The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-04


LONDON, June 4.-The Spectator issued to-day,
asks Indignantly if the Government has exchanged
Gambia for the worthless tract adjoining Sierra
Leone
General Lindsay Taken to Task.
The Saturday Reutep admits the Ill taste and USE
lessness of Lindsay's address in reference to the
action Of President Grant,
The Daily Ne,os hopes Lindsays address to the
troops has been misreported by telegraph.
Canadian Courage.
General George Napier to-day publishes in the
newspapers fresh endorsement Of Canadian cour-
age and loyalty.
" An Ocean Steamer Ashore.
BREsT, June 4-The steamer La Louisiana has
gone ashore between this city and st. Nazare 1t is
thought she will succeed in getting Off at the next
high tide
Defective Postal Service with France.
PARIS, June s.-There is still much dissatisfaction
in commercial circles with regard to the mail SER
vice to the United States. The press is unanimous
in calling for a reform.
Fumored Alliance Between Russia and Egypt.
The Bourse is excited to-day in view of the new
political alliance between Russia and Egypt.
great many cannon, muskets, and other warlike
material have been ordered from Brussels and New
York on the yiceroy's account.
struggle With the Sultan Imminent.
large increase in the armament at the disposal of
Egypt is suddenly apparent, and it is now almost
certain that the Vceroy is preparing for a struggle
against the Sublime Porte, and that Russia will lend
him her aid.
RnmOrs About Provost Paradol.
The rumors that Provost Paradol will succeed M.
| Berthemy as Minister to Washington are again cur
| rent, and seem to be well founded.
The Chinese Embassy to GO Home Overland.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 4.-Oficia papers Of this
| city reiterate the statement that the Chinese En-
bassy will return home overland via Siberia.
| The Spanish Abolition Project.
LONDON, June 4.-The correspondent of the Times
at Madrid, writing to that Journal thinks that the
scheme of Senior Moret Minister of the Colonies for
the gradual emancipation from slavery In the Span
| ish possessions is perfect failure. W
The bill defeats the very object II intends to for
ward. He says the people are net favorable to the
measure it stands points odt its weaknesses and
| ridicules them pitessly.
| The italian Army Budget.
| FLORENCE, June 4,-The new army budget has
| been voted by the Chambers, but not without
sharp struggle The vote on the final passage stood
| 1I5 yeas to 107 nays.
APortugese Appoi ntment.
| LISBON, June 4.-The appointment or Senior Da
Costa as Portuguese Ambassador to Madrid is OFF,
eally published to-day.
| rnis mornins's Quotations.
| LONDON, June Ali 80 A M.-Consols for money
u ). Fivetwenties OF 1862, s91 Of 1885, old, So Of
1861, 904 l0-4Os s64. Stocks steady Erie Railroad,
1879; Illinois Central no; Great Western, 2s19.
mldding uplands, 10S@10%d. middng Orleans lid.
The sales to-day are estimated at 5000 bales.
LONDON, June 4.-Sugar ahoat, 21s. Fine rosin
| quiet Hops dull.
| This Afternoons Quotations.
| LONDON, June a. p. M.-Consols closed at 92X
for money and SO for account. American securities
quiet o. S. 5-2os, 1862 s94 1855. old, ss5s; 1867,
904; 10-40s, s6A. Stocks quiet Erie, 1sS Illinois
| Central, 1l0 Great Western 2916
PARIS June 4.-The Bourse opened quiet. Rentes,
| TAI. 72c
| LIVERPOOL, June 4-2P. M.-Cotton dull; middling
| uplands, 1O%d. middling orleans, 10X%11d. The
sales have been 5000 bales including 1900 for specu-
lation and export Wheat quiet and steady. Flour,
| 21s. Cd. Corn dull.
ANTWERP, June 4.-Petroleum opened quiet and
| steady.