The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

bs implicated, may render Of vital importance that
bombay Without delay sac an emergency nav oceo
just after the mail steamer has left Snez: a despalcb
. Assn S ,s SIX
time would DO lost In forwarding II TO Bombay.
Present Condition or IN. Great Eastern
Steamship.
The london Nesus describes the condition Of the Great
Eastern at the recent public exhibition Of that vessel
When At last safely landed on the lofty deck one soon
Gees that busy hands have recently been pro
ducng order out Of chaos and carrying out the immune
Eastern perfect ship rhe deck which previous
visit presented but rude successon Of huge iron Orders
over which people STUN oled at every step, nov com
pleNy planked from end 10 end, and glance along s
immense expanse gives the nt and best idea OF
nous eze Of the ship. The different skyrghts all also
In their places, and give look OF finish where all
before incomplteness and confusion Three ssts have
been set up, and two funnels which slso 20 far ~
furnish the deck and the completed oulwarks ell rosnd
take away the sense OF dizziness and Insecurity With which
people used formerly approach the side o, the ship O1
can now lock the side judge Of the height Of the
vessel out Of the make bet yeen her aud
anything else that floats upon the Thames eo,y
the prospect OF the country both Kent aud Essex
clad 10 toe green mdsu inner The lover decx
have been panked and great progress has been mads ia
partitonpg them of into thin permanent compartments
The grand saloon in very forward state, and you'd b.
noble apartmeut-more ike drawing room 10 p-acs
~ mansion shore than the caon Of ship II
for the two immense tunnels which up the CENTRE and
apartment On each side ebgant cabins beng nt.ei
up, and the may be said OF tho otaer sAlooos of
which there are, We believe six In the ship One OF toe
cabins has been finished order that the visier may
judge OF what the rest intended TO be- and very plea
SAINT notion evss OF what voyage acros tue Atlantic
will be in such noble ship tbs Great Eastern. rnis
completed department IL what ia called family CABIN
containing bedroom, sitting and dressing room, all
Of them lofty and well ventilated and possessing much
similar snte on shore Toe other cabins are also In
exceedingly forward state, and as immense number OF
Hcrs d.
pect OF the ship being ready for her trial trip
appointed 4th OF August There free circulation
carved oak balustrades leading TO the
and csbios, and iron ladders for the scientific or
inveterlte'y curious who cannot believe they have
teres Of the vast engine room Here those who have
read Vashek will be forcby reminded Of the Hall OF Eos
and those who have no. will wonder the ponderous
beams and SHAFT and cylinders, viii be struck with tue
bright polish Of the steel work. and think OF the time
when all thi. vast mass Of mechanism sha he in motion
blowing the ocean with giants strength and
the Great Eastern along she feather, al the
rate ofwenty miles an hour Let us hope tnst abe
proeperousy to completion and thus justify the eel
erthc but daring scheme upon which she been
sructed che should realize the hopes Of nor projectors
page IN Englsnds history than any OF her mos. famous
victories by land water, for sha viii oaugarate
luton In ocean transit wh;h will bring the f.rhest ends
Of the earth together and make travelling the
pleasant and little fatiguing as now is on the best
ered OF great railroads.. We happy 10 learn that
amopss. the vsters Nc BruDsl resto.
ration to health will be pleasant news 10 the pioic
Interesting Miscellaneous ITEMS.
The French Minister Of Marine has decided that OF
the line OF battle ships DOW on the stocks shall be called
| the Magenta, in honor OF the late battle.
The Of the victory OF Magenta received with
extraordinary enthusiasm at Asrseilles Nothing
talked Of and in the evening tue club houses aud
| Grand theatre illuminated. Ia the theatre
topal Of "Q1een Hortense twice, amis
the accIamsope Of the auditory. At AK alec tue
rece7ed with delight; ali the hotels decked
with lage, AMI In the evening the CT illuminated al
| immense bonare liz oed the statue OF X ns
Rene fireworks were let or aud groups parsded To 9
streets beating drums and ambOnrnes aud singing patr
Ole sopgs Montpelier the ne ws was greeted Win the
most decided demonstrations OF joy, such iunuaons
aho the same was the Gaze tarousaout all tue sodtn
ern departments.
The Offices Of the Military attendance in the rue Cherchi
Midi Paris crowded every day by number OF youog
most OF them having already served and come
to enlist They each immediately receive 900 francs
and similar sum s placed in their name In the Military
Savings Bank, which thew or their heirs VIII receive
| the exs irAtion of their term Of service.
The Paris correspondent OF the London Spectator makes
the following extraordinary saternent:I have little ea
Of bcirg Conradicted when etae that Prussia
seDted TO aid Austria In preserving her possessions il
Lombardy. Prussa will uphold the 1915 wist
all her power This news, known to q few, il perha p
the reason for the continued decline
The London Weekly Register asserts that the orgina
French official teegraphic despatch announcing the BATH
Of Magenta, describes as great victory dearly
purchased but that the three last words expunge
| before II WAS made pu1c.
The Piedmorese Gasae publishes the seventy sixth
graph 1t also publishes various docum snts-an address
dated the S0.h u from the municipality Of Son dro, tn
capital OF the Vatene, to the Sandman Commissioned
Extraordinary in Lombsrdv, informing him of tue lnsur
recon which had broken out there and requesting hu
ne s% Fl b. ss
dated the 2Sth ut and address TO the Sardnan Com
missioner from the municipality OF Lecco In all thee;
the government OF Victor Emanuel IL proclaimed, az
being in accordance with the unanimous wishes OF tht
| population.
NJ. Herr the popular pianist has just returned to
hok bad
incident al his last concert at Warsaw sho
how little sympathy exists that city towards the Aus
tans 10 of big concertos he interrupted first by
the mumurs and after wards by the direct opposition
the public strongly that he forced 10 quit the In
srument and retire It appears that they ms.ook part
| eequenty hesed II eoundly. On the fact being made
known TO Herr he explained to his auditory that there
similarity whatever between the airs and Oh
sung his place concluded his concerto amid the greates
| al pause.
Paris letter IN the Independence ssys:-The battle
Magenta presents striking resemblance with that OF Ma
rengo As at Msrengo, both armies taken OF
less by SURPRISE and 1900 the general OF the enemy
moment thought himself certain Of victory Genera
Gyula is said despatched courier TO Vienna Il
announce and that continuing TO receive favo
rable reports from his aides camp be had ordered h
dinner when the cannon Of General de Mcmahon nsrm ed
him that his success compromised and shortly after
| wards be learned that the battle was lost.
Count Karoly who had been sent by the Emperor Fran
Gig jose phi confidential mission TO the Emperor Alex
AMER returned to Vienna on the 4h and Immediately
had conference with Count de Rechberg, the Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs the Cologne Gasae states that the
mission has entirely failed and that the Cabinet OF Vienna
is convinced Of tho nutty Of It's efforts TO re estab
sh better relations with the Cabinet OF St Petersburg
Adjutant General Count Adlerberg has gone 10 Berlin
extraordinary mission From thsoce, It Is said he
WILL according to circumstances, 60 10 Paris, and per.
| haps to London
| Markets.
| LONDON MONEY MARKET.
| from the London News, June ~.
The action OF Prussia being Enthusiastically SLOW the
positive Of leading journal that Kossutn has
received a special commission from the Emperor Napo
Il andin