Foreign

Mauy noted Euglisbmen unite in i protest against the construction of a chanuel tunnel holding that it wnuld involve England in military daugers and liabüitles f rom wbicli 6he has hitherto büen fre. Ttie czar has comuiuted the sentencBs of 19 of the 20 uihiiists eondemned to death to imprisonment for life. Of the 19 fouüd guiity of couiulioity la t.e assasniuation of Alexander II, Trlgonl, chief of thenihilist is oue. Nearly all the shops and manufaetories in Barcelona, Spain, are closed. Daring the disorder críe of "Long live the fedeve.1 repulilic" were nlsed. News of this demonstration at Barcelona caussd a profound neuflati.n at Madrid. Thera have been 250 arresta, Theiate8tf.toin Russiais tliat Gen. Streelnekoff, public prosecutor of the Kielï mUitsiry tribunal, washot through the liead and instaatly killed whilo sittingon the boulevard in Odessa. Two assagsius were arrssted while lieeing from the scène in a enrriage. ïhey ofiered violent resistauce with ttieir revolvers auu poaiaius, aad wouuded three persons. They were fiaally overpowered and takeu to the pólice station. At a meeting at Paris of represen tati ves of forty-four ebambers of coininerce, it was resolved to petition the Chainber of Deputies in favor of a 8yatem of autonomous tariff, with a maximum reduction of twenty-four per cent. to replac the treaties of commerce. Lieut. Haiber telegraphs that he has engaged a steamer for the entire summw wïth wbioh to prosecute the DeLons searc'i. Ignaticff bslieves Swedon would come to GermaDy'a assiötaace on the sea if Ruesia should makewar upou the latter power, and If the coalltion succeeded Finland wouM be Sweden's recompense. At a meeting of the reform club in London the majority adopted an address to Gladstoue asking him to remove Forster, secretary for Ireland, and mitígate the Irieh coerción policy. The goverument oL the United States is advised that all America citizens held aa prisoners in Ireland, except tbree, have been released. Sara Bernhardt was married in London on the 4th to a Greek gentleman named Damala, who is said to be tolerably rich and of good social positiou.