The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-04
Foreign Affairs.

LONDON, jan. 2.-Late kilograms from Hong
Kong con11m the eIe-establishment ofthe Mlkado
at Jeddo.
LoNUoN, Jan. 3. - The Conference on the
Eastern difficulty meets in Paris on Jan. 8. 1t
is said that should its deliberations prove abor-
tive, Russia Will demand strict non-interyen-
tion on the part OF the European po wers in the
quarrel between Greece and Turkey.
Dispatches from Paris report that several
French iron n.clads are preparing for sea,
LONDON, Jan. 2.--Fnrther details of the sup
preston of the insurTection at Malaga have
been received by telegraph. After sharp
engagement in the streets of the city, Gen eral
de Roda succeeded in routing the rebels aud
restoring order. The war vessels IN the harbor
acted in concert with General de Roda by firing
CALLING fire into the ranks OF the insurgents.
The country is now entirely Tranquil.
Malaga has been occupied by General de Roda
the insurgents losing four hundred killed and
six hundred prisoners.
LONDON, Jan. 2.-The Frpress has an article
to-day on the proposed international yacht race.
1t proposes 10 the owners of yachts of equal
tonnage with the Dauntless to accept Mr.. Ben
netts challenge.
LONDON, Jan. 2-Evening.-At meeting Of
workir gmen, held at Lambeth tonight, and
presided over by the Rev. Newman Hall, an
address was presented to the Hon. Reverdy
johnson, the American Minister. Mr. johnson
made speech in reply, in which he said the
continuance OF good feelings between Great
Britain and the United States was sure to be
demanded by the people of both countries. His
remarks were received with great applause.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 3.-A despatch from Gibraltar
reports The arrival of the American barque
S0eedweh, dismasted. She sailed from New
York for Cadiz on December l, 1868.
PARIS, Jan. 1T is now more than likely
that both the Turkish and Grecian Govern
ments will participate in the proceedings of the
proposed conference. 1t is given out to-day
that Alexander Rizo Rangabe the noted Greciau
poet, will represent Greece, and Ferad Pasha,
the Turkish Minister Of Foreign Affairs, will
represent the Sublime Porte.
The conference tor the settlement of the
differences between Turkey and Greece will be
composed OF the ambassa iors to France from the
various powers of Europe. The sittlngs will be
held in this city, and will be presided over by M.
lavallette. the new French Foreign Secretary
The time of meeting has not yet been fully
agreed upon.
PARIS, Jan. 1.-The Patr;e of to-day, in the
course OF an editorial on the Chinese embassy,
says that China, observing her International
Obligations, comes to treat with the great COM
mercial nations, and expresses the belief that in
the negotiation of treaties with her the po wers
will hud that additional markets for the COM
merce OF the world will be developed in the new
regions which will be opened to civilization.
The Pdtrle consequently hopes that Mr.. Bur
llIeames mission will prove successful.
PARIS, Jan. 3.-Mr. Burlngame and the other
members OF the Chinese Embassy have arrived
here.
PARIS, Jan. 2.-The journals of this city say
that at the New Years reception the Emperor
told Senor Olozaga, the Spanish Envoy, to
convey to his Government the warmest wlshes
Uolu vi ulUSeIl personally, duu Ol france, lOI
the happiness and prosperity of Spain.
PARIS. Jan. 2.-The officers of the Garde
Mobile were received to-day by the Minister ol
War, Marshal Mel. who complimented them on
the confidence which the country felt in that
ann of its defense.
TRIESTE, Jan. 3.-Napoleon has subscribed
t000t. Tor monument to be erected here TO
MaXimihan.
MADRID, Jan. 9.-Official p,rts state that
the loss of the insurgents during the late fighting
| in Malaga was four hundred men. The city is
now perfectly quiet.
MADRID. Jan. "A special despatch dated
| Malaga. yesterday, reports that the insurgents
there fred on boat OF the United States ste amer
Swatara, while conveying an American family
TO the ship. Serrano expressed much regret at
the act, and assured the United States Minister
that the guilty ones should be punished A
short time alter the troops attacked the insur-
gents in the streets, carried three barricades,
and dispersed the rebels, with slight loss.
FLORENCE Jan. 3. - Riotous disturbances,
arising out of attempts to collect the unpopular
mill tax are reported in some parts of the king
dom, but appear to be OF an Insignificant CHAR
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