, 1874-10-07

travelling as Earl of Chester, arrived here this
morning and is staying at the Hotel do Europe.
The Grand Duke Alexis, coming from KEEL. has
also arrived. Both Princes preserve the strict
est inoognito. His Royal Highness the Prince
OF w ales is expected in Kiel tomorrow afternoon
where the officials have received orders to res
pect his incognito.
KEEL, Sept. Is.
His Royal Highneas the Prince of Wales ar
rived here at one o'clock this afternoon, and left
at SIX O'Clock this evening on board the Royal
yacht Osborne for Copenhagen.
SPAIN AND THE UNITED STATES
WAsH1NGroN, Sept 10.
The new Spanish Minister to the United
States has presented his credentials to Presi-
dent Grant. In addressing the President he
expressed the strong desire of the Spanish Gov
eminent to cultivate closer relations with the
United States. President Grant, in his reply,
heartily reciprocated these sentiments.
RELIGIOUS CONFERENCE AT BONN.
Bonn, Sept. Is.
The Conference between representatives of
all Christian denominations on the unity of
Christendom we're opened yesterday under the
Presidency of DR.. D6llinger, and were contin-
ued to-day. They are attended by celebrated
theologians from Germany, Denmark, France,
Russia, England, Greece, aud the United States,
the total number present being over 40, includ-
ing several Bishops. The debates, with mem
bers Of the Anglican and American Churches
are carried on in English, and those with the
Greeks in German. Most favourable and sig
niioant results are said to have been obtained
in both quarters. DIR. D0llinger has delivered
a long address on the relations between tho
Eastern and Western Churches. 1t is also
noticed that DR.. D0iliuger and Bishop Reinkens
have expressed themselves in favour Of the
~vol1JiRIv oPEho or10ro oftho RisbODc md nrio5fu
OF the Anglican Church.
SPANISH AFFAIRS.
MADRID, Sept. 10.
Senior Camacho, the Minister of Finance, has in.
vitcd tenders for 6 $50 pesetas of Internal CONSOLE
d6J. The Government will decide upon the quas-
ton Of the payment of the coupons of the external
debt after the conclusion Of a convention with the
public creditors, in accordance with Clause | Of the de-.
cree of the 26th of June,
The PoIltica of to-day declares that the Spanish
Government will never cede an inch of Spanish ter
ritory either at home or in the colonies.
MARSHAL MACMAHON'S TOUR.
AMIENs, Sept. l6.
Marshal MaoMahon visited several factories
here this morning, at some Of which speeches
were made by the workmen expressing sympathy
with the President. Bouquets were also presented
to him. At the Cathedral the Marshal was re-
ceived by the Bishop and clergy. Tho Bishop
delivered an address. Marshal MacMahon sub
soqaently held q reception, at which speeches
we're made by the Mayor, the Presidents of the
Council General and the Court of Appeal, in
which they promised to support his Government.
The Marshal, in reply, expressed n desire that
his powers should be organized by the Assembly.
The President of the Tribunal of Commerce said
the principal cause of the present industrial cri-
sis was the want of a proper balance between
production and consumption. The President of
the Chamber of Commerce dwelt upon the re-
vival of business which must result from the ex-
ceptionally good harvest this year. The streets
were very crowded this morning, and the Presi-
dent was we'll received by the people. Shouts
of ''Vive MaoMahon ~ "Vive lie Mareohal!"
and "Vive la Republique ~ were heard.
PERoNNE, Sept. l6
After visiting the Hotel de Vile and the eta
del, Marshal MaoMahon left Amiens at 5.25 P. m.
to-day. On his way hither he was greeted at the
railway stations by large crowds of people with
much enthusiasm. He arrived here at seven
o'clock this evening, and was received at the
station by General Montaudon and his staff. The
town was illuminated. The Marshal will receive
the authorities tomorrow morning, and will leave
at about 10 a. M. to attend the military opera
tions.
PARIS.
MARSHAL BAZAINE'S ESCAPE.
GRAssE, Sept, l6.
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