The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-09-23
OR EIG N.
Spanish Politics.

MADRID, Sept pa ministerial circular
was issued to the projects to-day, urging the
union of the monarchists of all shades in the
coming election.
spain's Reply to the PapaI Nuncie's Cir
cuiar.
MADRID, Sept. 22-The Correspondence
says Cardinal Simeon the Papal Nucio adj
dressed note to the late government demand
ing the execution OF the concordat between
Spain aud the Vatican, the payment of the
arrears due to the clergy and the nomination to
the still vacant bishoprics will be made as
soon as possible.
Don Alexandra Costero, the then Minister of
Foreign Affairs, and Don Pedro Salaverria
the Minister of Finance. replied. The reply
was couched in conciliatory, but firm Ian
guage. The minister endeavored to convince
the nuncio that the circumstances of the case
no longer permitted him to put forward his de.
mands.
Insurgent Victories i'm the East.
LONDON Sept 22.-The Pail Mall Gazette
has a special telegram from Berlin which con-
tains the following: A Belgrade telegram to
the national Zietung confirms the reports of
insurgent victories. Trebigne is again sur
rounded.
The Consular Arbitration.
The Times has special telegram from Wen
ma containing the following: The report of the
failure of the consular commission is prema-
ture. The negotiations with the insurgents
were only to begin Monday last Meantime
the Tagblate of Vienna says if the commission.
should not succeed the insurgents will he called
to general meeting somewhere in Austria IF
the proposed meeting shoulS. fail the Porte Of
course VIII follow his own method of dealing
Porte would PLEDGE himself to carry ont the re-.
Tho.o e,s nsular reports indicate as necessary.
pt we' acquainted with the intentions of the
Sni.or lay that not only the Ministers but the
H 1, himself are thoroughly convinced that
III uld state of things in Bosnia and HerzegOv-
4 MIA cannot he restored and must be thOrOu0hlV
| changed.
| LONDON, Sept. pa special telegram to the
| Pail Mall Gazette from Berlin, states that the
| in the higher court for Oct. 18th. 1t is expect
| ed that the Kammergeerichts sentence will be
| confirmed. The count who is seriously indis-
| posed is still in Switzerland.
The Bishops Pastoral.
LONDON, Sept %. The Pail Mall Gazette
says the pastoral of the bishops assembled at
| Maynooth recently ntimates that it is the in
| tention to establish Catholic training school
| for masters under the care of the Vincentian
fathers They say the primary educational
| system is more than ever distrusted by them,
| and declare that the control of the state OF the
education of the country has been enlarged to
| an extent perilous to liberty. They say that in
| a few years the band of professors and masters
| now being formed by the Catholic University
| will have the intermediate education of the
impossible for the State to withhold legal
| recognition from the educators of the nation.
The Emperor of Brazil Wants vaca-
| ton.
Rio JANEIRo Sept. 21.-The minister of
public works presented in the chamber of depu-
ties to-day request of the Emperor to sanction
visit of eighteen months duration to Europe
and the United States.
loss of a Dominion Steamer.
| HALIFAX, N. S., Sept. % Friday last,
during heavy gale, the steamer Tigress of
st. tohn, N. F., from Cow Bay for Montreal,
Cape North and the Magdalen Islands She
sue ceeded in reaching Entry Island, when she
sunk In 10 feet of water. She will be total
wreck and the cargo total loss. All hands
were saved,
Foreign Notes.
A South Au stralan telegram dated the Goth
inst, states that harvest prospects are unpre-
cedented The wool clip IS good.
Four thousand Spanish troops have sailed for
Cuba.
from the the Kingston steamer as she touched
at port on the north coast of Cuba and has
| been brought back to Havana.
The Madrid police have discovered several
secret repositories of arms aud ammunition
| supposed to be intended for Socialist rising.
The Journal dc Paris on authority gives
| positive denial to the assertions made by the
Journal la France on the 18th that the Orleans
princes were about to renounce all claims to
the throne and declare for the republic.
The Emperor of Austria on receiving the
parliamentary delegations yesterday spoke
hopefully of the maintenance of peace in Eu-
rope
The northern army has cut off all communi-
cation between Carlsts in Navarro and Aragon
| who are compelled to cross the frontier. Gen.
Dorregary has concentrated his forces sround
| Estella.
Coli TO the amount of $4,000 was drawn
| from the Rank of ENGLAND YESTERDAY