The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-04-29
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KEw ORLEANS. SUNDAY. April. 20. 1877.
TELEaRAPHIc SUMMARY. .
FOREIGN.

TELEeRAPHIc SUMMARY.
FOREIGN.
tCondenesd ffen As &C ciattd Press TelegIaDs.
ROME, April 26.-The Bersagliers announces
\ that the Cabinet has determined to dissolve
all Republican and Interpationalist associa.
tions in Italy.--Cardinal Vannicelli Cazoni,
Archbishop Of Ferrara, is dead.
GERMANY.-The debate on the war budget
4 in the Reicbstag was very exciting. Won
Moltke insisted on the increase in the amount
appropriated for the army. He said he wished
for long peace, but the times did not permit
distant when every Government. would be
compelled to strain all it's strength for securing
fits existence. TIE reason for this was the
sregretnble distrust of Governments towards
her defepces; enormously large masses of
troops were at present between Paris and the
= German frontier EVerything France did for
her army received the undivided approval OF
her people. She was decidedly in advance of
Germany in having her cadres for war ready
: in time of peace. Germany could not avoid q
measure destined to compensate for it. The
increased grant for captainoies was then
adopted. The Progress, Centre, and Socialist
parties voted against it.
Gen. Won Mo1tke's speech attracts as mnch
attention as the Russian manifesto. 1t is gener-
ally presumed that Gen. Won Moltke intended
to tell France that Germany is Watching tn cir
! armaments; that che is acquainted with the
peculiar disposition of their troops that she
CONCEIVE
forts to aim at anything else save revenge at
the first fitting opportunity, and warning her
J that Germany will not allow her to profit by
tPSn6eH for possible sp pursuit vo Of anti
explained his speech wherein he spoke of COM
pensatory measures which must sooner or later
be taken by Germany for the massing of French
troops near the frontier. He meant measures
having an Offensive aud aggressive character.
He added: Our policy is necessarily pacific,
without, on that account, renouncing our
fraa dom, nfo hi
house with cheers. The budget was finally
adopted.
FRANcE.-Paris, Ap,i1 22-The Cabinet in !
council haa resolved that Minister Martel
bishops, pointing ont the dangers and compli |
cations which might arise from political mani |
festations on the part of the clergy.
IRELAND.-In the English House of Com
mittee to inquire regarding the restoration of
the Irish Parliament was defeated after a
spirited debate by a vote Az to 81.
The WAR BETWEEN RUSSIA AND TURKEY
which was read in all the churches of the
Empire on the Goth, and every where en- thusi-
astioaly received. On Monday the Russians
crossed the Danube, and by Thursday 80. 600
were in Roumania. Up to Friday morning,
however, there bad not been a shot fred. The
GOlos, considered Russia's chief diplomatic
Srgan, says 1t remains for our diplomacy to
determine whether military operations are to
be carried energetically and with the full
strength of our active forces, or whether we
are to content ourselves with predete1 mined
movement for the occupation of certain limi-
ted locality. The Russian official admiralty I
organ admits the impoesihility of the Russian
i PACK Sea fleet opposing the Turks iron ctads,
put claims the Turks will be unable to effect a
landing, ell accessible points being protected
Dy Qualifications and torpedoes.
MEXICO Matanlord8, april 24.-Cousidera-
bic excitement prevails on this troptier on &C
count of what appears to be we'll founded
a mi
Of Texas, has directed the concentration of
aconsderabIe force of United States troops
AZ Laredo, Texas, on the Rio Grande, immedi-
stely opposite Nuevo Laredo, Mexico. This
movement, at q time when the frontier is re-
nAtkaoly quiet, and taken in connection with
me fact that Col. Shafter recently crossed
ISroe OF United States troops into Mexico, near
rlseras Negroes, with Gen. Ord's knowledge,
aIe the presence of Gen. Escobedo, who is the
S a. military partisan of ex-Preeident Lerdo,
nv ean Antonio, Texas, which is the head
~ d sne part of the United States military au.
e.lues on the Rio Grande against the Gov
in SIIt OF President Diaz, which, If persisted
not hkely to lead to serious complications, If
'tT Mexico.
16tb news news from the city of Mexico to the
i DaleootsNa wat DiaZ has declared the House of
coming indignant H HRg HiaE pI foEmidabie
and msTT was discovered in San Luis Potosi,
released a. arrests have been made. CortinA is
"'eu On Parole.
UNITED TATEs.
does ATnn at April 2l-President Hayes
give forno see how Wade, Blaine 81 Co. can
could NOT " 70 tneir opposition. He says they
plans or nro uo II by thwartiug any personal
Il bS E aOE them to thvart. TbeT ooTid not do
beesnss &c ing HE nominations in the Senate,
f'sste a. l,ever would send any aagae g the