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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-18
BClxiuun.

In tia Belgian Senate yesterday, Baron de Roger
asked fo- explanations from the Minst< the minise
rial crisis M Roger replied that hs hal nothing to add
to the explanations already given III tie Chamber of Re
preventative; but that the gentlemen oa.d by his
Majesty to form a cabinet could give information NJ.
Dumon Dnmortier. the President, SsTipg quilted the
chair said that he had had the honor 70 b called bv
the King to form cabinet. but had eeiined to under
take tks tasS because he did not thick
necessary, isssmuch the hostile vote against the
ministry mistake. The majority he said had
changed its policy or principles and II the ministry
10 conenii II any other subject than that which
the hostile vote had been given /. would obtain all Its
support lie concluded by callns the ministers to
put na end to the state of uncertainty by again taking
possession Of their portfolios, ~ Rosier thanked NJ
Duna"n Dumortor for HE ob~~svston-, but said tho
cab act considered itself bounlto persist in its resou.
toa The position In which ID had been placed not
changed and consequently aould not hope to realize
is programme, II could ncs obtain the
cessary for establishing the financial equilibrium and
Undertaking public works The Minister concluded by
expressing regret that NJ Damon Dumortier had not
seIted the mission conferred him by the King and
said thst the ex xmnisters would have bren ba,yy to
have seconded him by al their efforts The matter then
dropped.
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NJ Won Rochow the Prussian Minister had arrived In
Frankfort from Warsaw.
The functions of the Provisional Commission Of the
Bund which has existed from December 1912 would be
transferred to committee 81 five members Of tn. Diet
Prince Metternch 10 arrive at the chateau Of J6han
nisberg on the 10Th Of June.
In MeiLingen the municipal elections could only bs
completed by the government threatening to iniict
fine ON every citizen who refrained from voting.
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EELLowS' MINSTRELS. AT FELLOWS NEW MUsI-
cal Hall. ~ Brosdwsy between Howard and Grand
streets every ght This justly celebrated
of and experienced performers under the sole
management of b. Fellows whose in this city for
the have been received with the
the elite and fashion from all parts Of the Union Fellows
Musical Hall Of the most spacious and best ventilated
buildings in the world. Admission cents Doors open
to commence at o'clock. An afternoon
Weduesdy and Saturday for the espeoia
dation OF families. commencing three clock =.
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etter from Rome cf the 1eh in the Zero -smico of
Bclcgn states that his Holiness has named extraor-
diDsry congregation, composed of cardinal for the
purpose o: nquring into the moral stae Of converts
and proposing remedies for the abuss that have crept
into those establishments.
The GsorzGie dt Roma Of the 18th publishes a sentence
OF the SIpr,me Tribunal Of the Sacred Consult
demnipg pisro Erco aged "a the aileys twenty
years foe sayiDg the night OF the losh May sttems
ed to prevent one Luigi Gianini from lighting segar he
wanted 20 smoke
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GUNNER BoARDISG-wHrTE LAKE HOTEL. SUI
- county New lorkThe subscriber has leased the
hotel for Of the all large and
airy and furnished veil throughout efficient walters select
every effort used 20 make each guest feel that they
residing with friend than dssdsrasu
for pleasure. tishng and shootnsThe lake within
yards of The house. snd sbundsny stocked rth Pike
pickercl perch hsh nnd bsck base, cclbrstsd N
Saratoga Black Lake Lake superior, Crescent kdg sni
stocked with hns trout The shooting
excellent white 1aks recreston will AFFORD 10 tn
lover sf the rvmsnt tusd o. pleasure for here " noun
tain, HILL valley snd dale stream aud ver The emitant
clearing h ground the telling the lord. of the
forest While the click Of the sswm u heard within few
yards and this within sir hours ride the great ey
% Nev York from whence every luxury viii daily be
oeved white Lake tBathing and Boating 1.-The shore u
sh. beautiful lake " gradually shelving With white gravel
bottom. srordins delightful bathing sthns houses have
been erected for lades and children. Bostsof suvnt ss
families glide about tho lake exploring its
ard inlsts In perct safety White Lake t aecsss Quests
who intend visiting White Lake from New York, will leave
~ the mornir train of the Ere Rairad and ,op AZ Co
cecon where will b. In waiting convey them
a. the hotel ride ~ twelve miles Ane turnpike rosd
abounding with assabe white Lake. ts
sdvantsges-It opens field for Taests who
have enjoyed after the surf rolling At Rock
Long Branch and Newport the medicinal properties
o sarstogs ard the level neds Of villages the farm
aouse post once T. opposite the door, daily mail 70 and
The hotel farm of 30 White Lake Hotel, tits
TermslTamiies desiring board for the w be
somodsted reasonable terms and gentlemen will ind
that all thngs will satisfactory from day 70
Any information required viii be immediately oven
by addre subsrber at the Of Br aisay aud
rand street. New York. or White Lake Post oce sulli
county GEORGE SCARFf.
