The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-07-22
VOLUME X.
s-rnlng Star and Catholic asessenger.
TELEaRAPHIc SUMMARY.


NEW oRLEAEs, SUNDAY. JULY %. 1877.
TELEaRAPH1c SUMMARY.
[Condensed from Associated Press Telegramsl
FOREIGN
FRANcE.-Tbe London Times special from
Psris says according to the best informed
sonrces the elections will be held on tn,
10th Of September, and second ballots OF
the 30th of the same month. The Chambe
will meet on the 9th Of October. The list O.
official candidates which has only been settled
after much difficulty, seems to comprise 23C
lesnists.
n. Huguet, Republican Senator, has been
removed from the post of BouloRne. Dissen-
sions between Legitimists and Bonapartists
one OF the most prominent Legitimist Soma
tora, hae written letter in which he says
II. believe am in q position to declare iu the
name of all true Royalists and sincere Catho-
lies; that We prefer even the Republic to the
Empire"
Reuters Paris correspondent telegraphs as
follows: 1t is claimed that the Bonapartists
claim Government support for $50 candidates,
whereof 100 have been accepted and 80 been
taken under confederation.
The Aonitenr asserts that the Republicans
adnlit that they are certain to lose fifty seats,
and possibly moro. The Republicans have
made no such admission publicly. On the
seats. The Monitear, in the same connection,
says Intelligence reaching the Committee of
the Right gives ground for the belief that
the Conservative gsiins will be very large
lions OF the Bonapartists, Minister Fourtou
h&s addressed circular to Projects, stating
that the Government will only patronizs those
candidates whose electoral addresses do not
deyiate from the policy of Cancellation and
union agreed upon by all sections of conserva-
tivess
GPAIN.-The Spanish authorities are pre-.
pairing TO send 20 600 men to Cuba in October.
Arro IIrrn, Doath T.,7,,
passage of the Balkans has produced the most
profound CONSERVATION here. The Hungarian
Journals energetically demand immediate 40
ton OF Austro-Hupgary against Russia. The
urge delay until after the first decisive battle
THE WAR.-In o general way it would sp.
pear from the kilograms of the week that the
Russian operations in Europe have been very
|successfnl, though SO far no general 6ghts have
taken place. One corps, numbering some
thirty thousand men, without artillery, effect
led passage through the Balkan mountains,
Turkey, the frst being the Danube river.
Between the Danube and the Balkans they no W
have from $50. 600 to $50, goo men, and South
reinforcements from the North are pouring in
all the time. The Tanks have force of $780, |
600 to 200, 00e excellent troops between the |
Danube and the Balkans, but South of the
Balkans they appear to be very weak, only |
10 600 men being available to oppose the Rus
slams. They are concentrating their forces, |
however, so as to crush the Russians before the |
latter can bring up reinforcements. |
In Asia, since the retreat of the Russian |
army from Kars and to the frontier the cam
paign Iags and we have no intelligence Of any |
important operations.
TIE IRISH TEAM VICTORIOUS Wimbledon, |
JaIy l9-The Elcho Shield was won by Ire
land England scoring second. The highest !
possible score was 1900. Ireland scored 1868,
England 1A64, and Scotland 1439.
TEE ORANGE ExcTTESdENT.-The excitement
TNnS ID nrno AhHati hal
lSths and the incidents resulting therefrom,
hae entirely subeided. On the 15sh the funeral
OF the man who was killed In Montreal on the
18th took place, but though there was intense
excitement, there were no violent scenes.
UNIFIED STATES.
wAsMNGToN.-Reports emauating from we'll
informed orioles, state that the relations be-
were never in o moro precarious condition.
The Mexican General Trevino, had posted 9
force of some 400 men along the Rio Grande
with the understanding that they were to fol-
low suoh bands of maraaders as were reported
Q them by United States troops, and if posi-
DE capture and return the booty. President
Olax has however, refnsed TO consent to this
arrangement, and as General Ord's instructions
g cross the frontier In pursuit of marauding
parties have not been modified, conflict is
aEssly to ensue ut any time.
subscriptions to the new per cent. bonds
y y, tine United States amount to S45 o00, COO in
'hls country.
There is great dissatisfaction in the North
Pver dayes' order prohibiting Federal officials
Ion saslng Part@in politics beyond casting
tne si votes. This will require many of the
,ISaeeoing republicans to give up either their
0E snelr positions on the most important
Sson nlttees. This in connection with the
SSoIsneTn policy has greatly weakened the
lba .t ga party, and it lie generally conceded
'yivania at the next election are very slim,
/, 81. LOUIS BANKs.-During the past week
l1efe has been great excitement in ST. Louis
S snrt the suspension Of several Of the Savings