The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-08-12

year, and for the measures by which you have
enabled her Majesty to liquidate the charge Of
the Abyssinian expedition"
LONDON, August 1.-THE Times, in an ar
ticle on the abolition of the Irish Church es-
tablishment, says; "Whatever its practical
result may be, the measure is the boldest and
greatest act of modern legislation. One CON
sequence Of the measure has been the with
drawal by the authorities of Trinity College
Of opposition to the proposal for admitting
Catholics and Non. Conformists to fellowship.
The Irish bishops have shown good sense in
agreeing that the laity, as we'll as the clergy,
shall concur in the election Of prelates in the
new Church body. The extreme Protestants
have subsided, and the Catholics accept their
triumph with gratitude and moderation"
LONDON, August 1l.-Justice Sir Charles
Selwyn died to-day.
The international ocean yacht race is not
likely to take place, and the Dauntless will
shortly return without sailing against the Cam
bria, but it is probable the latter will 60 to
New York, and sail in race with American
yachts.
LONDON, August 1.-THE Oxford crew are
at Putney, on a visit to the IIarvards. The
latter this morning, on their trip down the
river, made ~ strokes per minute, and on their
return from 40 to Al strokes per minute.
Their pace was good. They covered the
blades well, and were all well together
The Oxford crew went over the same course
this afternoon.
LIVERPOOL, August 11.-Mr. MoOrhead at
tended the council Of the Chamber of Com
merce yesterday, and gave information in re-
gard to the resources of the southern States,
with a view to their further development in
connection with trade between England and
the United States.
CowEs, August 1.-THE regatta of the
Royal Yacht Club commenced on Monday.
The race for the vice commodore's plate came
off yesterday, round the Isle OF Wight. Six
teen yachts started, the race being won by
Cimara, beating the Cambria five minutes; but
the latter was declared the winner, by an al
lowance of time for tonnage.
PARIS, August 11.-Prim has arrived here
He will not proceed to Vichy, but will remain
in Paris until the festivities Of the 18th of
August are over, when he returns to Madrid
PARIS, August 1.-THE health Of Marshal
Neil is slightly improved.
The committee of the Senate continue their
examination of the senatus consutum.
PARIS, August 1.-THE Pdtrie has an
nounced that through the good Offices OF
France and England Ismail Pasha has decided
to concede the demands of the Porte.
MADRID, August 11.-A party of five hun
dred Carlists appeared on the frontier of Cata-
lonia.
Prim has gone to Paris Before his depar-
turo he left orders, which have Just been pro-
mulgated, that all rebels captured with arms
in their hands be shot on the spot
FLORENCE, August 11.-Cattono has been
appointed italian Consul at the city of Mexico.
BERLIN, August 1.-THE Provincial Cor
respondence says the Prussian government
has requested the Austrian government to
publish all those communications by which
Baron Beust asserts that he has endeavored
without success to bring about improvement
in the relations of the two countries.
VIENNA, August l1.-Baron Won Beust, in
| a speech opposing the demand of the Austrian
| delegation for reduction in the personnel
and expenditures Of the embassy at Rome,
| declared the Protestant States were now taking
up the same attitude which the Catholic States
had assumed with regard to Papal govern
ments. The Austrian government has re-
solved to allow nothing derogatory to its dig
nifty. Its reply to the last Papal allocution
was decided in tone, though couched in diplo-
matte terms, and a better understanding begins
| to prevail at Rome.
VIENNA, August 1.-THE PreSSe says a
commission has been appointed by the govern
ment to draw up bill providing for surveil-
lance to be instituted over converts, and that
they be brought under the action Of the law
concerning associations, the provisions of
which are to be so amended and enlarged as to
embrace monastic institutions in their opera
! tiOn.
The dispute between the Sultan and Viceroy
| inspires no serious anxiety here.
CONsTANTNoPLE, August 1.-THE Porte
prohibits the execution of the orders for
armament given by the Viceroy of Egypt
while in Europe, including one for 10000
breech-loaders in Berlin, and another for a
ship-of-war in Trieste.