The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-12-31
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FRLEGRAPR1c sUMlGARY.
FOREIGN

FOREIGN
ERANcE.-The threatened conflict between
b Senate and Assembly has been averted by
b adoption by the latter house of the bud get
amended by the Senate.-Gambstta made
great speech urging that the Senate had no
hit to reinsert items which were rejected by
ID Deputies, and declared that it might be
~ now to stranele the right of the Deputies
Initiate financial proposals.. Minister simon
piled that the constitution was perfectly
bar; it made NO difference as to the power
the respective houses ever financial laws,
cept such laws mnst be voted by the Deputies
BIT. He said If conflict between the cham
rs continued, 1t must be solved by dissolutio
which it 10 impossible to tell the conse-
ences. 1t would be preferable to take q
sh vote on the contested items of the budget.
spite of Gambetts's opposition the clauses
re then adopted by vote of $50 to 157.-
10 sentences Of sixty-one Communists have
sn remitted or COMMITTED.
Great BRITAIN-Tbe Lord Chamberlain hsa
ned q memorandum threatening to vigor-
bly, prosecute theatrical managers who fla
hntly violate the rules concerning facilities
! exit Of their audiences. Tho maximum
6 fortnight go lives and twenty vessels were
y in storms on the coast of Scotland.-Sir
bbert Gore Booth, Conservative member of
rlianent for Sligo, is dead.
rURKEY-Between Saturday, when Lord
isbury presented the proposals of the Con-
XCA1oo w VIC outldIR 6uu 1AuEbuhy IbSG, Wn6n
Dsulten was to reply, the fears of war greatly
preased owing to reports from we'll sutbenti-
led sources that the Sultan would refuse the
ms. Midhet Pssha, the newly appointed
and vi5ler, In conversation with the Mar
ts of Salisbury, said the Turks have de-
ed to accept no terms giving exclusive ad-
nistration TO Bulgaria, Bosnia, or HeIzaro-
10. I'VE intend" he says, "giving larger
orms to our subjects, even to the Turks, who,
Fh you, don't count. Europe asks us to cut
r Ehr0htQ. We mnaE frnnhIa En-pna To 4 a.
us If they are to be cut. We come here a
all number; if we go away we 90 as We
.ne, leaving England to cover the graves of
Pse left behiL d." However, till the Saltau's
ply is officially announced, thereis D telling
at may be the result. Meanwhile, the great
re of war caused by the obstinaoy of the
tan are somewhat lessened by recent intel
.ence going to show that Russia's internal
kirs are in such deplorAble cor dition as to
der il almost impossible for her to carry on
eff sctive war. The Fall Mall Gazette on
subject says the stories of disagreeabIe
|Poverleg in Russian arsensls and unexpected
kness In transport apparatus are probably
|e. The country is almost bankrupt, and the
ar failure Of the internal loan showed how
He money could be screwed on of the psoDle
} fear of antagonism with Austria and there.
Pc Win germany, ana OF being confronted
Great Britain az a certain point of success.
IL well bring Russia to pause, and if Turkey
bws her foe would be glad to witbdraw from
arrogant position, Midhat Pasho is NOT
Xlk0lY TO IAGllIIAG0 bnBG retirement. The
LstiOn is not so much whether the Porte will
Id to the Russian dsmands for the sake of
ce, but whether Russia will abste them for
same object.
TExICo.-TgIesias has established his gov
ment at Queretaro and is recognized by
ven States, Disz's troops, occupy five
tes. According to the grounds assumed by |
+h Iglesias and Diaz, no election can be le- |
|ly held while any ofthe States are occupied |
sither army, Diaz's term is very indefinite, |
p alec Iglesias'. Both are provisional pres |
nts and will remain so until one side van |
shea the other. Iglesias has about Il, 900 |
cd troops, while Diaz has $4,000 of every |
|ede, but he is well provided with artillery, |
which Iglesias is deficient. On the 10th |
81 at the head of 10 900 men and 80 pieces of |
ClIiery left Mexico on the march against Ig- |
las. The reported capture of Lerdo aud
ooting of EsCObedo are not confirmed. 1t is |
~ thought that Lsrdo has escaped to the |
clio coast
UNITED STATES.
wNAsHNGToN.-Lsst Sunday the President
an interview with Mr.. Gobright General
enG Oh the Associated Press, q report of
,0n was telegrapbed to all papers in the
nIy Grant said he was not apprehensive
aiueo collisions in connection with the |
.Senoyi no matter what might be the fears
"a ~ seemed to him that all the people |
~ WIS 3 lair count of the electoral vote |
e southern contested States in order to be |
~ with the result, and that the reports
oo ISneiaI committees now there on the |
Nv UT ~ adS of affairs would have a ten
certainly Ses siSi1g political dG init
en- 20, OF the election OF either Hayes or
. 81 rema; etner would feel satisfied if any
8 case bS IN Of his election, because in
hmsnd tbe position as President would not
tion' T She general support required for the
ia Ia" anr5 Inc President remarked that no one
.relatianP "se That he had any connection with
cted. IN 70 the declaration 40 TO who was
I've branoS 9se be dssermined by the legis-
Ia SI.s,co OF the Government. vhen he
$1,000 .N slsaiy make way 60 his naooc-so[.
- lection ~ troopl &c EVaah fnrfon oor
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