The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-11-19
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rRLKaRAPH1C SUMMARY.
FOREIGN

TELEaRAPHIC SUMMARY.
FOREIGN
ROME Cardinal Simeoni, recently Papal
Nuncio at Madrid, has been appointed to sue
coed Cardinal Antonelli as Secretary of State
10 the Pope. The following report though con-
tradioted the day after it's publication, is be-
lieved by many to be perfectly true as it &C.
cords exactly with tho policy of the usurping
&Government of Victor Emmanuel: The Co.
logRe Gazette publishes a report which has been
presented to the King of Italy BY. his Minis
Iers regarding the measures to be taken by the
italian Government at the death Of his Holt.
ness. The Ministers propose, immediately af-
ter the Pope's death, to occupy the neighbor-
Prefeet of Rome win request certain Papal
officials TO assist at viewing the body snd
other necessary formalities. If this be refused
the project will forcibly enter the Vatican, ao-
companied by questor and also by physicians,
notaries, and witnesses, who, after viewing
the body, will send . certificate of the inquest
to the Cardinal Deacon. A seal will be at
tached to the furniture in the Pope's depart
the body. After twenty-fOur hours the body
will be at the disposal of the clergy. The
report alec recommends that the prefect be in.
etructed, after viewing the Pope's body, to take
MIA, including the fsherman's ring, and deliver
them, with the certificate of inquest, to the
Cardinal Deacon.
SPAIN-Gep. Iona has ordered the inhsbi-
tants of the Basque provinces to immediately
deliver all their arms to the authorities. The
Governments decision to exempt all the
Basque provinces from the operation of the
constitutional guarantees, has created painful
impression.
TURKEY AND RUssrA.-The situation has be.
come much more war-lke in the past ten days.
After the acceptance of q six weeks armistice
by Turkey and the agreement of all the powers
to settle all differences at general conference
to be held at the end of Novem Der, peace SEEM
Of Kat Rn<a
on War, now comes forward with demand
that the following conditions be made the
basis of the conference: The disarmament Of
the entire population of Bosnia, Herzegovina,
and Bulgaria, without distinction of creed, the
abolition of irregular troops, the transfer to
Asia of the Circassians settled in Europe. The
language Of the country to be introduced in
the public Offices and tribunals, q native
CAristisn to be appointed Governor by the
Forte in each province and permanent COM
mission OF supervisors, composed of the consuls
OF the great powers As Turkey does not show
disposition to Rocede to this PROPOSE ton,
hnssl1 mas ordered the mobilization of 1876 900
infantry, ~ oU0 cavalry, and CPS breech loading
cannon. and the concentration of those forces
on the frontier has already commenced. As
set off Turkey has also concentrated a force of
Il20 600 men at Erzevoum, and is forming an
other army of 150, 900 men at Schulla Austria
has also decided to mobilize q part of her erm1
for the reason that she believes Russia will call
In next years contingent, numbering 200 600
instead of waiting till April, the usual time
England is also quietly preparing for the con-
testS and Germany is understood to be pledged
to neutrality as against Austria, with an en-
sgagement to watch the Polish provinces, pre-
sumably to repress any Polish rising.
observation-disclosures from Warsaw indi.
Gates an impending Polish rising, and the Rus
sian Government has posted placards prohibit
ting any gathering in the streets.
Two IMPORTANT SPEEcHEs.-After all, the
Iwo chief actors in tie contest are acknow-
legged to be the Gear of Russia and Disraeli
now Earl of Beaconsfeld) Prime Minister of
england. These two will decide whether there
VIII VIII De peace or war, and in this view the ut
terances of each may be taken to show what is
Que Que policy of the country he governs. On the
9Gn inst, at q banquet in London, Disraeli
made an elaborate speech on the Eastern
question, in which he stated that the efforts of
ciS,S government had been guided by the prin-
terrrit OF maintaining the independence and
SLiSorial integrity of the Ottoman Empire
and a. we're we're guaranteed by the treaty of Paris
The bona :, end of his speech, after expressing
.oeocoFpT InaG the Conference would secure q
SboniJ oo' Ii!ement he said: "But If struggle
ii no oo SCLo IL muat be remembered that there
becarSo tiy 30 prepared for war as England,
,root y; EneEe IS none whose resources are 30
eonntru q !gnteous cause. England is not
~ which will have to INQUIRE whether
4e snail enter into second or third campaipp.
DONE" 'N0 VIII not nnlSn unUll LlBnS
bisr ne very next day the Gear, as if answering
bicbS me ne world, made a speech in Moscow, in
renee S2o also expressed the hope that the Con-
cement sn5 D., pc able to secure peaceful set,
eT not be achieved and sboni5 Sn tSa3 we
ng ont wbat guarantees necessary for carry
Porte. " ma We intended to demand from the
pendentI,, m nrmly determined to act indie
aussia ~, am convinced that the whole of
gopsiJavW I. respond to my summons should I
t, Mosoo necessary, and Russia's honor "a a aire
lay Gnd h., WIZ lead the van by lite example.
The Cars speech e asid "a hsSc t al,ls1
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