The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1879-01-19
VOLUME XII.
Morning Star ano c ,thoiic 'sssenser.
aA@ uxLnARs SUNDAY, JANUARY 10 1873.
rELEGRAPHIc SUMMARY.

an uxLNARs SUNDAY, JANUARY 10 1873.
TELKaRAPHIc SUMMARY.
Tcondensed from Associated Press Telegramal
FOREIGN
RoME.-On the 10th, the Pops's enoyclioa
letter appeared in the Osserratore Romano
covering seven columns of that paper he de
nounces Socialism, Communion and Nihilism
which initiate no longer secretly but openly
against the OWL state, rnpturing the matri
monial ties, ignoring the right of property
claiming everything however legally inherited
or honestly acquired, and attempting even the
lives of kings. These sinister agencies spring
from the Reformation, which opened the
slnice gates of skepticism till goddess govern
ments have arisen wherein the Author and
trained to believe that mans distinies ore
bounded by the present and without any here
after. hence the impatient and aggressive
spirit which seeks its qualification at others
expense. Thus the natural development of the
Reformation was indicated bv previous Pom
tiffs from Clement XII. to Plus TX in their
attentions and eucyoiicals, but the choroh's
warning is more than ever req hired. When
oppressed. When the tyrant is too strong she
epjoins resignation. The Pope ustitiea Carie-
tian marriage and the subservience of woman
to man, of the child to the parent, and Of the
servant to the master. Such interdependence
rightly observed in the state as in the family
would operate on the earth esit does in Heaven.
The poverty of which socialism is impatient is
corrected bS the church, which besides her
own charities epjoins aims giving on the rich
to whom abe tins recoDciles the poor. Such
is the solution of the evils for which socialism
all principalities aud powers accept the
Church, the safeguard of earthly ard the
surety of heavenly things.
FRANCE On the 14th the Chambers reas-
sembled, the Assembly reelected Grevy, presi
dent, and the Senate chose Louis Joseph Mar
tel, who was nominated by the Repu blicans.
The country is already in q state of great
agitation on account of the proceedings of the
extreme Radicals who have been greatly en-
holdened By the success of the Republican
party. They desire at once to secure the adop-
ton OF programme which will include the
abolition of clerical Influence in the nniversi
in favor of compulsory education assurance
against protectionism and promise OF dis
miesal of reaotionsry members of the magis-
tracy and foreign offica.
General Borel, Minister OF War, has resigned,
and General Gresley has been appointed 10 his
place.
London, Jan 16-An the special correspond
ents at Paris of London newspapers speak of
the eituation in France as serious. The Times
Paris dispatch, though subseq uently qualifying
the Information by the statement that the
evening meeting of the Republican Union was
reported to be more moderate in character,
declares that the Left appears almost deter
mined to overthrow the D afsure Cabinet, pro
it unworthy of confidence, unless it
puDl1enee DeIorSna0Q l0b OF lnG6nQ6d Qt6mlH-
sails of functionaries. The Cabinet refuses to
thus compromise lite dignity.
The Times dispatch continues: The conduct
Of the Republicans is justifying all the worst
paper, La Repu6liQae EancGise, attaoks the sp-
pointment of Gresley to the Ministry of War,
Instead of Fare. "The Left have fully made
mp their minds to have the Ministers, and are
determined to remove all bat Repu blicans from
ofioe, and to carry out the wishes of the cleo |
feral body, especially as regards the Ministry |
Of War" Gambetta's speech at Romans left |
no doubt as to the magnitude of the changes |
'heee>is q change in the Generals in command |
Of the army corps, most of whom are regarded |
rs hostile 60 republican institu tions.
The changes and reforms cannot be expected |
% take place, if there shall be at the head of
he War Offce msn 80 undecided in oharac
er az Gen. GreBley. His past, the company he
ieePs, and his general skepticism in all things,
ank him among the members of the most I'M
Meaning of parties, the CONSTITUTIONAL Oriean-
St The Left would have liked to have had
ien. Faidherbe, but his physical infirmities
,arre who Dutaure proposed for the cfioe, but
resident MaoMahon refused to sanction the
ppointmept, and threatened to resign If it
.as insisted upon. DofAure yielded, and as
ented to the appointment of Gresley.
The Paris correspondent of the Times regards
1e sitnStion a. very critical. The overthrow
! the Csbinets the says, would lead to Mao
Lahon's retirement and Q Government by the
IRENE y. Left, with revoiutionary programme
,,hioh would profoundly derange society
hroughout France.
Tn WAR IN DEMONSTRATIONS Roberts
% had fight with force of the enemy
mi! n,n1SerinR 5000 men. The British loss was 2
1Meo and wounded. The Afghans lost 800
=, liiea and wounded, and were entirely routed.
ne Englsh forces having reached desirable
oslVions In the heart of Afghsnistau have
, one into winter quarters. The health of the
loops is good.
United STATES.
|, MAsHnGroN.-Tn the Senate during execu- I
SMe session, the war between Hayes aud Con-
-Hng broke ont afresh on the New York ap- ]