The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-25

At this hour the total figures are:-Libprals
elected, 1853; Conservatives elected, 246; Liberal
majority, H.
LoNDoN, Nov. 24.-The Pail Mall Gaze e
urges that The Alabama Claim Commission sit
alternately in London aud Washington, Tor the
convenience of English and American Ciaima ate.
LONDON, Now 24.-The rumOr ia circulation
that Joseph Mszzlni died on Friday last at
Lugaro, in Switzerland, Is incorrect
LONDON, Nov. A.-Tbe French Government
continues its prosecution of the press with un
remittins severity. rhe editors OF the Temps
tribune journal de Par,s, Reuetde, and LAueau
hnvn been summoned to appear before the civil
tribunals on FRIDAY next, 10 answer charges
mede ssalnst them for promoting q suOscrip-
ton for the Bauoln monument.
LONDON, Nov. 23.-The funeral OF the rioser
shot at Drogheda, Ireland, duriug the election
rot was the occasion OF u Fenan display in
that city on Sunday. Gfea; crowds lined the
stret ts and 1t was computed that there were
fully 5000 Ten in the procession.
The Fenian demonstrations at Dublin and at
Hyde Park in this city, which had been
arranged for the occasion of this funeral, proved
10 he small and unlm portsnt AFFAIRS.
MADRID, Nov. 23.-The advocates Ofrepublcan
Institutions appears 10 be gaining ground IN
spain. The city OF Barcelona fayors the esta.
blisbment OF a Federal republic.
NAPLES, Nov. 23.-The eruption of Vesuvius
is subslding, and there are no longer any fears
tor the safety of the adjacent Villages.
MADRID, Nov. 2.-The Provisional Govern
mtnt has promulgated a decree rearrdngIug The
scheduie OF import duties, and making reduc-
tious on many al ticles. These changes are 10 go
into effect on January l. All vessels are per-
mited 20 enter Spanish ports on paying ton.
mage dues of so to l30 reals per tod. Tue re-
auctions OF the tariff, which were made by the
decree OF October are revoked. Toe payment
of thu semi annual interest on the public debt Is
provided for.
1t is officially announced that the elections
for the delegates to the Constitutional Cores
will take place on December 10, and the CoItes
will meet on January 10.
MADRID, Nov. H.-TraDsports with war stores
have sailed from Cadz for Havana. A fleet of
transports with troops for Cuba will sail on
Dec. g
MADRID, Nov. "a Large public meetings are
beirg held in BarceloRa by both the Monarchi-
cal and Republican parties. PROFESSIONS with
bands, parade the streets, and other demOnstra-
tlons are made, but, though political feeling
runs high, all the proceedings have been peacea-
bic and order Is respected. The MonarChlsts
are largely in the ascendant though the Repub-
hcans seem to be gaining ground, Political
parties In Madrid are preparing to make similar
demonstrations, aud there is every indication of
| a lively canvass IN the forthcoming election.
NAPLES, Nov. M.-The eruption of Vesuvius
| is spbsiding, and there are no longer any fears
| for the safety OF the adjacent villages.
BERLIN, Nov R4.-The new Prussian Gazette,
semi offic al organ OF the Government in reply
| 10 the Hungarian red book, says if war should
| epsue from the Schleswig dispute, the Germans
| of the North would show the same enthusiasm
and the Germans of the South the same patriot
ism as was shown in 1913.
BERLIN, Nov. 23.-Count V VOn Bismark, Presi-
| dent of the Ministry, makes no secret OF his
| Cesgn to leave the Federal party, with which he
has been Tor a long time connected, aid lOin The
| Liberal organization.