The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-02
Enrripn Annirs.


LONDON, June 1.-The DdiY NelCS says it is
satisfactory to find that President Grants gov
ernment has a policy of CoucilIation and peace
on the question between England and the United
States. The NelCs is anxious To know the basis
on which the new deliberations are to be con-
Quoted, but if Mr. Motley's suggestions to Lord
Clarendon are pervaded by the spirit breathed
at Liverpool, Americans may reasonably hope for
success. England would be content to accept
settlement arranged by Motley and Clarendon.
The Telegraph says any proposals made by Mr..
Motley will be weighed on their merits, as Eng
land, having made protest against Mr.. sum
ner's doctrines, has dismissed ii from considera-
ton.
The Star reioces ut the friendly tone of the
American Minister.
LONDON, June Midnight THE Irish Church
bill was read for the first time i'm the House of
Lords tonight. The second reading will be on
the 14th instant.
DUBLIN, June lit is rumored that Earl
Spencer, Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland is about to
resign.
BERLIN, June THE North German Parlia-
ment has passed Il law taxing bills of exchange,
malt, and sugars.
VIENNA, June Minister JAY was to-day in
troduced to Baron Won Beust by Mr. Watts, the
retiring Minister. and afterwards had a special
audience with the Emperor, and presented his
credentials.
FLORENCE June 1.-The rejection by the
Parliament of the financial plans proposed by
Digny will probablylea to his withdrawal from
the Cabinet and to further ministerial changes.
HAVANA, June 1.-Advces from the City of
Mexico to May 20 have been received. Many of
the Mexican States have refused to execute the
law OF Congress for the suppression of party de-
mOnstratOns. General Mlratontas, compromised
by the revolution in Queretaro, has been de-
graded from his rank in the army.
The Congress had absolved Generals Alvarez,
Dayaloo and Monteverde from the charges of
disloyalty. Kidnappers were being prosecuted
with unusual rigOr throughout the country.
Governor Bustmente has been acquitted OF the
charge OF conspiracy. Colonel Mayer remained
in prison. TelegTaphic communication across
Mexico was complete from the Atlantic TO the
Pacific A conducta of So, 600 was on the
way from the capital to Vera Cruz.
New YORK, June IA special from Mexico
says the statement in American journals that
Mexico was desirous of raising money by sell
ing Sonora is Indignantly denied, and Minister
ROsecrans denies sending any dispatches TO that
effect Gutierrez has been captured and shot.
ROmero's bill for the issue of 50, 100000 in paper
money has failed in Congress,
Ernest Berdell had arrived from Paris TO take
charge of the French legation
Sixteen OF Palacio's officers were shot by
General Pasa in Sinaloa. Palacio was sur
rounded, but escaped. Congress was discussing
the foreign debt. COrrabias argued that all
treaties with England, Spain, md France were
annulled by their intervention in Mexico, and
that new treaties were necessary before the pay
ment of the foreign loan could be considered,
Much excitement was caused by an attempt of
Congress to impeach the Judges of the Superior
Court, the latter claiming that Congress had no
power to Judge their acts. General Negrete
was in the vicinity of QueretarO.