The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-04

Geyernmen could not accept The immense resPonso%h lily
should oso what has cost 50 much labor anxiety and
Te some further remarks Of Senior Ruane, Prim
replied little bitterly. He asked II Senior Ruano
wished them to gallop like himself to the "Repuo1ca
CONSTITUTIONAL Monarchists THIS is the road we
intend TO follow. Could we follow any road which is
not to liberty 2" The present Ministers represented
the Joint policy Of the three fractions Of the majority
As to dsunon among them, they were all agreed v2t
any rate on all points at present on Ine carpet @ ne
Council OF Ministers would march constantly with
the banner OF the revolution and OF liberty IN one
everything that had intent to attack that banner or
TO stain its glorious inscriptions. -s--e
Misery and Anarchy in Spain.
The Carlists are by no means the most formidable
enemies with which the Spanish Government has to
deal. Want beggary, brigandage, and anarchy are
rampant in certain provinces. AZ Malaga, Valenta,
Seville, Toledo, and other large towns the laws are
no longer in force. Everybody does that which Is
right in his own eyes The judicial functionaries
complain that they have no power to support them,
and that they are pOweress to punish crime. The
offenders against law and order increase in number
was recently invaded by band of brigands, who
entered the houses serjatinl, and fired on all who
resisted After eating an excellent supper, and
taking what property they could find, they departed
carrying OF three Young ladies belonging to distn-
raj wounded NV those liscpcnnt" 1hn .i i t 49,
OF spain is undoubtedly deplOrable.
The Ex-KinR of Naples.
The ex-King Francis II has finally determined to
"A
Austrian paper states that through the mediation of
France the italian Government is about to sign an
agreement, by which the eX-klng renOunCes all his
territorial rights in consideration of an annual reye-
nue., which may be capitalized. He will take up his
residence beyond the geographical limits" OF Italy.
Ihe eN-kinR has made a decidedly good bargain.
lie has sold that which was worth nothing. But
there will be great Indignation at Rome caused by
this desertion.
The League of Peace and Liberty.
The third International Congress of the League OF
Peace and Liberty is TO assemble at Lausanne on
the l4th Of September next, and the stings will last
until the 18TH, inclusive The principal object OF
this association is the establishment Of republican
federation Of the nations Of Europe. 1t will discuss
this subject at the forthcoming Congress- as well as
the Eastern question: and the means OF terminating
all economical and social antagonism between man
and man. The League, too will be reorganzed and
its journal reconstructed. Women are to be admit
ted TO the Congress on the same conditions as men.
General Items,
The Northeast Correspondence announces that 6000
working masons have just struck at Berlin for higher
wages
Mr. Emilio Castelar,. the Spanish Republican Depu-
ty, has arrived in Paris his way to Geneva to at
tend the Conference of the Ligue de la Paix.
The Journal 06iciel publishes an imperial decree
COnferrng four crosses of the Legion OF Honor the
the occasion Of the Empress late visit to the Chill
drens Hospital at Berck-sur-Mer
Must apha Fazyl Pacha, brother Of the vicerov OF
Egypt has had an audience OF the Sultan, and has
been appointed Minister without portfolio.
-Four thousand copies OF the manifesto OF Don
Carlos were recently sold in the city of Blboa during
one day, which fact clearly proves the tendency
OF the pubic feeling.
A SueZ journal mentions the organization OF
company In New York, with capital OF $50 0OO OOO
I for the purpose Of opening regular steam commu-
nication between the United States, Southern Ed
rope, India and Chi via the SueZ canal.
A deputation IRON Dusburg lately waited on the
King OF Prussia at Ems. After having made some
inquiries to the present state OF trade and indus
try, his Majesty expressed confident hope that
peace would be preserved and the progress OF all
branches of commercial enterprise be thus insured.
The Bishop of SamOgitia, Mgr Woonczewski,
who had been confined since 1866 to his residence OF
Kowno, has just been transported, by order OF the
government into the interior OF Russia. The motive
of this measure is said to have been letter of that
prelate found among the papers seized at the house
of Mgr. Dubienski, Bishop Of Augustowa
The LeUdnt Herald says that the Turkish Govern
ment is reported to have ordered from an American
inventor thirty nitydileuSes, which will throw out
same paper states that preparations for the reeep-
tion in ConstantnOpe of the Empress OF the French
are being actively pushed on at Beylerbey Palace,
where her Majesty is expected next October.