The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-27


TRLEaRAPH1c SUMMARY.
CONDENSED from Associated Press TelegramsI
FOREIGN
IRELANp.-CardinalP Paul Cullen, Archbisho
of Dublin, died last Thursday. He was Dor
in 1503 and was made cardinal in 1866.
The Fepiau convict Clancy, who was sen
fenced in 1867 has been liberated.
The annual conference of the Home Ruler
virtually approving the policy of par1iamen
tary obstruction pursued by Charles Stewar
Parnell, and Joseph Gillis Bigger. No actio'
was taken regarding the leadership Of tn
party. Dr. Bntt refused to take part in th
proceedings.
ITALY.-Ministers Corti, Briezzo and Broc
cheti have resigned, and their resignation
have been accepted. Crispi has pub b'ished
Itsly in the eyes of Europe. The situation il
very complicated.
GERMANY.-The Reichstag on the 19tt
adopted the whole of the Socialist bill by
servative and National Liberals voted fo
the bill. Bismarck then read a message
closing the Reichstag. He said the Govern
ment, armed with this bill. would make &
decided effort to cure the prevalent disease
If they were not able to succeed in two and 8
half years, the Government hoped to obtair
further concession.
Tho Hamburg Central Committee of the
Germen Socialists have issued a proclamation
urging Socialists to continue agitation it
houses, work ksbops and barracks, and TO con
lam during the past fifteen years. In short, tC
change the methods of agitation, but not desisi
from it.
Several German Socialist newspapers antici.
patipg suppression, announce their discortIn
uarce, but ut the same time advertise the ap-
pearanoe of new journals by the came publish
ers Thus the VOrwsrts, particularly violent
Socialist organ, announces the speedy appear.
of a tO "a callpd t'The RafOrm1 i
nal" to be devoted to the general interests OF
the people.
ENGLAND AND AFGHANIsTAN.-The Ameel
pretepds to bs anxious to compromise but
this is only rus, to gain time for prepara
ton. The English Government can afford tC
negotiate, as there is little doubt that ali idea
of a winter campaign has been abandoned
but ouly upqualItied and immediate subms
sion will prevent war, ard it is almost hope
lees to expect the Amear TO yield to the rt quire
ments OF the Government, one of witch is that
commend of the most important strategic
routes shall be placed in its hand
AFFAIRS IN TURKEY.-The Russian ermy re-
maius within 100 miles of ConstG L tinople
Native armies forming in Bulgaria and
Roumelia,, under Russian officers, equipped
with Russian arms and cou III apded in the
Russian tongue, and number about so 600 N en-
Forcible enlistments continue.
In q recent speech Sir Stafford NoIt thcote
said the important moment would be next
May--the period to complete Russian evscua
tion. He was convinced that the powers
would not suffer the treaty of Berlin, which
cost 80 much, to be set aside.
AUsTRIA.-Couut.V Won Beust has been ap-
pointed Austrian Ambassador st Paris.
The appointment is considered at Berlin as
being inimical to German intereats.
THE GLASGOW BANK The bank he's lost on
the most moderate and favorable estimate
S3l 600 900 The whole management OF the
aging director and six directors, were arrested
Saturday on the charge of fraud. They are
confined separately, and not allowed to COM
municete with any person. They all surrend.
cred without trouble, and declared they would
have done 30 voluntarily if they had known
they were wanted.
The Scotsman says call for $4,000 per share
will be made on the shareholders Of the Bank
UNITED STATES.
SPEECH BY SECRETARY SHKRMAN.-Presi-
dent Hayes and several members of the Csbi-
net visited the Maryland State Fair at Cum
periand on the oath. Sherman, in his speech,
said We have imported goods from foreign
countries during the last twelve months to
the value OF S4S0 855. .o17; sold to foreign coun.
tries during the same period goods to the yslue
OF $72O, ass III, leaving q much larger balance
In our favor than has ever occurred before in
our history; and this balance is represented
Us; mostly by debts paid by u.s." Among
bright signs in the national future, he men.
toned the following: Our expectation of man
Stactured cotton increased from So 947, ,526
SSpSing the Fl seal yearending June 30th, 1875 to
S,Is5S .62S daring 1873 The exports of iron and
SISnn6Stactured SIn iron including steel, rose fro m
SLU,oVo 600 in 1873 to S12, 100000 in 1878. The
S1pofts of leather and manufactures of leather
~ GLessed from So eos 600 in 1873 to Sc. or 600
ard -; and our exports of copper and brass
S anu manufactures thereof rosa from $3.50 coo
Uurlng 1873 to 50 07s. 600 during 1873.
~ dEaRRlBLE SToRM.-Early in the morning of
Po.<oo <oo fearful storm swept over the State Of
Hennsylvania In Philadeiphia 3s4 dwelling gs
1n nno stores, 81 churches and "a schools were
Sbasoc ooied. .s. Seven peTeons were killed and