The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-19
FROM EUROPE BY GABLE.

MADRID, Oct 17.--Aguerre has been made Presi-
dent of the Supreme Court
MADRID, oct. 17.-General Dulce who was ap-
pointed Captain General Of Cuba by the Spanish
authorities, has declined account of ill health
MADRID, oct. t7.-The coinage system of Spain
will be radically changed, to conform to that
Of France.
Ros Dolana, Count of Almena, has been ap-
pointed Captain General of Cuba
Serrano and Topeti have arrived at Saragossa
where they had triumphal entry the widest en-
thusiasm being manifested
MADRID, Oct. 1S.-General Prm has received the
title of Marshal of Spain, and General Dulce has
been made Duke of Madrid dcputation of Gu
bans have arrived here and held consultation
with the Central Junta, and agreed to the gradual
abolition of slavery. The republicans have com
menced agitation in Barcelona. They protest
against the acts of Prim and Serrano The latter
has gone to Saragossa, and there made speech
promising that the Provisional Junta at Madrid
would resign on the meeting of the constituent
Cortes
He expressed regret that Olozaga and Rivero
were not in the Cabinet. The government needed
the aid of one of these eminent statesmen in the
work of reorganizing the State ON liberal basis.
DRESDEN, oct. H.-Further tumults occurred
here yesterday among the commissioners, but they
were promptly suppressed.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE government of Spain has
appointed Rios Rosas Minister to England.
40 Manchester Chamber of Commerce will give
n bonouet 10 Lord Salisbury on the 9th, Reverdy
johnson will be guest.
LONDON, Oct 17.-Dispatches received here to-
day from Rathkele, Ireland, state that Inspector
Murphy, while attempting to capture O'Brien, the
Fenian prisoner who escaped a few days ago, was
fred at by concealed parties and slightly wounded.
LONDON, Oct. 1s-The rumors of large reduc-
ton of the French army, confidence in the mainte-
nance of peace and the expectations of a declara-
ton in favor of liberal reforms by the Emperor,
animated Paris and have had cheerful influence
upon affairs in England.
The Parliamentary canvass throughout Great
Britain is becoming very lively Several Tory
members of the last House have withdrawn their
names as candidates, and retired discouraged. The
Liberals are confident of majority of thirty-iive
OF more on a full vote in the next House. Mr.. Roe
bucks hostility to trades unions Injuries his chances
in Sheffield. Mr.. Gladstone is actively canvassing
South Lancashire, where he daily addresses large
and enthusiastic meetings
The succession to the Spanish throne remains
determined. The choice of Prince Alfred, of Eng
land which has been suggested, is regarded as alb
surd and impossible, because he is Protestant
The name of Ferdinand, ex-ling of Portugal, is
mentioned with favor; though an ultramontane in
religion he is regarded as politically liberal, is
popular in Spain, and would be unobjectionable to
Napoleon.
LONDON, Oct. 1S.-A dispatch from the east re-
ports that the magazine in a Turkish troop ship at
Smyrna exploded, instantly killing seven men and
fatally injuring seventy others.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 18.-Cyrus w. Field was pas
senger on the steamship China, which sailed yester-
day for New York.
PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE "Gaulors" newspaper has a
story to-day of attempt to shoot General Prim
at Madrid. The attempt unsuccessful and the
assassin was Immediately arrested, but was after
wards released by Prim himself.
PARIS, Oct. 1s.-The Emperor and Empress are
at St. Cloud