The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-10-15
FOREIGN.


TELK9RAPH1C SUMMARY.
FOREIGN
ITALY-The Chamber of Deputies has been
dissolved and new elections have been ordered
4 for the beginn ming of November.
FRANcE-A decree has been issued con venipc
4 the Senate and Chamber of Deputies on the
i 30th October.
GERMANY.-Rsrlin, Oct. 12.-It is officially
announced that Count Won Arnim has been
House of Correction for treason and offense
j against the Emperor and Prince Bismarck.
ENGLAND.-At public meeting on the 9th q
4 letter from Gladstone on the Eastern question
was read. He severely attacks the administrs-
3 ton for what he calls persstipg in policy
condemned by the nation and not supported by
Parliament. He expresses the conviction that
making Bosnia, Aerzegovinia and Bulgaria in
dependent Of the Ottoman will, would end the
controversy, but he declares he has exhausted
all hope that the Government will see the true
: merits of the case.
sPAIN.-24 600 more soldiers will soon follow
The IL 600 now on their way 10 Cuba. Gen.
Martinez Campos, the new Commander in Chief
will sail on the 18th, and on his arrival is OK
pected to take such measures Will at once ter
inmate the rebellion.
TuRKEY-At tie ree ucst of the G. reat Pow ers
Turkey offers six months armistIce on the
4 following terms: That Servia shall be pre-
vented from occupying the positions now in
possession of the Turkish army that the in
LrOQuCLlOn Oh arms ana ammunition lDCO SerVl8
and Montenegro be prohibited; that the pas
sage of foreign volunteers into Turkish prov
inces be effectually put stop to; that Servia
and Montenegro be prohibited from giving any
] assistance to the insurgents in the adjacent
provinces. The Porte proposes that the arm
istice shall extend to the 18th of March 1877,
and requests the Great Powers to appoint
delegates for the settlement of the details. 1t
has ordered the Turkish commanders to come
to an understanding with these delegates and
with the SeIvsn and Montenegrin comman-
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hostile armies is to be regulated by the posi-
tions they now hold. Turkey, however, is
ready to evacuate her positions in Servia, if
servia engages not to occupy them. it is not
cept the terms, or that Russia favors an arm
istice for so long time. The Montenegrin
commander reports that in the recent raid
which resulted in the burning of Ii Atlier and
7 all surrounding villages, 500 Turks were
KILLED, inclusive of those who were horned in
the houses. The bulk of the Turkish soldiers
were decoyed into ambush and the Montene-
grins then fred the villages.
London, Oct. 13-The chief topic of war cor
respondents ie the Russian attitude. Assem-
5led at Livadia are the Gar, Prince Gortscha.
kof, the commander of the Black Sea co adron
the Ministers of War aud Finance and the
Czarowitch. The Times Berlin dispatch reviyes
eating. If war ie decided upon, Russian resi-
dents in Austria and Germany liable to serve in
the army will be ordered home. The Black Sea
squadron is ready to carry 900 600 men from
to Austris's request to cooperate, the Persian
Government is sending troOps to the Turkish
frontier. The reserve is being called out in
some of the Western provinces of Russia, and
troops have been moved toward the northern
and eastern frontier of Galicia. Twenty thou |
sand horses have been placed on q war footnS |
in Russian Poland. These preparations, it is
believed, are intended to force Austria and
Turkey to concede the independence of the
Southern Slavonions without war. A Daily |
Netos Belgrade dispatch says: The proposal OF
Fha.ys O. D1A. \
London. The Russian reply will go to st.
petersburg and London thence. Ten days |
must eapse before definite action can be taken. |
DIurlng that time military events may change
the entire situation.
ANNIHnATIoN OF Two EGYPTIAN ARMIES
LONDON, Oct. 12.-The Paris correspondent of
me Times gives an account of an interview with
Stacers OF the Egyptian army, who give circum-
SItial details of horrible events in Abyssinia |
b Tsgg;.t the attempt of Egypt to chastise the
LaSS eStnisns. The officer states there have |
rvoS 5;, 80 Known expeditions the first of which |
O0O ,o' in October, 1875, consisting of
Eonrda ~, ~no were surprised in dehle of
Seoo,'S 9i anu massacred to the last man. The |
tot5 expedition consisting of 6 900 men,
n E ~ III January last II met the Ayssinians
T. + epruary in defle of the Goura, and was |
'er"helmed, 1000 men being killed.
UNITED STATES.
ARREST BY Federal So,D,vps IN so1rr1,
n "ooii'55NA-A"JuStG, Oct. IL -Suuads of Fede- !
Sates GS, Win warrants issued by United
ken ga Bpnlssioners, are going through |
Site citi, barnWel counties, S. c., arresting |
Fest. It ia The latter submit quietly to
agood, who exported exported here to-day THAT Gen.
iS al EPIontGn, by instructions from III Judge
rssted a RsPqBo1P Circuit Judge has been
quad at first insisted upop commanding ION the
nnaiIy consented not to do 90. Tn aEr LII
t pattles were carried before the tinted |
e@ 10 oGb niI in ION at Aiken who admitted
'"sVer' only one surety on each bond dti0"lDg