Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-12
Foreign News.

The British Parliament was prorogued yes
terday By Royal Commission. The following
message from the Queen was read
I'VE are commanded h. the Queen 10 dis
pcnse with your further attendance in Parlla-
mcnt. Her Majesty announces to you with
pleasure that she continues to receive from
foreign Powers the strongest assurances oil their
friendly disposition. and that her confidence IN
the preservatt,n Oh peace has been continued
and confirmed uning the present year. Nego,
tations, in witch her Majesty was engaged
with the United States. have by mutual con-
sent been suspended. Her Majesty earnestly
hopes this delay may tend TO maintain relations
between the two countries on desirable basis
Of friendship.
The Queen has lively satisfaction in acknow-
Lodging the untirng zeal and asslduity with
which you have prosecuted your arduous labors
Of the year ia the act for putting an end to the
establishment CT the Irish Church. You have
carefully kept in view several considerations
| which at the opening OF the session were COM
mended to ycur notice. 1t IS the hope OF the
| Queen that this important measure may cere-
alter be remembered as conclusive proof CT the
paramount anxiety of Parliament 70 pay reason
able regard in lesislating for each OF those
Kingdoms to the special circumstances by which
| il may be distinguished, and 10 deal on prlncI,
ples Of impartial Justice with oil Interests and
| all p0r;ions o. the nation. The Queen firmly
trusts that the act may promote the work OF
peace in Ireland, and help TO unite all classes
| of its people 10 rajcrnaI concord with Their
own and Scottish i.ilO@- subjects, which must
| ever form the chief source Ul strength III her
| Majesty extended empire.
| The Queen cpngratulatcS you on having
brought sour pfotracted iabnrS on the subject
Of bankruptcy AMI imprisonment Tor debt TO a
| legislative conclusion, which Is regarded with
list satisfaction ) tie trading classes ana gen
/ era. public.
The law framed icr The better goEe!nmGnt
/ If the endowed schools OF England VIII rendcr
| the resources OF those Adjustments more ac'
c,s>ib!c to the community and more efficient IN
thcir important purpose.
In the removal olthc duty on corn the Queen
sees now evidence OF your desire to extend III
lu,try and commerce. and enlarge 10 thc utter
| most those supplies oil i0Oi which cur insuar
no,ition in peculiar degree ENCOURAGES and
| requires
chase and management Of telegraIhs by the
| State may be found II facilitate the great COM
merc.al and social object at rapid, easy and GER
tam communication ard prove 40 unworthy
sequel to ihr - -tcm OF cheap postage which
| has passed with such advantage INTO so lhabl
countries IN the civilized world.
We arc commanGcl t. tate that the Queen
thanEa YOU Tor the liberal supplies which You
/ have Granted f.: the service OF the year, and
Tor measures By which You have enabled her
Majesty to quilatc the CHARGES # the Ahys-
inlaG expedition.
MIR. Gladstone Las gone TO the rho.r 1T
Walmcr, to recruit his health.
The now lnman steamship City OF brussels
waa launched al Glasgow yesterday.
The PalIie anu0unc"5 that through the good
oliico. of France and England, >mail Pasha
has dcidri t. conr5dr Oh" demand OF the
! Porte. -,
General PIN has arrived III Pam. lie will
not proceed to Echy hut will remain III Paris
until the festivities of the 18th OF August are
oyer, when he returns to Madrid.
The health u Marshal Nil i lightly i'm
proved.
The Committee 81 a., French Senate con
tinuc their examination Of the So"t"s C"f-
MHT,DL
4 party Of 300 Ctr'ist' has appeared "n til"
frontier o! Catalonia.
General Prm before his departure lrlt
orders which have Just been promu gated, that
all rebels captured with arms IN their hands be
shot on the spot.
The Porte prohibits the execution OF the
orders for armament given by the ccroy oil
Egypt while in Europe, including one Tor
1000 brccch leaders in Berlin and another
Tor ship OF war at Trieste.