The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-07-29
VOLUME x.
srnIng Star and carnouc messenger.
NEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY, JULY 90 1877.
TELEGRAPHIC sUMMARY.
ICondensed from Associated Press kilograms
FOREIGN

ICondensed from Associated Press Telegrams
FOREIGN
IRELAND. I'm the House of Commons on the
Goth, Mr.. O'Connor Powers motion in favor of
the release of the Fenian prisoners was re-
jected by . vote OF 235 to n.
FRANcE.-The Bishop of Nevers died of
paralysis at the altar one day lastweek.
the Paris correspondent of the London Daily
Netos telegraphs: 'The Conservative union 10
dead. Each party will fight for it's own cause.
raj campaign will be the success Of Repnbli-
cans. BOnapartista demand the suppression of
aLsgitimist pamphlet attacking Prince Louis
Napoleon, the street sale of which had been
authorized in the provinces"
Renters telegram from Marseilles says: The
municipal oouDcil was dissolved; it was re-
placed by com mmission of Governments NOM
EEGLAND.-Great excitement has been
ere ated by the discovery that the Governments
has resolved to send sc. 900 men to Malta. An
explanation having been demanded in the
chancellor of the Excheguer, said the rumors
zDont the dispatch of troops are founded pom
mis-: That the Government thought it right
IN the present unsettled state of the Aediter.
Eanean TO raise the garrison of Malta to its full
I. complement. That is the only answer that
can give. The English press generally is Of
opinion that the preparations are greater than
necessary if the Government has no further OBJ
jecs than placing 80 900 men on garrison duty
In Malta.
London
Vienna correspondent, who is not only excep-
tionally well informed, but careful and not
liable to exaggeration, telegraphs the follow
ing: "The rspidity with which aft airs in the
East are being developed cannot but produce 0
vivid impression of public opinion in Austro-
Hungary, and this impression is reflected in
the press of the two countries. Thus for some
days back the Austrian papers demand. with
ever increasing vehemence, that Austria should
take active steps; in the meantime there has
been an entire change of thought in Hungary.
Dahl ltn Ntrf@ f1h G-1A
for Intervention in favor of Turkey, now de-
mands that steps be taken to protect the inter-
eets Of Austro- Hungary, without however in
dicattng the limit of these interests. l
Count Andrassy, no up to the present has
preserved q reserved and expectant attitude, |
will have much to do to hold up against these !
ment when events will allow the Vienna Cab |
met to employ a more decided policy"
Much satisfaction is expressed IN political |
circles here at the action of the British Cab |
met for the protection of the British interests
of the East. 1t is regarded certain that the |
4uatro- HUNGARIAN Government will very |
shortly follow the example of England
The departure of the Italian feet for laramie |
has increased the suspicion already entertained |
by the Austrian Cabinet in regard to the policy
of Italy.
The WAR We have no reliable news of any
serious fighting during the past week, but We
have rumoTs of two battles in one of which the
Russians are said to have achieved great vic.
tory, and in the other to have NET with a seri- |
ever, to have been of q decisive character.
South of the Balkan mountains the Turks
have at last succeeded in concentrating an
army Of veteran soldiers numbering $4,000,
which it is thought will ut once attack the
Russian forces which now number about as
many. Between the Balkans and the Danube
the Turks have no army of any size in the field
all their troops, numbering about 100 600 men
being shut mp in the several fortified to wns of
hutschuck, Sllistria' etc., which the Russians
have surrounded.
It is now certain that besides immense uuan-
titles OF stores the Russians captured . 600
Tucks at Nkopolis.
The withdrawal of the main army of Turks
from Montenegro to Eastern Turkey, has ena.
bled the Montenegrins to reocoupy the whole
Of their country. They have even captured
the outlying postG around Nicsic, the only point
now held by the Turks.
From Asia we have no further news than that
the Rossians have retreated to the frontier and
apparently have given up all hopes Of doing
anything in that quarter this year, The Rus
sian press is furious in its attacks upon Eng
Iand and it's ,pelfdious policy, and predicts
serious difficulty.
UNITED STATES.