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Show TELEGRAMS. NIGHT REPORT. FOREIGN. Prince of Waif a Dylug. London, 8, 4, p. m. All the merubers of Iha lloyal thinily havo been lele-g-raphically siimruonfi to Sundringliara. Tho ijnoen arid tho princoi LouUs loft Windsor at p. in. 'i'Uo di.-tre of both wits apparenL Later. It is runmreJ on iha Ki-change Ki-change '.hat the Princo of Wales is dead, but it is doubted. London, 0. p. in. The Prince ii ink-in ink-in i'ait. Congestion of iht lucs hat iet in and there aro no hopes. Tlie Trial of Kfllj-.-The Prince or Walea. Ljndun, S. The trial ol"Jiel!y which Co mine need in Dublin, yesterday, has been interrupted and postponed" until January. The attorney general refused tho application of tho solicitor to commence com-mence action for libel against several paper?. Tho Queen is now with the lrini'e. Tho city is full of alarming rumors with regard to hU case. Newspaper News-paper extra1? are issued giving all kinds of reports. Tho effect on business is depressing; de-pressing; find Etocks and allllnnncial Quotations show a decline. Consols have tall en one-fourth per cent. At two o'clock p. in., a report circulated around tho palace, that the l'rinco was worse, was given under reserve by the central agency of tho press association, which is considered a trustworthy source of now. CoiHlilltm or Wnltn Ucuri-nl Nnit. London, 8. Tho I'rinc "-f Wains liai lept soundly, but is Mill very much prostrated. Betting on the result of the Tic lienor enso is ten to one against the claimant of property. A Ftriko of telegraph operators in London, Manchester, Liverpool nnd otlif large cities is imminent, Tho anniversary of tho "Prentice boys," at Londonderry, was colebraled yesterday and passed off quietly. Loudon, H, midnight. The sudden and unfavorable change in tlio condition condi-tion of the Prince of ales lias caused a feeling of deep sorrow throughout the entire country, and manifestations of sympathy aro pouring in from all sections. sec-tions. Tho excitement in London tonight to-night is intense, and immense crowds have gathered in front of the newspaper newspa-per and telegraph oftico.i anxiously seeking information concerning the condition con-dition of tho prince. All classes, including in-cluding tho workingmon have- held public meetings at whicli resolutions were adopted expressing the deepest sympathy lor his roval highnes. Now York,8."( II orW's special.) The Princo of Wales is dying and tho Cjuoon ia wild with grief. Tho Princess Alexandria Alex-andria is unnaturally and dangorously calm. Great consternation prerails. Tho homo pecretary has boon summoned to Kandringham. Fears of a political politi-cal eonvulsion increased. Tho bell-ringers bell-ringers have assembled at Saint ; Paul's, and will announce by lolling . the prince's death as soon as the nows is received. Tho republican leaders held a secret meeting to-night and havo decided de-cided against imuiediato action, French Neivti ! Paris, 8. In tho assembly to-dny a j motion was made by Duchatel, for the removal of the assembly and tho seat of government to Paris. Tho motion gave rise to an nniniatod debate which prom- . ies to bo protracted, although there is ; little doubt that the proposal has a majority ma-jority of tho chnmbor in its favor. ; The appeals of the Communists con- , victed of tho murder of gen orals Lo-Compto Lo-Compto aud Thomas, and sentenced to sutler death, have been rejected by the . commission of pardons, and thoro is no hope that Thiers will interpose to re-movo re-movo this Ilnal decision. Thiers mossago recommends, that tho number of tho army contingent be Jlnod ! at'JO.tKX), instead of 30,000, as incorrectly i reported last night. Paris, 8, ove. Tho session of the assembly as-sembly to-day was vory turbulent. A i vote of urgency was demanded upon the question of the future form of gov- . eminent for Prance and was refused. Pouicr Qucrtier, minister, has aa-nounced aa-nounced that ho will present tho bud- i get for 1872 lo - morrow. A bill ! was presented repealing the decree of confiscation of the properly of tho Orleans Princes. A vote ofurgency upon up-on the. bill providing for tho return of the