The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-03

Fganche Comi6 For i.zerlan6, the contrary, thar"
slrategica ratans OF any consequence The
y ench has not therefore, hestate but has
referred pccanirN indemnity 10 cesson OF tcrrory,
A. here wac ides Of proposing In 1915 The
indemnity offered i 10000 francs, and the rough
draft of The Con, ention, drawn up BY the
1rerch Picnipoten,ary, read the Feaerai Coun
III al B,,rue and adopted Al the sitting Of thu 1871,
Til, ado,of doc. not however necessarily involve the
nned ate execution - the Convention The Canton ii
vrJ beng the former proprietor u the valley has %
give the ial sanction % the officers Of France. 1t is
thought that 4 certain decree Of opposition vii, be mani
tested ID tie Grand Council OF Lausanne that the Federal
Coul wi, b. aceG ed of having read consented
uc sale . portion q the territory Of the Confederation
and that eN-, patriotism WI ehow itself wounded by
Whit L p' cal "e exchange OF an .naienabe rgh, !or
.lm q money
abduction of the Jewish Child M0rtara.
An important letter on this subject, written By The
hbhe ncacou,ure professor o. the sorbanno appears
ID IN Dshats or The 18th This priest Of The Catholic
church hoiiy treats the opinion urged by "some
SIS and theoogans that children baptized without tine
knowledge o. their parents may be taken away FROM
them, an eccentric do,trne of the casui-,s of tho
middle ages, ~ when the clergy are not re-
observed BY the Catholic church. He cites opin
ions Of csnonsts, showing clearly that i Was un'aw
iu 10 baptise the children Of n6des in spite OF their pr
rents for the that either they would be taken
away from then parents and Their natural right woui be
violated" they would remain with their parents 10
the peril Of thrr faith and grace IN baptism The Abbe
commits himself this decided opinion that the rights
Of nature inyoabe, tina, religion cannot infringe upon
be used for those children 81 jews and midels whose pa
70 have them brought up 10 the Crstan
ait This kabie opinion dianctricaiy ol o,ic
wha, Is maintained III Rome. The Drbit says,
tat very probably the opinion OF the Able Della 90 irc
is not isolated one among the French clergy ant that
great ecce-is-tes have shared the surprise ta3
row of the public"
The Pirates In the Chinese Waters.
wr&CS or IHE SNIP ANTELOPE, or NEW NoKK--G>-
CARE or THN cRhw N TIN SHIPS BoArs--osh 90
TIE BOATS Attached b PRArEs-TwELyE o.
TuF PIRATES KILLED.
The Hong Kog DAILY Press Of tho 10th Of August gives
the particulars of the loss OF the ship Antelope of New
York the fac, Of which been before given il col
After ali hopes Of saving the ship exhausted
the crew abandoned her. The Press says
Accordingly. at 6P NJ august 81, the crew took to
Their boats. After mature dellbcra,ion deemed
prudent Ia take arms under the idea that hey might
trouble and 10 gooda sad mistake the sequel
will prove Tie master, European, three Chinese pas
sengers ten white and three coored scamcn, told
oil for one boat making ehcen all told, whistle mate
scaen, and eight Chinese passengers, tod oil
for the other boat, making ten in all The captains boat
vas crowded and very deep-uhe mates much les -,
and, although smaller bo.., 4 much better sk The
intention keep company and make Tor Tue
land, which place called the charts cong saey,
he coas. Of Hanan. During the night a. &, The 18th
instant j boa parted company, AMI nothing has been
heard u the mates toa; The capita ~ boat mad
the high land OF ianan the Oh, wishou: encoun,crug
any bad west. er, aud The 10th tel in with two fishing
boats, With whom commune atoms Of friendly mature
we're opened Water the great requirement and ,h,
islegn,.-1 the Antecpe's boat
dollars a place where water might be got According
!: tine made .as', but instead OF towing, tie ish
boa: hcGaG backing ana filing and describing circle
This proceeding demonstrated against, and resulted
4 sluah1ic the fishermen demanding more money.
second boa. .u.! q mca was row seen bearing down
ana was GEAR their intentions were hostile. Can
tam Clarke therefore made oil under sails ad oars aud
succeeded IA getting away from tho rascas TIA. night
an gar broken which was converted INTO bsudgcons
was found the bottom OF the boat II then wisely
Determined 10 ree force by force, Cancellation with
coaarGly foo bcug construed into pusllanimty They
continued 90 'heu Noyage north~ar, skirng the coast
IN Iesperae straits Tor water when the following
ng, the nth .nst., upon rounding island, they
three nshing boats tearing down upon them, evidently
With 4nff!cndiS intcntions. Captain Clarke kept away,
hoping 10 e'ade them, but the breeze ircshcnmg they
could outssl him lie however got them all
distance apart. On the first coming up she
naenceG throwing large stones two men standing IN
t boa with sp.s lila. ing 10 means Of resisting Cap
tain Clarke made s.gns of submission and threw ac
sgb1 " be allowed 10 come along SIDE, bat the Chinese
and the Anclopes boat fell into their wase
Captain Clark Then cut the line and made attempt
t. esaP. rs pNihg-he goi little distance aheai
Nhcu tho China his stern, yng away thu
rdatF atd saviug IN the quarter tn two Chinese s'i
kept sa-id With sears at the bow, precudng all post
mt. IL hoerd'ng aud under these crcuns,s oes every
thing surIciaered - them anil passed out =. the boat
0sc tbo stern. The sight Of the punder was too much
fcr thp thnm,n. They relaxed tler vigilance, allow
tr Antsiores boa, 10 al alongside. There hal been
pl4n 81 attack Conceded because opportunity
hoped Tor. but did this chance pre-
prt lt-Vl than sturdy Jacks sprung tho China
boats dss captain Cia kc followed, not hsviag the
II his legs alter being cfampcd so ous IA the boat
he got uipp,d ~ aud fell overheard. Long before hc
could ". board again his crew had oserpowercd
The Chne~.. killing all one, who jumped INTO ihe
water badly wounded but rs the othcr two China
al Immediately the altered state Of affairs
became developed. Le must have been drowned The
Chinese nGmte red twelve. The surprise complete,
OF the Anteopc's men wounded, ana all the
property recovered The prize had water and rice IN
abundsuce course stccred for this port, where
hey arrived II two days on the 18th inst. taisss
the should have fallen into the hands Of Phitncs
such have described Captain Clarke considers h
must be safe bot he had chrononcter. he would
necessarily the coast long way north OF the poni
be directed 10 for, BY Of the current
ting in that direction with considerable velocity. The
Antelope wa chartered by the opium farmer. We hear
that her cargo valuable, upwards az $780, 900
August .3.-Thc master reports that the mate and
seaman, who IN another boat, had been murdered
by pirates.
The Alleged NailrOad Frauds In Russia.
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