The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-18
FIRST EDITION

BIZ the Anglo-Anleric Gable.
PARIS, Sept 1s.--General PRINTS second and latest
audience with his Majesty the Emperor Napoleon the
Third was OF an hours DURATION the subject matter
of the conversation afYording cause for very
siderable amount OF anxious outside speculation. IL
has heen pretty accurately ascertained to-day that
the situation in Cuba the revolution and the chances
of its repression, well as the probable future OF the
island as regards its form OF government and the
right of rule, were discussed.
The Emperor of France advised it is said, an ami
cable arrangement between the Spanish authorities
and the Cabinet in Washington on the matter OF the
American desire for acquisition of the territory by
purchase, adding towards the close OF his remarks
his opinion to the effect that the war continued
Grant would be compelled to interfere between the
contending parties If only in behalf and for the cause
OF humanity.
General Prim replied that he was himself person.
ally willing to negotiate with the American author-
but that Span-his fellow countrymen at large-re-
mained opposed to such course.
Napoleon in reply advised Prim and the Spaniards
to initiate in this case his own example, and give up
Cuba, just he had given up Mexico, before it was
too late to do so with honor.
General Sickles has proposed new plan OF COM
promise on the Cuban subject.
Spain is in an intense state Of excitement blazing
and boiling over, It may be said-on & account OF the
Paris, and the adherence of Minister Sickles in
Madrid to the policy of sell or perhaps lose.
Cuban Deputies to the Spanish Legislature
More Reinforcements for CubR.
By the Frdnco-A Aqnericdn Cable.
MADRID, Sept. 1s-The Official Gazette of Madrid
VIII SHOIJlV PUBLISH, Ol Tile
decree summoning the Cuban deputies who may
have been chosen according to the terms Of the
constitution lately egisated in the Spanish capital
to appear and take their seats in the National
Cortes.
Five war vessels, with other vessels of the navy,
about to be despatched to Cuba. They WILL it Is
said, sail at an early day.
The Royal Canvass and Regency.
MADRID Sept 19-The candidature OF the Duke of
Geneva, of King Victor Emanuel of Italy, for the
throne of Spain, continues to be discussed very
earnestly here. His accession to the crown is re-
garded as probable Should the plan be carried into
effect the youthful King will be assisted by a re-
gency composed of the Duke de Montpensier, Mar
shal Serrano, and Rivero
This Mornings Quotations.
By Anglo-American Gable.
LONDON, Sept. ISL A. M.-Consols for money
old, s256, and OF 1867, s19S 10-4Os, rs; Railways
quiet Erie, 271 Illinois Central, 94; Atlantic and
LIVERPOOL, Sept ISL A. M-Cotton fiat; up
lands 13d. Orleans, 1314d. The sales to-day will
LONDON, Sept 1s-11 A. Milne Rosin, lis.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, Sept Isl p. M.-Consols closed at 922i
for money; 92T for account. American securities
quiet and steady; U s. 520s OF 1862, S3}S $685. old
S26 1S67s, S1& U. s. 10'50s, rs. American stocks
easier; EAe Railroad, 27A Illinois Central, 941 !;
LIVERPOOL Sept. 49, p M.-Cotton is irregu-
lar; middling uplands, 12js @13d. middng Orleans,
13h@13Ad The sales have been 5000 bales 200o Of
which were taken for export and speculation.
Breadstuns quiet. Lard, l5s. Common rosin, $50
5s. 3d. Turpentne, 26s. Sd.
LONDON, Sept 1S-Refned petroleum, Is. Sd.
PARIS, Sept. 1S-3 80 p. M.-The Bourse is better.
Rentes 70f. 62c.
FRANKFORT, Sept 1s.-U. S. Five-twenties, 50.
HAvRE, Sept. 1S-Cotton opens heavy for both on
the spot and af0at.