Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-30

BY ATLANTIC CABLE.
Reverdy johnson.

si .i5 t4e.rf+t1,4 LONDON, Nov. IS.
T Great preparations are being made at
Birmingham for the reception of Reverdy
johnson, on Wednesday next John
Bright and others will speak on the ocea-
sion. ifse9 " -faantIf11 iii " la.luirf
The dinner to Mr.. Johnson,S which was
contemplated by the Workingmen's So
ciety OF this city, has been abandoned. o.4
Disraeli.
Benjamin Disraeli has declined the peer
age. His vile has been created Viscoun-
tess of Beaconfield. ,. -,l
Corps LesistiE .e 4es
ta4s Paris, Nov. %.
The Patrie says the Corps Legislatif will
meet on the 4sh OF January next. -
.sr Arms for the WaHaehiaus.
'9tii-@ ini s,ss,u-f9 O.. = VIENNA, Nov. g.:
An American vessel with arms on board
designed for the use of the Wallachians,
passed up the Danube a day or two since,
PanishmenI of French Editors.
's 1ii5s ~ ri s.l PARIS, Nov. %.
The editor of the Rcveille has been SEN
fenced to two months imprisonment, with
a fine OF 5000 francs; the editor of the Tri-
buneiand sLavenir to paysa fine. of, 2,000
II ancs each, aud the editorsl OF the Temps
and Journal OF Paris to pay fine OF 1000
francs each, for encouraging subscriptions
tor monument to Bandin.i" 4sp nod -
Prince Charles. ~
q s7r.alIai .. s. BUcHARIsT, Nov. %.
Prince Charles, of Romania.} in opening
the session of the Chambers here, said the
maintenance of neutrality was duty
which his Government had always obsery-
ed. The foreign relaoions of the country
were on an exc llent footing, and he had
reason to believe pending negotiations
would result In satisfactory conventions
with Austria and Prussia. .9nf3s
'n'f.f The French Press. .bfia =
:. - n, .,,,i Y ~ '2 : Paris, Noy. 2s.i'
The present, Moniteur newspaper loses
its official character, with New, Years day.
The, Moniteur, official, de, L'Empire, will
then appear. The publishers OF the Lille
Progress newspaper have been fined 800
francs, and sentenced to one months inn
prisonment for publishing. . list Of sub
scriptions for the proposed monument to
NJ iBaudin, in the cemetery of o. Mont
AAaIsie'I Isfi1Y FFsE - ef9J.Al niiE -it4iq
- ,119.C1 s Dfsturbances.i dw 'aa
2 92p5 4ilt IaliH q FLORENCE, Nov. 2S!N
Quite a series of breaks have occurred
at Bologna and new itrobles are feared.
The disturbances Originated through re-
fusaf OF the peasants to pay their taxes.
Ten persons have been killed and seven
badly injured. ( '-.'iT.i % 'aeld bHh
l,!ls sis@tt - StraDded.shEda ti1iV -'9r
A''iTN ''' n'29s q LivERpooI, Nov. 2s.
eaAs dispatch from Gibraltar reports that
the American brig Stephen Duncan, which
sailed from New YORK, October, last, for
Marseilles lies stranded near Cape Spartels.
No further particulars received Az 80,
10 stni s21s, 81 dOiIsaea., 10 tlsa n, e.yani
T'iijEI si GHoTJ adl MADRID. Now 2S.il
oOlisago has gone to Paris. stt hl5 81 zia
Republican, Demonstrations,S q
d, There have been many Republican dem
onstrations throughputd Spain with within, "a .
lew uays. . 9;iiA IL saaiJgst ittE isl ge1s-
~ inH2st5 g-s7 The Diet. 81 Tsye -ri, Efsl
.ni1ss o7Toio9 s,'5 qg s. BERLIN, Nov. 2S.5
+ The deputies from Sebleswig have been
denied seats in the Diet until they swear
allegiance ~ ,s'79rdIAH . d12iJ "a