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--latest News by Telegraph.
Die 10 Nov. 20.

j NEW YoRK.-Mr and Mrs. Spencer. who
have splendid mansion in Philadelphia, have
been arrested at PaIlsboro, N j., charged with
being prominent among the gang who counter
feited the 80 bonds. The woman paid $40,
600 cash as bail for herself and husband 9th
I |er wealthy persons are Implicated It is said
the spurious bonds were printed from plates
Impressed from the genuine plates. Other ar
rests will follow f-..,I,si ,e...I
Weston, the pedestrian, starts upon bis next
/ 100 miles walk tomorrow, from Waterloo. In
diana. Rain is falling.
8 The Louisiana Convention met at New Or
leans Saturday, and negroes were chosen for
! President and Secretary pro tem The first
act will be to declare all the State offices va
cant, and appoint persons to I'll them. .as
In the Alabama Convention franchise
clause which excludesabout 10000 voters, and
q clause imposing an extra tax often per cent,
TO pay the delegates, were passed. The negro
delegates demand complete social equality. and
bitter discussion was held on the question.
It is reported that Gov. Flanders of Louisi-
ana has complained to Grant of Gen. Mowers
removals, and Grant has ordered q suspension
of Mowers orders t
The Times special says Southern loyalists
urge Gen, Mower as Chief of the Freedmen's
Bureau in case of Gen. Howards removal He
is probably too radical to suit the President.
IL has been decided to diminish the military
posts in the Southern States after the elections
The troops will be consolidated with view to
economy. ts,....., @r...It,.. q ...f....
The Herdtd's special says majority of SEN
ators hesitate as to the legality of the present
session, and are disposed to adjourn from day
to day till December. 4
IN The ISlbane's special says Stanton don't de-
slle reinstatement, but he wants Congress to
take action and rebuke the President. S.I
Gen, AYerlll's name has been presented for
The War Office. n - T.,.g..r'
It is rgmored that the treaty for the pur-
chase of the two Danish West India Islands
has been signed at Copenhagen. a.s a...s ..
It is understood from the heads of the diff.
ferent Departments that the estimates for the
coming year are much larger than for last wear.
1t is said the President disapproves of Gen.
Mowers course in Louisiana and viii proba-
bly, remove him from any kind of command in
the Filth Military District and assign him to
duty elsewhere s.s.. s.s4 -
Specials report that Woodbridge (Rep) of
Vermont has changed his mind, giving his vote
in favor of impeachment. This makes the ma
jOrity Of the Committee favorable to impeach.
ment. Nothing further is known. .-.
LONDON, Nov. PA proposition has been
received from the United States for the pur-
chase Of the Hudson Bay COnpany's property,
which has caused o rise in the shares, .....i
The Pope has withdrawn his objections to
the proposed European Conference. Italy,
Bavaria and Wurtemburg have signed their ac-
eeptance OF Napoleons invitation to join in the
Conference. The Paris PGtlie denies that
Minister Dix expressed desire that the Unit
ed States be represented The Conference
will be held at Munich. December 18th.
NAPLES, Nov. 22.-lIOunt Fesuyius is still
pouring forth immense volumes. Seven dis
tnct streams of lava are pouring down the
side Of the mountain, and make a magnificent
scene. ,4aaa M ..4f M ..ae ra
PARIS, Nov. pa new Army bill was in
trOduced yesterday. Its general features re-
semble the law of 1892 ,a s4as
q Lord Lyons, in presenting his credentials as
British EmbassadOr to Napoleon, said "Thel
cordial relations existing between France and
England have powerfully contributed to the
welfare OF the two countries and the happi
ness OF. the. world. The Queens instructions
especially prescribe that shall spare no effort
to strengthen these relations" The Emperor
replied that he was pleased with the express
siOns Of Lord Lyons and responded by avow-
ing his sincere attachment to the Queens per-
son and family from the commencement of her
reign. One, of the most constant of his objects
had been to maintain friendly relations with
Great Britain.
MANCHESTER, Nov 23-The condemned
FeHians, Allen, Larkin and Gould, were exe-
cnted at 10 o'clock this morning The precau-
tions taken against outbreaks were effectual |
Although the day was unpleasant an immense
crowd witnessed the execution The city is
perfectly quiet. Se8 ssa4eno3 Isl
New YORK, Nov. 25.--Advices from Jamai-
ca to Nov. 18th report serious disturbances
had occurred between the, blacks of the north
side of the Island and the new police. Sir Pc
ter Grant has adopted determined policy, andI
indorses Gov. Eyre's method of suppressing
the insdrrecti0n. # IS a 81 F
+ The scheme Of emigration from the South
ern States has been sustained by Gov Graham
who is confident that a subsidy will be. given. /
News from Brazil, to Oct 26tf, reports a !
recent great victory Of the Brazilians over the
Paraguayans,
LONDON, Nov, 25.-Large crowds in the
streets-Of all the chief cities of England and
ireland freely denounced the Fenian execa-
tions at Manchester on SATURDAY.. In Man
chester and Dublin the feeling was very strong.
In London 1900 sympathisers marched in
mournful procession to Hyde Park, where sew
eral speakers bitterly condemned the execu-
tiOn of Allen, Larkin, and Gould. A black
banner, on which was inscribed Mans inhu-
manity to man makes countless thousands
MOURN" attracted much attention large
meeting was also held in Public Hail. Perfectl
order marked the demonstration.
] Col. Burrell, FeniaR leader, was arEested