The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-09-17
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The Correspondencia does not believe tn
Spanish Cortes will meet this year.
Pans. Sept 16-The Republicans were II
session to-day. The Permanent Committee
RETAINED from questioning or criticizing the
government An adjournment took place
without debate.
THE PAPAL NUNCIO.
LONDON, Sept. 16.-The Madrid correspond
ent of the Times summarizes the circular oil
the Papal nuncio to Bishops as follows The
nuncio claims the fulfllment of the concordat,
which forbids the exercise Of any non-Catho-
lie creed; requires the transfer OF superln-
tendence over education to the clergy, and
pledges the cooperation of the secular power
in suppressing heretical teaching and litera-
ture. He says one of the causes OF CIV! war
is the way in which religious unity has been
misunderstood by previous governments.
For these reasons, in view of these conse-
quences, the Holy See believes itself strictly
obliged to present these observations TO the
government.
The Times correspondent adds: No doubt
the presentation of this audacious claim, at
time when the liberal cabinet has just been
installed, implies that II the government re-
iects it, the blessing of the church will be
retarded in every possible way.
THE EUROPEAN COMPLICATIONS.
LONDON, Sept. 16.-The Berlin special to
the Times says the recent successes of the In
surgents render continuance OF guerilla
warfare until spring possible. In such case
it will be difficult to restrain the Servians from
participating. Austria, with all eye to these
contingencies, has issued orders regulating
the supply Of horses in the event OF a mobill-
nation.
TURKISH AGGRESSIONs-PERSECUT OF
CHRISTIANS.
BELGRADE, Sept. 16.-The Turks have |
again violated Servian territory Servian |
armament continues
The Turks are prosecuting Christians in
Northern Bosnia. Six Christians have re-
Gently been massacred.
KRAaUJEwAcz, Servia, Sept. 16.-The dis
cussion in Commi of the Skoupchtina on
the address in reply to Prince Milan's speech
has commenced, and will probably last until
Saturday. Members of the minority, who IA
vor war, have won over several members in
the debate.
Attempts to secure compromise before
submitting the draft of the address to the
Skoupchtina are still earnestly pushed but it
is feared the party of action will be victorious,
especially as the population are becoming
more urgent for war;
The Ministry will oppose war, even if the
committee report in favor Of it, to the length
of resignation. The peace party is less hope
full, but has not yet abandoned its effort.
KRAGUJEwAcz, Sept. 16, Evening
two deputies oppose the government and
favor war, but the majority appears to be Sc .
cured for the address which proposes to leave =
the question to the wisdom Of Prince Milan. =
The government is most active in its efforts
to maintain peace, and the immediate danger !,
Of war is consequently somewhat lessened. =
PERNAMBUco, Sept. 16.-It is believed an +
Imperial decree, granting annuities to bish- 7
BPS and governors of dioceses, will be pub =
ished on Friday. The government has de- =
ermined to pursue a conciliatory policy on 4
he question Of religion.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs replies to q
note recently received from the Buenos Ayres
Government, that he has accepted the ex- :;
plantations concerning all the differences be- y y
'ween the two countries excepting the Para q
,uayan boundary question, upon which no u
decision has been reached. y