The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-12-15
FROM EUROPE.

PARIS, Dec. 7.-The Austrian Government reports
overwhelming proof of Prussias participation in the
recent Delmahan nsurrection.
LONDON, Dec THE message of President Grant
was published this morning.
The Pail Mall Gazette says, in reference to the Ala
bama claims, the Americans will accept apology in
lieu of damages, but that England cannot do more
than she has already done.
A delegation of Manchester merchants had inter
view with the Viceroy of Egypt who assured them
that he making extensive preparations to increase
the cotton crop of Egypt
PARIS, Dec. The Corps Legislatf decreased
coup de tat of 81. Rocheforts denuncations par
tculary severe. The Monitor announces impor-
tant meeting of the State Council when all the men,
bers resigned.
The Corps Legislatif discussed coup de tat.
PARIS, Dec s.-The ministry have resigned. Glos
Bazne is elected deputy rom the Fourth Paris District
by II, 600 majority.
Emile Oliver, with thirty liberal adherents, are
forming new party from which the formation of a
parliamentary ministry is possible.
Letters from Madrid report Prm leaning towards
Republicans.
FLORENCE, Dec. S.-A ministerial crisis is pending.
The King has authorised General Caldina to form
ministry.
LONDON Dec. 8.-The correspondent of the London
Times has been excluded from Rome.
VIENNA, Dec. S.-Austria demands sanction of the
European powers to the Turkish territory for the
prompt suppression of the Dalmatian insurrecton.
MADRID Dec. s.-The Republicans have appointed
committee to investigate the cases of Republicans
held for insurreetion.
PARIS Dec. s.-Prince of Monte Negro protests
against Austrian occupation. Prussia sustains Monte
Negro
ROME, Dec o.-The Ecumepcal ceremonies yester-
day lasted six hours The city is tranquil.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 9.-Vesses arriving from the
South Atlantic report large number of ice bergs
LONDON, Dec. 9.-The News commenting on Grants
message, says: Americans want indemnity for their
feelings the Alabama question, rather than for their
trade or pockets.
ROME Dec. 9.-The Ecumenical Council was opened
by the Pope, and 7oo Bishops followed him in pro-
cession.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec 9.-Emperor Alexander con-
ferred upon the King of Prussia the Grand Cross,
der of st. George, proof of cordiaty between the
two soveregns.
LONDON, Dec. 9.-Letters from Rome assert that the
majority of French and many of the German bishops
will oppose the declaration of papal infallibity.
PARIS, Dec. 9.-In Corps to-day, Rochefort made
offensive allusion to the Emperor provoking great
disorder and ellcited storm of dissent from the
iority
Many French cities are illuminated in honor of the
Ecumenca Council. At Marseilles $4,000 men made
violent demonstrations against the celebration and
marched through the streets singing the Marseilles
Hymn, destroying decorations and transparencies.
The police dispersed the mob after making sixty
rests The Viceroy of Egypt has accepted the Sui
tan's ultimatum aud submitted to all its conditions.
MADRID, Dec. 9.-The Minister of State intimated
to Cortes that strong steps would be taken for the
protection OF Spain in case the Ecumencal Council
should adopt measures hostile to her interest
LONDON, Dec 10.-Steamship Brazilian built ex-
pressly for the Suez Canal traffic, had to discharge
half of her cargo before getting through.
Duke of SAKE Coburg dying Prince Alfred of
England is his heir.
PARIS, Dec. 11.-Oficial Yellow Book publised re.
latons of France with other powers and their relations
with each other peaceful. Regarding the Ecume.i-
cal Council the Book says it is beyond the pale of
political power, so the Emperor is resolved not to
his ncontestible right to interfere in its deliberations
All the Catholic powers approve this course.
The movement of Corps to mpeach the Minister of
Interior created violence never before witnessed
Meeting adjourned amidst great excitement
ROME Dec. 1o-The Pope delivered allusion before
assembled bishops to-day. He said that false human
schemes and mpety before so strong as at
the present day, for they well organised and hid
themselves behind pretended aspiration for liberty,
but there was nothing to fear because the Church was
as strong as the heavens. Time would remedy the
present evils
LONDON, Dec. 1l.-Buringame has information that
he Chinese Government has ratified American treaty.
NAPLES, Dec. 11-Antipapal council assembled
Two hundred Italian and twenty other delegates pres
ent Rceiardi President Letters were read from
Victor Hugo, Garabaldi and others. Much enthusiasm
PARIS, Dec 1.-THE French Government has made
it known to the Ecumencal Council that infaibility is