Evening star., 1869-09-11
European News by Cable.

His Holiness, the Pope, says the London
Morning Post, is about 70 make great efforts TO
convert the negroes in America, and two hum
dred OF them are Low Studying for the priest
hood. The Messrs. Lloyd are 10 build three
steamers for the West India trade. The ru-
mors that negotiations are pending for the en-
trance Of Bavaria and Baden into the North
German Confederation are denied.
The London Times has an arucle on the SUBJ
Ject Of Sickles' note 20 the Spanish Govern
ment, in which IL says: at is hardly credible
that America contemplates the recognition of
Cuba. While Spain has little TO lose, except
the island, owing TO the confusing prospect OF
war and Its damaging effects on her commerce
and finance, she admits she must ultimately
consent 70 abandon Cuba"
nhe Telegraph has an article on the same
sunJect, saying tnat IL America recognizes the
Independence OF Cuba because she cannot
remain lndinerent TO the struggles of friendly
people, tne world Will regard II as a con-
spicuous exculpation Of England from respon-
sibillty 10 America in the matter OF the SOUTH
ern Confederacy.
A London dispatch states that a meeting OF
Americans at Langham Place, Thursday,
passed resolutions Of thanks TO Prince Napo-
leon for his recent democratic compliments 10
the United States. The Byron scandal is stiII
a leading topic In England. The papers teem
with correspondence about IL. The LONDON
News is an enthusiastic believer in Stowe.
The London Times had another article on
the cotton trade and supplys lt says "rhere
was time when the intelligence OF a rood
supply OF cotton in the United States would
nave carried satisfactory assurance 70 the
hnQ WOrkmen OF Lancashire.
The sudden destruction OF the old cotton trade
has been attended with the destruction OF the
old conditions. Things are no longer as they
We're. Though the cotton supply has come
back again, new fields and factories have been
opened, some under the shelter Of protection
ana some In more natural atmosphere A
more extensive demand for the raw material
raises the price, and that rise deprives MS OF
ine condition essential 20 the superiority we
once maintained.
Napoleon has, according 70 the oficiaI
journals in Paris, completely recovered from
his recent indisposltion. He visited Paris YES
terday afternoon, accompanied by the En-
press, returning afterw TO ST. Cloud. Want
OF funds has put an embargo on the lambert
Polar Expedition from France. The Opinion
Nationdle demands the immediate completion
OF the senatus consultum. Fears are enter
tanned OF an early return OF the Emperor's
weakness, (afalbllssement,D which fact makes
IL extremely important that the constitution
and government shall be well settled. With
out this revolution is certain in the event OF
any change Of sovereign.
Serrano's regency Of Spain will probably
continue for three years longer, should there
not occur another revolution. The disturb
ances have been quelled, and the city ana
country are now tranquil.
The settlement OF the Turkish and Persian
frontier question is announced. The Khediye
Of Egypt submits TO the Sultan Of Turkey on
all points OF has demands. except in tbs N after
OF budget loans The Great Powers will urge
the Sultan TO be considerate.