The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-11-17

eminated through it. has been by the purest and mos
| upright feelings. Although it has not improved ou
peace it has failed to lead the first issue up the
ent moment, upon the tangled questions Of the law
which have been in discussion between the two
tries. Considerable delay has taken place. yet ever
delay, instead of leading to danger, was prompted b.
considerate good will and desire to allow the inter
mission of limited time in order to obviate the diff
culties. Cheers. l believe the world would view
with sorrow parracidal strife between England ant
America, but such state of affairs is not likely tt
arise from our present relations, and my conf
dence is in the sentiments which know animate the
American Government, well as our own and which
lso animates the minds of the people of these TOW
great countries. Cheers
| DUBLIN, Nov. 1O-The Fenian amnesty meeting
last night, was dispersed by mob.
PARIS, Nov. 1o.-Seyeral electoral meetings and de
monstrations in favor of Rhouer passed off quietly
| MADRID Nov. 10.-Presdent Rivero paid his re
spects to Minister Sckes in diplomatic box Of depu
| ties chamber to-day.
During the session of Cortes, Magrado said there
existed in Paris, with rami6cations in London anC
in Madrid and other cities of Spain, revolutionary
ganisations which directing its efforts to the in
Jury of Spanish interests in Cuba. He desired thai
Captain General DeRodas be assured by official tele
gram that the Spanish Government will not fail te
| maintain the honor of the country everywhere. Min
lister Bara replied that the honor of Span well
her authority, would be maintained both at home and
mite intelligence from Captain General DeRodas of the
declining force and popularity of the rebellion.
Topetes' resignation of the position Of Minister o
Marine not officially announced. Gen. Prim has tenn
porary charge of the vacant port felio.
MADRID, Nov. 1l.-Duce writes the Government
exposing intrigues with Duke Montpensier. Duce
wards the Government that the Unonists will fight il
Montpenser is defeated. ..-< -..
Advices from Lisbon indicate that the Moderators
who fled from Spain are buying arms and preparing
for an insurrection
Eghty-three deputies pledged to Duke of Genoa
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 11.-Cholera raging at Keaft
PARIS, Nov. 1l.-Ledre Rolen is expected here to
day 1t is reported that he will be promptly arrested
on entering the French territory. s
President Pierre arrived. Shortest trip on record
eight days, four hours and thirty-fve minutes.
LONDON, Nov. 12.-English man-ofwar brings Pea
bodys remains home.
LIVERPOOL Nov. l2-Bark Cuba, from New York
to Dublin, lost; only five of the crew saved. Ship
Florence Lee, from Montreal to Liverpool, foundered
crew saved.
MARsEILLEs, Nov. 12-Fearful hurricane in Medi
iterranean. An American steamer wrecked in Orar
harbor.
BERLIN, Nov. 12-Bark Cupid, from New York for
Dantzig loaded with petroleum, burned. Loss heavy.
FLORENCE, Nov. 12.-Garibaldi quite i'll with rheu-
matism.
MADRID, Nov. 12.-The Duchess of Genoa opposes
her sons canddature.
PARIS, Nov. 13.-It was an English instead of an
American stesmer destroyed in Port Oran.
Ledru Rollin refuses to return to Paris, though he
continues to be candidate for Corps Legisatif L.
Blanco is candidate for the district. Rolin has
issued address to the electors which is rdcued by
all the press of Paris. T.
LONDON, Nov. 13.-Advices from Alexandria state
that the great bed rock at 1smaea which interferes
with the dredging of the Suez canal will be blasted
out. The convoy at the opening consisted of eighty
ships Notwithstanding the favorable report, under
writer's of this city mostly decline to insure vessels
bound through the canal.
Peabody's funeral was very imposing
LONDON, Nov. 13.-The political news is unim-
,ortant 5.
MADRID, Nov. 13-Topete elected Vice President
Of the Constituent Cortes.
PARIS, Nov. 13.-City garrison is increased by two
cavalry regiments Another monster demonstration in
the streets i'll favor OF Radicaism unmolested by the
police.
MADRID, Nov. lat is reported that the Spanish
Government has received a dispatch from Florence
stating that the entire Italian cabinet approve cand
dature Duke of Genoa. Senior Orenz, one of the Re-
publican deputies recently arrested and Internationally
released has gone to France 1t is said that the Gov
ernnent contemplates releasing all political prisoners
not accused of criminal acts.
CAIRO, EGYPT, Nov. 13.-Empress Eugene departed
for Alexandra to-day.