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Loitdok, Oct. 26. The Jesuits have been . suppressed in Spain. Admiral Topete has declared in favor of a monarchy. The . demecrats prefer a republic. Cuba has recognised the revolution. -Complete civil and religious freedom has been proclaimed. The convents and monasteries ... established since 1837 have been abolished/; the others have been reduced one-half, and prohibited from receiving novitiates. The throne is expected to be offered to the King of Portugal. Queen Isabella is likely to go to Brighton. Holland and Italy have recognised the new Grovera- ! ment. j Mr Gladstone has made speeches I attacking the Conservatives' extravai gahce, and proposing the abolition of personal rating. The Parliamentary elections take place for the boroughs on the 16th of November, and for the counties on the 18th. The American Republicans have carried Ohio, Indiana, and Pennsylvaniaby large majorities. General Grant's election is considered certain. A banquet has been given to Lord Stanley and Mr Eeverdy Johnson , at Liverpool. Both stated that two of the three impending, questions have, been satisfactorily adjusted, and expressed the hope that the Alabama claims would be settled. Lord Stanley said that foreign armaments were a disgrace to civilisation.
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Southland Times, Issue 1063, 4 December 1868, Page 3
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194LATEST TELEGRAMS. Southland Times, Issue 1063, 4 December 1868, Page 3
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