The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-24
Foreign Affairs.

AhahESs
LoEDOE, Nov. 23- Evening. - The election
returns now in show that the Liberals have at
least 100 majority IN a iull House. II Is esti-
mated that they will have 10 majority on the
amendment which will be proposed to tue
Parliamentary address in reply to the Queens
speech.
Some people are disposed TO think that such
strength Of numbers will be dangerous to the
Liberals, fearing that IL Will tend to produce
discord i'll the party. This apprehension Is
perhaps imaginary, Ms nearly all the Liberals
who have been elecl ed have pledged thenlsel yes
TO their constituents 10 sustain Mr. Gladstone;
and the fate OF the Adullamites, who have all
come 10 gret is warning to bolters.
Two fortuna results are considered 10 have
been secured, yiZ.:-The displacement of tue
Conservatives and the acquisition of power
sufficient to exert a decisive pressure on he
House OF Lords Tor pushing through the mea-
sures for the disestaolishment OF the irish
Church.
The ari5tocratic section Of the Whig party Is
charged with intriguing to have Earl Granville
invited by tue Queen to torn the new Ministry,
and the Radicals are indignant at this under
hand course. II is anticipated that the New
House Ct Commons WILL be on the whole, re-
markably practical and b1slness'like III char
acter.
The exclusion ofOsborne, Roebuck, and other
eccentric individuals, Is a matter o general con.
graduation, nor is the loss of the CONSERVATIVE
lawy ycrs, including Attorney and Solicitor
Generals, much lamented.
Regret IS felt that none OF the wOTkDgmen's q
candidates, VINO failed tor wauG Of money and
orgaIzatoD will be in The House 10 represent
tnat new element in the Government TIE
elections in counties will be completed before
the end Of this week.
LONDON Nov. ga banquet was given to
Hon. ReVerdy Jounsou by tue aa'hDrln"s of
Brighton on Saturday. George Peabody was
also guest OF the corporation, aud many dis
tlngulshed Euglishmen and local celebrities
were present.
MIR. Johnson's remarks were similar TO those
on former occasions. The MAYOR of Brighton
m a Epppcb in which hl plOpnpnf q ay n o
peace, the American Minister, aud Mr.. Peabody.
LONDON, Nov. 23-Eveniag. MIR. Burliu- aOln
and mission have gained ground daily. His
relations with Lord Stanley are intimate and
LONDON Nov. IA despatch from Berlin
states that there is much surprise at the omis.
sion to consult the King on the subject OF his
ar bitration upon the Aaba ma claims.
Count Bismark has recovered from his illness,
and resumes his post this week.
| Wilma, Nov. 23.-The Hung arian official red
! book denounces the disoyalty prevalent IN the
| DaDuban principa!ites to the SutAn's Govern
| ment, and says they have forfeited their claims
10 the protection of the great powers.
| CoNSTANTINoPLE, Nov. 23.-E Joy Morris, the
| American Minister, has presented to the Porte
| an energetic protest against the imprisonment
| Of two American citizens at Damascus.
| PARIS, Nov. 23.-After the celebration OF the
requiem mass and last offices OF the dead at the
| Madeleine yesterday, the remains of RCssini
| were tak en- to the cemetery OF Pere la Chaise.
| The funeral was rather of a p1yate and domestic
| character. The procession was not large, nol
| was the display unusual but immense throngs
| Of people lined the streets through which the
| cortege passed, and testified their respect ol
the great composer by profound and mournfu
| silence.
LONDON, Nov. 93.-Advices from Paris state
| that there is growing dIsCorteut in France
! consPuHent oG the PRESS seizures. Prosecution
are urged by the Government with unspariuG
| energy.
PARIs, Nov. 23.-The Prince of Wales is a
| Conpeiene.
PARIS, Nov. 23-Tnteligence from Span il t,
the effect that General Prim is charged viii
| delaying the elections and reorganlZng tn,
| army, with q design Of coup uetdi, aud th
| establishment OF an empire. 1t is SAID tina
handbils are freely circulated urging his eeva
| tlon TO the throne, and that they emanate frou
his immediate friends.
PEsTH Nov. 23.-In the preface of the ohicia
| red book, which has just male its appearance
here, the maintenance OF friendship with Prus
STA, and with all the Northern and Southern
States OF Germany is advocated, aud SPEEDY
settlement OF the schleswig dispute warmly
| urGed.
| HAVANA, Nov. 23.-An arrival from Vera Cru;
brings the iollo%ing:-The resignation OF Gene
raj Mciia, Minister OF War, who is about to bt
tried for unauth Orized expenditure OF money. il
considered certain. D,az, Al1tolre, aud Berri
oZRbAl are prominent candidates tor the Office
The report that an insurrectiOn was organ
lied in Sierra Puebla by heldiz AMI Ncgret
proves unfounded.
The Mexican journals are discussing the pro
bGble policy of the United States Minister
Rospcraus, and indulge in much speculation a
10 what action Grant, on assuming the Presi
dental office, will take concerning the rela
tiops of Mexico and the Uulted States.
The Mexican Secretary OF the Treasury ha
issued a circular, com planning that the officer
of many of the Custom Houses disObey tn
orders of the department at Mexico, and &C
all ogethtr according to their own will.
The American schooner Eugene, from Nautt
for galveston. was wrecked at The mouth OF tn
| Coatzacoalos river.