The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-09-15
Morning Star AND catholic aeS&en <er.
aSW oRLEANs SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1s ls7s
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HSW ORLEANS SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER Is. 1878
rELEaRAPHIo SUMMARY.
CONDENSED from Associated Press Telegramsl
BoREIaN
TIE CHURCH AND GERMANY. The Pari
Temps Of the 18th sysi An agreement as t.
modus vfeendi has been arrived OF between
Germany and the Vatican, and 1t will be short
ly announced in Q letter from the Crow
Prince Frederick william to the Pope.
Verdi has completed his new Ave act operi
entitled "Monteaums" which will be first pro
duoed in Milan.
SWITZERLAND AND THE CHURCH -Berns
Sept. 10.-The Grand Council of Switzerland
has granted amnesty to ninety-three Catholic
PEisssts WHO we're o. deprived OF al shsit FL living; II
ments of the State.
FRANCE "A grand fete was held at Boul
ogne Sur Mer on the 95h, in honor Of the pas
ssge Of bill by the Chambers sppropriatinR
sea harbor ct that place.
Minister Noyes has opened in Paris . sub-
scription in the aid Of the fever sufferers in the
Southern States
= 0opneils, 90 far 90 known. indicate large Gov
ernAaeut mejority. The Diario snuouDoes that
q conspiracy has bsen discoVered In Seville to
establish federal republic. go
ENGLAND -oysf GOO bodies have been re-
covered OF persons drowned by the disaster to
the Princess Alice.
A frightful colliery explosion occurred on
the 11sb. at Abercarne, near Newport, in
MonmOnthghire. There were 81 men in the
pit ct the time, of whom it 10 estimated 2s0
perished.
The London Times of the 10th Gays: There
Is not o single encouraging feature in the oot-
ton trade of North lancashire. The condition
of the market is worse than ever and the out
look most gloomy. Goods are not only being
fast accommodating in mill store rooms. Small
manufacturers. with limited means, are oblig
ed to sell at almost any eacrihce. and before
the crisis 10 passed there is NO doubt many of
these firms will succumb.
GERMANY Modelling, the man who sttsmpt-
ed to kill the Emperor, died on the 10th CT
paralysis of the lungs.
The Reichssag met on the 9'h. Baron
Stauffen berg, National Liberal, and Prince
LRudenburg, an adherent Of Prince Bismarck's,
were ed Woe Presidents. In bis speech,
which was read by Count Wernigerode, the
Socialist bill will be adopted, that the spread
OF the Socialist movement may be arrested,
and that those who have been misled by it
may be brought back to the right path. No
reference ives made in the Emperor's speech
to foreign affairs.
TURKKY.-Mshemet Ali, the great Turkish
General, was recently sent to Albania to quiet
the people who had organised to repel the ad.
Vance of any Christian forots. On his arrival
Mehemet was charged with having come to
hand over the country to the ServianS and his
escort was ct once STACKED. The fight lasted
met's escorts and In his own death.
The Albanian league, said to number IS 900
we'll armed and equipped men, have determin-
sny Christian power. There is much talk Of
Servin and Montenegro cooperating with
Austria. 1t ie thought possible, at Vienna,
that anarchy in Albania may compel Aus sris
TO occupy that province also.
TURKEY AND GREEcE-The Berlin Oorres-
pondent of the Post states it 10 rumored that
Sne powers intend jointly to remonstrste
eealnst the Porte's baokwsrdness in executing |
the treaty Of Berlin, especially % regards |
Montenegro and Greece.
The Standards POris correspondent hears |
1tom good sources that Greece is actively pre- |
sideEg inevitable. All f1rlouRhed soldiers |
nave been ordered to join their regiments i'm
mediately.
RussIA;-LStest reports state that Prince
PeterSburg and that Count SchouvaloE has |
been relieved of office at his own request.
Lhe 6ussians occupied BStoum on the 9th
United STATES.
WAsHINGToN; Gen. Gibson has had an inter-
view with She Secretary of the Treasury and
completed arrengements for the payment Of
she Gemiies OF the men who went down with
the McAlliBter last January.
The Post Office Department has complakad
arrangements with the Mallory line of steamera
Q carry the mails from New York to Calves
SSo. Mails TO the latter city have hitherto
Socn "a stopped by quarantine regulations.
RS.Hn. zen. James Lougstreet has been appointed
AeSenue Agent for Georgia and Florida.
e. YEN; MILES AND THE INDIANs.-BoSeman,
s.,s. Sps. AZ: a via Helena, Mon, Sept 12.-By an
Shst courier from Capt. Brewing We learn
Shs SSunoay last Gen. Miles had @ battle with
Sns H1s.,lsI ,nAHnocks on Soda Butt Greek, near
NIdENs ia tI forks, Thirteen Indians were killed,
fnss5 EsSs % the party, 81 in ALL we're cap
S,stt .iae9 loss was Capt. Andrew 8. Ben
nelt nS sia,odt and one colder mogtally Wonndea.
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