The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-01-28
VOLUME TX,
Morning Star and Catholic saessengsr,
NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY, JANUARY Is ISL
TELEoRAPHIC sUMMAR,
FOREIGN.

TELEoRAPH1C SUMMARY
FOREIGN
{ ITALY-Rome, Jan. 24-The Chamber @
Deputies to-day passed the clerical abuses bill
by vote of $50 yeas to 100 hayes The Cham
DER voted grant for the expenses to be incur
Exhibition of 1878.
Home, Jan 24.-In the Chambers during tn,
debate against abuses of power by the clergy
the law concerning the Papal guarantees wa,
solemn and unasssilable; also the pledge Civ
en- to the Catholic world of the Popes complete
,noependenoe in the exercise of his spiritual
powers. Italy ought to regard the mainte
nance OF this law as question of honor and
Of loyalty toward Europe.
+ba1 Ge 10 ,oiiowing' by cable, we give for what
kilograms come altogether through Protestant
sources; Last Sunday and Monday the Pope
mao asainslng spells. The Pope has privately
and two Austrian e,clesiastics that thew ara
Bistory. So
=: Ren'e, Jan 26-.The most important clause
IN the clerical abuses bill makes it q penal
'onense to publish writings proceeding from
any clerical authority censuring the laws of the
State. The speeches of the Pope are evidentIv
aimed at in this provision. Clerical io1rneis
are furious. JOulnaiS
~, FRAScK lie Presse says that Count de-
Cnamoord Will soon issue a manifesto. The
retirement of Dake de Cazes from the Minia
Fry ID probable at an early day owing 70 a
9isagreement with Minister Simon.@Tbe
aho1 n1n papers report that unusual activity is
ahead the defences of Met, str,shrpS anG
other frontier towns. ""o
GERMANY.-The German nreos have 1.4o,-
attacked Frauoe's Eastern policy which they
claim to be inspired by uufriendiv f.eIinoa ~
germany. The killing of a Gernan s.iiSr ~
smyrna ny French seaman has Afforded nn,re
1000 Tor criticisms. The French Government
has ordered an inquiry and the German Co..
ernment has informed the French Government
inst despltethe Newspaper talk it's course is
not considered as unfriendIy.
iURKEY.-On The 20ih the Porte's refnsa1-
, ~ accept the terms offered by the representa-
Ives was communicated to the Conference
Wnlcn at once broke up. Having TINS set the
Whole of Europe at defiance Turkey foIIoweS
up her bold policy by informing Servia that
the Armstice would not be renewed Int tbat
unless she submitted by March 1st the Tanks
Monld march on Belgrade 1t is reported that
h sne enthusiasm Of the Russian people for war
nGs oled ont and that now the Car finds him
sell In the humilisting position of eithsr cot |
ing me own brave words and oft reneated de- |
~ T OF vigorous policy with reference
preparations a an gong to war without proper
defeat. Northcote, CharcelIor of the ETSch %. |
SI made speech in Liverpool on the 24eh.
1ae saio peace was essential to the interests of
England. The Government deenIv sn,Usu VI
tnlzes with the oppressed, but inter1entionP ;n
She internal affairs of foreign country va
= sCep requiring grave confederation. He
previously denied that the Government ever
nao any intention of going to war on behalf of |
turkey or were everinfuenced by an unworthy
jealousy OF Russia. He considered the Turks |
act on illadvlce, and have undertaken n grave
responsibility in rejecting the friendly propo-
sails of the conference; but Turkey had in the
EeJection, done W hat she in her free right
u thought to be for the best, and he was unable
TO understand the language of those who appa.
rently desired to turn the conduct of Turkey
INTO cause of offense to Europe
Berlin, Jan. est is understood that after
nfnA 80 D..
ADDRESS communication to the powers, ex-
planning her position and appealing to their
Se e OF honor to resent the affront offered to
Sii Europe by the Porte, either by collective
ILUIIoh or by empowering Russia to act for
Cnem' If this effort fails, Russia will next
appeal to the allied empires; should they not
ed re satisfactory response, then it is affirm.
sis 9ne will act alone. 1t is reported that Ros-
a mas mas given orders to prepare for calling out
ali r9 division of the reserves, which in ludes
@Oie bodied men. Turkey is reinforcing.
sion antHco;-President Disz is now in posses
I InOn OF the entire republic, excepting Gina
loa and chihuahua. Diazs administraticn ia
neonio gu with prudence and wisdom the
6is complain only of excessive taxation
rived ot oa9Ished Cortina. Iglesias has ar.
few ae al ean Francisco where he will remain a
st. LoSS,ss and then proceed to New Orleans via
UNITED STATES.
ConkIind.N SSSL5oN-After a long debate, wherein
splendid a9nds, BaysTd and Thurman made
torai bi1i ana Others spoke against it. the cleo.
following SSeo by vote of AZ to 1.-THE
Blaine, BrHcs GHs voting in the negative:
meron of cameron of Pennsylvania, Ca
Eaton, HaniIsnslh ConOver, Clayton, Dorsey,
Morton Psa!tnlIton, Hamlin, IpgSIls. Mitchell
Mr.. Eaiona Cterson, Sargent, Sherman and West,
Twenty RsnSSs,!ne only Democrat voting no.
voted no. voted aye, and sixteen
by vote St q p Io5 che House Friday evening
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