Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-10
Foreign News.

GREAT BRITAIN. The Archbishop Ci Gan
tcrbury has counselled the bishopsin the House
Of Lords not TO oppose the Irish Church bill.
A banquet was gwen to the Populations from
Ireland now in London bearing memorials
against the Irish Church bill Many Tory
pecrs and clcrgymcn Of the Established Church
were present
1t is said that twenty five Conservative peers
will decline to follow the policy OF rejection an.
nounced hy the majority at the meeting held
last Saturday. aud detection OF others Il pro
bable.
The Post Office Department has completed
arrangements for the purchase OF the lines o!
telegraph in the United Kingdom, in accordance
with the terms Of the bill passed hy Parliament
| last year.
Emigration 70 America is setting out strong ly.
Eight thousand persons lclt England for the
United States last week.
Dispatches from Col& mention that one
! johnson, a printer, was arfcatc! III that ci'y
last evening on Il charge oi beng connected
with the Fenian organization. ll- particular
| offence consisted IN circulating document OF =
| reasonable character among the soldiers.
FRANCE The following are the official re
turns of members elected to the Corps l.eHNa-
| tiff Government, 2l3; lndepchdcnt, a. Eadl
| ca, -.
The election rot- AT Nantcswcrc more sccioa
than was at first supposed. Dispatches re-
ccivcd from Paris represent that the troops
were called out, and We're Obliged to use the
bayonos III dispensing the mob. Many rioters
were wounded, and large number arrested.
At last ady.clS order had been restored, and
the city was quiet.
a telegram from Paris, yesterday states that
large and tumultuouS crowds assembled again
in the Montmartic district yesterday, and the
troops were called ont to suppress the dlstm-
h2'cc.
The Marquis lie Lavalottc, Minister of
Foreign Affairs at his official reception, thanked
the Prussan Charge i Ailaircs for the iavora-
bic tone Of the Berlin journals in regard TO the
elections in France
The Emperor has issued decree convonlng
tho Corps Lcgia|atff on the 2Sth instant.
SrAIN.-In the Cortcs yesterday the project
Tor regency was debated at great length and
at last referred to a committee. In the course
OF the discussion OlOzOaga stated that the cleo
ton OF Il king at present would be impossible.
General Rods sails for Havana tomorrow
on the steamer San Antonio. lie will stop at
Porto Rico on his way.
The want OF harmony in the present Minis
try Is becoming more and more apparent, and
4 change is expected shortly.
MISCELLANEOUS Cardinal Ranacher, Arch
bishop Of Vienna, has INTERVIEWED to protect
the Bishop of LEM from the secular power
but the ministry assert that they arc unable to
interfere with the course Of justice. In conse-
queuco Of this affair GOODNESS is manifcsting
itself in the relations between the Cardinal and
the Imperial Government.
\ Ministerial order has been promulgated
authorizing tho Use Of the Polish language
in the administration Of the internal service IN
Galicia.
Il Is reported that a treaty has been concu-
ded by the commission appointed by the Turk
ish and Persian Governments to arrange the
boundary between the two countries.