The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-02-22


New YORK, February %, 10 A. M.-The Cuba
has arrived, with Liverpool advices of February
10, via Queenstown February IL. Her news is
two days later.
The Erin arrived out on the 9Th and the North
american on the 9th.
Notice has been given in the House of Com
mons of intended questions to the Government
to learn if representations. had been made to
the United States regarding the Fenian mach.
nations.
The ship Wdnotd, for Melbourne, with three
hundred passengers on board, toundered after a
collision in the Bay of Biscay. All hands were
saved.
LIVERPOOL, February 10-Evening. United
States Five-twenties closed at 674@679. The
Paris Bourse is fiat, Rentes closing at 68f. 75.
QUEENSTOWN, February 1.-THE asia has
arrived from Boston.
LONDON, February 10, P. M.-The Prussian
Chamber of Deputies has passed resolution, by
large majority protesting against the attempt
of the Supreme Court to restrict the liberty of
speech.
QUEENSTOWN, February u.--Arrived from
New York, D'rigo at Cadiz; from New Orleans,
ST. Geneuieue at Havre, Carolina at Queenstown,
Rosetta at Barcelona; from Mobile, Eliza at
Liverpool; from Savannah, Mont Blanc; Euen-
ing Star and County of PictoW at Liverpool,
In the House of Commons Mr., Watkins gave
notice that he would, on the l6th ask the Chan
cellor of the Exchequer whether any or what
representation had been made ON behalf of her
Maiestys Government to the United States with
reference TO the Fenian organization in America,
and more especially with regard to the employ
ment of American officers and the issue of bonds
by the so.called Irish Republic. ~
In the debate ON the address in response to
the Queens speech, The O'Donohue enlarged
upon Irish grievances, and moved an amend
ment to the address declaring it to be the duty
| of the Ministry to examine into the causes OF
| Irish dissatisfaction, and to remove them.
After general debate on Fenianism, in the
course of whichit was charged that the con.
spiracy was of American origin, and that
Seward was the real head centre, the amend
ment was rejected by vote of LAG TO 25, and
the address was agreed to.
The Cattle plague was the leading topic in
both houses of Parliament. The Morning Herald
| believes the existence of the Ministry depends
on the way it deals with this subject.
The Dublin police had discovered second ex-
| tensve Fenian manuiactory of ammunition in
| that city. Some soldiers, charged with Fenian-
| ism, were being court-martialled. Official
dispatches from the French Minister at Wash
| ington TO his Government respecting the Bagdad
| affair had been received. he announces that
the United States Government has fully decided
| not to allow itself to be drawn into q conflict
| with France through flibusters or agents of
| JuareZ.
The Spanish Government has decided to issue
| letters of marque and reprisal against Chilli
| upon proof that Chilli has adopted this mode of
warfare.
The Ministers of State announced in the Cortes
that Peru was probably at this time IN open
| hostility with Spain.
| 1t is reported that the Italian Government
| had sent an energetic note to Madrid, in conse-
| quence of the serious declarations concerning
| Italy in the Spanish diplomatic book.
1t is stated that Austria is about to send a
| note to Prussia, firmly refusing the demands of
the latter in regard to the Duchies.
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL February TO- p. M.-CotiOn Eat.
Sales ltodaY 1000 bales, alta partial decline OF I'd.
Sales to SPECTATORS and exporters 1000. Breadstu6s
| dull Provisions firm.
LONDON February 1o.-Consols for money $500
| 86s. The bullion IN the Bank of England has de-
creased f1Os 600. Illinois Central, 74i9742; Erie,
62I@52ij United States 5-20s, 67S@67s