The national Republican., 1867-11-21

that will render prospsrou, the social condition
Of the great masses.
II, With me, you become convinced that this
path Il that Of real progress and civilization, lot
| us advance In that agreement Of views and sem
timents, which is . precious guarantee Of public
welfare. You will, I trust, vote laws which will
be submitted to you, that will contribute TO the
greatness, wealth, and happiness Of the country;
For my own part, you may rest assured VIII
uphold firmly the power conferred on me, for no
obsolete nor unjust opposition will shake either
my courage or my faith In the future.
LIvrsrooL, Nov. 10-Evsnins The steam
ship Frans,, from New York, November I'd, has
arrived.
ouErusrowx, Nov. l9-Ths steamer City Of
Antwerp, from New York, November 9th, has
arrived.
LONDONDERRY, Nov l0.-The steamer Bel.
gian, from Quebec, has arrived.
SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 20, q. m.-The steamship
Cambria, from New York, on the 9th inst, has
arrived. The steamship Houss, from New York,
on the 9th inst, hs, also arrived.
LONDONDERRY, Nov. 7o.-The steamship st..
Patrick, from Quebec, has arrived, and sailed
again for the Clyde.
LONDON, Nov. 2o-Evsnipg g-Consols closed at
"a 7.I6. Tho market for American securities
closes without any advices BY Atlantic telegraph
from America Of the 10th and goth instants.
Fivs-twsntiss, 7o,; Illinois Central, sSi Erie
shares, At.
FRASKpoRr, Nov. 2O-Bveuins. s. bonds,
70 LILO.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2O-EVening ng.-Cotton closed
stsady with fair business doing Uplands, SD. !
Orleans, Sid. Sales 10, 900 bales. Breadstufs
unchanged. Lard declined to SIS %. Amsri.
can taliow As. 3D., and spirits Of turpentine to
27s.
ANTWERP, Nov. 2O-Evsning Petroleum fat
at 43i francs.
PANS, Nov. l0.-EIperisncod engineers have
laid out and the Pontiheial troops are building
substantial works Of defence at all the ap'
proschss to Rome, and these fortihoations are
rapidly approaching completion.
LIspos, Nov. l9.-Tho United States feet,
under Admiral Farragut, will sail during the
present week.
MADRID, Nov. l9.-Julian Tavia has been
appointed Governor Of Porto Rico.
LONDON, Nov. 10.-Ths Imperial Parliament
was opened to-day. The Queen was not present
The Royal Commission read the speech from the
thrOne the tuD6thuoo Ol WuiCh ~ ha
Kir; Theodorui having rejected all demands
Of GG,.t Britain for the release Of her subjects
cruelty and without just cause imprisons BY
him, her Majesty had no alternative but to send
a military expedition to Abyssipia, and reference
10 made to supply bills nssdful to defray ex
penses.
The Invasion Of Papal territory being now
over, the Pope is impressed that the Emperor
Napoleon will soon withdraw his forces from
Italy and avoid unfriendly relations with Victor
Emanuel.
Fenianism suppressed In Ireland has taken th'
form Of organised violencs and murder in Eng
land, where it must also be suppressed BY the
firm fuihllment Of tho law and by the loyalty o
, the people. The speech concludes with the prom
ise that her Msjssty's Government will brinl
before Parliament reform bills for Scotland ant
Ireland, and other important measures Of do
, nestle nature
} In the House Of Commons an address to th
Queen was moved by Sir William Hart Dyke
! member for West Kent, and was seconded b.
Col. James Hogs member for Bath. Tho nd
dress in the House Of Lords was proposed b.
} Earl Rrowniow, and seconded by Lord Hytton
Both addresses echo tho speech Of the Queen.
LONDON, Nov 19-Midnight. tn the House c
h Commons this evening Lord Stanley mado som
explanations in connection with recent event
. on the continent. He said England had bee
invited to join general European conference
I but had refused to do so unless distinct plan
Q action was 6rst proposed. Lord Stanley though
n that participation in such Congress would onl
70 | oE Enn .ithot
. doing any good. Nearly all the members WI
!, spoke longest took occasion to condemn the r
Il cent action Of France in sending a military Q!
y psdition to Italy.
~ LONDON, Nov 20.-Tho Queens speech
a. Parliament and the Pacific address Of Nspolet
to the French Chambers have had tranquiliIir
% effects upon Europe, and tend to restore cOni
y dencs At all political and financial centres.
" MANCHESTER, Nov. 20, a. m.-As the day 4
Is tho execution Of tho condemned Penians q
ly proaches, the Government redoubles its preca
70 tions sgainst an outbreak or attempt at rescu
m Regular troops have been pouring in here
OF railroad for two or three days past, and the ci
60 10 now crowded with soldiers.
o. MANCHESTER, Nov 20-Evsning ado
~ tion to the large military force here, the a
thOritiss have provided for the security Of
rn peace by swearing in over two thousand citisc
ot as special policemen.
=. LONDON, Nov. 2o-Evening. In the House
.m Commons to-day an inquiry was made As
on whether the Government had received any o.
In cial information Of the reported calamity
M Tortols.
lad Mr.. Adderly, under secretary for the cOlOni
he replied that the Colonial Office had received
led such advices from its correspondents in
Iy' West Indies, and the story Of the disappsaraI
~ Of the island of Tortola beneath the ssa W
to doubtless, a great oanard.
he ST. PETHnsBURo, Nov. 20.-The river NJ
ny is frozen over, and navigation between the
20 Of LagodA and Finland 10 closed.
In LONDON, Nov. 20-Evening.-A dispa
lrd from oonstantinOpls states that the sultal
10 seriously ILL.,
v PARIS. Nov 20-Evoning.-It is report
re. that the American Minister. Gen. Dix, has I
uld posed to the Emperor Napoleon that the Uni
md States be represented in the coming general Z
ls ference.
-. PLoRRscR, Nov 20.-Tho Bank Of Ital.
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