The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-10-26
EROM BUROPE By GABLE.


PARIS, Oct p, evening.-Thc Avernir National
says that Ferdinand has declined the Of
Span and that it is certain that the Duke of Mont
penser would accept it,
HAMBURG, Oct. 2i.-The owner of the emigrant
ship Debnitz who was pros. cuted here for cruelty
TO passengers during his voyage to New York, has
been acquitted.
LONDON, Oct. 2i.-The press of this morning COM
nent variously on the recent speeches of Reyerdy
johnson and Lord Stanley at Liverpool.
The Times says that in a few days England and
America will be united, without the ghost of
quarrel we hope and believe; but Lord Stanley's
other prophecies premature.
The Daily News (Radical) says that Johnson's
task in settling matters at variance between Eng
land and America is light for it was nearly accom-
plished by Mr.. Adams, his predecessor. Referring
70 the friendly meeting between Messrs. johnson
and Laird, the News says that Mr.. Johnson's
charity toward Mr. Laird, who constructed the
Alabama, applies equally to Semmcs who sailed
her.
The Telegraph O.beraD rejoiccs in the new era
of diplomacy, as exemplihcd in Ministers meeting
in a friendly manner and publicly discussing quos-
tions at issue.
The Standard (Conservative) says that If the re-
suit of the negotiations which have been pending
between the two countries are futile, it will GER
tainly not be the fault of either of the two Min
listers.
LONDON oct. 2-The Sydney authorities have
proof that the shooting of Prince Alfred was the
result of plot. The details promised soon.
LONDON, Oct. 2i.-Later advices from the seat of
war in Paraguay state that Lopez has arrived at
Villeta
LONDON, Oct. 25-There is good reason to be-
lieye that the following is the substance of the
protocol which has been agreed to by Mr.. johnson
and Lord Stanley for the settlement of the Ala
bama dispute:
A mixed commission, consisting of eight persons
appointed by Great Britain, and eight by the
United States, to sit in London and examine every
claim presented, whether English American.
Each case can be argued by the claimant in per-
son or by COUNSEL and the commission will make
the final award. Questions of international law
are to be referred to the arbitration of the Empe-
ror of Russia The protocol now awaits the ap-
proval of Secretary Seward.
LONDON, Oct. 26, / A. M--Great Britain, France
and Italy have recognized the revolutionary gov
ernment of Spain. Dispatches received tonight
from Madrid report that bands in Alicante have
proclaimed for a Federal republic. Disturbances
have also broken out in Malaga and Granada, and
troops have been dispatched to the latter place.
LONDON, Oct 25.-[Special to New York Herald.l
Loyal Americans and English friends of the
United States CALLED at the recent proceedings
at Liverpool. They think disputes should be set
tied first, aud soft speeches afterwards, that
johnson was too anxious to go out of his way to
make such speeches; that our English enemies
should show repentance and hold love feasts after
wards. They believe he went too far in being taken
up to Laird for an introduction greeting him like
an old friend and going with him to the yard
where the Alabama was built. They also believe
he fraternizes too much with rebels and English
enemies of the United States, who flock around him
and keep loyal men aloof, and that he misrepre-
sents the true sentiments of his majority at home
and places the United States in humiliating
attitude.