The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-12
FROM EUROPE BY CABLE.

MADRID, Oct 1O-The Provisional Junta has
Issued n programme guaranteeing many reforms
among them administrative decentralization,
universal suffrage, religious liberty, freedom of the
press, the right of public assemblages radical
changes in the system of education, the right oftra
by Jury, the equality of all men before the law,
and the Judges of the courts to be appointed for
life.
MADRID, Oct 1O.-The Provisional Junta has is
sued circular invoking all officials and citizens to
Join in preserving ORDER and thus prove that revo-
luton is not ANARCHY or violence, but peace and
Justice The elections for members of the Cortes
have been fixed for November 10. Olusago has left
Paris for this city.
John p. Hale, the American Minister, has waited
on General Serrano and congratulated him.
Gonzales Brovo's Secretary mobbed yester-
day and badly hurt. General Prim came upon the
ground and made speech to the rioters, deploring
any act of violence, and saying the people could
now afford to forget the wrongs of the former SER
wants of the crown.
MADRID, oct. 1O-The local Jupta at Seville, at
the request of the United States Consul has granted
permission to foreign residents to build Protest
ant church within the walls of the city.
Don Rivero has been appointed Mayor of Ma
drid. All the provinces have formally recognized
the authority of the Central Provisional Junta.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 10.-Reverdy johnson will re-
ceive an address from the corporate authorities of
this city the morning of the 22d inst.
LONDON, Oct. 1O.-The leaders of the Junta at
Madrid are monarchical in their preferences, but
have agreed to accept republic, if the people so
pronounce at the election.
LONDON, oct 1O.-The preliminaries of a natura-
lization treaty similar to that recently concluded
retween the North German Union and the United
States have been arranged between Lord Stanley
and the American Minister.
LONDON, Oct. 11.-Mr. Gladstone's address to the
people of South Lancashire is praised by the Libe-
al who its fran nd
tone with the vague and negative utterances of
Disraeli. The Tory journals do not take up the
"No Popery" cry of the Premier, but rest the
claims of their party in the Parliamentary canvass
on the brilliant foreign policy of the Ministry, the
success of the Abyssnan war, the necessity for
the defence of the Church of England from the
dangers by which it is menaced, and the mainten-
ance of the strictest economy in the public X
penditures. On the latter point, however, they
sharply assailed by the Wings, who point out the
wide inconsistency between the precepts and prac-
tice of the party in power
The Chinese Embassy making progress in
preliminary arrangements for negotiations with
the British government 1t is reported that Mr..
Burlingame finds Lord Stanley not unfrendly to
the policy proposed by China, and ready to treat
the question on the broad ground of civilization,
rather than from the purely English point of view
urged by the London Times 1t is understood the
ambassadors will be received by the Queen the
2Oth inst, and that they will afterwards make a
trip to PastA
LONDON, VSt. 1O-(Special to Heraldl-Dis
patches from Madrid report that John p. Hale, the
American Minister to the court of Madrid, has just
had an interview with General Serrano, of a very
cordial character. Minister Hale congratulated
the General on his success and position, and it is
said notified him of the probable recognition of his
revolutionary government by the United States
before the lapse of year.
TraIa frnt Fran cta thot 10 haSn
cially recognized the Republic of Mexico.
BERLIN, Oct 10-Reports having been received
here of lawlessness and dsquiet in Cuba, the mer-
chants in various parts of Germany have united in
request to the government to send ships of war to
that island in order to guard the interests of Ger
man traders and others.
PARIS, Oct. 10.-The Emperor has deferred his
return from BiarritZ to this city,
PARIS, oct. 1.-THE reference to Schleswig made
by the King of Denmark in his speech at the open
ing of the Rigsrad, induces the sem-oficial jour
mails here to declare that France is pledged to the
treaty of Prague, and that Prussia must not depart
from its obligations The fears of a European
have abated. The PrsSSe, however, says the armo-
Ties of France were never better than at present.
NAPLES, Oct. 10.-Another eruption of Mount
Vesuvus is threatened.
HAVANA, Oct. 10.-The Captain General of Porto
Rico has announced in proclamation that the re-
cent disorders in that island have been suppressed
and all the insurgents have been captured or dis
persed, and that the whole island is now tranquil
Matthew Buckman, coffee planter, was killed
during the disturbances.
Arrived, steamship Star of the Union, from New
Orleans.
Sailed to-day, steamship Maryland
The birthday of Queen Isabella was celebrated
as usual, and the reception of the Captain General
was largely attended.
Sugar is very duh.
HAVANA Oct. 10-Supar and MOlasses uuiet and
unchanged. Freights to Europe advanced and
closed firm; to the United States nominal.
Although the people here have been informed of
the progress of events in Spain there have been
political manifestations and no excitement is ap-
parent in this city or in any part of the island.