The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-12

LoNpoS, Sept. lit is said that Prussia
will send a man.ofwar to Parana TO protect
Germans.
The Emlr OF BokhaFa is dead.
while the Franklin was In the Bosphorus 4
Greek Cretau deputation boarded her and dis.
trbutcd copies OF an address asking American
aid. Admiral FartAgut, at the suggestion of
Minister Morris, returned the copies, and re-
ceIved the ,membcrs of the dcputation as pr.
vatc persons. Politics were made a subject
of conversation.
LONDON, September 1.-THE Times this
morning has another long article on the treaty
recently concluded between the United States
and China. The article is nearly three col.
umns long, and Is mainly devoted to a discus
sion OF the views advanced by the other Nc.
tropoiitan journals. The writer reviews the
course OF British policy In China, which 1t
charastcrizcsas one OF peace, submitting to
frequent aggression, disregard Of treaties,
fraud, i'll faith and evasion, until lcniency is
Interpreted at PckIns as fear. Chinese dip!1.
macy is seemingly master of the situation.
They laugh the English treaties to scorn, and
jockey her into quelllng the Tacpings. Now
they give her the go.by as the principal lead
ing power In foreign policy.
They send q mission to defer indefinitely the
| clause Of the treaty Of Ticn-T5in opening the
| Empire and admitting civilization. They
must be told, II thcy want war, that while
Eng land desires peace, actual treaties must be
enforced, and no step farther will be taken un.
| til that is done. Then they will submit aud
| there will be peace. China will not be the
| theatre OF war between foreign Powers uhicss
! as a result OF American policy.
| The article ends with tho assertion that only
the rulers OF Chin, cling to exclusion. The
people want free intercourse, and 1t Is the
duty OF England to sustain the wish OF the
people against the rulers.
| LONDON, Sept ll.-Mr. johnson, the Ameri.
| can Minister, formally waited on Lord Stanley
| on the 9th instant, and will submit his ere
dentials to the Queen on Monday next.
PgsTII, sept. ll.-Various estates OF Prince
Ksrageorgewich, in Hung try, have been coz
nscated In favor Of Scrvia.
SoUTHAMrToH, Sept. ll.-The steamship
Hammonia, from New York, arrived here this
evening, at o'clock.
| FRANKFoRT, Sept. ll-EycninG.-C. 5. 6.2O
bonds closed at T5lG.
PARIS, Sept. II - Evening. The BpurIc
closed heavy, with Rentes at 7of. Csc.
PARIS. Sept, 1.-THE Emperor Nopoicon has
arrived at Fontainblcnu from Chalons.
| The Gr:cHe dc France publishes a dispatch
from NJ. DE Thiic, the Prr'Sian Under S,cre-
tsry Of Foreign Affairs, 70 Count Won Der
gultz, the PruSsiAa Enyoy i Paris, sRnuunc'
ing that King William has ls'"ed an order for
the reduction OF the Prussian army BY one
hundred and twenty Thousand men. The dis
patch states that the King wishes by this act
to give new pledge of moderation, and to
show his confidence In the prospect OF ' zee,
and adds that he thinks nothing T-naces II.
LONDON, sept. lila the Doncaster races
sweepstakes Tor three year olds, The Spy
walked over the course. The Park Hill stakes
were won by Athena and the Doncaster stakes
by Gesut des Batailics. For the Don stakes
Vale Royal walked over the course. The Don
csster cup was won by Mandrake. The nur
sery plate. for two year olds, was won by I
colt by Stalbans out Of Crochet. The West
morcland stalker were W on by MacLuf.