The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-07
Foreign Affairs,

LONDON, Dec. 5.-The Times, IN an article TO.
day OIL the Alaoama CLAIMS argues against the
Government yielding to the new demand OF Mr..
seward, that the questions OF international law
be submitted to commiss on. The Times says
that the American Commissioners will come
c, mmitted against England, and calms that oy
the natural law the British Commissioners VIII
be CTiven TO the opposite view. The lanes re-
grets that Lord Stanley has been robbed OF the
glory of settling these International difficulties,
but IS certain that Lord Clarendon, or whOevec
the new Foreign Secretary may be, will pursue
the same policy,
LoNDoN Dec. G.-Ihe Observer gives the fol-
loving list OF members OIL Nj. GladsJone'e Cabi-
net:-Chaucellor, Sir A. N. Pagewood; Presl-
Geut Ct Pnyy Council, Lord Kimberly; Lord of
the Pfiyy SEAL Ear Rus ell; Chancellor OF the
EX hequer, Robert Lowe; Fnst Lord OF the Adj
mlrMtV, Chld,Ts; Forelgu Secretary, Lord
CLARENDON; Home Secretary, Henry A. Bruce;
Secretary OF War, CaGdWeli; secretary for India,
Duke OF Argyle; Colonial secretary, Earl Gran
vile; secretary for Ireland, Chichester FOrtes-
cue; President OF Poor Law Board, Goscheu;
President OF Board of Trade Br ght; Postmas-
ter, GCueral de Grey; Chaucei ilOr OF the Duchy
of Lancaster, Chares.P. NllIleTs; Lord Lieu
tenal4t of Ireland Earl spencer; Lord Chancel-
loI OF Ireland, U'HaeaU.
LONDON, Dec. So 80 p. M.-Vague rumors
are a1oat in this CITY OF general seizure OF
newspapers this morning in Parls, and OF con-
fc,s between the troops and the people. These
rumors, though not confirmed, have caused a
panic in commercial circles III this CITY.
LoNpoN, Dec. 5-Mione eht.-Telegrams from
the New York as, ociated Press announcing un-
oasiness III America on the reported killing of
Napoleon were received here to-day. The
rumors we're entirely WITHOUT foundation. The
Emperor Is not dead, nor has ne been i'll.
PARIS, Dec. 5,-The pane in commercial cir.
cles here To-day was occasioned by rumors of
The Sublime Porte having sent an ultimatun to
Greece.
LONDON, Dec. 6.-Despatches from Paris to-
day report that that city is tranquil.
HAVANA, Dec. 5.-Seyeral arrests Were lately
made for attempts 10 ship arms into the INTERIOR
intended TO be usel by tne lnsurTecionists.
The steamer Tavacd has sailed for Key West,
with various sensational telegTams perverung
and eXaggerating facts, and intended for puOlI-
cation III New York journals, tue OBJECT OF
which is TO cause excitement in the NeR York
sugar market on Monday next.
Intelligence received from Mexico states that
active n easuTes have been taken by the
National Congress for the election OF all fuuc
tiouaries who served under the late MaXImiian,
The following has been received from Hayu:
-Salnayes pickets attacked the own OF JaCmel
ou the 18th, and were repulsed with a loss OF
800 killed including General Geronimo. The
rest of the force retreated to the interior. Sal
nave has captured an English schooner, laden
with coffee and has refused to deliver her over.
The English Consul has sent to Jamaica for u
war vessel, and the French Consul also sent for
ships of war 10 demand satisfaction for the de-
struction of the Consulate at Jacmel. SalnaVe
| had detained the British mail steamer Jamaica.
| Business continues brisk. Heavy rains were
prevailing, and large sugar crop was eX-
pected