The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-03-25
VOLUME K.
4~rnlng Star and Catholic Msssengsr.
aaw ,aLEAEs. SUNDAY, MARCH IS. 1877.
TkLEaRAPHIC SUMMARY.
FOREIGN


TELEaRAPHIC SUMMARY.
FOREIGN
RoaGE.--On the Goth o Consissory was held
|reaffrming, with increased vehemence bis de-
|claraticnB of March 18th, and adding thai he
|would raise q protest before the whole world
against the attempt to deprive him of the lib
Tho italian Minister of Public Worship In q
Icircular orders the authorities not to proceed
|agsinst journals which print the allooution
delivered by the Pope ut the recent consistory.
|Hs declares that the Government, confident in
the unity and freedom of Italy, wishes to give
She world q solemn proof OF its sentiments OF
khe violent Language of the allocution, which
appeals to bishops to incite foreign govern
<nents against Italy.
A special TO the London IGnaes says: 1t is
stated the Pope bas personally dictated note
Ehich the Nuncios will present to the various
$oyernments, representing the condition to
&hich his Holiness will be reduced If the
lerical abuses bill is passed.
GERMANY.- A special dispatch from Berlin
p the London Meas says: THE industrial
fisis in Germany grows worse, and destitu-
on is spreading with Significant rapdity. A
etRuai fannie was impending in Grant Noun sus
4ip, in Silesia. In Berlin, a commission has
en formed to examine measures CT relief, and
tber cities and towns have asked permission
b begin important public works. to give en-
PiOyment to the poor. Altogether the situa-
lion is, distressing, and the future threaten
ng.n
FRAKcE.-Thers has been lengthy debate
over the request of the Government for au-
thority to prosecute Deputy Paul De Cassag-
mao for violating the prees laws. He delivered
On eloquent address, at once firm and moderate
acting precisely as MoDarchists. He had not
attacked the established Government which he
would respect till 1880. Minister Simon re-
piled and said that Casssgnsc had tried to in
Al nj oil inuAioha1 anRinak tho
EBonapartiets, who sought TO create belief
that they could act with impunity and strive
to return to power by terrorism; the assail-
anita Of the Republic would find men resolved
to def6nd it. The Chamber divided, and the
Governments request wac granted by avote
of 296 yeas to 147 nays. The majority was
composed of the extreme Redicals and Mon
archists.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.-More than ever it is
now evident that nature alone prevents the
breaking out of the long impending war and
that All the conferences and neRotiations We
have heard SO much talk about are merely to
occupy the attention of the masses till Spring
will allow the movement of armies. Evidences
of this are innumerablo, as, for instance, the
repeated and mysterious failure of treaties of
peace Just as everyone was sure they had be-
come assured, the strenuous efforta of both
Turkey and Russia to organize and arm large
forces and provision cities and fortreeses of
strateQic Importance on the frontiers, etc
Thus we hear that the treaty of peace con-
Guided between Turkey and Servis is not per
fected simply because of q mere question OF
etiquette, and that Turkey and Montenegro,
unable to agree on some minor points, have
prolonged the armistice till April i.
Meanwhile Gen. IgnAtief is flying round
Europe, visiting the several courts with the
ostensible object of getting the governments
to agree to fierce Turkey to comply with her
promises of reform in the government of her
provinces. There lie no telling yet what sue
cess he has met with, bat he is expected in St.
Petersburg at the end of this month, when
there is no doubt Russia will decide upon her
co1REes basing it upon the secret information
and understanding secured by Ignatief at the
several capitals
UNITED STATES.
WAsHENGToN-Mr. Hayes has determined &c
eend Commission to Louisiana to report *
him before he will decide upon the policy to b.
pursued. The names of the commissioner
have not yet been officially announced, but shS
T following are mentioned in political circles
Wheeler, OF New York, now acting Vice Presi
dent, =. lockwood Hosr of Massachusetts
Kenneth RayDor of North Carolina, Republi
Judge David Davisy Liberal Republican. II
order that Hayes weakness and breach o
seith may be the more cOnspicuOusly apparen
No that the agony may continue % long q
peseible, the commissioners will probably stOI
tho leading cities, coming and going, Il
ne speeches on the situation.
baltimore american says: Summed a
Ma, ant shell the Southern policy of Presiden
Poned praeticallvu
!. 1 me New York Times (Rep.) says editorialIy
vs..s, SoaHcluaon yesterday reached by tn
aa 1o,tuens and his advisers in regard TO tn
S,~eSs;ss,,a Question, will call for loud ez
P.eSSsluns % disappointment and disgust. Tn
PaGgeCsea ommiosiOn implies delay, of who
oosn PatEes are impatient. It keeps open th
gsssstloa o. equity and fact which both cou
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