The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-22
VOLUME XI.
worn,og Star and Catholic messenger.
FHW ORLEANS, s5aDAY, SEPTEMBER %. 1873.
rkLEaRAPKIc SUMMARY.

fELEaRAPEIC SUMMARY.
JCondensedi rom Associated Press Telegransl
FOREIGN.
SWITZERLAND AND THE CHURCH In conse:
oueuce of the amnesty granted by the Grano
Council of Berne to the Catholic priests who
were deprived Of their ivirgs in 1s73 for their
refusal to comply with the requirements OF the
other can tons to adopt similar measures and
solve the existing difficulties by common agree
ment.
FRANcE-In o speech on the 16ih inst.,
Gambetta said that the resignation of MacMa'
hon would involve no danger to the repub'io.
His successor would be Immediately nominat-
ed, and there would be no competition for the
post; but, said be, the President will not re-
sign-he ought not and he cannot
Seventy eight more Communists have been
Paris, Sept. CON-. Gambetta's speech con-
tains the complete political programme CT the
Left, which includes dismissal of the anti
Republican fnnctionarles, reorganization OF
the army, from which politics should be ex.
clcded, bat where the law must be respected
even by those in the highe st commands. aboli-
tion OF the Easoritism now shown to Ultramon-
tanee and tho exclusion of all citizens from the
priesthood until they have performed military
duty" Each point of the programme was en-.
Enthusiastically cheeTa4. Ten Thousand people
escorted NJ. Gambetta To his hotel. singing the
@srseillaise.
RELEASE OF CoNDoN AND MELoDY.-On the
morning of the 18th Condor and Melody were
discharged from Portland Prison, and left at
once for Southampton, in charge of Deputy
Governor of the prison and two wardens who
attended them until they embarked on tie
York.
AUsrRIANs IN BosNIA.--The following is
cficial: The burning and bomb 4rdment CT
Brieska from the River Save not having suf
feed to sileEce the insurgent guns there, the
Austriars on Tuesday attacked the town by
land on two sides, and captured it after des-
perate; ;resstauoP, which Laeted till 8 in the
evening.
Trust vorthy reports show that from the 4sh
to the 9th of September the Ausrrsus lost
100 oficers and 5000 men.
GERMANY.-The debate in the Reiokstsg on
the anti Socialist bill opened on the 1Gsh
Bismarck supported it in a very energetic
speech. He said socialism was q common
danger, svowedly striving to effect violent
revolution in the existing order OF society.
UNITED STATES.
GEN. MILES AND THE INDIANs.-Official re.
port from Gen. Miles regarding his recent op-
erations with the Bannocks. disproves the
story that he had been surrounded, and states
that on the 4th inst, he surprised the hostiles
night IL Indians were killed, 81 prison
ers and 200 ponies captured, and Capt. Bennett,
of the 5th Infantry, and two friendly Crows
killed.
Tuesday the Democratic Convention was to
have met at Worcester, Mass. At o'clock in
the morning, however, the delegates who few.
ored Bntler, together, with large crowd OF
frien ds, took possession of the hall. The other
delegates to the Convention, under the leader
ship of some of the most distinguished Demo
cratic politicians, appealed to the Mayor to
have the hall cleared and to allow none but
delegates to enter. The Mayor reported that
tt is might cause riot and blood shed, where
upon tee State Central Committee adjourned
the Convention to Wedn esdey next at Faneuil
Hall, Boston. The Butler delegates in the
Worcester Convention after nominating him,
selected a full State ticker, among other nom
inees being ]. Boyle O'Reilly, of the Fit3t. for
Auditor, and Caleb Gushing for Attorney Gen-
eral.
The Republican Convention nominated
Thomas Talbot for Governor. Better got only
two votes.
LOUISIANA, Boutte, Sept 10 "A difficulty oc-
CARED yesterday afternoon in the\stoIe of
Chancelet Chalk, at st. Charles courthouse,
between Charlie Baptiste, colored, and Mr
Valcour st. Martin, ex-deputy sheriff, and son
of n. V. st. Martin, district attorney pro tenn
which resulted in Baptiste being stabbed and
instantly killed by st. Martin. The latter was
arrested and lodged in jail.
During the night mob of colorsd people,
vsriously estimated ut from one to two hun
dred, broke open the Jail, took the prisoner
let's beyond all recognition. 1t is supposed
that he received the contents of no less than
htty guns.
DEATH OF THE Gypsy QUEEN.-Matilda Stan
ley, known sS the "Gipsy Qaeeu," and reooR-
Ttzed as such by all the tribes throughout the
alte9 States, was buried at Woodland Gene
LeIy, Dayton, Ohio. on the 18th. She was
To5an S5 Of great influence among her race. She
oieo N Slcksburg last winter, and the body
Eas em9slmed and preserved until the present
tor maj burial. The funeral attracted vsi
Lots, 1orS tFom the surrounding country, $4,000
Representatives of the prominent Gipsy
asmiIieS from all parts of the United States
oua Canada had been assembling there for the
sses.0r' 4ne PEocesston was 2 mile N length.