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A FTERNOoN BOAT FOR SING sING-LANDtNG At
N Hammond street Nonkers Hastbgs Ddbbs Ferry, aud
Tarrytown. Pare 70 Yonkrs Hastngs Dobbs Ferry Tar
rytown and Sing Sing 81 cents-The and beautiful
steamer JENNY LIND, Captain W wilson will leave from
the foot oi Chambers street afternoon At 81 o'clock
sunday excepted Returning will leave Sing Sing ate
o'clock, A. N. Freight taken on reasonable bsr1ns
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHiA-NEw TORS
~ and phsdelphis dreot-United States Mail Line
Through in ~ hours via New Jersey Railroad. Fare
iuced 10 81 for and ~ ~ for second class Leave
New York at A. NJ from foot Of Courtand street, and
"a ~ and r. M from foot % Liberty street. Leave Phi
sdelphia ats and "a n and p. n, IRON ths foot o. wsi
sut street.
f,xSpEs AND AMBoy RAILROAD LINE rRss Nsv
~ York 70 phisdelphis-Lesve Fisr No. North river
~ stssnboa. JeHN POTTER Morning Lima AZ soolcoh
N. Afternoon Line. ~ o'clock r. n Fare ~ either
lArA vi s L BLfSA, ASeaA
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(:eruAAuy.

The Ner prrissidn Gazette states that lie Manteul
arrived in Berlin from Warsaw the 9Th of Nay at
i've In the morning and proceeded at to Pot sism,
To wait the queen NJ. lie Manteule received at
Warssw with great distinction by the Emperor of Rus-s
who presented him the insignia the Of Aexan
d., Newsk', of tn. frst class.
The Uandrtr Of vienna of May 20 states that Count
Dc Sender sonn-lsW 81 Prince de- M~tternch had Just
died In u mad house at Prague.
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The object Of Baron Peehns late journey TO 81 Peters
burgh H. to be found In the desire o the Danish Court to
arrange the question 81 the succession and lt this OBJ
j,ct has been realized to the entire satisfaction of the
Courts Of Copenhagen aud 80 Pvtersburgh The CEar
has consequs nty been pleased To decorate Baron P.ch
lin with the order Of 81. Anne.
The Prince on whom the two Courts have agreed
successor to the Danish throne IL Prince Christian OF
schlsswi Hotcin Sundcrburg Glucksburg born at Co
De enhage on june .. lsl5
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The Parliamentary IA telgence Il entirely destitute OF
interest to American readers.
The success of the Worlds Fair in London still
tiuued to be the great them. of convrrston On the
I'd June nearly Al 500 taken 1T the doors and the
London Times that the ID instant the number
Of people who visite the Exhibition officially
turned At 5S3Tl the amount taken at l. head aud by
the sale Of season tickets being f2sl5 . sterling.
