The national Republican., 1867-12-05
n EMEuTE ALABAMA IA,
uEISsrRRECTION QUELLED.
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.

LONDON, Dcccember l.-lnc second lnstalment
of correspondence between the British and
American Governments with regard to the Ala.
bama claims has been laid before the House OF
Commons. Lord Stanley, in a dispatch to Mr..
says England will never consent to submit to
Ford, the present charge daffairs at Washington,
the arbitration OF foreign power claims In
volving her right to recognize belligcrents This
right he insists is purely question Of English
law. He repeats his offer to submit to Arbitra-
tlon the Alabama claims, and to refer all other
demands for indemnity for losses sustained
during the war to the decision Of a mixed COM
mission.
The cabmcn continue to work during the day
until four o'clock In the afternoon, when they all
leave their stands.
LoSpoS, Dec. 4.-The debate on the italian
expedition in the French legislative body was
continued yesterday. On the Liberal side Simon
and Gueraulet made speeches, in which they at
tackled the italian policy Of government, and
condemned Intervention.
PAnIs. Dec. I.-L'Etendard asserts that all the
European powers have agreed to general con-
ference prepared by France with the exception
OF Holland and Belgium.
BERLIN, Dec. 4.-Tho Prussian minister Of jus
ticc, Count Won Lippc, has resigned. II is said
that Leonhard will be appointed his successor.
FLORENCE, Dec. 4.-The italian war Office has
| OTutrcu tnTtc nunuTtu tnOubhnu NnhshcUOt FlHchs
Many arrests for political offences have recently
been made in different parts of the kingdom.
| LONDON, Dec. 4-Evening. COM
munication with India, which was interrupted
by the cyclone, has been restored.
| yIESSA, Dec. I.-Count Crivaeli, the envoy OF
| Austria to Rome, has notified the Pope that the
| legislation of the Reichsrath must proceed on
its course, even in antagonism to the Concordat,
| should the Holy Father refuse to relieve the
Emperor Francis Joseph from the obligations
| of treaty made before he became n constitu.
tional Moearch Baron Won Beust, in a recent
letter, urges the meeting Of European con.
| grcss, without programme, so that each Power
may be free to act.
LONDON, Dec. .i.-Telegrams from Bombay give
the rumor that the King OF Abyssinia had or.
dered the English prisoners In his custody to be
executed. The rumor needs confirmation.
The strike OF the cabmen has come to an end
The Government yielded, and the obnoxious law
has been suspended.
| Sir Edward Thornton, late Minister to Brazil,
and recently appointed ambassador to the United
States, arrived here to-day from Rio Janeiro
The steamer by which he arrived brings the re
port that formidable revolt had broken out II
Paysander.
LIVERPOOL, December 4.-The bark Maximil
ian, Captain Hatfield which left Philadclphii
on the 10th of November for Antwerp, recent!
ran ashore nenr Flashing. 1t Is thought sh,
will be total loss.
PARIS, December I-Evcning.-In the Corp
Lcgislatifto-dA Marquis MOustier, Minister o
Foreign Affairs, said meeting OF the general co n
, ference was uncertain. Should It not take plac
the Government of France would be compelle
to exact of Italy liberal observance Of the obl
: cations OF the September convention.
LONDON, Dec. .4-Evening.-Consols closed q
o31s 5-2Os, 9lH; Illinois Central, SOY; Eric, l79I
FRANKVoRr, Dee. 4-Evening.-U. $. bond
, closed at 7G9S.
!, LIvERPooT- Dec. 1.-THE cotton market bccom
more active during the afternoon, and close
Arm. Uplands, 7sS; Orleans, TX. Sales to-da
1900 bales. Brcadstutis, provisions, and produc
unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 4-Evcning. stcamshi
St. David, from Quebec, has arrived.