The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-01
VOLUME XII.


asW oRLEAas. SUNDAY, sEPTEMBER !. 1873
"a TELEGRAPHIc SUMMARY.
M ICondensed from Associated Press Telegrams.l
M FOREIGN
M ROME The Osservatore Romano announces
shat letters have been recei ged from 54S Catho
lic journalist, throughout Europe, who intens
70 take part in the press pilgrimage to the fee
of the Pontff, on the anniversary of his exal
sation.
IrALY.-Another letter from Gsrib aldi has
6pen published, being the fourth in the pasi
ortnfght. intended TO promote agitation
against Germanio Governments, especially An
Rsria. He denounces the Z Ksserbund and Bis
5narck's endeavor to caress his natural ally
Nnds nothing horrible in the programme of the
erman Socialists. On the contrary, two OF
eeir articles form part of his lifelong con.
4ee the smelioration of the material and moral
addition Of the people.
HOLLAND "A new education law has been
saOpted by the Chambers and sanctioned by
tho King, which excludes the Bible and relig-
itsps teaching from primary schools.
EPA1N.-The Political publishes an 81 tiole to
yhich considerable Significance is attached,
EploriDg the threatening conduct of the Con-
3tQtio nalists, and declaring the Government
Determined to aot with the utmost energy
bould they abandon the paths of legality.
RUSSIA. An Imperial ukase has been issued
3mpora arily placing crimes against the State,
nd attacks upon officials, under military jo-
slediction.
GEKNANY.-Berlir, dug. 27.-The German
FEDERAL Council has adopted the bill against
Gocialists as amended by it's Judicial commit
feee. The amendments provide that the polics
8Rut horities of the different t States, and not
She central Federal sntherities shall be
empowered to prohibit Socialist associations,
and that appeals shall be taken to o commit
tee of the Federal Council and not an imperial
bureau.
special to the MancAester Guardian says:
The negotiations between Mgr. Masella, the
Papal Nuncio, and Bismarck, have led to no
result whatever, conse equently the Ultramon-
tsnes (Catholits) in the Reicht sg will contin-
ne to oppose the government.
"a AUSTRIAN OCCUPATION OF BosNIA-So for
nidable is the opposition by the inhabita ants
- the occupation of Posnia by the Austrians
Y NAT the latter have been compelled to suspend
pp6rstious till they bring up four new dfvis-
sons, when the whole force, mum bering 100. 900
ssan, will be united and operations will be pros
E41ted on a large scale. 1t is reported that the
qetrian force under Szspsny is surrounded
20 600 Bosuians and is in q critical position.
TURKEY.-The Russian evacuation has COM
annced and Is progressing steadily. The Bal
4rians have renow ed their bood-thirst sty pro-
edings and most horrible crimes against Mis-
snamans are reported. At Jambol they had
enguinary fight with the Russians who at
ampted to stop the maltrestmeut of Jews aud
urks. Many Russians and Bulgarians were
Htiled and wounded.
UNITED STATES.
CONSIDERATION OF BISHOP KEANE OF RICH.
oNp-The cons soration Of Rev. Jno. j Keane,
g Washington, ss fifth Bishop of the Diocese
~ Rich mond, and Vicar Apostolic of North
golina, took place in the Richmond Catbe-
Als Sunday morning, August 25sh. Il being
zen conseCrsted in Richmond, the occasion
eated great interest among the Catholics of
diocese, crowds of whom came from vari-
y points to witness the ceremonies. Besides
||IH6e. MANY of OEhaF denominations q f.
cted by the novelty of the ceremony. Large
nbers were also present from Baltimore,
sather was delightful. At 10 O'Clock the line
escort, composed OF. delegations from various
NAtholic societies, formed alongside the walk
etween the Episcopal residence and the
burch, in such manner Ss to keep back the
Owd, and soon after the procession of AGO.
tes and priests and bishops, with the Bishop
ects and Consecrator Archbishop Gibbons,
"a Assistant Consecrstors Right Rev. B shop
eIey, of Chicago, and Right Rev. Bishop
ne, of Wheeling, West Virginia, in the rear |
sed from the house into the Cathedral.
ceremony of conservation was then begun, |
A progressed with great solemnity and i'm
e1siveness. Conservation sermon was
sached by Right Rev. P. N. Lynch, Bishop Of |
srleStop. 1t was an able effort. and ooou
% one hour in its delivery. Four hours |
esed before the con Olusion ofthe solemnites, |
nt they were of such an interesting character
bat the congregation gave no evidence of be- |
ng tired, and remained quietly until the pro. |
lessicn was formed at the end of the mass, and |
eturned to the Episcopal mansion. During |
% whole time large crowds remained outside |
% Cathedral, anxious to see and hear all they |
aid. In the afternoon Archbishop Gibbons |
ebrated pontifioal vespers, during which |
snop Keane delivered his FIRST sermon to q |
ewded congregation. There we're present |
1gnt Rsv. Bishop Moore, Of Florida, and !
1gnt Kew. Bishop Gross, Of Savannah also |
large nSmber Of priests from cities North |
SPEECH BIZ SECRETARY SHERMAN.-CiRcin |
IT'S Aags 70 --SecratarF Sherman made |
paech IS Che Chsmbef 81 Commerce to.dsT.
lnH 2 nrat hQRsfal view of buainess afFairs ]