The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-29
VOLUME TX.
Morning Star and Catholic *essenger.
new oRLEAss SUNDAY, OCTOBER %, ls7s.
TELEaRAPHIC SUMMARY
POREIGN

4EA6OhA164S 0OAAAo1.
PORTION
SwIIZERLAND.-Intellige has been re.
ceived of fight between Liberals and Ultra
montanes at Stabis, canton of Fessip, in
consequence of disseneions over the apportion-
ment of representation in the Grand Council
of Cantons. Two Liberals were killed and four
4 wounded.
Berne, Get 25 Agitation in the canton of
Ticino has increased. The Federal counsel has
ordered regiment to be in readiness to
proceed thither.
4 SPAIN-A Repu blican or Socialist conspiracy
Git is impossible to tell which from the wording
: of the telegrams) has been discovered, and
eighteen generals and over one hundred other
persons have been arrested. Two ex ministers
are also implicated Among the chief organ
Morelo, AvegTo, Patno and Acosta in the
north of Spain all persons possessing arms are
4 crderad to deliver them in ten days. Troops
have occupied the various forts along the from
liter.
AUSTRIAN EMPIRE The Hungarian Minister
has in formed the finance com nit that in case
Of need 2l7 Gee militia could be completely
equipped and modified within eight days.
sent the positions of Count Andrassy, Minister
Of Fn. eign Affairs for the whole Empire and
Herr 1isza, the Hungarian Premier, are precs-
rious -Tbe students of the University of
fPesth. who have been forbidden by the police
ITO make O contemplated torchlight demonstra-
ton in honor of the Turkish cause, have de-
termined to disregard the prohibition.-in
the Reichrath declaration by 112 members
was presented, urging that an understanding
between Austria and Russia is iudispensa BILE.
ENGLAND.-The Cabinet Council has decided
upon a policy of abstention. for the present, at
least. In this policy they have the support of
the press and people. IL was also decided to
postpone the meeting of Parliament from Oot
80 to Dec. II.
TURKEY.-During the past ten days ap-
prehensions of war have greatly subsidized
b6CaQBB neCOtiatiOna hava hpAn
rectly between Russia and Turkey as to
whether the proposed armistioe shall be for six
weeks, as proposed by the former country. or
six months, as desired by the latter. The
general opinion is that Turkey will accede to q
six weeks' armistice, which will at least post
pone the war, if war be inevitable, till next
spring. On this subject the other Great Powers
assume neutral attitude, as they pretend that
II is immaterial to them for how long time
the armistice be declared. The English press
assert that the finances of both Russia and
Austria are in such condition that only pro-
found peace and q great revival of trade can
save them from great financial catastrophe.
conspiracy 10 murder the chief officials has
peen discovered in CoDstantinople, and q large
number of arrests have been made Among
tue consplrators is an ex Grand Vizier a
N VIENNA dlspatcn to the London Ttmes says:
Not only from Constantinople, but from All
provinces of European Turkey, is there news of
growing excitement among Mohammednns IF
conventions held in mosques, and of armameuts
The ministry is divided against itself and the
Ssltan is too inexperienced to take the leader
ship of affairs. Their position is most favorable
for Russia's diplomatic action. Gen. Ignatieff
the Russian Ambassador to Constantinople
may carry every thing before him, or if he fails,
may induce such an outbreak of Mohammedan
feeling as might Justify almost any step on the
part of Russia" There has been considerable
lighting between the Turks and Servians re-
ssqlting generally in favor of the former
though not giving them any very important
advantages. In Montenegro the Turks have
steadily lost ground of late, The weather has
DeCOme lnteDBelV cold. and great Rnffarip ar
experienced in the armies, which are poorly
ciad, and among the refugees from BuI garia
"no' IN Servia alone, number 10000
UNITED STATES.
SOUTH CARoLINA.-Gov. Chamberlain has
sent written demand to the German Fusiliers
2L charleston, one of the Oldest military organ
TSSS;ions IN the Union, to give up the arms in
tbeir possession, and inquiring whether or not
fo biSo Lganlzation has dIsbanded, in obedience
The S SWn and. the President's proclamation.
SERVED tSeers were organized in 1775, and
of 1910 throughout the revolution and the war
e1citaS' anu the Governors action in their case
mands have A bes surprise. Similar written de-
examinations holding state arms. and will he
promptly complied With.
: s,Eaor;n nam pton, in 9 speech at Aiken, said
quietly IN eno nO resistance to arrest; submit
froons ~ ~ everything. If the United States
sttapr , "re ordered to fire upon the people the
md he anusG I not resist but bare their breasts
Ountry, "! TN to die for the good of the
Aeacef1i ne people are determined upon o
ens HltSs0 tS and must give protaxt to
be charges m SS nn@ Inc slightest grounds for
6re noT f Saly and it is estimated that there
ide clubs and All to 5000 in the State The
is6anded, but the negro miT Tns OF whites have
oN geo and armed. The canvass - bo sui organ,
continued with uninterrupted zsal however Is
e1 ldU e6,S OF THE coNT1EENrAL LIFE 1Nsu-
pointed soE the Coai iSSSiSSF 1 has been sR