The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-22
Destructive Fires and Firemen Injured.
Railway Accident in the West
FROM EUROPE.
American Relief for Frarce.

LONDON, Feb. 22.-The Times says New York
committees sent yesterday by cable transfer
10000 for the suffering people of France, ac-
companied by request that Benjamin Moran,
Hugh McCulloch, Russell Sturgis and j. S.
Morgan act as the London committee.
The Daily Ne,os says
Gen. Fa,dherbe's Troops
continue to embark at Dunkirk for Cherbourg
Trochu Opposes the German Entry Iuto Paris.
A letter from General Trochu condemns the
proposed entryof the Germans into Paris. He
says
Paris Has Deserved the Honors of War,
and advises her to shut her gates and let the
enemy open them with cannon.
Tne Removal of the Government
to Tours or Blois is much talked about, but
there is really belief in its probability. After
the declaration of peace
she Nationul Assembly
will prorogue its sItsings, and upon reassembling
will meet in Paris.
Turkey and France.
A despatch from Constantinople says the Porte
has recognized the new French Government.
1t is reported that NJ Baude has been APP
pointed representative of France at the Black
Sea Conference in London.
Thlers, Fnvrc, and Bismarck
PARIS, Feb. 21.-MM Theirs and Favre have
arrived here, and go to Versailles tomorrow. II
is officially stated that Favre has written to
Count Bismarck that Theirs will go tomorrow
(22d) to Versailles.
The RdppeI says
A Trenty OF Pence
may be communicated to the Assembly on Sa-
turday.
Proclamation of General Chanzy
AMIENs, Feb. 2l.-General Chanzy has issued
proclamation to the Army of the Loire, in
which he urges the troops to put the time of
hair apfO IN nd for
resuming the struggle a pOutrGnce, if arrogant
claims are demanded by the Germans.
Americans Presented Mt the English Court
LONDON, Feb. 22.-The Queen held Court
Yesterday at Buckingham Palace Among the
persons presented by Mr.. Moran, United States
Charge d'Affaires, was Mrs. Nicholas Fish,
Mrs. Wickham Hoffman, Mrs. Augusta Hamil-
ton, and a daughter of Commodore Rodgers.
The Queen has approved
The AppOintm of MIR. Livermore
as United States Consul at Londonderry.
the Queen of Spain DvIug.
LONDON, Feb 22.-The Telegraph has a
special despatch from Madrid as follows
The Queen of Spain is dangerously i'll of
military fever, and has asked to receive the last
sacrament. Her case is considered hopeless.
Attempted AssasslnatiOn of Gorilla.
Several persons suspected of attempting to
assassinate Gorilla have been taken into
custody.
Tunis and Italy.
FLORENCE, Feb. 22.-The Tunisan Envoy
has asked his Government for further instruc-
tions and awaits an answer before concluding
negotiations with the Italian authorities.
| The Black sea Conference.
LONDON, Feb. 22.-Paris journals of yester-
day are to hand. The Steele says Remusat is
| appointed ambassador to London and will also
! represent France in the Black Sea Conference
The MissiOns to Florence and Vienna
remain as ut present. Some
French Frisates have bOen sent TO Corsica
for the purpose of repressing possible dnturb-
anees. Senor Olozaga comes to Paris as Spanish
| Minister
| rho Peace Commission.
Ponyer Quertier has been added TO the Peace
Commission. Aproposition for the
! NeutraIIzatiOn of savoy
is under discussion by the Goyernm mt, as are
also commercial treaties with other nations.