The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-08-11
VOLUME XII.
Morning Star and Catholic -ss>en. or.
sag oeLzANs SUNDAY. AUGUST IL 1s-s.
rELEaRAPHIc SUMMARY.

TELEaRAPHIc SUMMARY.
ICon..s>rsed from Associated Press TelegramsI
FOREIGN.
THE VATICAN AND GERMANY.-The Papa
Nm ncio, Mgr. N bella, and Bismarck have ha,
apumber Of Goa erenccs, and the dispatchel
igform us that II y have agreed upon basil
oNcompromise, vi ich has been accepted b!
tNe Pope. What be terms are it is impossibl
to, state as yet, tht Ugh it appears to be gene
rsfly believed thsF the Ger nan Goyernmen
lbs made what Anti-Ces lofics term Rrea
Concessions. Oni the otp = hand the Ndtiona
Zeitang of Berlint ays /nat not With standing
the retirement sMy ester Falk is merely
q lastian- Of timey Big larck is not prepared o.
Ap< preses moT ~ to sacrifice either DR.
f&lk or Fal, Jas = co the wishes Of the Vat
I, S sRs1ANY.- ' Ahp,ete returns from the Ger
mar elsctioDe n1w the following results /: 81
l gop 4arvatiyflA l110 of the various Liberal
Rss;,as r.s vi, 1n1 A Fe%oatsnss. ee second bal
4 Fast " - venue to the German Central
\ &4cheqr /Fwa' fifteen million marks below
! hA eV AAte.i All branches of the customs and
! Nsi4 enfeFt Jrom the continued depression
NV ~ TIE deficit is covered by savings
k9 Ae Egnoh indemnify. The forthcoming
~ iHg aAkHedelberg of the Finance Minis
b $f thYseveral German etstes is intended
u &veAAe way for an increase of revenue.
" Ndiaedssion will cover the subject of excise
Ekfp pdred topics Her Hobrecht, the Prus-
Big Minister of Finance, is said to have de-
y "a plan for rapid increase of indirect
EA\4NcE.-The Constitutional, Bouapartist
VAI has announced marriage arrangement
IN TSn Prince Louis Napoleon and Princess
FAgA laughter of the King of Denmark. The
bate Ek not yet been fixed. The Constitu-
&onaf saz z<Eit is STATED tais marriage will be
be oceaSAa of beneficial revision of the
Featy of HS gue." Thyra is q sister of the
Princess of n Stes.
The osbnsaNSPAFis to the number of 500
Ire on a stEikA Y Ghe strikes in the north of
france are recS \ peneing, All the coal pits
Denaii are da led.
ENGLAND.-LhNs Hartington's resolutions
kondemniug BsA epsfeld's policy on the
Eastern Question. liter having been debated
ors week in the ense of Commors. 8. were de-
Veated by vote D 335 to 1875. Curing the de-
NAte Mr.. Roe buqs member for Sheffield, said
b No 1ndnct of Ae Liberals throughout the
eithe<> Glads, one would live to see
them in power again.
THE LATE TURKISH PRovINCEs.-The Aus
trfAns encountered no rt 8 stance in Herzego-
vina, bnt at Maglsji and Citlak in Bosnia,
Ehey were attacked and lost 20 IN 81. dispers-
ing the insurgents with severe loss after q short
struggle. Il is greatly feared that there will
be very serious opposition throughout Bosnia,
Pc the Inhabitants are b: :ttsrly opposed to the
Austrian occupation and have been Joined by
I. 500 dissatisfisd Herzsgovinians.
RUssIA.-Tbe st Petersburg Official Mes
senger of the S5h inst, d wells upon the small
ness of the material advantages which, it says,
have accrued to Russia through the disregard
by the Berlin Congress of Considerations of
Eacetin fixing frontiers. 1t says the task of
Russia 10 now to see that the conclusions
reached are carried into execution to the
lmaliest point. aud that if the Porte does not
observe strictly the conditions of the treaty,
It signs it's own sentence.
It is said that 5000 Russian soldiers are re-
eurping home daily, though this report is con-
Cadicted by anot 1er which asserts that AZ. .O0o
ussiAns are sick in Bulgaria and that rein
torcements are constantly arriving to keep mp
n effective army. The troops in t5e neigh
FithdraWn.
kExIco. Elections for Senators and Rep
esentatives to Congress and three judges of
be Sppreme Ceurt resulted favorsbly to the
dministratlon of Diez. The political situa-
ION is developing. and when Congress meets
eth houses will be pretty equally divided |
tween the adherents of Vattarle and Justo
2rnitz, the two prominent aepirants for tho |
-HeSidential succession.
sososi.
UNITED STATES.
WAsHHGToN Everything at the capital is |
ny dull. Hayes and most of his Cabinet are |
4 the city.
"a meeting has been held by Greenbacxsrs 1
presenting various States in the Union for |
70 purpose of organizing . Central National /
omnittee. Ex-senator Fowler, of Tennessee,
esided. A large and respectable assemblaFe |
re present, and perfect harmony prevailed.
Relaxation of principles, presented by Col.
h.Jeferds, Of Texas, was freely discussed
received general approval.
ExAs-G GalUestoB, August 5.-The NeIcs spe-
says: The State Greenbsck Convention
oe 1ne following nominations: Fog Cover
W. "a. Hammons Lieutenant Governor,
o. names; Comptroller, H. A. Spencer; At
PEDsy General, Fred. w. Chandler; Treasurer,
vs. Mhetstone; Commissioner Of the Land
9hlces aoob Kauechler. The Convention ad-
pnrndd ssac d.e
e1p Hancock has been noniuetsd for
4ssseAs p the aocrats Of the Fifth Dis