New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-17
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE TURKISH COMPLICATIONS

THE TURKISH COMPLICATIONS.
TIE INSURGENTS ENCOURAGED BY RECENT Sue
CEssEs-TuE GUERRILLA WARFARE LIKELY To
CoNTINUE-sTUBB CONTEST n THE sERyIAN
LEGIsLATURE-FoRTY-TwO DEPUTIES IN PAvOB
OF wAR-sERyM STILL ARMISG.
LONDON, Thursday, Sept 10, 1875.
A Berlin special dispatch to The Times says the re-
cent successes of the lierzegovnan nsnrgentsrend-
er the continuance of guerrilla warfare until Spring
possible. In such it will be difficult to restrain
the Servians from participating. Austria with an
eye to these contingencies has issued orders regu-
atng the supply of horses in the event Of mob
lzation of troops.
KRAGUJEyATz, Servia Thursday, Sept. 10, 1873.
The discussions in Committee of the skouptschina,
on the address in reply to Prince Milans speech,
have already begun, and will probably last till Sat
urday. The members of the minority who are in
favor of war, it is believed over several MEN,
bers in the debates already had in committee. At
tempts to secure a compromise before submitting a
draft of the address to the Skouptschna are still
earnestly pushed but it is feared the party of action
will be victorious, especially as the population is
becoming more and more urgent for war. The Min
istry will oppose war, even il the Committee report
in favor Of it, TO the length of resignation Tho
peace party is less hopeful but it has not yet aban
doned its efforts.
again violated Seryian territory.
The Seryian armament is continuing
LATER-Forty-two Deputies oppose the Govern
ment, and are in favor of war, but majority ap
pears to be secured 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 -
consequently somewhat lessened.
BELGRADE, Thursday Sept 10, 1875.
According to Servian reports the TuTkslhave per-
secuted the Christians at Orachova, in Northern
Bosnia. Six Christians were nlassacred.
CONFLICTS BETWEEN CHURCH AND STATE.
TIE PAPAL NUNCIo AT MADRID CALLS FOR RE-
LIGIoUs PRESCRIPTION AND WANTS EDUCATION
PLACED UNDER CLERICAL coNTRoL-A THREAT
TO AID Don CARLOS MPLIED-A CABINET
COUNCIL CALLED-THE BRAZILIAN GOVERNMENT
CONClLHToRY.
LONDON. Thursday, Sept. l6, 1873
The Madrid correspondent of The Times
summarizes the circular of Papal Nuncio to the
Bishops Ms follows:
The Nuncio claims the fulfllment Of the Concordat,
which forbids the exercise Of any ncnCatholic creed
lie also claims the transfer OF the superintendent over
ular power in supprssng heretca teaching and tera-
tire He says of the causes OF civil war is the way
in which religious unity la, been misunderstood by pre-
viOs Governments For these reasons, in view Of these
sad consequences, the Holy See believes itself strictly
obliged to present these observations to the Govern
mcnt.
The Times correspondent adds:
No doubt the presentation OF this audacious claim at
time when Liberal Cabinet has just been installed i'm
plies threat that if the Governm rejects it the bless
of the Church will be definitely transferred to Don
Carlos and peace retarded ia every possible way.
The circular commented by all the Spanish papers
Great surprise is expressed that the Nunco it with
out the permission of the King The EpOcd asserts that
another circular equally important has been issued.
Cabinet council has been called for tomorrow ex-
cusyey for the consideration Of the Nuncio's circular
PERNAMBUco Brazil Thursday, Sept 10, 1873
II is believed that imperial decree granting
tiles bishops and OF doceses will be pub
lishcd on Friday. The Government has determined to
pursue a cOnciatory policy the question OF religion