The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-31

NEW York, Dec. 3l.-The German mail
steamer Deutschland, from Bremen on the 10Th
and Southampton on the l7ih inst, arrived at
this port yesterday.
miscellaneous News.
A telegram from Malkatto, of December /,
says:-COlonel MeTewether, with the advanced
brigade, Is moving on Senate. The inhabitants
of Okulch aAd KuZeih have rendered their
services Inc troops are are IN S gooo nealTn Tne %
cember U, says:-Colonel Stavely and staff, to-
gelher with the last detachment OF the Scinde
Brigade, have passed here, en- route for Abyssnia.
AdVices from Annesley Bay report great
sc rcity of water. The disease among the mules
and horses continued TO an alarming extent A
chief OF the Tigre with quo men, had arrived in
the British camp.
Sir RodeTick Murchison, in a letter to the
Times, ex presses his belief tnat DR.. Livingstone
is sliil alive. The Queens Consul and Vice.
Consul at Zanzibar says that they are forced to
the conclusion, rom the accounts received that,
in all probability, DIR. LivingLone is tie white
traveller mentioned in the last dispatches re-
ZefdIers Correspondent, semi official Berlin
paper, says that the French diplomats in
Southern Germany are again busily employed
in recommending alliance with France as the
great Cath olic and conservative power.
Large popular meetings have been held at
Zurich, Wtnterihur, USER, and Bulach, at
which resolutions were passed in favor of re-
plptely democratic sense. During the meeting
loud cries of Down with the present SYSTEM"
Away with Its supporters" were uttered.
AdVices from Switzerland state that, notwith-
standing the assertion OF some OF the Italian
meet King Victor Emanuel at Monzs, bis I'M
perial Highness was still at his seat of Pranglns,
on the LAKE of Geneva.
of sending telegraphic messages, new system
is coming into operation III Paris on the lst OF
January. Adhesive Lelegraphic stamps will
be issued, to be put on the original dispatches
by the senders themselves Special boxes for
the receipt of these dispatches Will be placed
in the different quarters of the city. These
boxes WIZ be cleared every ten minutes. AS
r the dispatches Will be sent 10 the different
offices by the atmospheric tubes, they must be
enclosed in envelopes of given dimensions, in
order 10 insure thetc i'm mediate transmission,
The needle. gun now definitely adopted by tn Q
Russian War Office Is of the Prussian pattern,
thicker the rapidity OF the firing is said to be
slightly increased. II Russian accounts are
compIish eight discharges in q minute while
skilled hand is stated to have no difficulty In
reaching up to Io1rseen M IoeTe 0d care are NOT many
" Ipenir National reproduces a letter, or
memorandum - said to have been written by
Prince Louis Bonaparte. the present En- peror,
on the Roman question, in order to snow that
his Majesty opinien was not always in favor
'ofmsintaining the temporal power OF the Pope
He said:-
Ing the btst OF goyernm enIs@that o. the United
SaIsys o. tha Ihe eoyerpme1t w6ieh in pTsent cir
cUmsIapcts suits lay best is a constitutional mon
nation. and form but one family. She should have
nni1y Of weights measures, and cSin There should
be no house but that on the frontier for GER
Rome where The Pope might eo1IlGus to occupy the
the sp IL Of the gospel should have spiritual power
onlv."
General Tlma"hoff, who had been residing at
Pau, has left for st. Petersburg, having been
appointed Minister of the Post ONCE and of
Teiegra phs in Russia.
M de BoDnieres. French Munster at Teheran,
few days after his arrival on the 10th OF Octo-
ber presented in full audience TO the Shah of
Persia his credentials as Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipoten iary of the Emperor
Napoleon.
The VieerOy OF Egypt and his Minister, Nubar
PashR, are publishing at Paris collection of
the ancient and modern historians OF Armenia.
The members OF the Armenian Academy of st.
Lazarus, at Venice, and the principal French
and foreign students of that literature, are as
ssting in the labors, directed by French
savant, Nj. Victor Langlois. The collection will
comprise five volumes.
The net profit of the gaming tables in the little
State of Monaco during lS65-6 was as much as
Two millions Of francs.