Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-09-16
FOREIGN SUMMARY.

LONDON, September ia special to
the Morning Standard contains the f
lowing: Serv a comylsin to the powers
Of the concentration of the Turkish
army at Nissa. The report that the
seige Of Trebrigne has been renewed, is
untrue. The insurgents iDfsst the
ueighboriDg roads, tu. are net eb'e to
blockade the town. Peter Karsges-
riewitch, pref ander t. the SeIvIau
throne, is about to march iutO SeIvis
with corps OF volunteers. His adher-
epts there contemplate a revolution in
his favor.
The Times publishes telt 9 -am from
Vienna, which contains the following
However contradictory the accounts
may be of the recent skirmishes, two
facts are indisputable. First-That the
Turks traverse the country in every di-
rection, their object being to open COM
munication and relieve and strengthen
the more exposed military positions.
This has been thoroughly done to Bilek
aud Trebigne, and from the latter
to the Austrian frontier and down Sui
torina has been opened, and the block
houses repaired and gsrrisOne6. So
much has been made Of the taking and
be as well to mention that they are sim
ply well.built guardhouses, and contain
equally q garrison of from four to ten
men with a nOn-commissioned officer.
The other indisputable fact is, that as
soon as an insurgent force leaves the
mountains the Turkish forces are at
once after it, and dispose of it easily.
II they reach it, of course it is difficult
work to dislodging the insurgents from
their mountain stronghClds, but tine ap-
preaching winter will make their posi-
tiOns untenable. AS hopes OF assistance
become fainter, circumstances seem to
favor the mission of peace of the con-
sular commission.
The Madrid correspondent Of the
Times summarizes the circular of the
papal nuncio to the bishops, as follows !:
The nuncio claims the fulfillment of the
cOncordsnt, which fOrbids the exercise
Of any non-CathOlic creed; requires the
transfer of the superintendance over ed
ucstion to the clergy, and pledges the
co operation OF the secular power in sup
pressing heretical teaching and literature
He ssys one Of the causes OF civil war
is the way in which religious unity has
been misunderstood by previous govern
u6uLcs EOI IuOSO IOdSOEoJ III VIC" VI
the consequences, the Holy See be-
lieves itself strictly obliged to pre-.
sent these observations to the gov
eminent. The IEmes'S correspond.
ent adds: "No doubt the presenta-
tion of this audacious claim, at time
when liberal cabinet has just been in
stalled, implies a threat il the govern
ment reject, the blessing of the church
will be definitely transferred to Don Car
los and peace retarded in every way"
A Berlin special to the Times says
that the recent success Of the insurgents
render the continuance of guerilla war
fare until spring possible. Ia such a
case it will be difficult to restrain the
Servans from participating. Austria,
with an eye to these contingencies, has
issued orders regulating the supply Of
horses, in tho event Of mobiliZs tiOn.
CONsTANTINoPLE, September 15 -
The latest official advices from Berzs g J.
vinia state that insurgents appear will
ling to negotiate with the eonsuls.
There have been no offensive move
ments for several days. The latest en-
counters terminated in favor of the
Turke. Emigrating families are begih-
ming to return.