The national Republican., 1868-11-30
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The English MISREPRESENTATION ship.
owners and che Alabana Claims
The Emperor Nspoleon's Health
Approximations OF Bloodshed in
Spain-subscriptions 10 the SPAN
ish Loan-Austria Proposes voy.
age Around the world-Death of
Berrien the French Advocate-Re-
pubiicsn Denomination in SPAIN
Liberty OF the Press I'm France
Puntshmont OF Editors Prince
Charles OF Roumania on Neutral
ity.
LONDON, Nov. 2s.-Ths Conservatives have
carried the southeastern division Of tho West
Riding Of Yorkshire. and also the western
division Of Surrey thus reducing the Liberal
majority BY the election Of four members.
The results Of most Of the later elections
have been In favor Of the Conservatives, who
have always had q disproportionsts strength
In tho counties. Their gains the present
instance ars also undoubtedly attributable
largely to the Indifference Of the Liberals, who
were rendered careless BY the heavy majority
they had tecursd during the fr,t week Of tho
election.
In the manufacturing districts the bitter
spirit Of the Orange organization was enlisted
against tho candidates who favored disestab-
lishmont.
The entrance Of this element into the strife
did not fail to lead to mob-law, and the intimi.
dstion Of voters In some quarters. Tho
Tories are charged with responsibility for
these excsssss, and the Liberal party has suf.
ferod so severely from them that Il has become
almost unit in favor Of voting by ballot.
Much indignation has been caused among
British ship.Ouners, by . rumor that the Ala.
bama treaty does now allow claims Of English.
men based on decisions Of American prize
courts, to be reopened before the commission.
The Shipping Ga=aie says: "such pro.
vision Is contrary to presidents established by
Americans themselves, and excludes claims
undoubtedly wsll-founded."
Tho Gd-sits further declares that if this 70.
port bs true, the convention Is q capitulation
which Parliament will nevor sanction.
writer In the O5serper takes the same
view Of tho subject, and discusses it at length,
citing many authorities.
Tho London Times and Paris correspond.
ents Of other papers, have lately given cur.
rency to the rumors that tho health Of M.
poleon Is failing, and that public confidence
has In consequence been somewhat disturbed.
These runners have been officially contradicted
from Paris yet it is woll understood that
without any positive illness, the Emperor do.
clines to tske his usual active exercise, and
shows signs both of decsying strength and Of
mental apathy.
Tho policy Of his Government seems to be
just now to make a demonstration Of vigor
against the opposition, iu order to render the
latter unpopular, and to preserve the morale
Of the departmental officials.
LONDON, Nov 29.-Increased apprehensiops
are entertained Of bloodshed In Spain. It Is
thought that a collision between the Monach-
lists and the Republicans will be the inevita.
bic result Of tho excited political contest
which Is now In progress. Meantime the pa.
ttiotic feryor Of the nation is unabated.
A dispatch from Madrid states that the
subscriptions Of the people to tho national loan
now amount to aio, 1000, 900 reals.
vienna, Nov. 29.-Ths Austrian Govern.
msnt has fitted out and dispatched an expedi.
tion to sail around the world. It is under the
command Of Karl Sherzor. The objects Of the
enterprise are to introduce the products Of
Austrian industry into distant ports, and to
eItend the commerce of the empire.
The expedition is under special instructions
to visit the principal ports of China and Japan;
to proceed then,e to California, and to cruise
along the South American coast.
PARIS, Nov. 29.-Bsrrien, the celebrated
advocate, died yesterday. aged rs.
Senior olozaga has arrived hero as ambassa.
dor from Spain.
MADRID, Nov ga great Republican
demonstration was made here at tho close Of
last week. The young mon Of the city held a
meeting, aud amid unbounded enthusiasm
passed resolutions protesting against eIclu.
| ding from the franchise all persons under
IS years Of age.
People, to the number Of is, 900, srowisd
the square where the meeting was held, and
every allusion made by tho speakers to tho
republic was received with tremendous ap
plause.
| PARIS. Nov. 2S.-The editor of the Re.
viskie has been sentenced to a fno OF 2, 00O
francs and two months imprisonment. The
editors Of the Tribune aud L'Auvinir were
fined 2. 900 francs each. The editors Of the
Tsmps aud Journal D. Paris were inod /, 900
francs each for Publishing articles eneourag.
ing subscriptions for tho monument to Bludin
bucharest, Nov. 20 Prince Charles, oil
Roumania, in opening the session Of Cham
bers, said tho maintenance Of neutrality wal
a duty which his government had always OBJ
served. Tho foreign relations Of tho country
were on an excellent footing, and he had
reason to believe pending negotiations woult
result in satisfactory conventions with Austri,
and Prussia
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