The Portland daily press., 1875-10-01
OR E IG N.

PARIS, Sept. 30.-Le Temps says nothing is
known in diplomatic circles of the alleged Cir
| cular addressed by Turkey to the powers COM
| planning of the repeated violations of neu-
| inevitable if they continue; nor is there any
| knowledge of the intended occupation of a
| portion of Servia by Turkish troops.
Cardinal McClpslkey takes Possession of
His Title,
ROME, Sept. 30.-Card inal McCloskey took
possession Of his title in the church of ''Sancta
| Maria Supra Minerva" to-day. Many Italians
ed the ceremony. The Cardinal entered &C.
companied by 81 Dominican fathers and sever
al prelates. Approaching the altar he pro.
nounced brief prayer and seated himself in
the episcopal chair. Monsignor Cataldi then
| read the bull comforting the title and the gen
eral of the Dominicans delivered an address.
McCloskey replied and closed with prayer. A
| TIE Deum was then sung. Afterwards the Car
dinal received the spectators in the, hall at
tached to the church.
The Eastern Troubles.
LONDON, Sept. 3O.-The Austrian consul at
which extends the time for the payment of bills
! of exchange.
A Vienna despatch to the Telegraph asserts
that new ministerial crisis has already begun
at Belgrade
The Herald's Vienna special reports that all
the representatives of foreign powers have de-
manded cessation Of the ambiguous policy of
Servia. The matter, they say, is now in the
hands of the European powers and to them
they will look for solution.
RAGUsA, Sept. 30--The insurgents will not
treat,with the Porte, but will insist upon the
appointment of an European commission by
the powers, which shall have power, not alone
to make treaty. but also to confirm it and
guarantee its fulilment.
The consuls visited twenty insurrectionary
centres out of one hundred they intended visit
ing The insurgents insist ION an armistice
during negotiations.
VIENNA, Sept 30.-The Layespress says the
diplomatic agent of Servia has handed the for
eign ambassadors here memorandum emu
merating the Turkish violations of Servian ter
ritory.
The CarIist War.
MADRID, Sept. 3O.-Ofical dispatches re-
port that the Republican bands which had ris-
en- in Sierra Moreno, meeting no support, have
been obliged to disperse to avoid pursuit. In
consequence of the movements of the govern
ment troops the Carlists have been compelled
to withdraw their artillery from the positions
near Saru Lebastan to Losa.
CASTILLO to Return to the Spanish Prem.
ierslip.
LONDON, Sept. 30.-A letter in the Times
from Paris says an accredited opinion prevails
Madrid that Senior Canovas de Castell3 is about
to return to the Premiership. He is displaying
Citation cabinet. The reason of his refusal to
reconstruct the cabinet after winning victory
on the suffrage question, was his engagem ents
with the Vatican to restore the ConcOrdat in
return for the establishment of a Papal Nuncio
at Madrid, whereby to Offset papal influence in
favor of the Carlist by interposing a provision
al and more liberal government. When the
crisis with the Vatican was threatened he ex-
pected 10 free Spain from the religious diff
Guilty. This solved, he hoped to return with
such moderates as would consent to convO-
cation of the Cortes by universal suffrage, and
to reconcile Germany, which was offended by
his attitude on the religious question, by ad-
vocating the marriage of King Alfonso with
German princess. On the marriage question
he will have to oppose not only those who Op-
pose German influence but the Kings family
and its partiasns, who favor the Montpensier
alliance.
Schooner Wrecked.
HALIFAX, Sept. 30.-During gale at Prince
Edwards Island, Monday morning, the schoon-
er Kate, with limestone for CharlOttetown, went
ashore on reef of Governors Island and be-
came total wreck. The crew were in the rig
ging eighteen hours before they were rescued
Poor Guibord.
MONTREAL, Sept. 39.-To-day Judge John
son gave judgment dismissIng the motion
passed by the Iustitut Canad;en against the
cemetery St. Sulpice for it to show cause why
it should not pay fine of $4,000 for the nom
burial of Guibord's remains, each party to pay
its own costs.