energetic speech in defence Of the
she clergy to support candidates in
3 defend religion which was meuaced by
Gambetta replied: "we do
zee 70 religion, to sincere Catholics or
Hoh clergy, many of whom doubtless
encro0chments Of the Vatican. All
is to conhne the clergy in their
S64aore and prevent the pulpit from
into q political platform.
khis inquiry in order to call upon
lnent to remind the clergy that they
ean in their proper sphere" Inquiry
IA BY 309 to 17O.
.AED.-Tbe division in the House of
ne on Tuesday night on the Irish
bad msiority of only 13, the vote
& 1S9 against 166, is cited as evidence
anWing strength of the Liberals.
1aNH.-The high court adopted q charge
eeason against Count Won Arnim on
- The property of the Count is to be
'sed If he refuses to appear.-Op-
70 the assumption Of control of rail.
the Government is being developed
snsiness men of Prussia.
ND.-The dykes protecting Herven.
we been swept away by the floods, the |
bridge and roads have been destroyed, /
sWn is completely isolated. Hundreds |
pave disappeared and 5000 persons
ss.
london, March 3O.-The Pail Nall |
I'M special says the proposed re-
tne Gar appears partially con.
stated that the Cz afowuch will b.
sang Temporarily Invested with fnII
y. power. The deep seat ed hostility of
rQWitch to Germany would Indicate a
II relations between the two Govern
case the Gar carries ont his inteurinn
fg.-The Russian press is graduaIIv
ginR from the conservative position
~ the beginning of the rebellion in
Ana. Neither the necessity of keep
9ey intact, nor the expediency of Rns-
s oopjointly with Austria is longer in
on. The Official Invalide Russo, on
fAry. attributes the dangerous position
Reurgents to Austria's partiality for
ergetting entirely that Austria's pro-
nave been so long supported by Rus
Moscow Gazette, which is always
rmed in foreign matters, has suddenly
ITS tone. 1t proposes the Turkish t
Wlthdrawn from Herzegovina, and I
nee either ceded to or placed under !
lnlstratlon of the Prince of Montene- |
in return might be induced to recop ,
Sultan as his Suzerain. The Gazette !
? by inviting England to join Russia.
The Emperor and Empress left Rio
Sths to commence their foreign tonr
to commence with the United States, s
oess Isabel will act as Regent during
poe of the Emperor and Empress. Her 6
Count D'EU, continues one of the |
of the Council of State, over which |
mis- De Caxias will preside.-There r
deaths from yello " feYer in Rio du-
Ortnight ending on the 26th. !
The revolution against the Gov
Lerdo de Tejsds is spreading with
lolty, the revolutionists having
vera! important successes. They
nTed Jalaps, where the Government
1olted and Joined them. The efforts
'VeTnment at conscription are being g
the people. y
UNITED STATES. Il
GroN.-The President has been sick il
four days.-Mr. Knott, of the
committee, presented articles of d.
ens against Belknap lest Thursdav, d,
~ I've articles, the speci fications una m
Icy are confined exclusively to the IA
I,aneAetion. |, Schenck, ex Mlnisker 70 ~
nee Deen e&sminod BY the EramS q,
elseee. He nladS xss9 pinnaIhl n