The national Republican., 1867-02-14
CHEERS FOR THE AMERICAN EMBASSY.
he RUMORED FENIAN RISING.
OF THE ITALIAN CABINET
EFFECTS OF THE LATE FREsHET.
NARROW ESCAPE OF TELEeRApHnRs
From Europe.


LONDON, Feb. l2.-The reform demostra-
ton on Monday was great success. There
were over 10000 persons in the procession,
and the streets were lined with more than
100000 spectators. Hundreds Of mounted
pioneers, drilled as cavalry, headed the pro-
- "hA best order was maintained
during the march, ana v.s =, s,,,,
made. The day was bright and fuli I.
shine, and was in striking contrast with the
dsy on which the Queens procession to the
HOUSE Of Parliament took place. All Lon
don seemed TO be 6tt Of doors, Flags and
banners were everywhere displa9ed, and the
American, French and Italian flags were
carried in the procession, as was also pic
ture Of the yacht Henrietta.
During the march the bands PLAYED YAM
kee Doodle, the ,Marsellaise Hymn, John
Brown" and the Gafibaldi Hymn.
The Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred
observed the display from the United Service
Club, but their presence ELECTED no cheers.
A superb ovation took place at the Amer
can Embassy. All the men In the procession
took off their hath aS they passed and gave
nine cheers
The following notices, which were liber.
hhI ulbpihytu Ou Iub DhuutTh,
sentiments Of the people: "No Surrender"
Suffrage;" "Serfdom is Infamous" 1.-The
Voice Of the People Cannot be Oppressed
with Safety" Dfsobedience to Tyrants is
Duty to God" "Taxation Without Repre-
sentation is Tyranny" Liberty to Those
Who Dare Demand III" Trust In God, but
Keep Your Powder Dry"
| The procession terminated its march at
the Agricultural Hall, where an immense
meeting was held Thirty thousand people
were present. A letter was read from John
Stuart Mill, M. P. The O'Donoshtie, Mr..
Potter, and Mr.. Taylor, all members Of Par
Lament, made speeches: Resolutions were
passed denouncing the Derby Government,
and manhood suffrage.
A deputation from the Reformers waited
upon Mr.. Gladstone in the morning and pre-
sented him complimentary address. They
received an encouraging reply, but neither
Mr.. Gladstone nor Mr.. Bright was present at
the meeting
On Monday afternoon the House Of Com.
mons was crowded to hear IN expected an
nouncement OF the Government programme.
The Prince Of Wales, Prince Alfred, Duke
of Cambridge, Prince Teck, and Earl Russell
were present
Mr.. Disraeli delivered long historical
essay on reform and the English constitu-
ton. He showed only few flashes of his
usual spirit, but was especially brilliant while
denouncng Goldwln Smith as wild man,
and ironically defending Earl RUSSELL
Toward the close Of his speech he said the
Government would introduce resolutions 10
test the sense Of Parliament before present
ing reform BILL and fixed the 25th instant
as the day for offering them.
The resolutions are vague and unsatisfac-
tory, and merely state general principles.
Mr.. Gladstone, in few commonplace re-
marks, accepted the Governments plan of
proceeding, but protested against delay.
With the conclusion Of his remarks the de-
| bate ended.
During the session a rumor prevailed that
the Fenians had taken the city of Chester,
which caused great excitement, and the Duke
Of Cambridge hastily left the House during
the debate for the War Office.
LONDON, Feb. l2.-Dispatches from Ches-
ter state that 400 strangers arrived there
in the style Of the Canada raiders. Their
appearance caused great alarm. No out
break has occurred as yet. There are some
troops in the castle, which is supposed to be
the point of attack.
BERLIN, Feb. l2-Noon.-The Conference
OF the South German States have adopted an
army system similar to that of Prussia.
FLORENCE, Feb. l2-Noon-The Cabinet
Ministers Of Italy have all resigned.
CoEsTAETIYoPLE, Feb. l2-Noon.-In the
new Turkish Cabinet about to be created,
Ali Viezas Fuad will accept the Foreign
Ministership.
ST.. PETERSBURG, Feb. l2.-Lieut. COL
Knox and an embassy Of the Russian Amer-
can Telegraph Company waited upon the
Emperor yesterday. He represented that
the line on the Asiatic side would be COM
pleted in July next
Gov Korsakoff and Gen. Shelasinboff, now
in Siberia, have formally acknowledged the
courtesy of the American Congress in regard
to the attempted assassination Of the EN-
peror.
LONDON, Feb. l2.-No riotous proceedings
have taken place at Chester, as was appre.
hended, and the city is quiet.
PARIS, Feb. l2.-The American squadron,
it is understood, will visit Cherboure during
the continuance of the International Exposi-
sion.
BERLIN, Feb. l2.-Prussia will send pleni.
potentiaries to treat with the eI-King Of
Hanover in regard TO the disposition to be
made of his private property.
MADRID, Feb. lz.-The Cortes will be
opened by the Queen on the 3Oth Of March.
LONDON, Feb. l2.-It is reported in Madrid
that the Government intends imposing a
forced loan.
CHESTER, Eng, Feb. l2.-The presence
here of a number Of supposed Fenians, who
had recently crossed over from Ireland, gave
rise to the apprehensions of riot, but they
have since left the town without creating any
disturbance.
LONDON, Feb. IL, noon.-Illnois Central,
sli Erie, 39i; U. S. 5-20s, 70 3.l6.
PARIS, Feb. IL, noon.-U. s. 5-2O's, 82A.
FRANKFoRT, Feb. ~, noon.-U. s. 5.2O's,
79s Consols, 81.
LONDON, Feb ~, cv"ning.-Consols closed
at 90a; U. s. 5.2J., : SIG Illinois Central,
Sl!i Erie 39t.
New York Markets.
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