The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-07-15
VOLUME K.
a.rn,ng Star and 6atholic messenger.
NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY, JULY IS 1877.
TELEeRAPHIc SUMMARY.


TELEeRAPHIc SUMMARY.
lCondensed from Associated Press Telegrsmsl
FOREIGN
RoME.-Tbe usual untruthful aud misohiev
GUS reports concerning the alleged i'll health Q
the Holy Father have been in circulation il
European capitals during the past week
There is no truth in the reports, the Holy
Father being now in excellent health.
TsANcE.-The Mayors of Tours and Ami ois,
have been removed.
The Temps says: The Council of Ministers
has determined upon its selection of Official
candidates for all constituencies except twenty
Ave.
An article in the Repa6Tqae F,ancats, vic.
lcntly attacking President MacMahon, has
created q very bad impression.
Leading Ultramoutanes have resolved to
form electoral commissions in Paris and in the
provinces.
I, lie Correspondence the organ of the Conser
vAtive Union, says: Should the elections re-
suit in Radical victory there would be for
midabfe crisis, another dissolution, and posi-
bly, even q revolution.
The amount received from indirect taxes in
France the first ak months OF 1877 exceeded
the estimate by 100000.
AUSTRIA 1t is understood til at Austria has
commenced military preparstions on a grand
scale, as che has obtained positive evidence
that Servia is preparing for war and hsa FORM
ed league with Ronmanis against the Turks.
THE wAR.-yn Asia the discontinue of the
Russians IL said to be almost complete, and IL
is reported that they themselves admit that.
the whole campaign must be commenced over
again. Their defeat ia said to have resulted
from breach of neutrality on the part of the
government of Persia, which allowed Turk.
ish corps to pass through its territory and thus
threaten the Russian rear.
In European Turkey the Russians continue
to press steadily onward. They now have
over 900 600 men South of the Danube, one
army of 200 and $50 guns having crossed at
Sistors. A portion OF them rapidly get
ting into position around the fortified towns
that if is considered necessary to redace, while
the balance are confronting the Turkish
army.
ENGLAND On the 18th, rumors prevailed in
well informed circles in London that the Earl
of Beaoopsfeld (DisraelG) was about to resign
probably premature, yet We believe his Lord
ship is anxious to retire from Office as soon as
the state of pnblic business will permit, his
health having been for some time past in an |
unsatisfactory condition.
The Daily Ntscs states that the British feet |
at BeBika Bay. with additions ordered by the
vessels with $50 guns, and crews of 1000 to
s. 900 men.
GUBA.-The Insurgent Chief Marejon, who
was wounded and taken prisoner, mas been
shot in Remedies. More than one hundred and
eighty insurgents are said to have been shot
otter being taken prisoners in various actions
Nothing has been heard of Gen. Martinez Cam
pos; his operations are apparently parslyzed.
Orange .
mem of Montreal having determined to ceie.
brate the 18th of Jn)y by q parade, great pre-
partitions were made on all sides to prevent q
rot. On the 10Th the idea of the parade was
abandoned and il was decided to contine the
to services in church. The city ;
vas full of strangers and roughs all day the
&th, bnt only one difficulty occurred in which :
me man was shot dead. !
Montreal, July IA crowd is watching at :
he railway depot in expectation of the Orange :
Ioung Britons' return from Cornwall, when :
nTIl n,nko IA +
announced that they will not return until to- T.
morrow morning. Thousands are now congre- =
'asfng about Orange Hall. Mischief is feared .
nd trouble expected at Point st. Charles .
there the Orange dinner takes place at loves :
Iotel.
UNITED STATES.
WAsHINaTcN.-Shrewd politicians express !.
themselves satisfied the President has return. Il
q to his fret intention of giving q share of 7
oothern cfiGes to Southern Democrats. 1t is @
nown that the President abandoned this in =
sntion at the instance of Gen. Comley and =,
thers, with view of conoilating Mr. Blaine, ~ ~
no, ne finds, will not coDciliate. q
cootheTn Democratic Senators have again -
ae RTesldents ear. 1t il becoming evident y,
1at when the edge of battle is reached the ~
. oTl must have some kind of support al
ON om Democratic Senators. All hope of de. ..
'onssg q Democratic organisation of the oi
|oSIs ?e 10 abandoned as the President is now VI
snnoLSs 70 action which will secure generous ~
.PP1rG OF his measures from the msioritv in Sn
l ~ BODY. Hayes has cut loose from BISine "
elh has been again revived about eIeoting Al
Tp0a1eE from the South. The prominent a.
V,t;.; are Reagan, of Texas Tucker Nc
sHgihie' and Blackburn Of Kentucky. 10
, EAVkdAAS CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTIONAL ",
on Say Tho Constitutional Conyen- sic
s mi lo-oay and organized. Chas. j. an
~ y. was cNosen President. The Presi- all
nv, IN his address said; It lie unnecessary to VI
ouIS n y you. againss doing anything that
ce' Tbis rlSs upon the tights of the negro he
40 was ASoeAVeo With applause. mC