We COPY the following from the Times, Of the lth
Instant
We understand that the oonsrsasons at the Mansion
1oues this evening will he the most brilliant ryunor OF
the kind this In honor the Great Exhibition Of
all nations There will be exhibited large collection Of
most objects u yertu and antiquarian interest
well ma models Of various kinds several nobemen and
gentlemen have contributed the most valuable specimens
from their collections, and there will be- exhibit.:
res of models lutratvs Of the Of ship building
Upwards of 500 cards of invitation have been
and the preparations for the reception Of Distinguished
guests both foreign and English who have already sign
Ted their Intention Of being pr.-en the most
ter siye scale The whole Of the state apartments
well as the private drawing rooms will b. thrown open
snd there will b. concert Of English vocal music in the
Egyptian Hall
The illuminatons Sat .rd.y night May 81, In honor
Of her Msjesty's birthday than usually bril-
lsnt md houses than previous anniversaries of
the event decorated with devices and letters
In vsriegsted lamps aud gas The club houses st the
vett end of the town presented blHxs Of light The
theatres very tastefuy illuminated aud hal each
their respective notices and ag ricsl
taiions The trsdesmsn Of her Majesty also displayed
their loyalty in the brsDcy of their devices and alto
Rether the very brilliant. The streets
crowded with people viewing the spectacle for several
hours the encOur.e q carriages and the mob of psds
trsns In some localities almost blocked up the way
The announcement Of her Majesty having graciously
signhs her intention Of honorng the coronation of tn
city of London with visit the "a 81 July, aud being
present at grand banquet which " 10 take place In the
Nations has produced no small amount Of interest and
qualification
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MECHANICS HALL, NO. G2 BROADWAY, AR0vI
W Grand sress-Open every night during the week until
!urther notice The original and we'll known CHRISTYs
LNsTRELs comprising efficient and versatile "corps
usSement OF E. r. Chrssy concerts this city for
Of Ave have been received with BY
highly respectable and fashionable audiences Tickets
'ents Doors open at hafpast six. commence at eight
'csnk An Afternoon Concert will be given on Saturday
next for the Ladies Juveniles
nencng at o'clock. p. n.
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Banquet on Board the United STATES Frig ate

The United States frgate st. Lawrence Commander
j. X. Sands, having on board the Hon. Mr. uadIock
the American Minister to Portugal, sailed from south
ampton the Sd inst for Lisbon She will only Remain
few days in the Tagu having received orders TO sail
thonce for the United states without any delay On the
day prior to the departure Of the St Captain
Sands gave gra nd board to the ,yor
aud Corporation of Southampton There were also
present the Hon Mr. Hadaock; Mr. Lawrence, jr (son
of MIR. Abbot Lawrencel X. Croskey, Esq Consul o
the United States; H. d. Iourdain Esq, Turkish Consul
J. IL woln, Esq Consul sor the republic OF Chill and
for Nicaragua and thn Central American States; aud
other oficia ptrsonaxes connected with ths port OF
southampton The municipality went on board the
ship In state, being conveyed thither by Ave state
barges and salu.ed by the guas OF the frig
both on embarking and disembsrking The banquet
Of the recherche description the tables being
laid out the main deck, which tasefully drcc-
rated with flags flowers and emblemacs devices. Every
delicacy of the provided and the wines
of the best description and supplied in profuion The
principal toass the President Of ths United States
the Queen Of England, Prince Albert, the Mayor
aud Corporation Of Southampton Capt Sands and officers
OF the St Lawrence the American Minister to Portugal
the American Consul SC, all Of which r.ecls-i
and responded 10 with the greatest enthusiasm. The
eloquent speech of Mr. HadaF- delivered this
sion, greatly admired The company J-ss up gra-
tifcd hey opd measure At the magnificent reception
they exp, ,reuced from the American officers
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RRoADWAY THEATRE.-BEEEFIT TO THE WIDOW
~ of Mr. Ernstus Driy sccda di.charra

X j. u II d
- Of Mr. krastus Drisgs-The accidental discharge Of
cannon having deprived Mr. Erastus briggs Of m
his widow almost helpless the undersigned have learned
with qualification that his friends aud admirers re-
solved upon giving her complimentary benefit at this
house to which willingly add support SIR Dri,,s
was attached to the broadway Theatre
Gas work and was the nrst introduce the
OF the article into that house He well known
professors as proficient in chemistry aud possess
high order
time OF his death, contract pending with X Coilin,
ED TO Light the steamers of his with gas
on board each vessel In the death Drigys com
nanity have Lost valuable member and science devoted
enthusiast who, hfd he been spared would
have added phases in the art OF lu building
and ships with We, therefore, propose give his widow
complimentary benefit Saturday June 2lst hays
much pleasure in stating that A. Marshall Esq has in
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RR0UGHAMSLYCEUM. BROADWAY, NEAR BROONE
- srses-Dress Circle and Parqust. % oents Family
Circle 70 cents Orchestra Stall Seats ST. Private Boxes s.
