Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-30
Foreign News.


an important railroad cantre, thirty .our miles
from Liverpool, in Chester county, contains
the following A man who-e oame i unknown
committed suicide here yesterday by throwing
himself under the wheel Of passing railroad
train. Upon an inquest being held number
of securities OF various kinds, part OF The pro-
ceeds of the Ocean Bank robbery at New \ ork
some time ago, were found upon the body.
The London Times thinks the confic: OF
races in California cannot be solved ~ heavy
duties on immigration, or by street outrages.
1t is impossible to suppose the Chinese can be
kept out of Americ,. lnhe,iting ancient civil
ization and perfect economic method, but des-
ttute of strength and toughnesS, and CT the
moral fibre which support authority, the
Chinese may be welcomed as assistants in colon
nization, and not feared Is l race likely to dOmi
nate In future.
1.-THE House OF Commons last night Mr.. OF
way, Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs, in
reply to an inquiry from Mr.. Sheridan, said
the present relations of England and Mexico
prevented her Majesty Government from Off
cially aiding the holders OF Mexican bonds in
the prosecution of their claims, but owing to
the Importance of the subject 1t would be glad
to hear of any satisfactory arrangements for
settlement
FRANCE-Thc Patrio has reason to believe
that political reforms will be more liberal than
the Emperor message indicated. 1t intlma
ties that the right Of parliamentary initiative
and Of presenting orders Of the day, will be
granted to the Corps Legislatii, while altera-
tons will be made in the Senate, the slttlngs
OF which will probably become public.
A large number OF military burroughs have
been granted or extended, which is estimated
will be equivalent to reduction in the army
of IS, 600 men.
SpAIN.-La Liberte reports that the Spanish
Minister at Paris has received information that
the disturbances in Spain have only common
ced, not ended, but the CarSts in Paris deem
their their cause lost
The Carlst agitators are dispirited. 4 plot
to assassinate the Captain General OF Catalonia
has been discovered and frustrated.
The Carlist forces in the Province OF C!udad
Real have fed to the Valley Of Acadia with
Government troops in pursuit Several Carlists
captured with arms in their hands have been
condemned to death by council of war, but
efforts have been made to have their sentences
committed.
RUSSIA. The Jews OF the Empire have uni
ted in petition to the Car tor the extension
OF their rights o. religion and education.
DENMARK.-Th Prince Royal of Denmark
was married yesterday to Princess Louise Of
Sweden
CHTNA.-Dr. MACEDONIAN, the agent Of the
East India Telegraph Company, is still urging
the project OF connecting China with the British
Territories in India by telegraph line travers-
ing Burmah and Yunnan. The Russian tele.
graph wires extend to the Siberian frontier,
but from Kiakta TO Pckin and lien Isln dies,
patches are conveyed by couricrs on horseback.
BY the new line immediate communication
would be had with Europe and tie New World.
The Chinese GOVERNMENTS at present oppo ed
to the project.
The French EXchan,se oi's orr
tcSicS.
DuXHURY, Mass, July 2S--Irhc French
cable is now in good working order aad the
following dispatches have passed over the wire.
to-day
"PAnIs, SD \. NJ.
"76 tie lion. .Socrhuyof STATE, Fo|hin9io"
"The Emperor OF the French to the i'rcsi-
dent OF the United States at Washington:
II am highly gratified TO inaugurate the new
line OF telegraph which untcs France with the
United States, by sending to you the express
sion Of my good wishes Tor you and Tor the
prosperity of the United States.
"NApoLEoN."
THE President of the United States to the
Emperor OF the French:
81 cordially reciprOcatc your GOO! wishes, and
trust that the liberal policy Of the United
States, pursuant to which this cable has bcc1
landed, many result in many such means OF
communications especially between this country
and its earliest ally and friend:
~. S. GRANT