The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-05-02
FROM EUROPE.
The Freuch Popular Meetings.


PARIS, May 2.-The public meetings held in
different parts of Paris yesterday were very ex-
citing, and some were consequently dissolved
by the authorities In many instances the
audiences departed amid shouts of "Vtue la
Republique" No rioting occurred. One of the
radicals journals this morning publishes docu-
ment pronouncing the expulsion of the Italian
banker, Cernuschi, violation of the laws of
the country, done in the interest of political
party. The protest is signed by Messrs. Gre
mieux, Jules Favre, j. Ferry Pelletan, Jules
Simon, and many other equally weI-known
radicals.
ship News.
SoUTHAMPToN, May 2.-The steamship Leip-
zig, from Baltimore for Bremen, arrived here at
1'30 o'clock this afternoon.
The Oxford Boat Club.
LONDON, May 2.-Mr. Benson has announced
his intention to resign the presidency OF the
Oxford Boat Club in a few days.
The New York Protestant Conference.
LONDON, May 2.-John Jay and his family
have arrived here. There is an active move
ment of cotton weavers all over the country for
advanced wages.
The following delegates to the New York
Protestant Conference have already announced
their intention to be presents Lord Alfred
Churchill, Earl Cavan, and the following mem
bers of the House of Commons: Harry
Verney Buckingham, William Shepherd Allen;
Newcastle-under-Tyn John Candlish, Sun
derland; Thomas Chambers, Marylebone; Will
liam Fowler, Cambridgeborough; William Nc
Arthur, Lambeth; and Rowland Smith, Derby
shire, South.
The Times this morning ridicules the Tor,
nado case, saying neither English conscience
nor honor is in any way concerned in it.
A small Ocean Craft.
LIVERPOOL, May 2.-The propeller City of
Rag usa, seven yards long, Captain Buckley, will
leave this port in few days.
Letter of Cardinal Cullen.
DUBLIN, May 2.--Cardinal Cullen has Issued
another pastoral letter renewing his denuncia-
tion of Fenianism and Freemasonry and repro
batting Mr.. Newdegates inquiries into monastic
institutions.
The Pope and vi. Daru.
ROME, May 2.-Cardnal Antonei, in his
reply barely tells NJ Daru that his Holiness the
Pope declines to submit the French note to the
Ecumenical Council. The prelates opposed to
infallibility, and who absented themselves be-
cause that dogma was pressed upon the Council,
have been communicated with by telegraph and
urged to return to Rome.
The French Conspiracy and the Piebiscite. 2
PARIS, May 2.-The Central Committee in
favor of the plebiscite has sent one hundred
thousand copies of this mornings Figaro,
which contains all details of the conspiracy
against the life of the Emperor into the various
provinces as document furnishing arguments
in favor of an affirmative vote.
5he Assassination OF an Italian COssuI.
LONDON, May "A despatch from Florence
Just received, confirms the report of the assass-
nation of the Italian Consul Pappalepone, at
Buenos Ayres.
Wreck mt Sea.
SoUTHAMPToN, May 2.-The steamship Her
mann, which arrived to-day from New York, re-
ports on April 80 passed a wreck painted black
with white stripe around her stern, deck
house painted yellow, and foremast which was
still standing, white. She was evidently
bark.
Latest Quotations.
LIVERPOOL, May 2-4'8O p. M.-Cotton closed ir-
regular uplands, l0Sd. Orleans 11lS@1lAd. Sales
to-day 10000 bales for speculation and export Pork
firm; cheese, 75s. turpentine, 29s. Cd.
LONDON, May 2-4'20 z. M.-Taow duh at AS. Sd.
PARIS May 2.-The Bourse closed dull Rentes,
74f. 2Tc.
FRANKFORT, May 2.-Bonds opened firm at 951I.
HAvRE, May 30-Cotton opened heavy at 12S1Ef.
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