The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-02-18
VOLUME X,
Morning Star and Catholic '>:essenger
HEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY. FRRenApv - "a -
TELEeRAPHIc SUMMARY
FOREIGN

FOREIGN
RoME;~When the bill recently passed by tb
1TaIlan Farliament for the oppression Of ~
church is promul gated tho HOLY Father ,viI
measure. vi III
Rome, FEB: 15-The Emperor of Brsyi
Mslted the Pope, and expressed the hone tha
the Pope would, in accord with the RpoDiiia. iia
Government, remove all ecclesiastical diGinni
GsSrnh elss IN brazil. The Pope replied that the
TO create obstacles. Hs hoped to be able f.
restore the religious harmony which bad al.
ways fnno been Ht the glory of Brazil.
Pope and the Emperor of Brazil was mar,n9 SnG
by extreme cordiality. The Emperor sbnn,ed
much M en- emotion, and threw himself at tie feet
OF the Pope. The Empress, also present pes
received With great kindness by the Ho1~
Father. The prelates at Verona. Ivons
t;aan ;aenna' 1 Ehelms, SalsbuTg, saragoesa and San
tE1aeo' ana the Italian ecclesiastics Monsipnori
Nlna, Barretti and Lingi, have been offciaIi
notinea OF tbe Pope's intention to appoint the
'arolnais at the approaching consistory.
fkAEcE.-A coalition in the Chamber has re-.
SSSuey pees formed against the Duke de Cazes
Minlster OF Foreign Affairs, and his position ~
greatly endangered. - The Left Centre haS 20
S9 inr 60 10 strive for the restoration of trial
py jury Tor Press sutferers.-A terrible a%1
Plosion occurred in a coal mine at Graissessoc
IN the Department of Heraalt. Fifty 6ye ars
known TO have perished.
GERMANY.-Rudolf Never e1itor of . ,;.,
lst newspaper, has been sentenced to nm,
nlontnss imprisonment for publishing a libel
Bismarck he J.;
1obbiDg. IS '-''' Win S'ook
TURKEY-Scrvia has accented +1,a ..
offered by Turkey, but rs the articles a,e nnI |
sSneo Yet, peace is by no means assured f,r
!lll everything is definitely arranged Russian
in1Flsues ms cause the reopening of hostllitic4
1he London 1imCS OF the BIN saws: tOrr
correspondent at Pera describes TIE prenara.
lions ioE var tie effect Of which is, that Willie
tney Iuln tLe State, Indirectly, thoy brif,r a |
large armed force into Europe and hii 1b |
oapltal win martial spirit, and make a COM
proH!ise pt almost Impossible. Every nerve il
sv[aineo-eveTy farthiug is lavished 10 mol,A
ready IS If fer an inevitable contest The
4Sistlc provinces have been for a whole month
S GlhLuea q a6! 6!o'bodicd men; muskets come
rom America by huudreGs of thousands md
inetaHtc cartridges by millions though it il
!IIPossinie TO refuse our admiration To peopIe
mHo mus prepare to defend themselves we u
Sauuot lofset that they out Il um ht red n,arv
S!mes oy the population Of the hostile eu,pIr. t
iu SGeh 10 pe entering perilous struggle with
heu notions of their own strength and OF Il
we relations of the other powers towards them
w w cannot approach moral certainty; brr as !
" Us tnIhgs OF the utmost moment, which q
hi eLe preViously in doubt, we have the very d
TTiRGest degree of probability. We know WGtI /
1uFkoy has done. We Can sneak with +Ls II
: f5hirI esV GoLhdehGe OF our own country We {
ILL We know what Russia will do. Even the
poHaoy OF Germany and Austria is defpino it, ii
oIi.; Tei. nile 1t comes to this, that taking the
poltical situation as it supervered on tLs iis
langer % Flathe conference, there is imminent
1"5599r OF great war between the Russians
r ,nu urks, IN which the European Govern re
CTS, VIII leSVe the Ottoman power to its fate -:
tetYlpg 10 themselves the light of interferinG u
~ SUHe Iuture time, should the disposal of the 10
ctcuPled or conquered territory affect thar S.
interests. O Vne'f %
hUssTA.-The London DaiIy Ne,cs Russian p
oo[EesPondent telegraphs: The Russian arrn1 10
! I tvAischenegef, which would rst move againSt
ne n urks' numbers 120, ,000 infantry. 80 066 vi
oIHTalry ana 42S guns IG would be immediateIv | 1t
ny" NV So Oy Two corps which are now at Odes ne
Sn y mnSdKing the total of the army of 8dvance tn
y IoSoo f infantry, 10000 cavalry and 72O pnns
. . lar t as can ascertain everything ia TeaJv tn
- -; the army to take the field at momentjs d.
eSGe. ess; The bridge lying here is capable of At
ay Ihe whole army over the Danube in a
,1t,on am assured that, despite rEmors to the of
,tisfacyyo,the me mobilization has proceeded so Gle
,r rr.SiActorily that within a month fonr armr pa
= rs ps could have crossed the Pruth ' cia
Ioy"on, Eeb. ia Vienna disnatcb 70 49, .
IN '"a on lntlmates that the Gar on the 24tb Po
- - oruer the mobilization of six more or1,r lor
action. Uocioeu on her line "a -,
ct A1ICo,-Dispatches to the sCb renort mar tor
lth6riPGS throughout the Republic Dia1's ta
lane peing everywhere recoguizot Gn,, the
1are2' VINO was Minister OF War rTdar {
er of M tbSS oeen appointed Military Cnn,,,,, r.
UNITED STATES. w.,
e'' IN The Count of the Electoral voto mes
LOUISIANA GIVEN TO HAYES '''' thu
y On j. saturday, 1O;h inst, the tzo H.. late
- y. IN JOINT Convention and receivoJ tLou5es Ere
~ GL Tue majority (S) of the Eleatre .ne re- SON
IIIHsSLOn giving the fOnr vote ri