The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-06-10
: -rnlag Star and Catholic Messenger.
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sEw ORLEANS. SUNDAY. JUNE 10, Is77

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FOREIGN
! RoME.-June 3.-Tbe Pope today, at the
celebration of the 50th anniversary of his ele
walton to the Episcopate, received about 5000
pilgrims, mostly Italians.
June THE Pope has conferred the Grand
Cross of the Order of Plus Ninth on President
MacMahon and Count Larisch. The latter is
the special envoy whom the Emperor of Aus
IFl1 cent to the Vatican the
The Pope, receiving the Polish pilgrims
tinelnding Cardinal Ledocho~ski, alluded to
the difficulties of their pilgrimage in conse-
subjected. He advised them to overcome per-
seoution by prayers, which, sooner or later,
would fall like Goals of fire on the heads OF
their prosecutors.
June THE receipts from the Pope's Jubilee
were six and half million lIvres q gold, ex-
tclusive of valuable presents The Pope to- day
Eeceived several deputations OF pilgrims, in
eluding one from New York. He praised the
%aith displayed by the pilgrims in this skeptical
@ge.
Mount Vesuvius has been in an unusual
pate of agitation for several days.
s. ERANcE.-The new governments continues 10
isfaiss mayors and other officials who are
supposed to be opposed to it's ideas. of gov.
rnment. In Paris, the arrest of Duverdier,
President of the Council, for insulting Mac.
74ahon, has caused great excitement.
The Presidents of the three sections of the
Left met on the h and adopted moderate
programme. Gambetta is to move an inter.
ghe action of MacMahon, whose responsibility
should be fully admitted. Nothing is to be
hone which will render dissolution inevitable
Victorien Sardou, dramatic writer, was
elected o member of the French Academy de-
eating the Doc d'Audffret Pasquier by q vote
lDf 10 TO IL.
ENGLAND-Gen. Grant has been tire ated with
The most distinguished consideration by the
4(u0RD and LEADING atAteam6n of ENGLAND np
fne 2SGh he goes to Ireland. The London Times
says editorially: "Mr. Gladstone is now pre-
eminently the Liberal leader, or let us say
tEith his opponents, the Radical leader. All
mat has the true and clear ring of Liberalism
In the country all that may be counted upon
70 endure, and have weight in any future con-
Fest between the two great parties of states !
nen now attaches itself to his name.
THE WAR There has been little PROGRESS |
During the past week. In Asia absolutely no.
Thing has been done, though Russian forces are
weak. Along The Danube preparations are
said to be complete, but the river is fifteen feet
above its normal height, and till 1T subsidies
Ehe Russians cannot hope to cross. There have
Deen several engagements between the Monte
negrins and Turks, in which the latter were
Sucoessful.
Among large number of Circsssian Prison
ers passing through Jassie recently On their
way to Siberia, four hundred Poles, who had
deserted from the Russian army, we're discov-
ered and shot.
UNITED STATES.
. WAsHINGToN.-Learnin by newspaper pub
lcattons that a filibusteriDg expedition was
being fitted out at New Orleans in aid of the |
Cuban insurrection, Secretary Evarts has or
Tered an investigation of the matter. If the
is correct, Evarts will endeavor to
ested and punished.
movement is on foot, believed to be of q
peculative character, looking to the annexa-
ION OF the northern provinces of Mexico to the
~,
Who are trying to work up this project. 1t has
oeen suppot 0t by some that the Secretary of
state was favorable to this policy, but in oon-
Fersation to-day he declared that he was op- | 8
posed to it, and could settle the troubles with !
Mexico without any boundary extension.
The latest slate for Louisiana is James Lewis
or Naval Ohicer, Jack Wharton for Marshal,
urer. ~-'~
n SnOwdon, formerly Director of the Mint at t
= Lnladeiphia, has completed his report upon v
n raS condition of the United States Mint at New
orleans. Snowdon reports favorably as to She IL
of the Mint building which he thinks '
SSa, SSS only eight repairs. The machinery and o
bprons9Is bpt9s are in good condition generally. An &
ISSstIlation of $45,0 900 will be sufficient to
nor 4hS necessary repairs. The report dwells o
-. Ss probability of large receipts of silver
80 the rSS and concludes with recommend q
his mint. "H "A '"inSSe operations SE {
Esito iaat atA1a:otlNA.-C An: Chdrleston June e3-Judgs d
enton oaoa iilsnt summoned the Jury in the FL n
oRstin1 than '0 the court, and found on inter
verdict in tba nat they could only agree upon t
|onS oLS ~ Che case Of one of the eleven per- 4
TaiEinna1 charged with conspiracy. This was Abner G
ho was aco S,t.nd man oyer sixty years of age,
he iurv and ,Se L., The Judge then discharged Il
,lessed. ,nos upon giving bonds for tbeir anpear.
sI thiSI. t9e 70 next tern of the court. The ooun
gain Be trisa Saniksiy Is sSst these Gases win ever
.d aiS g six on the question ~ Z sSsr.t \
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