The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-22
FROM EUROPE.
Empress Eugenie Indisposed- Visit TO Tur-
key.
Yesterday

Empress E"senie IndispSsed- Visit to Tur-
By the Anglo-Anlercan Cable.
PARIS Sept. 22.-The Empress Eugenie pur-
poses to leave st. Cloud during the ensuing
week on a journey to Turkey-her trip, if COM
pleted, extending to Constantinople. The EN-
press returned to st. Cloud from Corsica slightly
lame. 1t seems that while stepping into boat
she sprained her foot and had to wear a bandage
She also suffered good deal from seasickness
during the voyage. The preparations for her
second voyage to the East have commenced not
withstanding.
The Ritualists and the EcumenicaI Council.
LONDON Sept 22.-The ritualists clerical and
lay, are just now deeply and very generally ex-
cited over the contents of the letter or rescript
of Pope Plus the Ninth, in which his Holiness
repudiates the idea of n-Catholics or persons
not in full communion with the Catholic Church
attending at the Ecumenical Council In Rome
and taking part in the proceedings. Puseyism
or ritualism will not do; the delegates must
belong to Holy Mother by profession and bap-
tism. Rev. Dr. Cumming will not, conse-
quently, have an opportunity OF an oral discus
sion with the assembled prelates. He had pre-
pared himself for this, for in letter of his re-
Gently published he says
| wrote to Archbishop Manning-Catholic Arch
bishop of Westminstr- begging OF him, as the chief
minister OF his Church in England such information
as he might feel 1t proper or expedient to furnish on
have freedom of speech within the limits prescribed
by the nature of the Council Shall be allowed to
show why we Protestants stand aloof from the
Roman Catholic Church, and what we should require
OF her IN order to enable us to resume communion
with her as q branch Of the Church universal? The
Archbishop sent me long and courteous reply,
assuring me we should meet with all charity and
respect In making any grave and earnest cOmmuni-
cation TO the Council. at the same time he expressed
his inability to give any information as to the laOdus
dgendi at the said Council this he added depending
on the highest authority OF ALL
This Mornings Quotations.
By the AnJlO-Anlerican Gable.
LONDON, Sept. 22-11 A. M.--Consos for money,
922 for account, 9zT. American securities quiet
but steady 5-20s OF 1862, S3A OF 1865, old, S2H;
of 1857, 81 l0-40s, 754. Stocks steady Erie Rail
road, 262l Illinois Central, 94A Atlantic and Great
Western, rs. 80. -.
Orleans 12a@12gSd. The sales to-day viii probably
reach 1000 bales Yesterday the sales were 5000
bales more than reported Shipments OF cotton from
Bombay according to private advices to the 14th'
10000 bales.
LONDON Sept. 22-11 A. M.-Re1ned petroleum.
Is "a. Lnseed oil, e31 50.
This Afternoons. fluctuations.
LONDON, Sept. 22-1 p. M.-Amerlcan scouii"eS
| quiet. Stocks quiet , ooons cat
= PARIS, Sept. 22-2 p. M.-The Bourse opens na''
Rentes, 70f. s5c. -. cotton hYrner I'M,
| NOT higher The sales are now estiinateu ut oVOO
bales Breadstufs dull. Bacon, oos ou ,o ,,.,.
LONDON Sept. 22-1 i. M-SuBhI quioS aoI oVtn
on the spot and aaoat. Refined peuoieun urn. -
HAyRF sept. 22--Cotton opens quleI ana dull,
oth on the spot and a1oat; on the spot, 1921 aoat
145f.
stoci. OuotnrIons by TeIeGraph-1 II. M.
c,endinning Davis ~ Co. report through their New