The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-05
FROM EUROPE By GABLE.


ings, was fred at by the mob, but fled and escaped
under cover of night.
Bassoes has been appointed to command the pro-
vinces of Catalonia by the Provincial Junta.
1t is announced to-day that.the great Powers OF
Europe will allow their diplomatic relations with
Spain to remain in stdtu quo.
Generals Gauors and Prim are reported to be ad-
verse to a republic in Spain
The vessels of the United States squadron under
Admiral Farragut of the Spanish coast
Dsrael has issued address to his constituents
OF Buckinghamshire, in which he recites in the
usual way the pursued by the Ministry on
the reform act, the national finances the relations
existing between England and foreign Powers and
the triumphant termination of the Abyssintan war.
He comments at length on the reform project gives
its history and recounts his objections thereto. He
holds that the Ministry had the right to expect that
the Wings would wait and learn the temper of the
new Parliament ON that question before pressing
its consideration but their leaders fit to bring
before the House of Commons at the very last mo-
ment securing the Church and State for
the dsestabshing of the Irish Church meant that.
1t involved also the stirring up of an additional
rancor and bitterness in Ireland. It would unsettle
property, and make cOnfscatiOn contagious, and
more than all, 1t would give England over to the
Pope and presently to the rule of foreign Powers.
1t is reported that military and commercial
treaty has been ratified between France and Ho-
land, and that Belgium is expected to join in its
terms.
LONDON, Oct "A rumor is current that the
of the revolution in Spain has had effect
to induce France to make important concessions
to Italy. 1t is known that Prime Minister Meme
brea is expected in Paris, and the supposition is
that he comes to conduct negotiations rendered
necessary by the alleged change in the policy of
France.
LONDON, Oct At is rumored that conspiracy
to dethrone Abdul Aziz, the reigning Sultan of
Turkey has been discovered in Constantnople.
number of political arrests have been made there.
No further particulars have been received.
LONDON, Oct. A contract for the construction
of an underground railroad in New York has been
concluded with two English engineers. They ex-
pect to enter upon the work at an early day. Mr..
W.. b. Duncan, who sailed from Liverpool on the
Scotia yesterday, took out the contract for the
proval of the board of directors.
PARIS, oct. 3.-The funeral OF Count Walewsh
occurred to-day. The French Ministers, the repre-
sentatives of foreign Powers, and many of the Of
fcials, including some American naval officers, at
tended in a body in uniform. The streets through
which the cortege passed were crowded with
people.
PARIS, Oct 4-Queen Isabella has issued pro-
test against the revolution in Spain. The document
argues that the force used by the rebels to depose
the Queen does not inure her rights to the throne
of Spain, and declares that the acts of Junta
established by violence are not binding upon the
people.
MADRID, Oct. 4-Marshal Serrano, accompanied
by seven generals of the army, entered Madrid to-
day in triumph. Great preparations were made for
his reception. The streets and buildings public
and private were superby decorated, and large
civic and military procession escorted the generals
through the city. The houses, sidewalks, and pub
lie squares along the route of the procession were
crowded with citizens who received Serrano and
his companions with wild enthusiasm. The pro-
cession was followed by parade of the National
Guard This was a great patriotic display, and
,gIat ni m
the popular will. The troops carried side by side
with their flags, banners on which were inscribed
"Down with the Bourbons," Sovereignty of the
People," "Religious Liberty" "Free Education"
with others of a similar character.
At the termination of the review Marshal Ser
rano made a patriotic address to the citizens and
soldiers in the course of which he announced that
lie had united with General Prim in calling Es-
partero TO the head of the State.
The formation of the new Cabinet has been com
pleted, as follows: President, Serrano; Commerce,
Castillo; Marine, Topete; Justice, Aguirre; War,
General Prm; Foreign Affairs, Ooyaga; Finance
Madoz. Manuel Concha has been arrested.
From New York.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The steamship st. Laurent
sailed to day for Europe, with $36, 900 in specie.
Col Pierson, President of the Brooklyn Horse
Railway Company, was arrested to-day ON the
charge of employing disabled horses in his cars.
1t was reported on Wall street to-day that the
opposition steamboat line to California had been
Withdrawn, but the report is as yet unconirmed ed,
lyn balloted all last nj ght for candidate, and ad
journed to breakfast this morning. They will pro-
baby ballot all of tonight
New YORK. Oct. 3.-George W. Jameson, we'll
known actor, was run over and instantly killed at
YOnkers, this evening", by an express train on the
Hudson River Railroad.
held meeting last night to discuss proposition
to demand ten per cent. advance in wages. After
some discussion, the matter was referred to mass
meeting of the piano makers for action.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Mr. Sullivan, editor of the
Irish People, has commenced suit against Brick
POmerOy, laying damages at $25,OOO, Tor libel, in
stating in the Democrat that he had been bribed
enough TO change the politics of his paper.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3--The $50 westward train on
the Erie road ran off the track at Hackensack juno
tion yesterday afternoon. The engineer discover
ing that switch misplaced, reversed the en-
gine so suddenly that it is supposed one rail was
torn up, and the train was thrown from the track.
The locomotive into the station completely de-
molishing the building. Four ladies were in the
station at the time, one of whom had an ankle
broken, another an arm, and the other two were
considerably bruised. No person hurt on the
train except the engineer, who slightly bruised.
ROCHESTER,, Oct. 3.-The State Fair closed yes
terday. The total receipts 800, ,543 80, being
$305 10 in excess of the receipts of the Buffalo Fair
HTDsoN, Oct 3-Six workmen were precipitated
from platform while repairing house at CLAW
crack. One was fatally injured, and the others
DANViLLE, Ontario county, n. Y, Oct 3.-The
bones of large animal supposed to be mastodon
were found to-day, while eKcavating near this
place. The teeth are very large, of them weigh
ing five pounds The ribs six feet long, the hip
bone thirtysix inches round, tusks eleven inches in
diameter and fourteen feet long, and the vertebrp
bones twenty-three inches in circumference.
From Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3.-A report from Fort Laramie
says that several hundred Sioux, under "Man'
afTaid-of-h his Horses" and other Chiefs are now
there, and are ready to go their reservation al
as transportation is furnished. ...