The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-02-25
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H6" ORLEANS. SUNDAY FEBRUARY ss Is;7
TELEsRAPEIC SUMMARY
FOREIGN

TELEeRAPE1C SUMMARY.
1REEAND.-The prospective arrival s 1.
nouy OF Johu U OMahony in Ireland has excite
Inc greatest interest in the ranks of tba Tr;t =
tians ia1ionasts. series of imposing demonstra
Ilons Will, lt IS expected, take place Thon
SANDS OF lrishmen lot sympathizipp with E,a
nianism will join in the professions at Cor[ an
Otpn, ~ TO manifest their hostility to the pres
ent system of British rule 1t is decided tn in
1er Ihe remains in Glasnevin cemetery. The
blsnop OF Cloyne will celebrate q solemn Ra
neaL 1uienl mass on their arrival and landing al
Sueehstown which will be the occasion of q tire.
menuous demonstration. The remains were tn
Iieln state IN Cork till Sunday the 25th, Cardi1
nai Cu!len has refused permission for them to
he III state IN the Cathedral of Dublin
London, FEB. 23-Cardinal Cullen in a 1stter
10 10 ire OMahony funeral committee says:
s;n,,a1 am unaware aware that O'Mahony contributed any
Tather provoked hostile legislation against ns
nave been unable to learn that he was a
sreaC Denefactor of the church; on the contrary.
ne ls SAID to have written in sDirit hostile -
IT, lie was the head centre of the Fenians
ano corrected large sums to promote their ab
euL9 noVementse even after Fenianism had been
Ionuemned by the church. If l were TO allow
ms remains to lie in the cathedral. I Ishon,I
seem to approve of his religious and public con-
oocO, ana his private relations to Ireland n
assume. ~ " i'Io44neu TO
1: dispatch from Dublin to the Press Aasccta-
CoG says: 1T IS believed that in c 1nseuuence
u n q
posed demonstration on the occasion of ithe
6uoerai OF John OMahony the committee of
GlasneVn Cemetery will not ALLOW tha p,
mans to be bnrieG there
V"cthsto'ch Etb % On the arrival here tt,i. |
W morn 'n& OF the steamship Dakota, from N,w |
loIk, The local committee appointed for the
purpose, proceeded 0ut IN n tender and r..
celNeo re remains of John OMahony ana |
PttSeht'H an address to the A Amcriclr ,ieuuta
t,n rion accompanying them. The ccflia vas con.
Veyed 10 lne Pro.Catbe edral, where Mass fnr
the ne&d was celebrated at s o'clock Own
10 the early hour Of landing, there was no A.,
monstrati0D. " "
ENGLAND in the Commons there vas
lively debate on the Eastern Oueation on tba |
I|th. The Government challenged the IN |
erals to formulate ther criticisms and nresent n
3lstlnct motion. Earl Derby said if once the
thare 10 go assured that peace is hopeless
@ oneLe ls every reason 70 fear that the great
energy which now iudnce them TO strain everv
ngrne tpro 81 10 avert war will lead them in the fn.
Iure to say this question must he settled once | I
Tor all. That is the terrible danger. s
, A GREAT SToRM.-A London dispatcb savs
ne o"Pping Gazette contains fearful reports ,
a Dt loss dusIng the storm Monday night. Thirty !
Vessels, many of them with their entire creuS
1aVe been sacrificed to the fury of the gale q
by mail steamers was entirely
n5 rtsTFn Tp pied by the storm between the English
lno french coasts and Channel Islands The )
TORN ragged all Monday night over CornwaU
ND was exceedingly destructive at Pepzane Il
no no over Mounts Bay. 1t was also very de- =
TuctlVe on the shore, it's area being eXcen u
lonally extensive, nging over the greata- g,
art OF the British islands and the whole of the 81
orthern and central portion of France A
ans dispatch says it caused vast amount of
eTastatlon there, and was extraordinarily P
lolent at Boulogne. h,
FRANCE. .-McMahon has sanctioned the dis "
lssai OF fortytwo sub-prefects for reasons not lie
ated.- The Government has submitted to 80
70 Cn4m per n OF DeputIes proposition to ap- al
opriate 500 900 for the purchase bv The c.
ste OF SILK fabrics in Lyons, in order to give gu
ork ana relief to the suffering operatives st
no have been thrown out of employment. la
sPAIN-A royal decree has been published "
rmlttlng the return of Carlist refugees m
me will be prosecuted unlese thew 6ffepJ
alnst the common law. on
dERMANY.-Se official journals DECLARE Ue
aG any serious variance which NAV have fo
lsted recently between Germany and Franco tiy
8 passed of, as France has discontinneS he, Wv
orts to form an alliance with Russin,-0n ~,
22qd, the German Reichstag was oneno5 | Loi
, vno oSi EmPeror Who' IN his speech, expressed VIII
broken. Ups "ouiu not wa
Huss1A.-In answer to the Russian Minister'S en-
20 on lhe turkish question the several hib
oefs t; state that they must decline to inter upl
2 III the Porte proves itself incapable of tile
Tying out reforms.-R Reliable adviees stota and
a. AZ Russia now has 100000 men or two. asc
f' r OIL oI her army organized. OF these abont the
lire ,e ready on the frontiers and opIv Lot
I,,n1s Irns orders to begin operations. ard
toRkET-Peace negotiations betvvae, tt,o L
N 10 am anu Montenegro and Servia continne nav
, fau prospect of Il satisfactory resnIt sess
ona oay 8: Turkey continues her prena.
az conCeItt iGs'st the Russian attack and be- nc! no
% concentrating large forces on the fron+ie- ton
- : sanIZlhg reserve corps and importino i'm for
on fla ", !LleS OF the best arms and ammu Hl
ou iron the United States and England, the
y. 0o-General Diaz arrived at the anitol Inte @
rged that At tbo ieIolcIngs 1t is the
rageous frnuds eTo gEeselonsI elections oils,