The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1878-01-13

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rELEaRAPH1G SUMMARY.
(Condenasd from Associated Press Telegramsl 49,
FOREIGN.
DEATH OF VIcToB EMMANURL.-Last Sat-
urday King Victor Emmanuel was taken i'll
with the pieurisy and died at $50 O'Clock
"Wednesday the 9th. Before his death he con-
fessed to Mgr. F. Msrinelli, Sacrstan of the
apostolic Palace, who was sent to him by the
Pope's domestic prelate. The Austrian Al
6assador was present, with Prince Humbert,
Princess Msrgherita and state dignitaries
when the King received the Sacrament of ex-
treme unotion from his chaplain, Amino.
His eldest son Humbert was at once pro-
plaimed King and Issued the following procla-
pas suddenly bsfallen MS. Victor Emmanuel,
she founder of the Kingdom of Italy, and its
unity, Las been taken from us. 1 received his
let Sigh: Which was ~. for the patton, his last
people; his voice, which will alw ays resound
n my heart, bids me vanquish sorrow and In
zone consolation possible. namely, to show our
selyes worthy of him-I by following in his
Tootsteps, and you by remaining devoted to
those civic virtues by the aid of which he ac-
Noomplished the difficult task of rendering
Italy great and united. I shall be mindful Of
hia grand example of devotion to country. love
which are the pride of my house. My sole am
bition will be to deserve the love of my peo-
PIE. Italians. your first King is dead; his suo.
mot die. Let as mite in this great hour of |
seorrow. Lot us strengthen that concord which |
pas always been the salvation Of Italy"
balmed and lies in state in the Qnirinal. It
~tI1 probably be inferred Tuesday.
v The London 1imes' Paris correspondent tele-
srapbs: "The prospect. of an early conclave
soupled with this event, excites anxeties
Hhich Victor Emmanuel might have warned
"a, although Plus TX. repeatedly declared that
n hi i've ds o1G enough to see the King re-
&nown. could not help liking each other, and
he King had often prevented his advisers
which the Pontiff took pleasure in heapipg on
Bid. Here, too, individual good will and re-
spSot disappear with the King, and there is no
seiing how far Italy will now be willing or
slave"
How THE Pope RECEIVED THE News OF THE !
KINGS DEATH.-Londop, Jan. 1.-The Daily
pn receiving news Of the death of the King, \
aid: 81 expected it; had pardoued him let | Z
e now pray for the repose of his soul"
E.RANcE.-Paris, January 8 --Triennial mu-
Sunday last. The delegation of muuicipal Il
H1 ns: VIII have preponderating voice in
2cttng Senators next year. In Paris 70
'oncif1ors out of 80 are Republicans, are
30aervatives, and second ballots are neces. A
~. Previously there were 10 Conservative tc
tuncillors here. p
IN the provincial towns the Republicans n
re generally successful
cessful. sc
p far as heard from the country distriots CT
"a considerable Republican game.
sasts January ION. GambettA has inst T.
tvered speech at Marseilles. He said it in
ow advisable for the Republicans to mako a br
until 1850, to fortify the positions already in
9uered, and support the present Ministry ga
after the Senatorial elections next year, We
they will have q minority in the Senate
Eli then, there should be rash ness, no la!
nHions, no mistakes.
- Wharf.-The Turks evacuated Sophia, CD
. was occupied by the Russians on the an
Etance to the Russians as it gives them 4
OF operations South of the Balkans. tic
s1e Grand Duke Nicholas has telegraphed do
nary am Ssppy to ooneratuIat x', yopr POI
esty upon q brilliant victory gained this are
Gen: Radetzky, after desperate fighting, Ore
9red the whole Turkish army defending hs
5hipka Pass, consisting of Al bRttaIions, ply
eteries, and regiment of cavalry. Prince NO
haS occupied Kephanlik. Gen. skobe. out
plde Shipka. anc
sre 10 every probability that q six weeks' our
Will be arranged between Turkey and We
"a tne Sultan having already appointed sns
LII All as commissioner to treat with the coz
'5INEsE MASSACRE OF FIFTEEN Thou. pi.e
1oPLE.--Lohdom, January 5.--The I'D. ti SS
on reliable antb ority, that official t t,ol
sion has been received in 81. Peters. tna
as the Chinese have massacred 10 600 neG
CmSn and children at the Kasligarisn s SOn
les. 4"SU H'Hu'i"i nat
UNIFIED sTArEs. saw
-N'A"N"-CohgFesS met en- the 10Th due
Inc sar,+a Ca. ,o,. ing
Amendments to the Constitutjon 81 4
~ CnrT;t tne riGns 70 vote. IL was refer hon
SYi,Syi,,s tS % oo Cnen onerea resol1- CouI
buS laule8 VINO advocate the air. lam