The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-25
FROM EUROPE.
ROME, Jan, q

ROME, Jan. "a.
The Prince aud Princess of Piedmont
left Florence yesterday, took refreshments at
Terni, and arrived at Rome at four o'clock in
the afternoon. There was an immense crowd at
the station and the Quiriual Palace. The wea-
ther was horrible. The troops of the garrison
and four legions of National Guard paraded,
and the Prince and Princess, with General La
Marmora and Prince Dorea, drove to the palace
in an open carriage, where they were received
with enthusiastic demonstrations. Both we~e
called out to the balcony again aud again with
tremendous applause. The Princess Marguerite
wore blue velvet mantle and white satin em-
brodered scarf, with the colors of the house of
Savoy. There was perfect order and the illu-
limitations were general
The Ambassadors OF Austria
and North Germany, in compliance with instruc
tions from their various governments, inquired
Of Antonelli what
Guarantees the Pope
would regard as sufficient on the part of the
Italian Government to remove his dissent to the
civil and religious authorities p?
ADtoneIu Replied
that by order of the Pope he had intimated to
the authorities of Rome that his Holiness
Wished No Guarantees
but pure and simple restitution of the terrific
rles of the Church and the Neapolitan frontier
not based on these conditions.
Tho POpo's Health Is Good
and he occupies his time receiving visitors. The
Belgian deputation presented him an offering
from
The Catholics of b eiRium,
and in an address
The Pope Replied.
~ thank you for having come to comfort me in
these painful circumstances. Doubtless God,
our principal support Hath sent you; but it is
natural that the affection of the children should
keep up the courage of the father. Continue in
the way In which you are walking; do not allow
yourselves'to be cast down. What is happen
ing to-day is only trial of the Church. The
Church was born amidst trials, has always lived
amidst trials and will close its career on earth
| amidst trials"
French Forward Movement.
| LONDON, Jan. 4-3 P. MA despatch from
Berney of Jan. "a says:-''A French detach-
ment is marching upon Abbeville, well supplied
with artillery"
Attempted Escape of French Prisoners
despatch from Brussels, Jan. "a, says the
French prisoners held at Liege made another
attempt to escape, but the timely discovery of
the plot by the Belgians prevented successful
ISSUE The Belgian authorities effec ted an
Important Seizure
| Yesterday Afternoons Quotations.
| LONDON, Jan. M-b p. M.-Consos closed at 926 for
money and account. United States 6-2Os quiet and
steady; OF 1862, 9O}s OF 1865, s9T of 1867, SS%;
l040s, ss: Railways quiet; Erie, lSA Illinois Gen.
tral, ITO; Atlantic and Great Western, 27H
LIVERPOOL, Jan. A-5 2. M.--.Upland Cotton, 77S9
| 3d.; Orleans, sT9sAd. Sales to-day, $4,000 bales,
| including 5000 for export and speculation. Common
rosin 6s Cd ats Spirits Of petroleum, Is. Id. Tur-
| pentine, 36s.@S6s. Cd. LinSeed oil, esq. Linseed
cakes, e10 5s. @e10 los.
| LONDON, Jan. 24-5 P. M.-Refned petroleum
| easier at Is. Cd OILS. 61d. Sperm oil frner at ESQ
@S1.
ANTWERP Jan. 24,-Petroleum, 52f. asking price.