Evening star., 1869-08-12

Yesterday the British Parliament was nro
Iogueo. Tne Queen, in her address ID ths
LOEos ana commons, efter congratulating them
upon the friendly disposition Of other nations
ana tne preservation Of peaceful relations. says
ndl regulations between the United States and
Great Britain have been suspended nv mutnaI
consent, and it is hoped that the DELAY ma ~
teno 70 maintain relations between the two
countries on durable basis Of friendship. The
r. tSe eapgs oa OF Parnament were then reviewed
Ia tne address, and the policy of Mr. Glad l.
st0ne ana ms ministry commended
Inc LONDON Times in an article ON the
aOolion OF the Irish Church establishment,
says snat "whatever its practical result NAV be
tne measure is the boldest and greatest Act NJ,
modern legislation. One CONSEQUENCE of the
measure mas been the withdrawal by the
To the proposal for admitting CathoIi es and non
con1crmists to fellowship. The Irish bisbons
nave shown good sense In agreeing that the
s1acy,a as ven as the clergy shall concur in the
Extreme Protestants have subsided, and the
Uocs and moGsr;p ACCEPT ,ner triumph with gratitude
Cnamoer OF Commerce yesterday, and gave in.
ioImation In regard TO the resources of the
Soutnern States with view to their further
development in connection with the trade
between England aud the United States
ne yacht bauntless will shortly return tor
Iace with American crafts as ii is not now
mseiy tnat tne International race, lately antici.
pated on the other side of the ocean will "a ke
place The Oxford crew are at Putney or .
visit to the Harvards. At Tabbernath. in the
county OF Sligo, Ireland, party of twenty. "A ya
men attacked dwelling and carried OFF soma
firearms. Six OF the party have been arrestad
and two or three identified es persons formarix
imprisoned for Fenianism.
baron Buest, in speech opposing the demand
OI the Austrian delegation for reduction m
tne personnel and expenditures OF the EN- bassy
al rome, declared the Protestant States were
HoS GSW taxing up the same attitude which the
Catnohc States had assumed in referenc ca 10 the
fapal Government The Austrisn Hov.rn
ment mad resolved to allow nothing deroqatory
70 its dignity. Its reply to the last Papal aIIo
cuuon was decided in tone though cUuched in
alpiomauc terms, and q better UNDERSTANDING
oeglns TO prevail at Rome. The Austrian Gov.
eInhent mas appointed commission to draw
up Dill providing for the institution of sur.
Nellance over convents, and that thew he
Drought under the action Of the laws coucern.
ing ASSOCIATIONS these laws to be made To
embrace monastic institutions in their opera.
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party Of 500 Carlists has appeared ON the
Hontier 0t Catalonia. Gen. Prim has zone to
Paris. Before his departure he LEFT orders.
~alcA nave just been PROMULGATED that Ali
ssos ssosis 3 captoIeo with arms in their hands be
The Prussian Government has reouested thu
austrian Government 70 publish ali those corn.
munications BY which Baron Buest Asserts he
mas enoeavored without success to bring abou
counties. sf.-..l - = 80 -e -e WV
Turkey prohibits the execution Of the order.
R1ven by the Vicefoy Of Egypt while fn En-
rope, LOT arms and ship Of war
Iemau Pashas according 70 the Paris Patrie
yieios 70 the demands OF the sublime Porte