Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-30

Latest from Europe.

A dispatch from Paris, announces that dcs-
ncrate conspiracy has been discovered on board
the U. S. frigate Sabine, in port at CheroouTF'
Some of the crew, to revenge theus.I"e' %
,boir officers. attempted to set fire to the pow,
der magazine and blow up the ship They mad
proceeded so far a. TO light fuse comnunlcat-
ing with the magazine, when the plot va, lu<-
rated by a cabin boy who discovered the burn
inc fuse. 1t was found that twenty Nv" sailors
were implicated in the plo. and they were
thrown into irons. Seven have since been con
demned to death and were hanged ut the yard
The Paris Journal Official announces that
the health of the Emperor continues 10 I'D
prove. his rheumatism being nearly over.
The Empress has arrived at Corsica on her
Eastern tour. -
The Chinese Embassy leave Paris Tor -
Petersburg on September L. ~,
The linen thread mandatory Of llurd, Got
lett & Co., at Rheims, has been destroyed ty
fire
IL is rumorcd that enc o! the first questions
Which will be brought up at the next session
of the British Parliament will be the console
ration of the unconditional release o! the feni-
an prisoners without exception.
The Madrid Epoca says that the moSt iroD
able candidate for the Spanish throne Is Au
custus of Portugal There will be no further
trials by councils OF war Tor conspiracy against
the life of Prim at Barcelona. movement Is
| on foot to make Serrano King OF Splln. Ten;
Carlo has been appointed Lieutenant General
| of Cuba. Escalontc is dead There is much
speculation as to General Prms Journey 10
| Paris. 1t is supposed the object is to correct
Olo2aga's Deficiencies, orcon!cr with NAPOLEON
on the Sitaaticn.
The Count of Chcstc la. been restored to
his rank and pay on condition that he gees TO
| the Canaries lie gave bis parole TO remain
| at Puerto Real till a vessel Wa ready, but lie
| broke his parole AM fled to France, whereby
he forfeited rank and pay.
Admiral Tapctc will take charge temporarily
| of the Ministry OF the Spanish Colonies It is
| said that Escalante on his death bed made i'm
portant disclosures respecting the abuses ct ihr
| chief. of the army and navy II Cuba.
| 4 meeting Of two thousand persons Wa he'd
| in Berlin on Saturday to consider 4 series OF
resolutions iavoring the suppression OF converts
| and the expulsion of Jcsuits. After long de-
bate the resolutions were finally adopted, but a
protest was made By the minority. The reso.
| buttons arc not directed against any confession
| of faith.
| Iemberg and Warsaw are to be made first
| class Russian fortIcsscS. General Totchcn
| will execute the work.
The Khcdve's reply TO the Sublime Porte
| expresses the hope that the frank explanation
| given will remove the unfayorable impression ;
and feeling a hope that these appeals to the Sui
| tan's generosity will be heart and answered, he
| comes to lay his homage a the foot OF tic
| throne.
| In the hamlet of Nurucy in Carlow county,
| Ireland, twenty two families, Numbering over
| one hundred and twenty persons, Old tenants,
| mostly holding under middle men, and remark
able for their industry, sobri,ty, and punctual.
| itv in tn payment OF rent have, upon the
! death Of the person on whose lie their lease,
depended, been turned cut OF house and
| home.
Prince Pierre Napoleon Bonaparte s)n OF
| Prince Lucien. II Is said was married two years
| arc, in Belgium, to the daughter OF a journey
| man laborcr in brorze foundry OF the Eau
| bonrs st. Antoine, and has family OF children.
! Tho London Pail Mall Gazette throws dis.
credit upon the recent Cracow convent story,
| and rcpublishes from the Unircrs an account
| Of the affair entirely different from that when
| has been circulated