The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-02-08
FROM EUROPE.
y,ctor,a,s speech 10 the Pnrlrnme,


LONDON Feb. IL have obtained skeleton
of the Queens speech to be delivered before
Parliament tomorrow. Her Majesty congratu-
lates Parliament on the peaceful relations exist
ing with all countries, and the prospect of a salts
factory settlement of pending questions withAme-
rica. She believes the London Conference will
result satisfactorily to the signatary powers. She
laments the continuance of the war between
Prussia and France, and trusts that the armstice
will result in peace. She is anxious to render
her friendly offices to the belligerents, and will
take every opportunity to do all in her power
as q neutral for the restoration of peace and the
re-establshment of interrupted trade. She an
nounces the contemplated marriage of the
Princess Louise, recommends the Ballot,
University, and Scotch Education bills, and the
reorganization of the army on the basis of
large increase in the reserves, the improved
organization of the regulars, especially of the
artillery and engineers, strong militia, and an
improved volunteer army.
The London Press the Situation in france.
LONDON, Feb. 8.-The Times of to- day, in an
editorial upon the situation, says:-''All infor-
nation received from Paris Indicates a longing
for peace at any price"
The Daily NeIos says "the Parisians will vote
to-day in entire dependence upon the good
faith o. the Germans. 1t is impossible to COM
meeting of the National Assembly and the 18th,
when the armistice expires and when the fight
ing may be resumed" at is said," continues
the Nelcs, "that the German preparations to
overrun the whole of France, in that event. ere
of the most formidable character"
New French Minister of the InterIor.
BORDEAUX, Feb. IA decree appears bearing
date of the 9th inst, appointing Emmanuel
Arago Minister of the Interior.
London gifts to Paris.
LONDON, Feb. Fifty railway wagons laden
with provisions entered Paris on the 81 inst, all
bearing the inscription London gifts to Paris"
Yet Another Prussian Victory.
BRUSSELS, Feb. THE Independence Beige
has telegram from Lyons which says that
General Cremer, with one division of the French
Army of the East, effected retreat from Pom
tarler to Gex, but was obliged to spike and
abandon forty guns TO the Prussians.
| An IDsurrection In Algeria.
BRUSSELS, Feb. lie Francois of to-da y
asserts that an insurrection has broken out in
| the province of Constantine, Algeria.
The German War Loan.
BERLIN, Feb. IA decree has appeared in
creasing the amount of the issue of the July
loan from eighty millions to one hundred and
five millions of thalers.
| Italian Guarantees.
FLORENCE, Feb. TN the Chambers to-day
| an announcement was made by the Govern.
ment that negotiations were still pending with
Tunis. Italy insists upon the satisfaction of her
just demands and guarantees for the future.
| The LOadOn Conference.
LONDON, Feb. THE Eastern Conference
met again to-day, with representatives in attend
ance from all the cOsguatary powers except
France. Upon its adjournment assurances were
given out that
Pacific solution OF the Entire Eastern Question
had beeuE Eattained.
LONDON, Feb. S.-The Brussels correspondent
of the Telegram says that Odo Russell. the
British representative at Versailles, has been
instructed to sustain the demand made by
France for an
Exten sion of the Armistice.
Its prolongation is expected
M. CarnOt,
the Commissioner for the defense OF Norm andy
has resigned. The Prussaus, under
| General Won der rann,
occupy the most OF Burgundy.
General PeIIissieT,
on the 5th instant evacuated Ions lie Saunier
This Mornings Quotations.
LONDON, Feb. Sill 80 A. G.-Consols s21S FOL
money and account. American securities are quiet
United States 5-20s OF 1862 90zS or 1861, S9S; o
| 1865, 9OA; .0-40s 69H Erie Railroad l5i Illinois
Central, 109 Great Western. rs.
| LIVERPOOL, Feb. S-ll 30 A. M.-COlLOn opens
dull and is tending dOwnwards. hlhdllng uplands
7zd.; middng Orleans, I>sd. Ine estimated sAlei
to-day are 0,000 bales. Breadstuls quiet
FRkNKFoRT, Feb. s.-United States bonds, 956.