The Sun.
London, England, 1869-06-05 00:00:00

THE SUEZ CANAL.

The Vienna correspondent of the Cologne Gazette adds
his testimony to the report that the chief object of the
Egyptian Viceroy's perambulation over Europe is to
secure the neutrality of the Suez Canal. On Monday,
says this writer, a long conference took place on this sub-
ject between Nuhar Paella and Count Beust. The Austrian
Chancellor undertook to do all iu his power to carry out
the Viceroy's view. lie even promised to address a
circular to Austrian Ambassadors, instructing them to
take measures for an understanding amongst the Powers
as to the neutrality of the canal.

ROYAL VISITORS TO EGYPT.
The Memorial Diplornatique assures us that the assem-
blage of illustrious personages at the opcn:ng of the Sues
Canal will be remarkably brilliant. The Empress of the
French will certainly be there, the I:mperor of Austria
most probably. The Kind of Italy has been invited, but
excuses himself on the plea that the state of Italy is too
serious to permit of his absence. He will, however, be
represented by his eldest son. The Prince of. Wales has
unquestionably given Ismail Pasha a promise to be in
Egypt at the time of the ceremony. His Royal High.
mess will probably be accompanied by his brother, Prince
Arthur.

FALLING FOBTIINES OF QUM ISABELLA.
The announcement that Queen Isabella is &bora to
change her residence, is published simultaneously with
statements which go to shew that her cause is, if possible,
becoming more hopeless than ever. The Monde says that
one of her firmest and bravest supporters has gone over to --Ica"----"""
Don Carlos. The Count de Chest° despairs of restoration.
Whilst at Bayonne, he said that the cause of Isabella was
irretrievably compromised ; that her Majesty persisted in
the old courses which had caused her fall ; and that for
his part be felt himself so discouraged that he should have
joined Don Carlos, if former engagements and the senti.
meats of respect and fidelity which misfortune inspire had
not attached him to the deposed Queen.

THE BELGIAN RAILWAY QUESTIOIg.
The first meeting of the Franco-Belgian Commission
appointed to draw up an agreement on the railway diffi-
culty was held yesterday. The Tablet is disposed to think
that these protracted negotiations are the little cloud no
bigger than a man's hand. " Marshal Niel is said to have
distinctly stated—and we have good grounds for attaching
importance to this report—that, in the advanced state of
present military preparations, some move must be made,
since to stand still, l'arme au bras, would soon cease to be
possible." There is beyond doubt a party about the Em-
peror who regard a war as the only means of staving off
domestic trouble.

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