The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-05-29
Foreign Affairs.

Foreign Affairs.
TRIESTE, May 2S.-Ismae Pasha has arrived
here, and was received with great state.
LONDON, May 2S-The Times this morning,
in reviewing Laird's letter, denies any negli-
gence on the part of the Government in permit
ting the Alabama to sail. The writer deplores
the insutliciency of the law, and considers the
precedent most mischievous. The question of
liability between the States for the incomplete
ness of the law is doubtful one
The Daily NelCs says they will want good
assurances that Mr.. Motley is empowered to ex-
press the opinions of the President and Senate,
and certainly their sanction of treaty.
The Tories throughout the country are organ
izing meetingsto protest against the disestablsh-
ment of the Irish Church.
In the House of Commons this evening, the Irish
Church bill being up, Mr.. Gladstone said there
was no intention Of abolishing the system of
national education in Ireland, but that amend
ments might be introduced. Mr.. Monsell In re-
ply to Mr.. Gladstone, said he thought the appro-
priation of a loan for the Intercoloniali Hallway
to pay the debts of Canada would not be illegal,
considering the precautions taken to render the
same available, when needed.
The Cork City Council have adopteda petition
for the pardon of Fenian prisoners.
MADRID, May 2S.-SiX hundred volunteers
sailed from Cadiz for Havana to-day,
MADRID, May 2S.-The new iron-clad steamer
Bellouese has returned to this port, after having
circumnavigated the globe. She met with no
accident whatever.
At the advice of her friends, Isabella declines
to abdicate the Spanish throne III lhNor Oh ner
son, the Prince of Asturias.
MADRID, May 2S.-A demonstration in favor
of the Duke of Montpensier is expected soon at
Seville. ....
The debate on the new National Constitution
has been closed.
MADRID. May 2S.-Serious disturbances have
occurred in Malaga and Seville, directed against
the Provisional Government. The details are
unknown.
LONDON, May 2S.-The Times of this morn
inc saws the chief business in United States
bonds, at Frankfort, was done in the issues of
1862 Scarcely any business was transacted in
other kinds.
Much rain has fallen throughout England
during the past few days, and the weather is
still very wet and the attendance ut the EPSON
races to-day was consequently quite small, and
the track very heavy. The first race was for the
renewal of the Oaks stakes of 600 each, closing
with 1913 subscribers. Fourteen horses started
and the race was won by "Brigantine" beating
S,Morna" second and martinique" third. The
netting was three to one against "Brigantine,
two to one against Norma, ana elghI 10 one
against Martinique
LONDON, May 2S.-Time made by "Brlgau
tine" in the Oaks stakes, EPSON races, 2'4o13
The second race for the great Surrey toa
stakes of 10 sovereigns each, with 100 added
was won by ''Devere, beating "ESean.' The
third race for EPSON two years old, plate OF 2O'
sovereigns. was won by "Roquetort, beating
"Pote, Y second, and "ElfersOn," third, Tel
horses started The betting previous % the rac'
was two to one against "Roquelort ana lour u
one against pate