Doors At to begin at O'Clock Wedesday evening
June Is the perorances will commence with the drama
the LA DIE BATTLE-Baron de Montrichard, Mr. Lyune
Henry de fsygneul Mr. Geo Jordan; Gustav de Gugnon
M BroSshsmi Countess dAutreyal Miss Julia Bsnnet
OF BEAuTf-Mr. Rossylls, Mr. Brousham; Mr. Hautton
Leader Mr. Lynne Mrs Hautton Leader Miss Mary Taylor
Mrs Zuyderzee. Miss X Horn Grace Leader Miss j. Could
RoWERY THEATRE.-oN FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE
~ the Benefit Of Miss Susan DENIM the young Amer
actress will take place, on which occasion play aud
yorte drama Seats csn be secured at the box Office and
tickets obtained.
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yUAwAYANDA HOUSE,, AT GREENWOOD LAKE
w Orange county, n " THIS house is stnated AZ the
head Of Greenwood Lake ten miles from Chester
sour and half hours from the city The ~ and Rail.
road leaves from Duane street. every morning and evening
For Chester depot where, 81 Co0per hotel carriages
resdines convey passengers 70 the Lake, Apply TO N d.
THERON FELrER,
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The Duke ~ Leuchtenbcrg son-in-lsr Of the Emperor
Of Russia l. so dangerously III that his life Is despairvd Of
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CoILAMoRE HOUSE NEW YORK. CORNER OF
u Broadway and Spring s,reetThis spleadd and exten
sshmsnt recently opened under ciroum
peculsry attractive In every s.pes 70 the public
we'll the etrens Of New York. trAyellsr
and boardsrs The locality Of the bull Angoen
trsl airys uneIuallsd, and the apartmen In point
and cornfort commsdous and In every re-
speet suited " the modern Embellishments % the day The
pro spared expense render every
rnent worthy with similar arss hotels in this
county The Ladies Drawing Room possesses
requisite; and private families will enjoy all the
frss Of home With table and vines Of the choicest kind
have doubt that, with their determine
nnet Be Inferior the public will and all thsy
peot fully realized the CsllAmore House.
g. SsoatrtEsssso5an y rEss5a }rropr's'r.
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visit of the President Of the republic TO Dion naugu
rate the opening ~ the connecting section q tho Paris
and Lyons railway IL h admitted by all parties that the
popularity Of Louis Napoleon the increase At
the greatest enthusiasm. aud At Dion the whole p0pus
tiot turned cut 10 greet him.
