Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-09-23
FOREIGN TELEGRAMS,
From London

LONDON, September ga special
dispatch from Berlin states that the case
OF Count Won Arnim has been fixed in
a hlgher court for the seventeenth OF
october. 1t is expected that the kam-
mergerichps sentence will bs confirmed,
The Count, who is seriously indisposed,
ls still in Switzerland. A pastoral of
bishops assembled ST Maynooth recent.
! ly, intimates its intention to establish a
! Catholic training school for masters
under the care of the Vincsntian fathers
TLey say the primary education system
/ Is more than ever distrusted by them,
aud declares that the control OF the
! State over the education Of the country
has been enlarged to an extent perilous
| to liberty. They say in a few years the
band Of professors and masters now be-
ing formed by the Catholic university
Will have the intermediate educa-
tion of the country in their
own hands, and it will become
impossible for the State TO withhold le-
gal recognition from the educators OF
the nation. A telegram ID the Nation.
al Zettung, at Berlin, confirms the re-
ports Of insurgent victories. .rrebipje is
again surrounded. A special from vi
emma ays that the report Of the failure
0fthe consular commission is premature.
Negotis ions with the insurgents were
only to begin on Monday last Tag
blatt, Of Vienna, says that II the COM
mission should not succeed, the insur-
gents will be called to a general meet
ing somewhere in Austria. II the pro-
posed meeting should fail, the porte
would, Of course, follow his own meth
od OF dealing with the rebellion. But
even in that case, the porte would
pledge himself to cary out the reforms
the consular reports indicated ss neces-
sary. Those well acquainted with the
intentions Of the porte say that, not only
the ministry, but that the sultan him |
self, are thoroughly convinced that the
old state OF things in Bosnia and Her |
zegOvinia cannot be restored, and must
be thoroughly changed.
From Madrid
Madrid, September 22.-The Corre-
SpOndeacia, of this city, says that Car
dinsl SimOni, papal nunci0, addressed
q note ID the late government, demand |
Ing the execution of the concordat be-
tween Spain and the vatican, the pay
ment Of the arrears due to the clergy,
aud that nominations to the still vacant /
blshOprics be made as soon as possible.
Don Anejandro Castro, the minister of
foreign affairs, and Don Pedro Sala Ver-
ria, minister Of finance, replied. The
reply was cOuched in a conciliatory but |
firm tone. The ministers endeavored
to coAvince the nuDcio that the circum-
stances of the case no longer permitted
him to put forward his demands.
MADRID, September % The police
discovered several repositories of arms
and ammunition, which are supposed
to be intended for the socislists' rising.
A Spanish envoy to the Vatican is in
3tIucted that the Madrid government
will be firm but moderate. It will re,
'pect religion, but at the same time pro-
.ect the rights OF the state. 1t is be-
ieved here that the Vatican will finally
ah2te its pretentiOrs.
From Austria.
VIENNA, September 22.-The En-.
)ePOr Of Austria, on receiving the par
iamentsry delegations to-day, spoke
Of the maintenance Of peace
d Europe.
From Spain.
HENDAYE, September 22.-The nor
hern army has cut off all cOmmunica. :
ion between the Carlists in Navarro
nd ArrsgOn. General Dorrgaray has
Oncentrated his forces around Estella.
From Paris.
PARIS, September 22.-The principal ,
of this city will hold a
Meeting Friday In favor Of the Philadel-
hia exhibition.