, 1875-10-09

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~SANTANDER, Sept. ls.--A force Of 565
cavalry embarked for Cuba yesterday.
LONDON. Sept. 20.--The Oarlist Committee
of this city have promulgated the following
General Dorregaray has been appointed Com
mander-in chief Of the Carlist army. General
Tristany has been appointed the Carlist Gap
taln'General of Cataioua. The headquarters
of the CArlists are now near San Marcos IN
the province of Guipuzcoa. General SAbAlls
is expected there.
MADRID. Sept. 81 --Reinforcements to the
number of $4,000 viii % to. Cuba by the 18th
OF November next.
Its stated tdat the Olrlist General SabalIs
With two sons and several Ca:Iist leaders,
have entered France.
1t is stated iu wsll.informed circles that the
government has determined to pursue an ener.
getic course. with regard to the circular of
the Papll Nunoio, and will fully maintain the
royal prerogative in The premises.
1ne Gaceta will tomorrow publish a MIN
isterlal circular to the projects, urging concilia-
slon ON all liberal mon lrchists. The date Of
the election for the CJrtes is not yet appointed.
Sept. pa Madrid telegram to the Daily
News states that the Papal Nunoio has asked
tor the Ambition Of legal proceedings against
bishops, IN virtue of the provisions Of the Con
cordat.
MADRID, Sept. 22.-The Correspondence,
of this city, says that Cardinal Sm3onI, tho
Plpll NIncio, adore 5sed a note t. the late
government demanlIng the execution Of the
Concordat between Spain and the Vatican, the
payment of the arrears due to the clergy and
that the nominations to the still vacan: bishop.
RIGS be made as soon as possible. Don Aieja an
dro Clstro, the then Minister Of Foreign AZ
fairs, and DJn Pedro Salaveria, the Minister
OF Finance, replied. The reply was couch.d
IN concilltory but firm language. Tue Minis.
tiers endeavoured to convince the Nuncio that
the circumstances Of the case no longer por-
mitted him to put forward his demands.
The police have discovered several secret
repositories Of arms and ammunition, which
are supposed to b. intended for a socialist
rising
The Spanish Envoy at the Vatican is instruct
ed that the Madrid government will be firm
but moderate. 1t will respect religion, but,
at the same tine, protect the rights Of tue
State.
1t is believed here that tho Vatican will
finally abato its protensious
HENDAYE, Sept. 22.-The northern army has
cut off all CO Communication between the Cariists
in Navarro and Aragon, VINO are compelled to
cross the from Ter. G3narai DJrr garay has
concentrated his forces around Estella.
SANrANDER, Sep. % The embarkation of
troops for Cuba IS aotiveIy goicg on. Up to
the present 1000 men have sailed for that
island.
ROME AND SPAIN.
ROME, Sept. l6-The Voce della Teytta
states thai the Spanish Ambtssld'r to tue
Vatican has resigned in consequence of the
Ministerial changes in Madrid.
GERMANY.
LONDON, Sept. l6-A great fire occurred
at Pad7rborn, Prussia, last Sunday. Ono
hundred buildings were destroyed, whereby
800 families we're rendered homeless.
BERLIN Sept. 2l-The Municipal Court of
Berlin has sentenced til, editor of the German'a,
an ultram)ntane journal, to five months impri-
sonment for having published an article insulting
to tue Chancellor and melting disybodicnce Of
the law.
LONDON, Seot. GA despatch from Berlin to
The Morning Post ,naoaaoes that the Blahop Of
Mdlot3s, against whom proceedings for daposi
ton from his saa are pending, has gone to
Rome.
A special telegram to the Pail Mall Gazette
states that the case of Count Aruim has been
fixed in the higher court for the 18th of Oc-
tober. 1t is expected that the Hammer.
gericht's sentence will be confirmed. The
Count, who is seriously indisposad, is still in
Switzerland.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Sept. 22.-The Emperor OF Aus
tria, on receiving the Parliamentary delega.
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