The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-07
FOREIGN NOTES.
European MniI News.

The Emperor Napoleons speech, containing 532
words, was transmitted from Paris to Havre by two
The mails of the steamship Weser, which vessel
left Bremen May 81 and Southampton May a. were
delivered yesterday The advices they contain are
later by two days than were those at hand by the
China on Wednesday.
tions of Manchester had oeen held at the Derby
Street School-rooms Cheetham, in Manchester, "to
unite in petition to Parliament for the abolition of
the University tests" There was numerous at
tendance.
the publication in Austria Of the laws on religious
liberty, movement has arisen in the population OF
that city, which is, to say the least OF 1t, strange
In the course OF less than two years about $50
persons both sexes have ahjured Christianity for
the Jewish faith, and what is curious is that these
perversions are on the increase.
The Paris journals OF May 20 and "a discuss
scarcely any other subject but the Emperors speech
on receiving the result of the late vote the pie
6iSciturn With the exception OF the Left and the
Legtmists, the various parties seem satisfied, each
applying a portion OF his Majesty's words to ITSELF
Ali agree in Affirming that no dissolution of the
Legislature is intended and that his Majesty spoke
with great moderation and dignity.
Letters from Tangier state that question which
has been for q long time under discussion among
dipomatists is on the point of being solved. The
Emperor or Morocco appears to have made up his
mind to accord to the ministers OF foreign powers
the right OF residing near his person during portion
OF the year. This measure would be OF great advan
tage for the expedition of business, which could,
upon important occasions, be carried on directly
The Paris Uniuers of May 22 has received the fol-
lowing intelligence from Rome:-
"a conference spoken Of as having taken place be
tween Generals KanZer and Dumont, at which those oi
decided upon the of conduct to be adopted
should any disturbance take place the frontier
which does improbable. The latter officer
considered wise to make movement and so to avoid
conflict between the French and the rebel bands
which might lead to serious consequences and the other
agreeing with him the point sent part of the Mon
| tefascone garrison to the extreme frontier
of the province of Viterbo and also company Of ou
and detachment of dragons from Rome to Cros-
| setto by railway"
The Times Of May % says that the new Cunard
liner Abyssna, of 5000 TONS went out upon her ad-
miralty trial on the previous Friday, and ran the
measured mile at Wemyss Bay at the rate OF ff-
teen knots per hour. The Abyssinia is one OF the
four new ships fitting out in the Clyde to carry the
mails between England and America, under Messrs.
CuDard, Burns, and Mclver's contract, which, 1t will
| be remembered, they obtained from her Majesty's
| Government for eight years, at eI0000 year. The
vessel is of the finest specimens OF naval archi
lecture. The Abysslna is unlike any OF the Cunard
| steamers now anoat as she is a four-oecker, and
| with her heavy iron masts and plumb stem, looks
more like line-ofbattle ship than vessel destined
for the great marine service of the Cunard Com
| pany