The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-05

The appeal to the army Ia yet stronger" "soldiersl
1he country calls you TO aid In revo ution aud you
our counuys history the army nas always appear
the enemy Of yIants and the defender Of our rights
solemn hour The multitude Of proofs which have
rades to the cries Of Your fathers ana chdPsn Their
interests are yours Their aspirations are those Of all
necessitated by the loud wall OF outraged nation,
ineted u on the army rSis @ust be put stp To-
Adyancemept henceiorth be the reward Of merit,
of duty; and let those who may be the frst to reap
their admiring feliow-citisens. an army never de.
serves better OF It's country than when II knows how
those produced BY the wounds Of bleeding county.
ComTSdes discipline o6s es US to defend len M 600 gov
Of nor s SO rs 70 Pqs Hgwa sTe
tions,' PipG n al Ia It6eytad 'Oi0e VI JUAN PRiM"
These PIoolamas3ns % are not only PlscaTdded abCut
placed as soon as torn down.
A Royal Spanish Order.
The Didrfo Of Barcelona pHbllshes the following
order the day from General OF the pro-
'KTADouARTERs, 18th hAuguqt.-solders of the Army
Of Caalonia:aYonr present attitude confirms the
Hnn Tnrse os bands commaSdea sy men
dlsreputable from their ordinary mlsdeeds, are the
proceedSgs Of the Tevoiuonlss al home and abroad
your comIates are resolutely pursuing these bands
Sabants Of our Beautiful city deliver themselves up
se the S S With shff
repose and which only serve TO stimulate
accomplishment OF your duties repose at the same
The Queen and the country thank you. Their grail.
tude is forever engraven on their hearts rs t,rsrp
GarIbaIdI Awaiting on InsurrectiOn In
Rome.
Parts (Aug 22) CORES. of the London Times.
Mr.. Erdan the well-known Italian correspondent
of the Temps having been burnt out of Florence by
the tropical heat has gone for ramble with Carl
at Sienna ana Rapolano. The popular General from
the balcony Of d his inn at the @ PLACE tGd the the
q Viud HGlidr' Rome, and down with the clerical
day. This his tour 0s IN tie direction e 81 sse Psp
frontier naturally gives rise TO many Copectures ana
him, and, according to the last letter 7h inst) he
waters Of that place, winch good for rnenmatis ~
NJ, Erdan, who is calm and sensible observer is OF
termination is to bring the Roman question: to a cri
SIS he Viii not aSE until an insqrrecton shall have
siders TO have become probable and the first sig
to enter. On the other hand the italian Governments
or, is TgilSnt II is supposed the 1,a Sag6aldsns
tory. Their attitude is one of hostility to
determination i manifests to thwSrt their plans
The impresslons q an intelligent foreigner on the
are Interesting 70 read but It is dcGlt 70
Ratszzi Cabinet is bent upon preventing it, and has
10000 men along the frontier AS TO the Romans they
selves, and it is doubtful whether they could effect
@ and %Suo to
solution must beor long In the natural course
S ss %s
nee,1ed but unfortunately it is rare quality In
Prussian Opinion OF a South German
Bund,
From the Cross Gazette of Berlin, august %.
We learn from a reliable source that no understand
ing been az salz6grg for The formation Of
south ut Gean EndeE betP s1s P
and Austria might be accounted for, but It is more
and TO lead foreign powers at strasburg,
The Irish E1 E1Odus-Unusual Rush of Emil
grants Co the United states.
QUEENSTOWN, August 2s-Emtgration is again on
the increase The statistical return OF emgrants from
this port since the LIST Of July which is the turning
vitality OF the exodus at period When during pre-,
| the frequency of employment at home
Since the 18th inst, there have been six steamers
have 6V II left here for New York. 'AN'' 'O"'-
From the 50 Of July up to yesterday, period OF
elusive of the Cunard mail boats sailed from here for
ton, Which at q time When labor Is at pTemin% iRGi in
| annals OF emigration from Ireland.
Miscel1ame GUS.
A REFORM CELEBRATION.
| A banquet in celebration of the passage o
the Reform bill is to be held at the Crystal
Mr.. Mill, and other distinguished men have
| promised TO attend.
| GREAT sWINDLE IN MANCHESTER.
| Two Manchester firms Kodoth q Co. and
| Galipolito d Co., had disappeared, after having
purchased goods extensively in Manchestei
| and elsewhere, and leaving debts to the tune o
| about 9S0,000.
J NARROW ESCAPE OF QUEEN VICTORIA.
| Queen Victoria, while on the way to Balmo
| raj, made a two days halt at Floors Castle
| where she was the guest of the Duke ant
| Duchess of Roxburgh. When the royal trair
| arrived at Carlisle the discovery was made tina
the new carriage In which the Queen was ira
| Yelling would not pass through the bridges or
the "Waverly route" OF railway, and q chang
of carriages was made But for this discovery
at the eleventh hour, fearful accident mus
have happened. The Queen paid visits to Alb
botsford, Melrose Jedburgh, and other inte
resting places in the border region.
THE HARVEST.
The weather in England continued broken
but on the whole the harvest was making salts
factory progress.
ST. DOMINGO AND HAY YTT.