The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-06-29
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Exclusively to The Euerit'0 Telegraph.
American Evangelical Alliance.
LONDON, June 29.--The delegates of the
American Evangelical Alliance to confer with
the Gar of Russia were present at banquet at
Richmond last evening" given by the Evangeli-
cal Alliance of England. Thomas Hughes gave
them reception to-day.
The Emperor Napoleon
has visited London, and been reelected
member of the Army and Navy Club.
The little ship
city of Ragusa
from New York, arrived at Queenstown to-day
Boiler Explosion
occurred at Kidsgrove to-day, occasioning the
death of six men, and nineteen men were Sc.
riously injured.
German Bonds.
BERLIN, June 29.-Prince Bismarck as Chan
cellor of the Empire, has called in the first issue
of fifty-one millions of German bonds, interest
on which will cease on the 1st of January next
LONDON, June 29.-Special dispatches from
Paris say that the
Review at LOngchamps
will certainly be held to-day. The weather is
fine, though somewhat cloudy, and hundred
thousand men will be in line.
The Orleanist Princes
will be present incognito.
There are some apprehensions of demonstra-
ton on the part of the Reds, and precautionary
measures have been taken.
MaiIlet has escaped from Paris to Belgium.
The Emperor and Empress of Brazil
are at Rouen, and leave there to-day for Eng
land.
Prince de JOinville
accompanies them to this country.
The New French Loan.
VERSAILLES, June 29.-In the Assembly yes
terday Ponyer- -Quertier stated that in less
than six hours agents of the Treasury collected
four thousand five hundred millions francs
for the new loan, of which
Paris alone subscribed two thou
sand five hundred millions. The provinces
have not all been heard from, and the total
amount of subscriptions is not yet ascertained.
The Minister of Finance, commenting upon the
facts he had stated, said this state of things
enables the Government to fulfil its engage
ments and to hasten the deliverance of the
country. We shall not wait for the dates fixed
by the treaty at Frankfort, but shall pay the
indemnity in instalments.
The French Elections,
PARIS, June ga. M.-The Republican COM
! mittees have been unable to agree upon a COM
bned ticket, and publish several electoral lists.
The elec tion of Brelay, Challem, Latchur, Cor
bon, Herisson, Laurent, Pichat Nadaud, Scheu-
rer, Koestrics, Tenot, and Pretty, are considered
certain. There are one hundred and eighty-four
candidates from the reimbursement of the Seine.
Many foreign officers are arriving in Paris to
witness the review.
Marshal MacMahon
has declined to be candidate for the Assembly
from Paris.
Delescluze's sister has been liberated.
VERSAILLES, June 80.
The Trial of RoehefOrt
is appointed for Monday next. The Assembly
yesterday discussed project of law for
Decentralization of the Government
departments.
Arrests of Communists continue. Courbet
and Fontaine have been confronted with their
accomplices.
Sentences PrOnOun led on Communists.
MARsEnLEs, June 29.-The court-martial in
session here has pronounced the following SEN
tences- -Cremieux, ,Etienpe and Pellissier to death
Duclos, Marten, Hastorg, Breton, and Cachut
to transportation, Novi to ten years and Bariche
to five years labor in the galleys, and Eberard
to ten years Imprisonment. Six of the accused
have been acquitted.
The Prince and Princess OF Wales
are about to pay visit to Germany.
An Archbishop Arrested.
FLORENCE, June 29.-Archbishop Patrossc
has been arrested in Rome on the charge o
conspiracy.
Ship News.
LONDON, June 2s.-The steamers England, Man
haitian and Ismalia have arrived out.
LIVERPOOL, June 29.-Arrived, ships Resolute
, from New York; Joseph Fish, from New Orleans
J. Foster, j., from New York; and brig Guilia froI
New Orleans
!, This Mornings Quotations.
, LIVERPOOL, June 29-lO'3O A M.-CottOn 1rneT
: uplaDds, sgd. Orleans, sH@ssld. The sales to-da
I are estimated at $1,000 bales.
8 LoNDoR, June 29-llS0 A. M Consos, 92l
: for both money and account. United States Bond
Of 1862 at 9Ogs; OF 1855 at sO; OF 1867 at s9 tel
fortes at 9Ssz.
Il FRANKFoRT, June 99.-United States nve-twentit
g PARIS. June SS.-The Bourse closed active
u Rentes, b2f. 60c.
= This Afternoons Quotations.
II LONDON, June $3.50 7. M.-Consols for none
a | 921S for account, 92A.
"A LIvRRPoOI. June $3.50 p. M-COtton buoyan
y uplands SID Orleans sgd Sales now estimate
at 9Ose bales including 7cOs for export ana spec
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