The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-07-01
.tning Star and Catholic messenger.
TELEaRAPHIC SUMMARY.
aBw ORLEANS, SUNDAY, JULY l. 1877

TELEaRAPHIC SUMMARY.
CONDENSED from Associated Press Telegramsl
FOREIGN
RoME.-On the 22nd, at q Consistory, tn
Pope raised Mgr Miholoviiz. Archbishop o
A Asr; Mgr; r.. Ke,zohtter' Archbishop !. o
logna, to the dignity of Cardinal.
Archbishop Wood. of Philadelphia, who lef
Rome on Tuesday last, has been appointed
of Pittsburg by the Ancient Order of Hi
befnians.
At . Consistory held on the 25th the Pop'
appointed Right Rev. Louis IL. Fink, TIT
present Vicar Apostolic of Kansassto be Arch
bishop of that State, and Right Rev. james
Gibbons, d D., the present Bishop of Rsch
James Roosevelt Bailey, DID,, Archbishop Of
Baltimore. In explanation of this Baltimore
Telegram says: rchbishop Bayley for pome
months has been in exceedingly bad health
and threatened with sofeening of the brain
which is now said to have supervened, and
hopelessly incapactated him for further active
Bsyley went to Europe for recovery Of his
health, bot his maiady developed 30 rapidly
that on his arrival there it was found necessa.
~ to convey him to the Trappist Monastery
in the north of France, where he now remains.
FRANcE.-Last Monday, Grevy, President of
tho Chamber, read MacMahon's Incsssge dis
4 solving it.
The Moniteur announces, under reserve, that
simultaneously with the decree ordering new
elections, President MacMahon will issue q
manifesto setting forth IN clear and concise
eminent, as opposed to the programme of the
Left.
According to the semi-offcial Francais,
President MacMahon has assured O depushtion
Of manufacturers from the Lower SsinGA8h
he will retain office till 1880 and answer for Or
der at homo and peace abroad.
Legal proceedings have been commenced
against the editor of the Repa6Hque Ffanoais
for reproducing Rome telegram, published by
London paper, asserting that Cardinal Gut
bert, Archbishop Of Paris, had political mis-
sion to the Vatican.
MaoMahon has paIdoued s44 more Commu-
nists.
ENGLAND.-Itis positively asserted that last
week the Government had determined to ask
cies. However, whether owing to the sntago-
nism said to exist between the Earl of Bea-
oonEfieid and the Marquis of Salisbury or to
the probability of determined opposition from
the Liberals, application 10 only to be made for
$4,000. 900. It is said not only will it be made
by reason of precedent set by Mr.. Gladstone
during the Franco German war, but that the
request will be in similar language. The dis
agreement between the Earl of Beacons6eld
and the Marquis of Salisbury is expected to
result in the resignation of the latter.
THE WAR.-Thursday night, June goth, the
Russians crossed the Danube at Ibrail without
opposition. Since then several corps have
crossed ard the war in European Turkey lie
now fully opened. There has 30 far, however,
been no important engagement. The Russians
have been bombarding the town of Rustchuk
furiously for several days, and have destroyed
the buildings occupied by the consuls of sew
eral neutral powers which will probably lead
to strong prOtests.
In Montenegro where 60 600 Turks are opera
ting against 25. 600 Montenegrins, the former
have been steadily advancing, though with
fearful loss, TO- 600 men having been killed and
wounded in fortnight. As they advance the
Tarks burn all residences, sparing only
churches and monagteries.
In Asia there has been q battle which result |
ed in no decided advantage to either side, |
though tho Turks claim the victory as the Rus |
clans fell back short distance.
UNITED STATES.
WASHINGToN.-rhere is very little news
this week, ~ Hayes and most of his cabinet |
have been of in Now England. The recent Or
der of President Hayes inteEdicting public |
ofncerS from acting as chairmen or members Of
political committees and conventions has pro- |
duced good deal of trouble among the Re- |
Publ,caR politicians. They say 1t will break |
up the elecipline and organisation of the Re- |
publican party If 1t 10 carried out. They have 1
eScome saturated with the idea thar the prin- |
olpal business of an ofaee-holder ID TO look |
s sL;et party interests and run the party ma |
olnssneEy: 1t lie deemed doubtful whether the !
Tba T gu be enforced very vigorously.
AnS secretary of the Treasury has issued o /
osa0ar ordering that politics shall not be |
navy yard.
The Ffeedman's bank has enough money, it |
clalmo, 10 pay ten per cent. dividend, but the |
expense of distribution wopld. in most onses. |
cover the amount. There are 90 600 depositore
o. eums under five dollarh, to whom the fifty |
- .lg, o. no sequence. The CON-
70 Fayft cents on the dollar.
Iowa k1RpBITcAr CoHvEu 1ToM.--Th5 pra-
49, r. 9l f4le G9nYenblon Wlith met q the
= M ness possesses b IA rs, sfi Is
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