Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-01-21
Late Foreign News.

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patient language addressed by the Empero
Napoleon to the Austrian envoy, whlcl
caused an instantaneous fall of I per cent
in consolS on Monday, and which "Xclte'
extraordinary comment, say, that capitalists
Notwithstanding the phrase that the "kmpir'
is peace are disposed more than ever Il
question whether Il peace that Is attended
every three months by some manifestation
that put all neighboring nations on the de
]fensiye. is not almost as bad as actual hos
Utilities.
NJ. Hubner, the Austrian Minister, it ap
pears. was not the only member of the dlplo
matte body that was snubbed 1T the lmperla
levee ut the Tuilleries, on Saturday. The
Papal Nuncio left the levee disconnected al
the GOODNESS OF the reception he met witt
from the Empcror-a fact which harmonlze'
with the reports that his Imperial Majesty
has been baRled and opposed in his Italian
policy BY Austria and the Pope, and that the
latter has become the obcdient friend oi
Franz Joseph. Napoleon is evidently angry
and either cannot or does not choose to con
ccal his modification.
The Times. in a leader. states its opinion
that the Italian question has reached Il crisis
Whether this crisis has been in any way has
tened by the French Emperor for the purp"
scs of his own ambition, may be uncertain
but that it has arrived there is no doubt
On both sides there is an expectation that
the ensuing Spring will bring forth some
important event.
The Prince Of Wales is going to Rome
The fact is announced by the London papers
His royal highness will start on the 10Th OF
llth instant. lie will be accompanied by
Mr.. Tarycr. his two equerrieS. and his mcdi-
cal attendant. The Prince will take with
him three carriages, and Il suitable number
of horses and servants. His royal highncss
will pursue his studies at Rome for about
five months. when he will return to Eng,
land.
The Court Journal SayS:-"Wc have been
told by a gentleman connected with the Tur-
kiSh Embassy, that the principal reason for
such unwcarying research after the dead
body of Ali Ghalib Pasha, lately drowned
in the Bosphorus. was owing to the Pasha
having on his finger at the time Of his EN-
barkation the splendid diamond ring sent by
Mahomoud, as a signal for the massacre OF
the Janissaries.
The fall of IL crowded staircase on Monday
night, at the Polytechnic Institution, Regent
street. London. has resulted in the serious
injury of fifty persons, one of whom has died.
and two or three others are not expected to
recover.
The report that Austria is likely to send
troops To the fortress of Belgrade, has caused
a panic. but it is not probable that she will
do So, unless with the consent OF the other
parties 10 the treaty of Paris.
1t is reported that Prince Napoleon has
appointed "A commission To consider n plan
for establishing steamers 10 run from Alge-
ria TO the Isle of Reunion, Suez, India, and
China.
The Bulletin de- Lois publishes an impc-
rial decree. dated December \, formerly or
daining that the Cathedral of st. Denis shall
he the buryimg place of the EmperorS of the
French. 1t is known to be the wish of the
Emperor to remove the remains of his uncle
from the Invalides to st. Denis, but Prince
jerome is opposed to the measure. and IN all
probability the splendid tomb in the lnva-
lidcs. Of which he is the guardian, will not
be desecrated AZ long as he lives. The En-
peror thinks it would be more "dynastic
tnat HIS lillllN SIlDuib NV '"hiV' ""'''S VIM
ancient kingso of France.
The official Gazette of Rome. under date
of the 9th of December, denies that there
Is any misunderstanding between the French
and Papal Governments. For all that. the
private letters from influential and we'll IN
formed parties residing in the Eternal City.
say that a c~oolness does exist. The Pope no
longer affects to conceal the annoyance occa-
stoned him by the reinforcement of the
French garrison. Il step he had opposed. and
which has been effected in defiance OF his
wishes. Another cause of the unpleaSant-
ness between the two governments Is the for
tifying of Civita Necchia. which the French
are very serious about, hut which Is an eye
sore to the Pope,
Additional arrests Of parties connected
with the Phenix Club, i'll ireland, had been
made. and on New Year day the examination
ofthc parties first arrested was concluded, re-
s%ultin. in the commitment of thirteen 81 the
prisoners for trial, without bail, one admitted
to bail, and two retained as witnesses.
The Paris R,hjc. aliuding to the report on
the Bourse. TO the effect that diSsen>ioms rX-
ist between France and Austria sayS:-"Wc
are authorized to state that no new circum-
stance ~iustiiics the rum"r in question:
The Patric is odici0I but its announcement
did not quiet the fears "f Il rupture,