The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-04

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important Character
Tho lateft despaiches from Paris Juno % contain the
fclo~i1g Items
TAa rars papers Of this eyeaDg deay the report Of
aha Death Of the sultan which had been Paris
7hs Dale de Grsnnon, the French Ambassador, has
delayed hf departure from Rome.
This Parts Eeenr Of 70 day the definite APP
Pon,ment Of Mahmoud EGendi Governor OF the Lsba
The sgitaicu in Hungary Is Increasing Thirty thou
saad men concentrated near pesth.
The stSestsche Zesg Of Bresiau, Of June 20, publish
% BOWS from Warsaw stating that the laws In
tGn w,.h the reforms recently pu5ished had In way
es1sfsctoa The privileges granted TO the Council
of State snd the Municipal Councils were found to
~ tnsgnifoant that their proceedings promised
spss. The essashfsotou OF the peopis Increasing
and the aspect Of affairs Ia general most gloomy.
III. Apraxncziez had returned to Warsaw
London despatch OF the 22d OF June says:--vhe
Duke of Cambridge inspected the London Rao Brigade
yesterday in hyde park and the London Scotch under
went inspection by Lord Clyde ia Regents park Very
high pra,ees awarded TO each corps. Lord Clyds
said that as old soldier and Sooichman he was de-
lighted With what he had Witnessed. Ceionei MaoMurde
aiso inspected 500 OF the Metropolitan Corps Leather
aesd Downs yesterday.
In Immense fro. which commenced yesterday after.
noon and sas been raging the night has involved
the destruction Of Cottops wharf ard the ranges OF
Edjo'ocg warehouses in Tooiey street, Borough. Tie
dasisucon OF property Is great that the market
nany srtcIes will be affected. Mr.. Byadwood, the
Sfciers Intpecor icr many years OF the Fire Bril-
gade has been killed. togeshsr with either ak of
hs p,en. By par, Of the wall falling upoa them 1t is
stated that t-o gentlemen killed at the time
TIE are presented the APPEARANCE OF vast volcano
The hsres occasionally shot up hundred feet height
and produced Illuminating effects OF terrific grandeur
Lisbon ,uraa,a ASSERT tina. the Portuguese government
refuse 10 arknoR Ledge the new italian kingdom.
tbs Par's FTsse states that Fuai Pscta bad been up
roin.ed Governor General Of Syria
Al QUEEN Victora's drawing room, The i9h Of June
ihe Urted States Minister presented Mr. Charles L. vii
pca Secretary of legation and Mr. Hery Brooks AdaI,s
soa OF The Sniser. -
A se..es from Mutt (Co'es dor) ssJs
Our vineyards are rrcst promising ss they had no.
yfered from ths !rosis ard the weather Is most
favorable fer the towering there every reason ex
pee; sn sou1 'aIt crop OF the hest wines.
tept,t cp.ieot liz 4rta, on the 10th Of June
,hs. General serearo about retire from the Cap
1arcy Genesa of Cuba and be replaced by General Ros
te osno.
a letter IRON, Turin Of the 18th q June Says
Garteai is decidedly not TO return TO this city but
isrcs to remain quietly at Caprera He hes been
81 si,ce back 10 h,9 kand and at this moment
his sa.ih is excellent 40 not know why the report or
bis ,cg ID was epread; but since the death OF Count
Savcrr vufcucded runors OF numerous remarkable per-
soneges OF Europe having died fallen have been put
into circulation.
According letter from Rome the Prpe's indisposi-
Ton ar',e gron attack o. eryspees Ia the leg which
Emp hin 70 keen his raou, aud to receive Only per-
sons vho have To coaVer with him urgent affairs His
aol;nels S,i leave Rome FOR Csstei GaadoNo to
pass sheTe great part u the summer.
Loadcn correspondent Of the Liverpool rimes writes
az gollOws--
Mr. End BTs. Dickens have been recencilcd, and
again isng together Let us srst that we shall hear
ers is pain matter Of fact. sensible woman, without
any literary tssts end who, possibly, has not read the
Jos. the OF wits that lsray shoulohave, seeing
that they ooald not anotheys way; but Dick
sns aoueh otherwise and sees, suppose In the happy
relation that exists between Sir Edward aud Lady Bull
wer proof OF the happiness which must arse when
author and authoress are united But Dce1s 10 getting
Older End therefore wiser and that he will be most
happy ~ the society OF the mother Of his family.
TIE Paris correspondent Of the London Poa writes
abe Ish Of jure, the foiicwi1g significant passage
The cosirg eesson Of the French Legislature, ms.n
aan oaete very serious reflection for Engsbmen; for
nk shat reyie OF The debates must prove that Ma
qoteon III ~ surrounded by creatures Of The govern
uep eec'ed by order Of the government std Senators
would 6,tne inpsiotm gqtin err long and poss12y
lead Ae sray fr iaVirp another dynasty 10 he throne Of
fsoece.
Private dispatches from Consan,loope state that Sir
Henry Bulwer is dangerously i'll.
Late aoyices from Tangiers say that the difficulty be-
tween Spain ind Morocco had been arranged, and
affairs locked rather serious.
Tbs Britsh steamer america from Boston and HalTax
arrived at Queenstown ct af,een minutes past one H.
ca .he 22d.
Oar Paris Correspondence.
PARIS JurtI7, 1881,