The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-04-27
FOREIGN NOTES.
Napoleon to the Senate.

The Senate held sitting April Is, NJ. Rouher
in the chair. M. Devienne ascended the tribune,
and read the report of the committee on the
Senat,tS Consultum. 1t is re-echo of the
Emperor's message on the same subject. The
Emperor gave very friendly reception to the
Marquis dAndelarre, who explained to his Ma
iesty the reasons why all the sincere friends of
the dynasty and liberty desired serious guarantees
the against pIebiScitdry faculty contained in the
SenatiiS ConsuItum. The Emperor replied that
he could not possibly make any fresh conces-
sions
Pere Hyaeinthe on the Crisis.
Father Hyacinthe addressed to the Paris jour-
malls the following letter.
PARIS April 8, 1901 am supposed Just now in many
puboaton Of the GSneords feel Certain that such
y mot Ss 1t bs G nae by sSss wa
the supp0sition Doubtless my syrpathies are on the
which promises to bring fresh aid to the Of religion
as Of ene e. an Sn
ious to remain in the silence which my conscience i'm
now traversinS'
The Barcelona Insurrection.
The railway and telegraphic communications
with Barcelona continue uninterrupted III the
line of Zaragoza from San Andres de Palomar,
in the line of Tarragona from San Felice and in
the line of Corona in Masnon. In despatch of
7th, transmitted via Tarragona, the Captain
General of Catalonia makes known that the
forces continue occupying positions upon
Gracia, but that he had refrained from ordering
them to open fire by reason OF the heavy wind
ana rain Wnlcn were preVaIlng; alSO tnhL Jney
yesterday verified the sorteo in Barcelona without
novelty, in spite of barricades having been
formed in some barriers, which the troops
easily destroyed also, that the columns he had
organized would go out Immediately to attack the
pueblos in rebellion. At noon on Thursday, the
First battalion of Africa arrived, after having
beaten the rebels of Moncada and San Andres.
The First battalion of Ingenieros left the train
in San Felice, fought and conquered the rebels
of that town, and arrived at Barcelona yesterday
morning. The Second battalion arrived little
later, having come by sea. The Cazadores de
Talavera embarked in Tarragona at nine last
night for Barcelona. The Second battalion of
Africa had reached San Andres and continued
on to Barcelona on foot without being molested
General Baldrich with the battalion of Mendi-
gorTa, arrived at Sabadell without novelty at
eleven o'clock last night and would resume
his march this morning. The insurgents fled
from the town on his approach. By passengers
who arrived at San Andres last night we learn
thattranquillity was completely re-established in
Barcelona.-Mddrid Gazette, ApriI8.
American Securities on the Frankfort BOurse-
English Accounts.
From the London Times (City Article, pril IA.
The Frankfort advices state that the recent
eagerness for American railway bonds is fast
passing away, and that the success obtained by
the Oregon California issue has been the last.
These are now selling at two per cent. discount.
The issue of Port Royal bonds has signally
shadow of a chance. The market is glutted,
and the holders are weak. According to the
printed opinion" it Is said ''of an eminent
lawyer at New York, wherever there is a CAPT
tai in shares only such mortgage bonds are
valid whose issue has been sanctioned by al
assembly Of shareholders-an assembly almost
impossible to be held under the peculiar circum
stances of American railway building, and this
adds new danger to those already incurred BY
improyident investors"