The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-24
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the boundaries Of the Balize.
Co on.i Dunn asked whether other persons than Aus
TRANS might navigate the Danube above the frontiers Of
Austria equal terms In accordance with the treaty OF
Paris Lord Palmerston replied that by the treaty OF
Paris the navigation of the Danube was TO 20 rendered
liable the stipnlaons Of the treaty OF 1916 BY that
treaty such rivers as divided ayersed different States
CO TO the navigation by vessels OF all nations. He
aIehenced the opinion OF the Congress be that the
Arst'an monopoly referred to could not stand against
the -tipuatioDs oil the treaty.
festival under the auspices of the association for
promising reduction OF wine duties, held 10 the
sydenham Crystal Palace on the 9th. Three hundred
MP.
The Earl of Carlisle yceroy of Ireland is visiting Lime
The pn and Princess Of Prussia visit to the
British Court
Lord stanley Ear Of Shaesbury Bishop Of Bath and
o. Mann Mr. Monckon Mills and other notables spoke at
meeting IN London on the 10TH In favor OF the early
closing OF stores aud Saturdays hall holiday to the
Nine Grisi is playing Evira, In g. Puritani," at the
Italian Opera, London, and is to appear with Mario In
Bsion Hausman Preiect ef the Sene acknowledges re-
cept no fourth REMIT OF 100 600 francs, of the
tooooo francs subscribed by the city OF London Ihe
y of Par, he says, twill forget this act Of the
generous English nation.
The extensive splnfing mills, belonging to Joseph Aims,
WORTH Bolton ancas hire have been totally destroyed
.. fire. There we're 90, 600 spindes in the mills.
Aite absence of two years and half 'the Guards
til Ihcular garrison OF London made their entry into
the metropolis Wednesday, the 9th. A public
rtpion given them by the Queen and Lon
QrDsrs. in imitation or the reception OF the Imperial
Guard by Napoleon and the Parisaus The three batta
Grenadiers, FOL streams and Fusieers-numbered
3,zcf m, They arrived by rail from the camp at Al
a'rslo and marched from the station through the prin
cpa streets TO their barracks. Queen Victoria.
uiec by her family, also the King Of the BegiaDs and
bis family with Prnce Oscar of Sweden and crowd OF
ladies and lords appeared the balconies Of the Palace
and waved welcome to the troops Half million per-
sons were assembled.
METRIC OF THE TIPPERARY MILTrIA-ACTI0N WITH
THE REGULARs--LOss OF LIFE.
Jay, ami succeeding days. The of the revolt
IN substan that the government when the militia was
embodied, promised to each considerable bounty,
but having further need of the mea refuses 70
ray the balance and orders them to be disbanGed An
order was issued to take up the clothing which
distributed 70 the men in April last One refused to
give up his clothes, and was sent to the guardhouse,
whereupon his comrades broke open, and liberated
him They then threw of all discipline, broke open the
l8agazne supplied themselves with the small quantity of
ammunition they found therein and refused TO give up
her arms until all arrears paid. The militia then
paraGed the town. preceded by their band and dschag
my their mnskets In the air. Their officers do not
70 have acted with any energy 10 que the riot Assist
was teeraphed for and in short time GOO of the
tine Of the 18th, 4lst 4!th and 55h regiments arrived
under the command of Col Hart who marched to the
Summerhil barrack, and. Surrounding it, succeeded in
d.rmipg the insurgents within Other parties OF the
mitiamen were, however, outside the barrack walls
and ma several attempts 70 fire through the gate upon
the regulars. They did shoot mana Crisneaa vete
ards ad through the key hole Of the gate and wvanded
the summerhill barrack, marched towards Pound
sireet barracks. IN Castle street they met body
= the insurgents, who ared a voley, which was
replied IA with eff CT by the troops good deal of Skin
mi hing snsued. Al length the ammunition OF the rioters
out and they oisarmtd ami made prisoners
The I'm leaders will be tried hy the civil power Oniy
iourpersnns were killed and about dozen wounded.
Had rot the military shown much forbearance the
Der Of Casualties must have bced much greater. The
rizcns sioed with the militia aud cheered them The
Of the DEAD Denis Tooey and Patrick Tracey
mitamen; Patrick Curey, 4st regiment, and Peter Gib
iensiouer AT latest Geographic accounts all
quiet 4 detachment Of iancefs had arrived
France.
The Emperor continues at rombiercs, where he
he baths and passes his time mostly in out door exer
The Mullteur official contradiction Of the
report that the Emperor Napoleon proposes meeting the
lmperor oi Austria on the Lake OF Constance.
paragraph in the independence Beige denies tho
authenticity Of the letter attributed to the Count dc Parts
the subject OF the Orleans fusion, but the corrcson
cents Of London papers re affirm IL.
several persons already named as candidates
the Office OF Minister Of Public Instruction, in the
of the late NJ Fortoul. OF these, NJ. Cfou-
settles, Dumas, Pareu and Ia Guerronere are mentioned
all Of whom with the exception OF the last, have al
ready been in the Cabinet.
The Guinea.
The Paris Aonitevr publishes the following despatch
from Admiral Trehouar commander in chief OF the Me
dlerrancan squadron
On BOARD BRgrAayE, July q, 1885,
Yesterday, July 9Th, the dednive evacuation Of the
Crimea took place. Marshal Iessier embarked board
the Roland, which Immediately got under way. The 're
with the last vessels that there and which
pected TO arrive to morrow IN the Bosphorus.
A despatch from the Ciinoa announces that the por-
tons OF that peninsula occupied by the Allies were given
up officially 10 the Russian COMMANDMENT Chief the
tn instant and that from the 9Th every still the
place Vas under Russian law.
despatch from Rear Admiral Pcion forwarded from
Constant nozzle on the 9th instant aud addressed TO tue
French Minister OF War; that the evacuation of the
Crimca Is completed.
News from Russia.