We tuhUin the following account OF the Presidents
tour furnished by the correspondent of the London
Fmss who accompanied Louis Napoleon on this oc
cation.-
DtIoN, June Ill O'Clock p VI
The President left Tonnere half past H. after TAX
Ing leave of the Archbishop of SEM and the Prccct ~
the Yonne, who had accompanied him thus far. rhr
train proceeded ut full speed until arrived at Montbar
whore the popuation exhibited itself enthusiastic for
Louis Napoleon at Tonnerre detachment Of Gardes
forcsttr and another ~ the 2lt Regiment of the Line,
drawn up in front Il the station The train having
toVp rural addressed compliments to the
An old grcpadier of the Empire stircd In his glorious
uniform then stepped forward to offer his homage to he
ntphsw of his beloved Emperor. Hts extraordinary
hako formed such contrast with those OF the present
day, that u excited some merriment among the by
tsnders The commander II the GarJes FOrestiers ad
dressing the President observed that the old man
careful ~ that relic Of the apple a his eye that H.
would Dot part with at any price having brought u all
the wsy from Moscow.
The train again stopped at veray whore the President
ev ", the National Guard Here aud there some cries
of Ie rEmrsTcr had been uttered but at Neray they
we're beginning TO acquiree certain degree ot intensity
when the train left
The Pre- dent again aliahed to admire the works of
nEth AZ short distance bey oud u Is the viaduct ~
Ntlsr truly stupeDdaus work ~ art, thrown
nsrruw valley. end fortyhve metres In height Louis
Napoleon descended distance from the road 10 view
the structure when Sister Of Charity presented to him
young female Of sixteen who had been found n few
days before in the re ghboring woods She had neI
from bouse WHERE she placed servant and had
wandered thus Gar when she vas met By gamekeepr,
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FIVE DAYS LATER NEWS
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP HUMBOLDT.
Important Republican Move
nent in Spain.
OPENING OF TIE PAgIS AVID DUON RAILWAY.
e.NyN~~~~oJN~~NN~~NNo>ooN-
THE COTTON MARKET FIRM,
60, SO, SO.

The United States mel steamship Humboldt Captain
Lines ssyived at this port at six o'clock yesterday after
noon, hsving left Cowes Reads early the 5thns per-
forming the voyage thence in twelve days and half
The Humboldt brings about seventy passengers She
sailed from Havre at IL A. d. the 4th brings us
second editisns of the London Times of that day Gre
ceved at Southampton by special expressly together
with usual European correspondence and fles o
English and Continental Journals
The United States Mail steamer Eermann Captain "
Crabtree which left this port the 18th May touched
at cowes the Ist Of june TO Bremen Great
complaints made of the quality Of the Goals sup
piled to the Hermsnn this side, and which said
to have very much retarded her voyage. Unless
alteration be speedily made whereby the passages CT
this line Of steamers shall be accelerated, their utility
will be entirely superseded and the large paid
them by the post Office will become nothing short OF
waste Of public money.
The Europa reached Liverpool the day as the
Hermann arrived at Cowes, although she sailed from
New York four days after that vessel and it found that
this circumstance constantly occurs
The United States mail steamship Hermann, Captain
Il Crabtree, arrived of Cowes June l, at O'Clock
A III. from New York. and after landing the English
and French mails for Southampton, proceeded her
voyage TO Bremen. The Hermann left New York the
18th ult She experienced easteily winds through.
out the voyage Her advces well as those received
at glasgow by the City Of Glasgow had been anticipated
by the arrival Of the Europa from New York direct with
dates to the 2lst ofMay, on the lst Of June.
We regret to have to record accident to the
chnery Of the new steamship LafaJ cite, during
her first voyage from Philadelphia to Liverpool When
only three days out the air pumps gave way and the
remainder Of the voyage had to be performed with the
steam at high pressure The Lafayette had also to call
at Cork for Goals and only succeeded in reaching the
Mersey the "a Of June In speaking of this
a London paper says" On rounding the Rock, she
steamed very fast up the river and presented rather
striking appearance Her hul is constructed what
after the style which the have recently adopt
ed in their clipper vessels being very sharp fore and aft
She Is bark rgged carries large spread Of aud
from her fine proportions without her steam power
must be very fast Owing to the breakago of the air
pump the high plan adopted and the waste
steam escaped by pipe placed ON the quarter-deckr
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nELAvAN HOUSE NO. UNION PLACE OPPOSITE
~ Union Park The undersignsd would announce 70 his
and the public generally that he has leased and
tted up Union place where he vii be pleased
20 serve the wishes who him With call
W. A. DELAyAN.
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~ EPTyNE HOUSE. NEW ROCHELLE. NEW YORK
IN Pees Jr Proprieor-rhis delishtal summer resi-
spsn for the for further psrtsalsrs
inquire Of Thopson Pseks Nison. s Brosdray corner
Of DuAns street
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[ANDERsoN's COLLEGE HOTEL NO. d AND 81
- nurrsy street. New York. Table dHots at O'Clock;
suites of rooms, with private table.
