The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-05
T. UROPE.
LATER NEWS BY STEAMER.

"a
Bv an arrival at the o9rt OF New York yester.
day we have European advices TO tue 22t ulr.
The Rituaiistic Excitement
in England was unabaled:-
The comic papers and the leading journals
were very severe on Rev. Mr. Purchas toe
Brighton rituatst. Tne aTchdeacOn aud rural
deans OF Chichester tOr Orwerded memorial 70
the primate and TO the )lsnoD Of the diocese,
calling attention to the ritraistic excuses OF
the present daY, ana suegpsting th1t, TOR tneir
repression, come "weconsdered measuresn
might be taken. The Arcnb,shop o. Canterbury
has rco,ied that he is deeply seusibe of the
great dangers which arise from such practices
and tbat he is anXio lsly considering what
ought TO be doue to epress them. The ans yer
of the Bishop OF Chichester is to the effect
that the sentiments expressed in the address
have his cordial sym Oalhy.
The Quiet in Spain.
Matters in Spain we're growing more quiet.
There was a rumor that General Prm intended
to accept the Gro Sn, bat this Is not generally
credited. NJ Emile Glrardin was thinking OF
gong TO Madrid ITO personally supervise the
affairs OF the State and aud the deliberations OF
the provisional government by his advlce.n Toe
action tax en- against the Jesults has excited un-
favorable comments in many English Journals
whose predictions are not in favor OF the
Order. A letter from Madrid in the CoRSt5tU
tiOnnej, saNs:-"The liberal journals OF this city
a1e all at th moment deprived of their usual
editors. at one moment even some OF them
were on the point OF suspendpg tneir publlca
tono for want of writer's, all of whom or nearly
all have been app 1nted 10 situations in the
ministries. The IberId has been able 10 persuade
NJ Saueuineti to renouuee the post OF Governor
of Alicante, to which be had been named in
order to take upon himself the chief edltorship
of that journal"
The Manifesto
of the Provisional Government of Spain was
ISSUED i'll the form OF a diplomatic circular,
which Is described as very lengthy. After eX-
planning the cause of the overture y OF the late
government, 1T says that tue principle OF popu-
1a,r- altyoI lin ia
the principle of national lite, and that that
sovereignty will decree by is representatives
complete system OF Liberties. Tue manifesto
states that 1t is the desire or the Govern ment to
be on good terms with foreign powers, and that
1t hopes to obtain their moral support. II they
do not follow the example Of America it will
not be DISCOURAGED, bat will quietly pursue its
task, having no foreign Intervention to fear. 1t
trusts, however, that the support will be ac-
corded The Gazette de France announces that
the father OF the King OF Portugal has peremp
torily declined to accept the crown Of spain in
his own name and that OF his sons.
A Defensive War.
The organ of the French agitation in Luxem
burg, L'AUenT, which is said to be ''lnspiredn
by the Ffeuch consul, declares that defensive
war; is about to be entered INTO by France and
Austria against Prussia. The causes of this war
are to be "lhe violation OF the treaty OF Prague
on the Main, aQd in North Schles wigr and the
duties of France in regard to ner pow wer, safety,
and territorial integrity" 'If France allows q
military State ike Prussia" says LAoentr, 10
means, her power will be forever lost. 1t France,
with her open frontier, leaves IN the hands OF
Prussia, Cologne, Coolentz, and Mayence, and
allows them besides to occupy Rastadt, her
safety Will be forever lost. IT, finally, she
allows the Germans to unite politically
under the leadership OF Pcussia, her territorial
integrity Will sooner or later be menaced; for
the day will come when Prussia, emboldened
by her own success and the iuaction of France,
confdng in her own power, and counting on
French weakness and lear, will demand Alsace
yin hv
main force. An equal danger threatens Austrii l.
who, for her own sa'ety aud protection, must
stand by the side OF France against Prussia. To
the valiant legioDs of Flance and Austria will
be joined the brave armies or the Scandinavian
States aud it is to be eXpec ed that the youug
TIA Ian army VIII also aspire TO military glory
quoting frCIn the official Italian paper, Esercit0
an article stating that the Italian army i:
already provided with 100 600 ChasSepOts.
ROcheHOrG's Duel.
There was a lnmor that N. Henri Rochefor
had fought a duel in Brussels with Marfori. Ii
accepting the challenge, the editor of the
La"tane is reportes to have asked whether The
weapon used would be hsh.hook. Another
-rumor states that MHrfor has gone to Rome Il
secure lodgings for the Queen.
The Cardiaal Bishop
of Valladold presented himself n few DAYS bacl
before the Spanish Revolutionary Junta of tina
city, and alter having reiterated his entire ad
besion, expressed entire satisfaction at tn
maintenance OF order and the manner in whicl
that body performed its mission. He begged i
not 10 execute its resolve re- pecting the sup
preston OF the provincial college tor ecclesasti
cal students and Of the church bes aud h
assigned reasons in support OF lis application.
The "5umpers"
Under the name of Jumpers" new sect ha
been formed in West Prussia. At their Mar
riage with the Heavenly Bridegroom" as they
call it, they fall into ecstasles expressed by wilC
jumpings. The whole congregation rises at
certain moment in order TO initiate David
dancing before the Ark. This new sect is chief
recruited from a village near Saatzig, wher
some yeas ago virgin commenced pro oh yin
with eIeat success until the Government sen