The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-10-13

I'm Rome to the Roman Legion
Later from China and Australia
Panic I'm the London stock
Market.
The European mails by the steamer Hi
the latest by mail. ....... ..
We are still without satisfactory intelli-
gence from Gambia A French journal en-
deavors to assure the world that there is
every hope Of peaceful termination Of the
disturbances. The Moniteur du Soir, espe-
cially, says that the arrival Of the Turkish
Commission had produced favorable i'm
preston. The remarks OF our French con-
temporary show the wish to be father to the
thought, but at the same time strong hopes
Of peace may still be INDUCED in; although
il the late war in Germany and Italy had not
abruptly concluded, it would have been diff
cult to say what result the acts Of the disaf-
fected Candiotes might have produced.
A scmi-oflicial journal in Berlin declares
that there is no prospect Of the conclusion
of peace with Saxony until that country
gives sure guarantees against the recurrence
"of those dangers which at the outbreak Of
the recent war menaced both Prussia and
Northern Germany" The Upper House of
the Prussan Diet and the Chamber Of Dep
uties have adopted the Government pro-
posal to prorogue until the 18th Of Novem-
ber The Minister of the Interior expressed
the desire of the Government that the next
session should be short in order to make way
for the convocation Of the North German
Parliamentary Reichstag.
CHILD OF THREE YEARS AND HALF OLD SEN
FENCED TO IMPRISONMENT AT HARD LABOR.
From the Dublin Evening Mail
Shortly after midday on Saturday two
children, named Bryan-one girl Of about
eight years, the other boy aged three years
and six months-were arrested by q police
constable in Westmoreland street for So
Letting aims They were taken to the Col
lege street police station, and charged in due
course, and were then brought before the
magistrate, Mr.. G. j. O'Donnel, at the head
police court. The charge was proved, and
the magistrate made his decision.
The decision was, that the girl should un.
dergo imprisonment in Grangegorman peni-
Tertiary for fourteen days, and be kept to
hard labor; and that the boy, three and a hall
years old, should be sent to Richmond Bride.
well-be there detained for fourteen days
and be kept to hard labor! The next ques-
lions were-what clothes he should be dressed
in, and to what hard work put? Never con
tempating that such youthful prisoner
would be sent to gaol, the board Of superin
tendence had made no provision in theil
wardrobe for him, nor the Inspectors General
defined what hard work was suitable for his
age The result was that the humane Gov
ernor was obliged to procure some slight
articles of clothing for the poor creature, ant
sent him to the hospital ward to be taken
care Of Meanwhile the Inspectors General
have been communicated with, and by theil
instructions the local inspector has forwarded
to the Government report on the case, &C.
companied by u copy Of the magistrate's
cOmInittal.
ROME.
ROME, Sept. 24.-Yesterday grand ban
quet of 800 persons was given by the officer
of the Pontitical army to the officers Of thu
Roman legion.
The French Generals were present. Dur
ing the banquet, NJ. de Sartiges, the Frencl
ambassador, the Duke de Monticello, ant
Col. Darcy drank tOasts to the healths Of thu
Pope and the Emperor.
To-day his Holiness gave his benedictioi
to the Roman legion, which detiled befor
him.
CHINA.
by Overland Telegraph from Gale.
Hone KoyG, Aug. 2s.-Tea steady; tota
receipts exports 100000 lbs. Exchange O
London 4s.5d.
SHANGHAI, August 22.-Tea quiet. Sill
active. Exchange on London, Is. Id
Freights, Teas, e..
TRIESTE Sept. 26.-Intellgence receive
here from Hong Kong announces that tn
Chinese Government has repudiated any n
sponsibity for the recent prosecutions {
the Christians in the Corea, and has declare
that it will raise no opposition to any inca
ure which may be taken for the chastis'
ment of those who took part in the persec'
tons.
AUSTRALIA.
u MELBOURNE, Aug. 26-The shipments
: specie during the month amounts to 43,0(
. ounces for England direct, and Gs,25
ounces for Gale.