Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-11-17
FROM EUROPE.

tabInet--The French troops 10 be
Withdrawn from Mexie0--The arrest of
an American Colonel i'm DubIin---A m
munItion and money found in his Pos
session.
SANDY Hook, Nov. l3.
The steamer City of Washington from
Liverpool on the lst, via Queenstown on
the I'd, has passed here
The steamer Edinburgh, from New York,
arrived at Southampton on the 30th ult.
The steamer Bremen, from New York,
arrived at Southampton on the 3lst ult.
The steamer North America, from Que
bee, arrived at Londonderry, on the lst inst.
The St Andrew, from Quebec, arrived at
Greenock ON the ID
Nothing official has transpired concerning
the new British Cabinet
GREAT BRITAIN.
There is still no announcement of the
Ministerial arrangements. Lord Clarendon
will certainly be the Minister of Foreign af-
fairs.
The Globe claims forbearance for the re-
constituted Ministry until Lord Russell shall
be enabled to lay before Parliament his pro-
gramme. upon the satisfactory character of
which its existence will depend.
The Daily Nelrs fully expects the intro
duction of Government Reform BILL
The Morning Post thinks a Reform bill
extremely doubtful the nation being too in
different
The Prince and Princess of Wales paid
their expected visit to Liverpool on the 3lst.
Business was entirely suspend and they re.
ceived perfect ovation.
The British Government has ordered all
the restrictions on American vessels-of wal
to be removed
The Paris correspondent of the London
Morning Post says that the intended with
drawal of France from Mexico has lately
assumed a more decided character Maxi
milan would recruit more in Austria and
Belgium. 1t is proposed to permit French
officers and men to take the oath Of allegi-
ance to Maximilian if inclined to do so.
Maximilian would then find himself sur
rounded entirely by his own army
The Post says it can scarcely be supposed
that the United States Government would
wish to replace such Government in order
to return to republican confusion and an
achy. In course of time public feeling in
America viii acknowledge the liberal sover-
elgn now endeayoring to raise Mexicoto to civ
ilization
Individual arrests of the Fenians are con-
tinued. The proprietor of the Irish People
is attempting to bring actions against the
Lord Lieutenant and other authorities for
the suppression of his paper.
FRANCE.
The French journals deny that France has
made an effort to exercise moral infu-
ence on the Austrian policy towards Frank
fort.
ITALY.
The Italian elections have resulted highly
favorable to the Government.
THE LATEST
THE FRENCH ARMY IN MEXICO TO BE WITH
DRAWN.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says:-It is generally reported in Par
Is that the French army in Mexico is to be
withdrawn by instalments, and that by Au-
gust OF September of next year the whole
will have returned to France. This resou-
ton is said to be adopted not only from a
desire to afford no reasonable ground of COM
plant to the United States, but also on eco
nomic grounds.
Gen. Kauzler has been appointed Papal
Minister of War. Merode has resigned on
account of i'll health.
Two French frigates had arrived at Civ
ita Necchia for French troops, which are
now commencing the evacuation of Rome.
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor of Austria has appointed
a new commission to control the public debt.
The Bavarian and other German States
had agreed to propose to the Federal Diet
that the Holstein Estate be convoked; that
Schleswig be incorporated with Germany;
and that the confederation pay the expenses
of the late war
SPAIN.
1t is stated that Spain has informed
England that she intends taking active
measures for the suppression of the slave
trade.
The latest Bombay dates are to the llth
of October, Cotton was dull The discount
rate had been raised two per cent, at Calcut-
ia and Bombay.
IRELAND.
ARREST OF AN AMERICAN COLONEL IN
DUBLIN.
On the 2Sth Of October, a gentleman Civ
ing the name of Lieutenant James Henry
Laler, 9th Regiment Connecticut Volunteers,
was arrested at Dublin on the arrival of
steamer from Liverpool A revolver two
hundred rounds of rifed patent ball cart
ridges, said to be poisoned box of per-
cussion caps, four military drill-books, four
commissions bearing MS name as Lleuten-
ant and Colonel in the Connecticut Volun-
teers, and also e3S los. in gold were found
in his possession He is supposed to be in
the Fenian interest, and was remanded
for investigation He asserted that he
visited Ireland for the purpose of seeing an
uncle, and intended shortly to return to
America
RIO JANEIRO.
Advices from Rio Janeiro to the 10th of
October have been received via England.
They confirm the capture of Uruguayana
by the allies; 5000 Paraguayans were made
prisoners.
The recent murder of Grove-The guilt
of John Glare.
BALTIMORE, Nov. TO-
The watch and chain belonging to Grove,
the photographer, murdered here a fort
night since, have been recovered in Wash
ington, where John Clare, who is now un-
der arrest, charged with the murder, sold
them. His guilt is unmistakable.
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