The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-03-18
VOLUME x.
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SEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY, MARCH 10, 1877
TELEGRAFEEC SUMMARY.
FOREIGN

FOREIGN
IrALY.-Rome MarcA 13-The Pope delivered
ailooution in the consistory, which was held
g. the Vatican yesterday. He passed in review
ae events since 1870. and said Italy took
Pfcabie possession of Rome at an epoch when
generous nation was in sore distress. He de-
are6 that the italian ecclesiastical laws de.
lived him of the means of administering the
hurch, and left him only the liberty granted
the ordinary laws. He lamented his inability
psting society. In conclusion, he pronounced
Fnoiliation impossible, and appealed to foreign
ahops to incite the faithful to the good work
inducing their Governments to take the po-
tion OF the Holy See into consideration.
AIaAcE AND LoRRAME.-A recent order of
Pc German authorities that the men who for
erly served in the French army should quit
isace and Lorraine Immediately or accept
tice of the Reichstag by the deputies from
eso provinces. The order has been modified.
3 only SO as to offer better terms to those
4ling to become Germans. The order affects
poo families.
RANCE 1t is rumored that ministerial
ais is imminent. owing to q disagreement
yeen Mcmahon and Minister Simon in re-
TO changes of missionaries. The Presi-
fnds the Cabinet too radical.-A coali-
of Bonapartists and Legitimists has been
eeseful in electing DOpuy de Lume Bona
tlst) to succeed Changsrnier as life Senator.
Psrdons have been granted to 224 Commu-
TURKEY.-The deadlock between the Porte
% Montenegro continues, and. an agreement
pes not appear probable. If none is effected
efore the 21st, the war between the two couu-
Etes Will commence again at that date
Through Russia's efforts an agreement is said
q have been entered into by which the Great
towers will use all their influence. to make
Turkey carry ont in good faith her promises of
keform.
GERMANY AND FRANCE -Great uneasiness
sexists respecting the relations of these two
spowers. The German Minister of War, ex-
planning the army estimsteS on the 18th before
Che Budget Committee, justified the Increased
Expenditure by pointing to the growth of the
French army, and the recent movement of
troops on the German frontier, also to the
growth and Improvement of the Russian army.
The London Observer, in leader on the
1lehs Rays: I'VE have reason to believe that
when proposal was recently made in the
French Chamber of Deputies for the extension
of the Notifications of Paris the scheme was
dropped in Difference to peremptory deolara-
ttonB from Berlins that any addition to the
defenses of Paris would be considered casus
JelR.
MExEco.-U. s. Minister Foster has recog-
nized DisE 90 President do Jac99 of Mexico
Congress Will meet on the 2lst. The Senate
has been ignored by the Provisional Govern
ment. who have declared that thu law creating
the Senate was forced by Lerdo appointing his
friends. This violation Of the Constitution is
considered outrageous. DisE, however, pro-
nises to observe the constitution when not too
inConvenient,
UNITED sTATER.
WASuINGToN.-Rhe Senate confirmed all of
Mr.. Hayes Cabinet ominRtions last Monday,
and the new officers at once entered upon the
discharge of their duties.
The Senate Committee on Elections, by o
strict party vote, reported in favor of seating
Kellogg as Senator from Louisiana; but az it
was evident that tho report would not be
adopted, it was agreed to postpone action till
tho next session.
Nr. Hayes still adberes to his policy of not
using troops to suetain illegal State Govern
menta in the South. In different interviews
with delegationsof Republicans from the South
he reiterated his views on this point.
The nomination of Stanley Matthews to sue.
'Osed Sherman rs Senator from Ohio is regarded
In Washington a. an Endorsement of Hayes
Packard and Chamberlain advising them to
etire for the good of the country.
The extra session Of Congress will be called
sr the let of June.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELRCTIol1.-In the election
sAss Tuesday the Republicans were victorious
BY about 500 majority. They have certainly
pleeted two COngressmen, and probably three,
pie in the most closely contested district
rsnty-fve majority.
NEw SRNAToRs.-Very unexpectedly, old
samon Cameron last week resigned his seat in
sne senate, and bis con, the late Secretary of
WeLs d Don Cameron, was chosen by the Re-
puDhcens to succeed him.
The Ohio Repu blioans have nominated Stan
ley Matthews for the Senate, vice John Sher-
man, now Secretary of the Treasury. Matthews
10 Hayes brotheE-in-law, and has great infiu-
ence with him. More than any Republican
leader, Matthews is committed to the Southern
policy Of the Administrations
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