The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-07-16

Spain has again given Us o pTonunctdnnento
Two regiments of artillery Of the barracks called
81. Giles, broke out in open mutiny on the 22d
inst. There was fighting in the streets of Madrid
during the whole of the day. The end OF this
sad emeuae was, that the Government had the
best oft. Some hundreds have been sent to
prison, and there await their trial.
Prim, who, on hearing of the insurrecton, left
Paris for Catalonia, has returned here. should
he fall into the hands of O'Donnell, he will have
every chance Of being shot,
0Donnell is brave man, but In no way tender
hearted. i have another incident to note, aud
i shall then have done with the political part Of
my letter.
For the last week lie Oonstitltionnel La Pdtrie,
and lie Pays, three political papers, have been
attacking the Sdncho and the GTeiOt, two Bel
gian papers which they say are the apologists of
regicide. They complain that our neghbors are
too tolerant, and that steps should be taken to
preyent the institutions of the French empire
from being lnsulted. Our official papers attach
too much importance to what such papers as the
SdnchO and the Grelot say, for they are read but
by very few persons of respectability in Belgium.
However, our neighbors who enjoy such free
dom ought to be on the look out not to offend,
40 q ONouo OONC 10 oOOh bIuuptu up Wu6u hcCSs-
sary. The Cabinet OF Brussels has, we hear,
taken the necessary measures to stop these
papers.
Politics, and nothing but politics, so that
Partisan life is now uniuteresting and monoto-
nous. The greatest pleasure of the day seems
to be the perusal OF the papers. The only
novelty of the season is
THE ROMAN HOUSE
which was bought of Prince Napoleon, aud is
now opened TO the public. We have now an
opportunity of hearing what Oriental music is
like, as q Turkish orchestra adds to the charm
of the scene. The cost of admission is only one
franc, and the Roman house affords a cool re.
treat during the present warm weather, the
thermometer "a degrees Fahrenheit.
THE DRAMAS OF THE AssIzE COURTS.
As the majority of our sensational drama
theatres are now closed those who cannot live
without emotions" need only frequent our
Assize Courts, where they will find ample means
OF satisfying these Cravings" The affair Phi
lippe has attracted crowded houses of late.
Philippe, the hideous "Quasimodon y whose mama
it was to throttle poor unfortunate girls, has
been condemned to death, and will be guillo-
tined in a few days.
Eight ruffians who had mutinied on board the
FGderis area, and killed captain and mate, were
a few days ago tried at the Maritime Tribunal of
Brest. Four of them were sentenced to DEATH
The French papers will give you the details of
this trial IN e1teaso will, therefore no longer
dwell on the matter.
NEW WORK BY ALEXANDRA DUMAS.
1t is long time since we have had anything
from the pen of the son of the great Alexandra,
the author Of "Monte Christie" Young Dumas,
the well-known author OF lie Demi Monde" has
Just published new romance, entitled "LAfaire
Clemencaux, which will, have no doubt, be as
popular as his Dame aux Camelias," etc.
THE HOUSE OF ORLEANS IN MOURNING.
The Orleans family has Just had to deplo-e
the death OF the young Due de Guise born at
Twickenham in 1854. He was the second son Of
the Duc diAumale.