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had a conference with Don Carlos at which it
was agreed that Don Carlos should be the sole
representative of the four Bourbon branches with
presumptive rights to the French throne.
London, Sept. 2l.-Mr. Frederick Dockray,
the American who was arrested in Cuba by the
Spanish authorities, and after detention there
some time sent to Spain, has reached Santa nder.
He has been landed, and, it is said, is cruelty
incarcerated. "
GREAT BRITAIN.
Sept. 16.-The differences which caused the
great strike Ofmill operatives at Bolton have been,
at last, referred to arbitration.
Five hundred farm laborers sailed yesterday
from Liverpool for Quebec.
Sept. l8.-The steamer Faraday, engaged in
laying the direct cable, has not been heard from
for several days. 1t is the impression of the Off
GERS of the company that the cable has been
broken and that the Faraday is engaged in Crap
ping for it.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Nothing has been heard from the steamship
Farraday, laying the direct United States cable,
since the 9th inst. when she had paid out 574
miles and was in water over two miles deep.
It is supposed here that the cable broke in the
gale of the 10th inst, and that the Farraday is
trying to recover it.
Sept. 22.-Work has been resumed by the mill
operatives at Bolton, pending the result of arbitra-
ton of the differences between them and their
employers, which will be announced on the 3lst
of October.
AT o meeting of the Cooperative Board of Man
chester it was resolved 10 invite Wendell Philips
to attend the annual Cooperative Congress in
London.
The Marx Lane Erpre88 says:-Tho fine
summer like weather of the past week was favora-
bic for potatoes, though rain would have been
more acceptable for other roots.
With regard to wheat the Express says:-Tho
autumnal sowings are certain of a favorable com.
mencement. We estimate that Hungary has a
million quarters to spare. Prices i'll Germany,
Russia and France have declined heavily.
The Newcastle Chamber Of Commerce have
adopted resolutions oondemning the Canadian
Reciprocity Treaty as preiudicial to British
industry.
Mr. Holland, conservative, has been returned to
Parliament from Midhurst.
Mr. Arnold, proprietor Of the London Echo, will
contest Northampton in the liberal interest,
The weather throughout England to-day is
unsettled,
Sept. 23.-The Empress ofRussia is expected
TO arrive in England on October Is, on a visit to
her daughter, tho Duchess ofEdinburg.
London, Sept. 18.-The Old Catholic Confer
ence at Bonn closed to-day.
Vienna, Sept. observation-disclosures from the
United States are in this city on their way to in
spect the improvements in the navigation of the
Danube.
Kiel, Sept. 2O.-The Emperor William to,day
was present at the launch of a new ironolad, and
christened her Frederick the Great.
The Emperor also received q congratulatory
address from twenty delegates of Schleswig-
Holstein.
BERLIN, Sept. 21.-The Crown Prince
and Princess of Germany have received
Mr.. Bancroft Davis, the American Minis
ter.
VIENNA, Sept. 21.-The newly appoint
cd Spanish Minister has presented his
credentials to the Emperor of Austria.
DENMARK,
COPENHAGEN, Sept. 21.-The govern
ment of Denmark has directed it's Envoy
at Berlin to ask explanations from the
German government in regard to the ex-
pulsion Of Danish subjects from Schleswig.
SWITZERLAND.
GENEVA, Sept. 1.-THE international
Law Association, which has been in ses-
sion here this week, closed its proceed
ings to-day with a public meeting, at
which over 10000 persons were present.
Mr.. D, D. Field, of New York, made q
speech explaining the objects of the asso-
citation, which he said, were " to obviate
the necessity of war;"
Mr.. Henry Richard and Pore Hvacintha