Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-09-10
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ENGLAND.

.f FINLAND.
London, Sept. 7.-Sir James Ander-
son has withdrawn from his connection
with the French Cable Company.
Paul Bagley sailed to-day, on the
steamer Aleppo, to lay before President
Grant his correspondence with Mr..
Gladstone and others on the release of
the Fenian prisoners.
The prosecution against Harwood,
arrested in New York on charge Of
fraud, has been withdrawn, and the
prisoner discharged.
London, Sept. 1.-The Times, in an
article on the French situation, says
many think Prince Napoleon-s speech
was only a feeler to arrive at know.
ledge of mems minds. If so i6 was
promptly answered. The clamor raised
places the real liberal aspirations of
France beyond doubt. The Princes
speech may be taken as the programme
Of the imperial government, such as
must arise when the present men and
principles are removed, and when the
constitution is refor med on the basis of
national sovereignty, municipal self
government and ministerial response
bility. ,,a aaaas
Prince Napoleon's part in the new
order Of things depends on the chances
of the Emperor's recovery. Should the
Emperor live, a liberal ministry, with
Prince Napoleon at its head, would be
an experiment. worth trying. If the
Emperor's absence from the cabinet is
to be indefinitely prolonged it is diff
cult to say who could dispute the lieu
tenancy Of the Empire with Prince
Napoleon.
FRANCE.
Paris, September THE emperor
will come to Paris to morrow. The
Presse says the condition Of the Empe-
ror has improved little since yester-
day. His strength has increased and
pain diminished, but it is not believed
he will be able to go out to-day. The
Emperor yesterday signed most of the
DEGREES presented in bed. To-day he
received Rouher and the ministers bear
ing the Senatus Consultum, which has
just passed the Senate.
The Moniteur complains of the diff
Guilty to obtain any authentic advices of
the Emperor's condition to-day. No
doubt variations of temperature have
exercised unfavorable influences, retard-
ing the promises of convalescence and
rendering the pains more severe. The
Emperor was unable to walk out yes
terday,, but he passed an easy night
Meanwhile, DR.. Ricard has again been
called to attend him.
Paris, Sept. THE Journal Official
to-day contradicts the alarming rumors
ofthe Emperor's health saying the En-
peror attends to his affairs daily. He
has suffered some from rheumatism, but
at no time his condition been such as to
cause the least anxiety.
The sessions Of the Senate have been
closed. at
Prince Gorstchakoff has arrived in
Paris. a8,J ea a-
Madrid, September 7.-Estartus, at
the head Of 4 band of thirty Carlists, was
yesterday defeated by body of nation
al troops near the city Of Geronda.-
Estartus escaped and fled to the noun
tains, but many of his men were cap
tured. This is the last Carlist band
known to be on Spanish soil. 1t is re-
ported there are 400 Carlists at Perpeigs
ny, on the French border, ready to
enter Spain, but the government had
taken measures to prevent such entry.
ssls,i s.r.il i, SWITZERLAND.
Berne, September THE Swiss fed
eral council declines to take part in the
joint action proposed by Prince Hohen-
lobe, Bavarian prime minister, with re-
gard to the Ecumenical Council.
Recruiting for the army of the Vice.
roy of Egypt has been prohibited in
Switzerland.
gassntHiQo INDIA.
London, September 7.-Dispatches
from India state that half of the munich
pal council in Saigon, in Cochin China