, 1865-11-14

Portugal, who us now travelling In Frxucc, 4
reconciliation has been brought about hasween
the Emperor and bis couhin, Prince Napoleon,
and VIC nre now assured that the latter viii
shortly resume his position st the head of the
Imperial Commission for tho International
Exhibition Of 1867.
nUMoREp ADD1cATIoN or Tuf KING or
eAKoEr.
The pressure exercised by Prussia upon the
smaller German kingdoms and governments,
is becoming so unrefenting and exactjng that
nobody here il surprised Ito learn Of the In
old gentleman Of axty-four, who succeeded
his brother on the throne In 1854. HIS son
Albert Will shortly be proclaimed sovereign
Albert Is thirty-seyen years Of age, snd R{ll
probably reign lncomtortably until such time
as he will consent to receive pension from
Bismarck & Co. One Of these days the Ger.
man people will become tired Of 50 many and
voices be heard IN these matters. .
- : ROME AND TALL. .H'-
The European press is full as ever Of newe
from Rome, but l am sick of writing 60 fre.
quentIy 1.-THE French troops will shortly eyac.
uate the Eternal City," and shall not refer to
the subject again until they really have de.
parted. Pope Plus has permitted hfs War
Minister. Monsieur de Merode, Nto leave his
o[1ce for the benefit Of his health" such is
the excuse for the Minister'S downfall, but
the real fact is that the astute Merode. was
moro than match for French designs; and,
after great difficulty, he has been got rid
the fallen statesman was the only honest man
IN the crowd at the Vatican; and ne may
therefore be permitted to rejoice that be Las
been sent TO the right about, Rumors are
again circulating OF The Pope's departure
from Komt some say for Malta, which his
Holiness prefers; others mention the Ba]earic
Isles. But You know how often VIC hare
'ocen disappointed, so we must not be too
sangutne just yet. II the French troops
Plus cannot stay. Meanwhile, the italian
elections are proceeding with great quietuda,
and almost universally in favor Of The Gov
eminent. There arc really but two s'tickcts''
before the electors, TINT Of ssRomc, the capital
,of Italy, and Venice, y and .''The Church and
'Bourbdns.n GariLaldi is cc1tain Of being re.
turned for Naples, and there is some hopo that
the friends OF democracy will carry Genoa for
Mazzini. Italy can never put better or a
wiser man Into her councils than this noble
martyr Of liberty. -
TRIAL OF TIE FES1AH 'coSsr1nATons.
! Tho dead body of Fcnianism Is to receive
new vitality In the course Of the ensuing
month. The Crown Intends to try all prisoners
connected with the Fentan conspiracy BY spe-
'cial commission, which will commence Its Sit
.tings on the 9Th Noy., the commission being
.Kcag1c, Judge Of the Court Of Common Pleas,
land Judge Fitzgerald Of the Queen's Bench.
The prosecution will he conducted by the At
,torney General, Solicitor-G General Mr. Brewster,
20. G., Air. J. E. Walshe, @. O., Mr.. Charles
X. Barry, Q. c., Mr. James Murphy and Mr..
Edward Beytagh.. The following counsc1 arc
retained Tor the defence: James Butt, Q. G.,
:Mr, ". J. Sidney, Q. c., Mr.. r. Dowse, Q. O.,
;h1r. George Waters and Mr. Michael O'Logh..
btessrs. Edward A. Ennis and John Lawlcss.
? "BIo THING" on UNCLE SAM. -
! The Confederate loan roorback which YOU
sent re some wccksag has trnWn forth the fo1.
lowing "Eoakn from Punch. think your read
,ers willrel1sh t1ts sretort courteous" and, es-
pecially, the names Of tie subscribers to tho
'Fenian Loan. do not know who Is the an-
thor Of the squib; but some people ascribe 1t
TO tho late Southern correspondent of our
Timer. DR., Mackny might have DONG 1t, but
he possesses even less wit than Is usual in
scotchmen, and, moreover, lie would have
published It ns fact:
From pmch.1
II net o!ten that We tepEoduee mere article q
the duly Of eyeEy English journalist to gre a.
graceful facts revealed in the following Isl Alne
can contribution to the Fenian fund. The list
setlf Wss found among The papers upon the per-
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the Australian on the !4th inst, and has been pnb
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depart fom the ordinary custon OF this Journal In
regard 10 news, but In presence Of the impending
crisis The caso Is exceptional
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