The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-04-05
rnlos Star and Catholic asessengsr.
TELEaRAPEIc SUMMARY.
FOREIGN

TELEaRAPEIC SUMMARY.
FOREIGN
Gcondensed from Associated Press Telesrams.l
IRELAND Cardinal Cullen was reported
Dry i'll in Dublin on the god.
|ITALT.-On the 5th the Holy Faith ers
ealth was reported CONTINUALLY improv-
|g." On Saturday, March 3lst, he received
POO pilgrims and delivered a speech in French.
ION Good Friday the Holy Father occupied
be small gallery in St. Peters during the
bremonies.
Ia dispatch to the London Times says: The
|Lpsl Nuncio at Vienna sent to the Vatican q
BPort of q conversation with Count Apdrassy,
BON handing him the paper containing the
|cent allooution. Count Andrassy informed
lie Nuncio that the Austrian Government,
pile deeply interested in the welfare of tho
ply See, desired to avoid any internal EN-
Errassment, and therefore confided in the
|Ancio's prudence.
| On the 2ud inst. the London Daily Ne,rs had
IA following special from Rome: Gen. Ouet-
presented to Cardinal Simeon on Friday an
pun, containing the signatures of over thirty
pueand volunteers prepared to shed their
aod for the temporal power of the Pope.'
Associated Press agents in Washington, TO
IL credit be it said, in transmitting it to the
IferS added this note mo greater perver-
ever reached here Of Southern affairs
44 album contains the names of persons who
|Nntariiy contributed to q present to the
|spe, on the fiftieth anniversary of his E pis-
| Pacy, and contains the names of some thou
|nd American Catholics."
FRANcE.--Paris, ApriI 2,-The Unicerse re-
|.ets that Minister 81 mon before leaving for
BY ordered the Project of Police to declare
ID Catholic Committee of Paris dissolved,
|vertheless the Sixth Congress of the Catho-
Committee oPens tomorrow, but simply
hder the name of the Assembly of Catholics.
|EGuiohard, 8 member of the Finance Com
Eittee of the Assembly, to whom was assigned
|e task of drawing up the report on the Pub-
Worship estimates read it on the Both to
|e Committee. 1t was so violently anti
ktholic in tone and spirit, that the Commit
e, almost all of whom are Radicals, refused
adopt it.
the Sd inst. the world was
bounded to hear that Bismarck had resigned
Is position Of Chancellor of the Empire and
at kamphau ser would take his place. The
bsons assigned for the resignation are va
Pus and none appear trustworthy. First it
said that his constitution was completely
Pkeu down, then that he was not satisfied
tn the degree of independence of tie several
lads of departments of the Empire. he desir-
q that they should be as absolutely under
control as were the Prussian Ministers.
! 10 latest advices are that the Emperor would
consent to his resignation but gives him a
Flough of one year.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.-On the 31st the proto-
| was signed at London by the Representa-
les of the leading powers. Its last sentences
be most importantly, are: "The powers pro-
representatives. at Constantinople, and their
pal agents, the manner in which the promi-
of the Ottoman Governments are carried
20 effect. If their hopes should once more
disappointed, and if the condition of the
tristan subjects of the Sultan should not be
proved in Il manner to prevent the return of
p complication which periodically disturbs
z peace of the East, they think it right to
'clare that such state of affairs would be
compatible with their interests, and those of
Erope in general. In such a case they re-
Eve to themselves to consider in common as
the means which they may deem best to
pure the well being of the Christian popula-
Ia and the interests of general peace" Not
Outstanding that the agreement is signed
me OF the leading papers seem to think that
poe is assured and the preparations for war
the part of Russia and Turkey continue.
lfExIco-City of Nerico, March 25.-The dis
bslons between President Diaz and Gen.
Indtz are beyond settlement. Mendez
|Arges the President with bad faith in the
POTION of President of the Supreme Court, |
|e quarrel has been carried into Congress.
lore dissension is rife. Diaz's friends were
Heated in the election of q committee of
|ntiny on the fifty seats contested in Con-
|ss. Restoration of the constitution aud the |
|urn of ex-President Lerdo are openly de- |
Inded, A pronnnciamento against Diaz has |
issued in Chihuahua. Oiiveria has pro- |
need for Lerdo in the Sierras Quaretaro.
gf Merico, March 30.-The dIsaffection ia |
the Oldest adherents of Diaz de-
ION Che Gnu JUG SplIlI Oh EeVOlG mas spread |
otannt the army. manifesto of Lerdo |
81, AoSeea sensation. The constitutional /
W st are rapidly organizing. The troops of |
S'ate OF Morellos have pronounced for
I1t : Inc troops in other parts of the
nnSayy are greatly disconnected, and a
oI"' ou'oreak may be expected any Gay.
ne G WAR IN CUBA,-NeW York, April 3 -
TSHiPos mas notified the Cubans west of
rAroooa, that prisoners made after the 1st
|n.sy VIII be shot subject to a verbal court
VA, whose Judgment will DO Submitted to
\, zen = nSalng general Of the Trochn, Of the