The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-25
FROM EUROPE.
By the Anglo-AmeYicdn Gable.
The CrOns In ENGLAND

81 the AngL0-dme71cdn Cable.
The Crops in England.
LONDON, Aug. 25.-The Times to-day has az
editorial on the prospects for the prices of grain
wherein it says, 1--WE may look for q year o
sufliciency, if not of abundance. The harvesN
is within thirteen per cent of an average, and
with the continuance of the present favorable
weather, may still improve. All the crops ED
cept wheat are luXuriant, and, with good corf&
imported and sold under 50s per quarter, we cad
easily afford to lose little homegrown wheatH
for the sake of plentiful stock food and bette
pastures"
The Coming Race.
LONDON, Aug. 25-Thc Times of to-day II
commenting on the coming boat race betweed
the Harvard and Oxford crews says-"GooU
Judges assert that the Harvards show sign
of over training. The river watermen, how
ever, favor the idea that they must win the race
Boating men generally are divided, the majsritN
being in favor of the Oxfords"
NGpOleOn's Health.
PARIS, Aug. 25.-The Emperor has Scarcelw
recovered from his recent indisposition.
Refreshments for the Boys.
LONDON, Aug. 25.-The London Rowing Cluk
will give banquet on Monday evening to th( Z
gentlemen forming the Harvard and Oxford boa
crews.
Another COlliery Explosion.
PARIS Aug. 25.- A colliery explosion occurred
yesterday at Firmney, six miles from st. Ell
enne, whereby sixteen persons lost their lives.
Perturbed Spain.
BRUSSELS, Aug. 25.-The Madrid correspond
dence of the Independence Beige says:-''Nothin
is changed The situation is the same. Armed
bands still traverse the provinces. SarabangG
continues at the head of the force which was re1
ported dispersed and destroyed some time ago.
Annirs in Egypt.
BRUSSELS, Aug. 25.-The Independence BelgA
has information that the Khedive of Egypt id
shortly expected at Constantinople The Sultam
is preparing to extend to him grand recepton3
A complete reconciliation of Ismael Pacha and
the Sublime Porte is an accomplished fact, and
the Egyptian question is over
New Cable Projected.
LONDON, Aug. 26.-A new telegraph cable or1
Varley's principle is projected from Ireland n
America
The Cuban Question.
LONDON, Aug. 25.-The Paris correspondent
of the Times writes as follows on the subject d
the Cuban question:" Spanards are sam
guine on preserving Cuba. Much disappointI
ment is manifested Mt the small success in ri
pressing the rebellion. The argument tha1
Cuba is a loss and not gain to Spain is absurd
Spain benefited largely by the production and
commerce Of Cuba" The correspondent think
United States is not desired by the AmericaI
Government, but England and France are nol
likely to offer any opposition to the scheme.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, Aug. 25-P M-Consols for both money
and account. 93]&. American securities are dull; J7
S. 5-20s, 1862, s32; of 1865, old, s3; Of 1867, s23
Z. s. 10-40s, 76.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 25.-Breadstun's dull.
This Evenings Quotations.
By the Ango-A american Gable. Il
LONDON, Aug. 25- Evening. - COnsols 93S fdi
money and account; American securities dull 5-203
of 1862 s37S; 520s OF 1865, old, 49, 5-20s Of 1S6l
S2% l0-4Os 16 Railways dull; Erie, l94; lllino1
Central 944.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 25-Evening-Co Cotton shadl
easier. Upands, 13%d; Orleans, 1BHd Sales "a
day 5000 bales. Other articles unchanged.
LONDON, Aug. 25-Evenng.- .-Turpentine, 26s. Sd.