Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-09-23
FROM EUROPE.

SoPfNhAeEN, ,Septemoer2t.-The European
squadron, under COMM md OF Admiral Farra-
euf, Ia siiil ly ing In this harbor. suberb en-
terralnmsn ut was given yesterday at the Royal
Palace in honor Of Admiral Faragut and the
by the Kings Of Denmark aud Greece Speeches
OF welcome TO The oistine MS he'd guests were
made by both eoyereigns. and were respond ed
10 in a f.iipg manner. King George, of
Greece, in his remarks, alluded TO the acton
Of the American Congress In grateful acknow-
Iedenent for the sympathy shown by that
body for the suffering Christians Of the island
OF Crete. The greatest friendship toward the
United States was exhibited by all present
among whom were the most noted men In the
klnRdom. a.
Parliament has agreed to the bill for the es-
tab,isbmen ut OF q consulate IN New York, and
the appointment Of representatives IN the in
tersst of the confederation will shortly be
nude. King William. of Prussia, has de.
termined upon tour through South Germ any
and will during his journey visit the cover
eiens OF Bavaria, Wurtembnrg, and Baden.
DUELtN, September 2l.-The arrest OF sus.
pected FentAn emissaries continue in this ci v.
The latest apprehension is that OF James Wal
ton, who is supposed to be from the United
States, an d an agent Of the Fenlan Brother
hood. He has been imprisoned, and will soon
be examined on q charge of treason.
FLORENCE, September 22-General Carl
oaldi has issued stirring address to his fol-
lowers and adherents, announcing that the
time has now come to overthrow the tyranny
OF the Pope, restore Rome to Italy, and give
the Eternal City it's ancient little as the capital
has b. en- prom ulgaed, signed by King Victor
EmmaD' e. waning all Italians again st taking
part in aiding or aoettng the revolutionary
as crime against the laws Of Italy and OF ma
ttone. The proclamation concludes with
threat that the Government will not fail to
visit with vigorous punishment all persons
ieund engaged in Illegal hostilities against the
Papal authority.
LONDON, September 22.-The regular session
OF the Pan Anglican Synod commences this
week at Lambeth. Reporters of the newspa-
per press will not be present at the delibera-
tions OF the Synod, and no daily record OF its
proceedings will be published.
CoPRNaAGKN, Septem Der 22.-Strong doub BITS
are ent TIMED here in OH cial quarters Of the
success OF the Danish Cabinet in its negotia-
items with Prussia for the retrocession Of the
Danish province Of Schleswig.
LONDON, September pa despatch from
Rome states that the Pope has publicly de-
neunced the sale OF the church lands in italy,
and has declared that the decree Of the Italian
Government to that effect will be made null
and void
NEW YORK. September 2l.-The steamer
Bremen, from Bremen on the 7th and South.
ampton on the 10th instant, has arrived. The
English Government is hurryin up It's prep.
arations for the Abyssinian expedition. The
Emperor, Empress, and Prince imperial had
arrived at Biarritz in good health, and were
well received. The Exoque and Liberte pub.
lish comments on the Grand Duke OF Baden,s
speech on the opening OF the Baden Diet. The
Exoque pronounces IN war-cry from Ger.
many. The Liberte says the lang guage used by
the Grand Duke leaves open no means of re.
treat, and adds: ga choice m ust be made and
promptly, between the rekaitting of the al
lance OF France with Prussia andlItaly, or 60
ing TO war without hesitation or delay with
Germany, placing herself wholly under King
William Of Prussia. The sentence of death
has been commuted to penal servitude in the
case OF those who participated in the recentin.
surrecton. The Cortes reopens on October
II.