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| Isabella and the adherentS OF the Duke
de Montpensier is contradcted 1t is
said that the attempt to bring about a
fusion OF the two parties has been
abandoned.
EneyclicaI Message.
ROME, September 27.-It is stated
that an encyclical message will shortly
be issued by His Holiness the Pope,
which will have an important bearing
upon the questions now affecting the
Holy See.
Disraeli Creates an Agitation.
LONDON, September 26.-The Right
Hon. Benjamin Disraeli has succeeded
in producing a political and popular
agitation in Great Britain, which may
result in effecting the most startling
consequences. The Honorable gentle
man has been placed in direct collision
with authority, as it is worn and welded
by Queen Victoria, and he has accom-
plished the act deliberately, wilfully,
and publicly. He attended a dinner to-
day at Hughendon, his country resi-
dence and home. In response to q
toast to the health of Her Majesty,
the Queen, he took occasion to
assure his friends that he asserts
that the sovereign lady has become
physically and is morally incapacitated
for performing in public her duties any
longer. This assertion was accompa-
MED with sentences Of fervent eulogy Of
her Majesty personally, concluding with
the words that her duties are exces-
sive, and that no Englishman is under
such complete control OF the political
troubles of the country as its sovereign" "
His words have been published. The
utterance has produced the most tre-
meudous excitement among the people.
1t is canvassed 10y the highest of the
aristocracy,and the lowest Of the democ-
racy. Disraeli has overshadowed
Gladstone almost completely in the
the right OF the people, upon whom his
remarks have produced Il thrilling and
marked effect. Vigorous efforts have
been made by the metropolitan journals
to suppress them by non-publcation.
The subject of the propriety of the
abdication Of the Queen is spoken Of
in the clubs and very many of the most
extreme loyalists now regret that her
Majesty did not hearken to the advice
which was given to her by the late
Lord Palmerston years since, when he
counselled her to delegate part Of her
monarchial duties, such as the signing
of the acts Of Parliament. by royal
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Council, and thus begin, of her own free
will, to accustom the public mind to
her gradual and graceful disappearance
from the throne years before her death.
The Queen rejected Palmerston S advice
and has since held on to a right asser-
ton OF every royal prerogative with
that degree of tenacity which has been
ever characteristic of the reigning
members of her family.
Disraeli is likely to master the pub
lie crisis. Notwithstanding their bold,
ness, during the present state OF the
Queens health his ideas are being gen
orally accepted as correct, The royal
lady has remained feverish and restless
during many months. She has lately
been affected with inflammatory rheu-
matism, sore throat, and most painful
glandular tumorS, and has only just
shaken off severe attack OF general
illness. People speak Of the tendency
to insanity of her family, and there re-
mains on the whole not the slightest
doubt that Disraeli has expressed a
sentiment which is already national.
QueenVictoria's abdication would cause
a complete change in the form Of gov
ernment OF Great Britain.
Health of Victoria Uninproved.
LONDON, September 27.-The rela-
tives of the Fenian informer, Talbot,
who was killed several months ago.
have preferred claims of $4,000 against
the city of Dublin as compensation for
his death.
The health of the Queen is not i'm
proved. Gladstone is paying her a
visit at Balmoral.
The Princess Of Wales has returned.
One thousand pounds have been
raised in London for the sufferers 10y the
hurricane and earthquake on the island
Of Antigua.
Vessels TO be Quarantincd.
MADRID, September 27.-All the yes
sells from the infected ports OF North
Europe and America to the ports on the
Mediterranean must be quarantlned at
Vego. ~,
LONDON, September 27.-The steam
ships Donan and Hausa touched at
Southampton.
bismarck Remains in BcrIiH.
BERLIN, September 27.-Prince Bis
marck will remain in Berlin until the
opening of the Reichstag, on the 18th
Of October.
Meeting of the Peace LeaSue.
LAUSANNE, September 21.-The ses-
sion of the Peace League Congress to-
day, was tumultuous. Many speakers
defended the acts of the Paris Com