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ilauduable purpose.
X Coleman. Esq Hodges, Esq Capt Rainor
z Tsmadge. Esq II Beebe Esq James Simons
Seth Geer Esq Joseph Bitten, Esq " W Demilt
" Beebe, ESQ Cumming. Esq Cowan
Noses Beach, Esq Jno Smith, Jr, of T. Brsisted
Alfred Beach Esq Arkansas AGslbrath
IL W Osborne, Esq w ~ Undsrhili. Esq X Wilson
VIM Meach, Esq Morrison, Esq Gilbert
sjeo W Hatson. Esq w A Deavan, Esq ii Turner
J BleakIoy, Esq Sol Kip. Esq EPFox
I'm Burton, Esq A Brown Esq McCsbe
j Broughan. Esq Justice Merritt III Brigham
Marshall, Esq Celia Ferris. ESQ III Cleary
Barrett. Esq Mckinney, Esq Furse
John BucklAnd. EsqJos Coffee, Esq Demerest
VIC CoIbyn, Esq II Beers ESQ Jcragsn
Gen Welch A Beers, Esq III II kimer
Compton. Esq Geo Shurrsger. Esq J Troy
Jos Taylor. Esq Col Ava Mann SKIN
Harvey Heart, Esq Col Burr George Forbes
Wsldron, Esq Capt WA Underhill W .imons
The Committee of Arrangements take ths pleasure Of
Ann ouncng the following names who have kindly roun
teered their services for this OCCASION
MISS JULIA BENNETT.
Mr. J. Brougham, Mr.. Chippendale Mr. ]. h. Johnston,
Mons. Zayy stow ski Miss Lu liam, Miss NoryaU
Ar. q. H. Barrett Mr. Scharr. Mr.. fredercks
. Whiting - shaw, Reynolds,
" Harris, Hill Roberts,
" Hind, " Byrne, Wright
4" Mathews, " Parry, Wharton,
Herman. " Hart. I" @. Spsyes
G. W. Levi wallis
q. Archer, Mesdamos knight, Mesdamcs Macbeth,
Ncsd's Anderton. Olivia March,
A. Gougenhem, Carmap, Taompgon,
J. Gougcnhsm, Adelaide Prize, Brock,
Cspol, sherwood Wharton, &c.
Abbott, Ls wis,
Mons Augus.s Pcrrot and the gentlemen OF the orchestra
Mons. Schmidt and Mile Therese.
The Of the evenings perorman will be sde
m " n n future Advertisements.
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n.
~ Mr. John SeftonTckets 90 cents Private Boxes S.
Doors open att; performance to o'clock RA
vss nights Mondays Wednesday,: sad Fridays Burton
BY the Rave Family in number and the famous Gabriel
In " favorte characters Also the unrvaed and daring
challenge all composition and are nightly witnessed BY ad
Evolmtions on tho Tight Rope, the iSHERAAS5 DREAM
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Deaths OF Dlss.~xuisAe., prr.oc..

His Exernsncy Richard Laor 5hiel the British Mnis-
ter at Florence, died eapectsdy the 1th May Mr.
shiel bad only been appointed few months, and was
formerly Master Of the Mint He one Of the maas
eloquent and impassoasd speakers In the British House
OF Commons.
The decease of the Earl Of shaftsbsry Is also men
toned BY hS mail As was for many years chairman u
committees in the House OF Lords