assembly to Paris was refused by a small majority. Tho chamber was subsequently sub-sequently the scone of imgry recriminations recrimina-tions between the members of the Right and Left. j Lohh of Uvea liy Storms. Hew York, 8. Twentj livos wore lost j on tho Nova Scotia coast iu tho gales last week, eleven by the wreck ol tho JIacfctt, schooner, in the Avon river, nine by tho loss of the brigantino Lope-., and five by the schooner Valieriw. A New Confederal Lou. Kingston, Jamaica, 8. Aspiuwall dates to the !.ird inst., Elate that a conference con-ference of tho representatives of (Juat-nmalo, (Juat-nmalo, San Salvador and Honduras is to bo held is December, lo discuss a project for tho formation of a central American confederation. The telegraph between Valparaiso and Snn Folopo was completod. The hospitals wore insufficient to ac-commodato ac-commodato tho small pox, patients, Tlic Mexican Revolution. Alalnmorap, 8. The revolutionists aro marching on San Luis Potosi, Jloir and Camarago. Cortina is said to havo imprisoned im-prisoned several foreign merchahts in Meir, for sympathy with tho revolutionists. revolution-ists. Business ia suspended here, and there aro fears of a pronuncinmienio. SI rlke. Slilp Abandoned. London, 8. Tho anticipated strike of telegraph oporators has commenced at Liverpool, and tho transmission of dispatches dis-patches is delayed. Tho stoamship Xuia from Now York for Cardiff, has been abandoned at sea. Tho orew wero saved. Alexia. Boiton, ft. Therwepli-.n of the grand duke Alexis at BoiMn, Cambridge and Cbarlestown to-day was cordial, and wa evidently enjoyed by the disiin-guithed disiin-guithed visitor. Mew York Xtwa. New York, 8. Kx-judge tmott is dangerously 111 of congestion of the brain and paralysis. General Cluieret ii said to have ac- cepted a command in ihe .Mexican army. : mall-pox is decreasing; nly three cases and one death are reported in the twenty-four hours ending neon to-day. our hundred and flliy canul boats : are frozen in the Hudson river and Krie i canal, It i. thought few will be able to get out, hut tho greater number with cargoes, valued in the aggregate at $4,-UJi.OUU, $4,-UJi.OUU, will remain ice-bound the entire en-tire winter. Tfia Ku Kim Trial. Columbia, S. C, 3. In the K.u Klnx trial to-day four of the prisoners pleaded Suiky to the charge of conspiring to prive eili.ens of thoir right to Tote. They reserved the right of reading the affidavits in the case. Stanborry raised the point, whether the prisoners could be tried for an oti'ense committed in March, and charged oa April HI at, in order to bring it under the Ku KIux law passed April 2uth. Other points i will be raised to-morrew for oertilication j to the supreme court. Flan Again. j Washington, 8. The President today to-day said to a prominent member of Hie senate, that he was almost certain Fish would remain in the cabinet, in accordance accord-ance with his own wishes and those expressed ex-pressed in the note to him signed by members of the senate. Kiu Pacific K. it. St. Louis, H. The Kansas Pacific It. It. which had been blocked by snow is now clear from Kansas City to Cheyenne, Chey-enne, and the U nion Pacific mails are coming over it from tho west. Mild winds and sunshine have lettled the snow, so there is no further dancrer of drift. Tlia Blockade on the U. P. U. H. Omaha, 8. Five passenger trains from tho west are snow-bound at Laramie Lara-mie station. Tho trainB from tho east have arrived at Cheyenne, but the road is still blocked on the summit between Laramie and Choyonne. The temporary wooden bridge is nearly completed. Tlie Intci-nlLoiil Demonstration. New York, 8. A meeting of the board of polico to-day adopted a resolution reso-lution that the superintendent be directed di-rected to notify the officers of the International Inter-national societies of the city, that the ! proposed parade of the secieties en Sun- : day next will not bo permitted on that day. Tho parade or demonstration, if made, must be on some other day of tho week than Sunday. Tho superintendent superin-tendent is further dirocted lo take the nncossary measures to prevent the parade par-ade on Sunday, in caie the societies persist in parading. |
