The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-11-17
VOLUME XII.
N,ynlng Star aHd catholic alessenFe
SSW oRLEANs SUNDAY, NOVEMBER II Is7s.
FELEaRAPH1c SUMMARY.


fELEaRAPHIC SUMMARY.
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q ICondensed from Associated Press Telegramsl
FOREIGN
RoME-A London Times dispatch says that
the Clerical party has announced its intention
elections which must follow the contemplated
extension of franchise. L'1taHe says that the
Council of State has decided that the See OF
+ Naples is in the royal patronage. and that the
+ archbishop appointed by the Vatican cannot
enjoy the temporalities of the See until he has
obtained investiture and exequitur from the
King.
peal to the Gear on behalf of Polish Catholics,
and if the appeal be fruitess, will issue an en-
cyclical denouncing the conduct of Russia
GERMANY.-A telegram from Berlin says
The attitude of the exiled German bishops as
indicated by their memorial to the Pope, ex-
pressing the wish that an equitable arrange
ment may be reached with Germany, is regard
reconciliation. The Germania, however, says
that it finds little in the negotiations between
the Vatican and Germany, on which to rest
hopes of peace for the Church.
SwuZKRLAND-The elections on the 18th for
members of the Great Council of the Canton of
Geneva have resulted in favor of the Demo-
cratic. Conservative party. This insures tse
return of the dispossessed Catholic priests. the
cessation of religious war, and eventual sepa-
ration of church and state, but does not insure
the return of Bishop Mermillod, as he was ex-
pelled by the Swiss Federal Government.
FRANcE-The Chamber of Deputies has an
nulled the election of Mons de BourgoinR aud
the electoral committee has recommended the
unseating of Fourtou, late Minister of the In
terror.
The Exhibition was Fl inally closed on the IL 1th
inst. The receipts since the opening were
12 653 746 francs.
sPA1N-Durpg the trial Of Moncasi, for
shooting at the King, it was proved that the
crime ives premedtated since 1877. He had
then intended to attempt it when the King
visited Tsrrsgona. The defsDse attempted to
show that Moncssi was insane or, at most, only
attempted to irtllct bodily harm, nevertheless
he was condemned to desth.
TURKEY.-A Renter telegram from Constsn-
tinople says Russia is establishing second
line of defense at Adrianople. Several proni-
nent forks, believing that the attitude OF the
Russians in Roumelis will lead to war with
4 England and Turkey, are anxious to convince
Minister Layard that the best mode Of fighting
4 Afgbanstan would be to engage Russia IN Eu-
i rope. The Sultau's immediate advisers en-
4 courage, however, pacific course. Several
Ministers, end especially the military party,
favor q definite cession of portion of Bosnia
to Austria, SO as to secure her neutrality in
a view of future contingencies.
4 CARDINAL CULLEN's SUCcEssoR.-A dis
4 patch from Rome to the London Standard dated
4 November 135h, says that Right Rev. Mgr.
McCabe, Bishop of Godara, and coadjutor to
the lats Irish Cardinal, has been selected to
succeed to the Arohbishopric and will probably
4 be made Cardinal. DR.. McCabe has been for a
II IonR Time associated Win Lne Arcn D!ocese ol
Dublin, and is very popular with both priests
and people. He fret attracted attention when
parish priest in st. Nicholas parish, situated a
that part of Dublin known as THE Liberty"
4 for his successful exertons ID reclaim the rough
element, which is very numerous In that
neighborhood. He was thence transferred to
the important parish of Kingston, where he
1 gained further distinction. A short time ago
he was appointed Bishop of Godara and the
appointment was received with satisfaction by
all Glasses. He has throughout his long Min
istry carefully abstained from Interfering in
politics and was in marked contrast to the late
Cardinal in many respects. His appointment
will probably tend to bring to close long
and bitter quarrel between the heads of the
i Catholic Cnurch in Ireland and the Irish Ma
\ tonalists.
UNITED STATES.
WAsHINGroN.-It is currently reported that
Zach Chandler, Don Cameron, and other ex-
IRENE Radicals are freq uently in consultation
with the President, with the view, it is said of
securing his adhesion to the "Bloody Shirt"
4 wing of the party. They hope to effect this
now because HRyesis vexed with the Southern
States for not having elected any Republican
candidate to Congress. The members of the
Cabinet at the meeting on the 18th, were ex-
tremely bitter and revived the old talk about
outrages in the South.
Gen. Ord, commanding the Department of
Texas, says: Trevino's pursuit of depredating
3mexican Indians will make 1t unnecessary for
MIN to do so. These Indians, by their thieving
1ourse, have already depopulated some por-
soouting parties, Of the mountain country
west of the Pecos River have developed unex-
Pectedly well wstered and quite extensive
Slazlng lands, both plain and valley. Silver,
.ead, iron and copper districts have been dis
SSOVered and specimens of both silver and gold
Ufought in. map of the country, which will
give most valuable information, is now in pre-
paratlOn. Gen. Ord asks that the troops Who
have been serving so long in . desert district
a Texas particularly she 10Th Infantry and
e ne colored troopss may be tranRssEErd 20 iuty