The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-07-28
VOLUME XII.
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
saw oRLEANs, s0HDAY, JULY 90 1873.

Morning Star and Catholic Messenger
10 oeI.EHNs sGH6SY J1I,T % ls7s,
TELEaRAPHIC SUMMARY.
tCondensed from Associated Press Telegramsl
FOREIGN
ROME We have again this week the
usual report from Radical sources that the
Holy Fathers health is suffering from the
heat and that he will soon leave for Perugia.
25th states positively that 1t 10 abs olutely
false that the Holy Fathers health is at all
impaired by the heat. Toe Paris Defence .pub.
fishes letter from Rome stating that the
Papal Nuncio at Munich will go to B srlin to
conclude arrangements which will restore re-
ligious peace in Germany.
ITALY-The sgitation1by the Radicals for
continued s % with u unSbased I vigor ord during the
week. About fifty meetings have been held
ct one of which Menoti, Garib sldi's son, pre-
sided. This Telegram from Garibaldi was
read: "Enslaved people have the right to
revolt Men of Trieste take to the noun
tair g." The italian Government has taken no
repressiye steps so far. bot has assured Austria
that it does NOT sympathize with the move
! ment. In Vienna the agitation forms the
principal torio If conversation, but an impress
A sion exists that the Radical Italisns aim sim
we're M peasures and Thus erspre its own de-
struction.
GERn1N4.-Fhs approaohing elections ab-
sorb pnblic attention. The canvass is bitterly
personal and acrimonious. The Government
feels secure in having q good working ma
jority.
SPA1N-There is much distress in the sgri-
cultural districts in consequence of the drouth.
In Andalusia the peasants resist the collection
of the octro and land tax. Loousts and the
phylloIers are very prevalent.
DEGREES assimilating the municipal and pro-
viucial laws of Cuba and dividing the island
into six provinces have been formally gszetted.
preamble announces that Cuba is entitled
to be represented 10 the Cortes by forty De-
puties and ten Senators.
ENGLAND Lord Harrington, the leader of
the Liberals, has presented Q resolution con-
demnipR the course of the Government on the
Eastern Qaestion. The debate will begin on
the % IN, and will probably last week. It is
thought that the government will secure the
defeat of Hartington's resolution and the
adoption of one approving its course, by from
member from Newcastle, has presented peti-
tion dc I'm anding the impeachment of Bsscons-
field.
On the 90 d, Northcote announced to the
House the betrothsl of the Duke of Connaught,
Queen VIctoria'si third son, with Princess
Marie Louise of Prussia, daughter of Prince
would move on Thursday the provisions of a
grant for the Duke. Sir Charles Dixie, Rad
ical, gave notice he would submit On amend
ment, reciting there is no constitutional pre-
cedent for suoh application.
The signing of the treaty of peace has inn
proved business prospects in En- gland wonder
fully. At all the centres { f iron ind ustry es-
Rscially at Sheffield, the revival is marked.
There is, however, some trouble at Dudley
Rowley where "a 600 nail makers have struck.
UNITED STATES.
WAsHINGToN.-The Washington Post pub |
fishes an interview with John 8. Mosby on the |
subject of General Grants candidacy in 1880. |
Mosby received long letter from Grant |
month ago, but no alluSion whatever was made |
in 1t to his future possible csndidac ?.
Mosby believes Grant will be nominated by |
President in 1880 and will be Overwhelmingly |
elected. He says Grant can carry all the States |
Hayes did and several more, and that Grant is |
me only Republicsu who osn carry any States
"a the South, becAuss Southern men will dare |
more and risk more to support him than any |
one else.
TRAMP5-A bill for the Punishment of |
eraTps P9ssed the House of Representatives |
1of New Hampshire, on the oath. 1t provides |
Tor punishment by imprisonment from fifteen |
months mp to Ave years., the former penalty |
being provided for any person proved Q tramp. |
TE5As..The Democratic Convention, COM
snd nominated the following ticket
Chief Justice o. N. Roberts for Governor,
JoS: u SayeEs for Lieutenant Governor, George |
1oCormick for Attorney General, Stephen 81. |
DArden, for Comptroller, Frank Lubbock |
Tor Treasurer, w. n. Walsh for Commissioner |
General Lsnd Ofice.
number of ballots for Governor yvsra
taken, the contest at first being between |
Hubbard and Throckmorton each reoeivino
nearly half the vote. The latter was then
withdrawn and Judge Devine nominated
against Hubbard. The vote continued the
Same till q conference committee was appoint-
ed which withdrew all candidates and nomi- |
mated Roberts.
THE TNvEsTIa ATIoN,-The Potter committaa
nes aoj burned to the Coast and now holds its
SneeIlogs at Atlantic City. Last Thursday,
SeCEethry sherman and Generol Garfield were
sN1Amined. ~ They failed to break the force Of
Ine Lesamony given by Anderson Weber, and
OeneIe. BntIer made an attempt to show that |
S5 Sne Secent removal Of Parker as Poet Master ut
"s" OEAesns ana the appointment Of Badger,