The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-05-06
VOLUME X,
e*fnng Star and Catholic messenger
NEW ORLEANS. SUNDAY. MAY Is77
TELEeRAPRIC SUMMARY.
FOREIGN,


So FOREIGN
lCondenssd from Associated Press Teeq,ansI
Fl hoME-On the 2Sth nit. the Ssnata oon
"ehoeo the debate on the Clerical Abuses r u
- telegram from Rome to the Londor
times says that some of the Catholic govern
menus nave sought Information relative To RI.
oasis on which it is desired negotiations sbonIS
DC opened in favor of the Holy See. sunnosino
s sa0n sssep ls found practicable. From Car:
9lnai simeoni's reply, it appears that The
vatican desires that the Pope shall be insureS
comPlete personal and spiritual freedom with
at sn Oe 49,! called upon TO say whether he will
temporal power. The Pope, among other nreo
cautions relative to the election Of o success
nj. and Nina 1 ,o Cardinals simeoni, Bartali
observation in order to guard eeainst anU.
of tpg Whloh might initiate against the liberty
oie as TO the place of its aesemblage.
,,FRANcE.-Versaitles, Nay 1.-TLe Frenob
Gaam oers re assembled to day. In the DEM
tba Da h1 dc Cazes laying the yellow book on
found France free from any .ppsoemant
Never, during the last seven years had her re.
1s so,ons With foreign States been better The
language or neiSbboring powers left no donht |
OF their pacific sentiments on the Eastarr
gus, 1aest h Most absolute neutrality, guaran
Ceea Dy most scrupulous abstentiou Will "a.
main the basis of our policy. In the afternonn
H1r. Le6ion gave notice he should submit an
Interpretation as TO what measures the Gov
ernment proposed to take to "repress ultramon
zane lntrignes." NJ. Muer asked whether the |
Government accepted the responsihii;tn S
i tne campaign of impure calumny which was
Seing waged against the Catholicsf Minister
simon repiled that the Government accented |
no teiio Wship with the enemies of ChristiapitV
naps S! Th ne would speak further on the subject
|1e1t thursday, which day was agreed to for
debates on N. Leblon's interpretatiop. AVA c
h. ~ Tue Saa Minister Simon. replying to NJ L.
Eniond's Interpolation relative to "TJItramon S
tame intrigues," said Neither the Government t
nor any political party is held ans for the
on foreign governments in newspaper b
poraI n .or the re-establish ment of the tenn
pT,al power; which was the work of a feeble s.
minority. The Government had pat atom to Il
,pese petitions They would not tolerate any
respected, aud which now enjoyed unnTecs. o,
Tented liberty. They were determined to make t.
VI parties respect the law. The Government ST
nemseives TO their spiritual duties; would re
S eal nrmly with them if they encroached on sp
ue civil power. The Government had hith-
ITO pursued a conciliatory policy bsoans.
aey desired peace in France and Europe, but
ney would henceforth act with resolution"
On the lst noisy anti Catholic demonstra- ,
OTIS were made by the students before the r.
aTious Catholic educational institutions Tas "a
once dispersed the crowd of students three IVA
Whom were arrested. 'ut
hNGLAND.-The Qaeen has issued decIsra. wa
on of neutrality in the war between TnrLav car
III russia, but it is noticeable that the fol- ure
wing paragraph which occurred in the de- lea
SES!lon with reference to the Franco. German A
ar 10 left out of this 1--WE are firmly mr. Bis
osed and determined to abstain from taking this
y part, directly indirectly, in the war mn a Il
,pppily existing between those sovereipns Sta
nrso i1 peaceful and friendly inter- line
,rino ien e9cn OF Them" England is pre- will
ling her fleets for active service with won one
On =; energy, ana an army corps of 40 600 bacl
'irt 10 ,Lnelng proposed for dispatch to any Il
NV 'helr services may be needed. or I
a RUSSIA AND TURKEY-The Russian fo,oo, TAX
ioOV men, continue to advance slowly, and and
last iast Monday the Grand Duke Nicholas e. and
' ys aI MS headquarters at Jsssy Thew can
vn also occspied Galatz. Great losses in the land
ti1ne0 are reported, caused by fever and on t
ne centre of the Russian armv FORTY tbor- duri
"a n;n g, under Melikteff attacked Moubtsr dahl
Sah, lines from Kars on April ooh. The Turks impe
no nS desperately. The Russians, supported heal
poSerfnl artillery, succeeded in disfdSnin the {
IT, rom their position. Mouhtar oalIed on5 his Fl
me reserves, and attempted on the Roth ~ been
an bnt e lost ground with sixty thousand regn
70 vnn was defeated and driven back under {
OrGsSsrslo OF Kars. The Russian losses were lies
noruerable, and tbose of the T0rTS mere Bisht
On wus: Ae rover
ill Or" l4th it is expeotad tb at SnOo pr,; ly &C
DeCIseelpy Bucharest. '1''' WV AIu'S'1nS Sund
onmaniSon of war between Turkey and simpl
mt mt. '"e OF its dependencies, is immi. way
to war aa. show decided inclination to On ing.
We bea, against Tprkey 90 80 riou W go fellow
the forces on assertions from the Greek army ana
Minister 6f 'HStlng against the forks that suI6 II
10 circular war has been compelled to
e to it. superior officers with refer d.;
obsJoo view of thu -,-o.0. throu
sident T"a LILO Is the chief snnnortsr nf to the
liability OF o VI the Texas frontier, and the visit
"a thsao to the PresiSsrOei ~ age to re- has be
lsad az S 70 the RIO Gsande and asSSsos To /
'assa Aszies. Orders hags cloths