The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-02-25


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ave establishments IN Manchester, altho9gh
they are 9th connected with that marKeG the
latter more particularly with Bradford"
Apprehended Riots at Chester.
About 500 to 800 men, supposed to be Feniaus,
arrived at Chester on Monday, mostly from
Liverpool. The troops, volunteers, ana ponce
Nothing serious had occurred mp to the
present.
A despatch from Paris says
IAN order of the Minister of Agriculture has
been issued declaring that, as the cattle plague
of cattle are forbidden entry into or transit
through France from across the French frontier
from Dunkirk to the Rhine,n near Lauterbourg"
Belgium. .. .HI
A telegram from Brussels says:-"The Dutch
Government is said to have declared its readi-
ness to give every facility TO the engineers ap-
pointed BY Ipgend ,bar france and pT0ssiS tS TO
reference to the question OF the barring OF the
Scheldt." . . .....
]. w. Grove will be appointed Hungarian
Minister of Commerce.
Revolutionary pamphlets are being circulated
in Pesth, but they have produced no effect
among the inhabitants.
South Germany. ..
The Military Conference has agreed to adopt
the Prussian military system, with the sole
tendance at drill for the Landwehr will be
shorter. ......
Austria. ....
A telegram from Vienna says:-The State
Railway Company have invited subscriptions
to an issue of 10000 new Obligations. applica-
tions for which must be made in Vienna on
the 18th or 18th, and in other continental cities
on the 18th. The obligations will be issued at
225f., and will bear 15f. interest, with annual
drawings of 500i. The whole amount is TO be
redeemed within ninety-fve years. The in
terest and sinking-fund are guaranteed.
1t is stated that Professor Lasener has been
offered the portfolio OF Public Instructor. which
he has accepted. Count Anton Auersperg,
known as an author under the name of Anas-
tasius Grun, has been summoned from Glatz
to Vienna by telegraph, Rumors are current
| that Baron Schon erling will be appointed Min
| lister OF Justice, and Count TaaHe Minister OF
| A despatch from Pesth says-M. Deal has
| returned here. The statesmen who have
| been designated by the Government to form
| part of the Hungarian Ministry will leave tor
! Advices from Hernfannstadt state that the
| Saxon portion of fTransylvania ar favorable to
union with Hungary.
The North German Con federation.
! A telegram from Berlin says:-The Plenipo-
| of constitution for North Germany have hel
a conference. The deliberations of the confer
| ence were subsequently brought to close, after
| which a farewell banquet was given, at which
| all the members of the Ministry were present.
| The Federal Treaty was subsequently signed.
! The King gave the Plenipotentiaries a farewell
| audience. In compliance with the wishes OF
| Berlin to be present at the opening of the North
| German Parliament.
| The official Gazette publishes an article on the
| signature Of the new Constitution, in which it
| says:-The different States have readily resigned
| portion of their individual rights in favor OF
! that common organization of Germany which
will be the best guarantee for her security and
| national development. Prussia has only claimed
such rights as are indispensable for her leader
ship OF the Confederation. The article also com
mehts upon the especially conciliatory attitude
| shown by Saxony throughout the conferences
OF the North German Plenipotentiaries.
The PrincipaIItIes.
A telegram from Bucharest says:-The bill
| for the abolition of the tobacco monopoly has
| been agreed to by the Senate.
| Prince Stirbey has left here on a special mis-
| sion TO the Austrian Government.
The Hospodar and his brother are expected
TO return TO Bucharest Immediately.
| Italy.
| A despatch from Florence announces that
| Signor Orisani has been chosen Reporter of the
Committee on the Free Church and Ecclesiasti-
oppose @ t6s bin. m The Committee nsSEe'ep were re
unanimous In rejecting the political portion OF
out by to 4votes. A proposition was intro
duced 10 draw mp counter scheme.
.t Prussia and SaxOny.
A telegram from Berlin says;-It Is asserted
that the Prussian troops will only evac9ate
Dresden when Prussia's authority to regulate
the movements of all the Federal military
forces shall have received indubitable and un'
The betrothaI OF the Princess Mary of Hohen.
| Zollern with the Count of Flanders will be cele-
| brated In Berlin next May.
| turkey
| Telegrams from tantinople state that q
| new Ministry has been formed.
Earthquake In CephaIOnia.
| A destructive earthquake had occurred in
Cephalonia Lixuri is reduced to ruins, and
| the loss of life is appalling. A vessel is about
to leave Malta with provisions to relieve the
sufferers.
China and Japan.
A telegram from Hong Kong says-Arrange.
ments for the formation OF a native arsenal and
dockyard at Foo.Chow are progressing favor.
ably. The Mahommedan Rebels in Kiang -si have
captured four towns. A large fire has occurred
at Tien-tSin; the loss is estimated at 800, ,00C
taels Chinese registered as British subjects
are forbidden to reside in the interior of China.
Advices from Japan state that the rice riots al
Yeddo had ceased. Prince Choisin had defeated
the Daimio Kokura and holds his ground
against his opponents. DiEtrust exists among
the Daimios and they refuse to attend the pro-
posed conference.
in reference TO the dollar question is favor
able.
A despatch from Melbourne says
Parliament meets January II.
It is rumored that Francis McGregor, Vale
Burden, and Miller will retire from the Cabinet.
Captain Gilmore proceeds TO London to get
telegraph cable laid across Bass Straits.
A despatch from Adelaide says
The bill for increasing the Governors salang
| to $1,000 has been carried in both Houses.
The new marriage bill was lost in the Assem-
bly,, but another measure will be introduced in
Parliament has adjourned. but will reassem-
BILE on January 2 r. ...
....... New Zealand.
/ Intelligence from New Zealand announces
that the Maori King has signided his submis.
sion, and invited Governor Grey to visit him.
India.
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