Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-12-02
ALEX ANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
Foreign News.

Warren, Halpine, and Castillo, the Fenlan
prisoners who were sentenced to Imprisonment
for a term of years, we're on Saturday brought
from Dublin to Pentonville to suffer their SEN
fences. They were handcufcd and strongly
guarded.
The proposed income tax to pay the expenses
of the Abysslnian war passed to q second read
ing in the British House OF Commons,eon Sat
urday.
There was a large meeting III Berlin Oh
Saturday, at which American politics and
finances were discussed. T.. S.. Fay, All Amer
lean, severely attacked Thaddcus Stevens rs u
| demagogue and repudiator, and, denied that
| his views were those of the American people.
A dispatch from Naples says that VesuVlus,
| which has been suoulderlng for a long time, Is
now in a grand state Of eruption.
In the Austrian Reichstath, a draft tor a
| new constitution has been accepted, after a
strenuous resistance by the Liberals. T..
Italy has not yet acccdud TO the proposed
conference. An Official note has been sent to
France, asking certain explanations. The fiual
answer of Italy will depend on the nature CT
Napoleon's reply.
There is considerable excitement at a Fenian
outbreak being feared at Manchester, where
arms have been seized by the police authorl-
ties. Only one arrest has been made. Dis
patches from Cork, mako mention OF serious
apprehensions there also. -@1
The MARQUIS Mousticr on Saturday, address
ing the French Senate, said, the stay OF the
French troops nowi in the Roman territory would
be brief, and was only intended to insure the
safety Of the Pope. The question between the
Holy See and Italy Was one Of dlstrust, and
the object of the European interference pro.
posed by the Emperor vas the removal OF this
distrust. .
The Prussian Government has signed a new
CONTRACT, with the Hamburg and American
Steamship Company and North. German
Lloyd's Steamship Company, for the regular
mail service between Hamburg and Bremen
and New York. Many additional facilities are
given to the public, and especial provision is
made for the transmission OF sam pies OF mer-
chandise by mail.
News from Brazil IS that the allied cavalry
had made an attack on the Paraguayan forces.
Brazilian reports Of the fight say Lopez lost
1000 killed aud 200 prisoners, while the loss
of the allies was only so killed.
Yesterday the obsequies of Allen, Gould, and
Larkin were observed in Manchester, with
much solemnity by the Irish inhabitants. The
funeral procession marched through the streets,
and a meeting was held. No attempts were
made to interfere, and no disturbance occurred.
A great demonstration Of sympathy for the
Fenians executed at Manchester was made in
Cork. The ceremonies were similar to those
held in London. The funeral procession was
very long and imposing. 1t was headed by a
lofty catatalque. trimmed with green and block,
and drawn by six horses. This was followed
by nearly twenty thousand persons, most of
whom wore green emblems shrouded with
Grape. Over fifteen hundred women took part
in the procession, and several priests were OBJ
served marching in the ranks. Good order
prevailed throughout the day.