The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-19

iormery az mamhson, and belonged to Queen Hcrtense
There are also two agniecsnt nictres hsong,ng to ~.
Nrown one Oh madame Icbrun and the other sisnod An
sensnr ,n pnx em@, 1885, Some pictures
Beside those Just mentioned The cciinr Of tbe aalon H.
psinIng Dy Jouycnet, representing Venus and Adons
surrounded by nymphs, cupss and frous Tsre il aso
! tua.c OF a Vendeean. q" '"o o"'
The salon is intended for receptions n
wish the terrace looking the park aud will he nrotet
cd from the sun by linen awning which viii oym
mss pav,on 6y which fresh AR be obtascd with
and can hold table OF fros, twenty 10 thirty covers
For the facility Of the service i've magnificent consoles in
naogany ornanented with rich bronzes and white mnr
ble slabs, have boon placed in it, These pieces of
uraiture which belong to Strauss, are of the purcst
mans ins Of AT a On the wal 5 an admirable paint
OF 1854 two pictures Of dead lie, By Grir
pictures OF fruit. &c small waiting salon hung with
printed furniture OF white ground, communicates with
Ac vestibuc and the dining room II is in this room
nat tha persons will wait wins to have audiences Of
ais Majesty Apartments the first floor have been also
arranged for TIC personal Of the Emperor The bed
room huhg WIN PINK printed furniture IN WIN be
nun on ms journeys. The furniture OF the simple
and N good taste There il number Of pasels by
boucher representing cmaIo portraits and NEUROLOGICAL
dressing room and hathyoom are adjoining
Inc Epterors private sitting room is spacious and
cotresPonSs TO the reception soon on the ground floor 1t
" also hung with pink printed furniture nThe windows
look on the park and from his writing table his Majesty
may without being seen, view the basin OF thc Rond
Point and hear tbs band The other rooms on the fs
and second floors intended FOR the aids do camp and
the persons OF his Majcsty's suite. s-1sT. ~
The garden Is small, but artsticaly arranged In the
English style.
EnGlAnd.
In tho House OF LORDS on the i inst tho Marouis Of
CINRioARDE inquired, COY efnment had nus an end TO
inc Galway contract what stops tey intended take to
The utmost import ~
Lord STANLEY Of Aderey, declined TO state the views
OF government while the matter consideration
by Parliamentary committee, and pointed out that no
Immediate Inconvenience would be felt by the DISCONTINUE
anec OF TINS contract as there wore three great lines
existence aud O tri-wcckly communication He quito ad
miited the Importance Of rapid communication via New
f0undland.
In tho House Of Lords the 5h inst tho expcdency
Of carrying out works Of irrigation and Communication
India was debated and the In America was pointed
Out as one Of the chief incentives for developing the
sources Of India. 49,
IL tho House Of Commons Sir Robert Peel inquired as TO
the truth of the statement that Spain had resolved
abandon her claim against Morocco and declare Tean
tho property Of Spain.
lord John RnsseI said that since no had informed the
no 50 that both Spain and Morocco had accepted the
good Offices of the British government the Spanish
government had been informed that the Moors did not
int nd to fulfil the tpulaons Of the treaty. The Spanish
government therefore, said thcy must either renew
the war or retain possession Of Teuan They had taken
the latter coupse but as they still ready
eits from Morocco TO comply with the treaty this dcc
Sion could not be considered definite.
IN committee OF Supply the appropriation for continuing
the works for the defence Of Attorney opposed but
upon the appropriation carried. .----.-.-r
in the House Of Commons the 9Th inst the relations
between Switzerland and Franco debated and the
necessity for tho maintenance OF tho independence Of
Switzerland was insisted upon by all the speakers
The grand national rife match in progress at VIM
bleson near. near Londea, ap4 would Inst week
John I'm s sssh Be se. nyws w S
'As s4ss s " afss s sS; Esei Society handed !.
Lord John Russell stafSsht ID reference 70 the non
fument by Spain Of her treaty obligations for the sup
at % tine
coast of Africa and tothe present position of the slave
traffic generally.
Lord John Rsse, explained tho position of tho govern
mcnt upon the question: and denounced the conduct Of
Spain He said government considering the oxpedi-
ency Of establishing Consulates at various points along the
All can coast as means Of checking the slave trade
rhe Duke Of Newcastle, in reply to the statements
made to him, said TINT he had gvon every instruction to
utiaost TO encourage native commerce The growth of
cotton most important branch Of the question
he that capitalists would be induced to oncr
1t is the intention Of Queen Victoria TO visit Ireland
towards the latter end Of August Her Majesty will
main four or 1--WE days at the ycoregal Lodge in the
Phoenix Park, and will probably visit the camp the
Cutragh OF Kildare Her Majesty visit being private
plated.
~ meeting Of the Mexican boudholdors in London
cral resolutions were passed and the presence Of
naval squadron was urged and also that suberfugc
should be listened to- deputa.ion to wait Lord
Jo,u Russell. 1.f 1850 M +
France. rA
Tic Paris PaIe saysFrance about to increase the
garrison Of the frontier towns OF the parimony Of St.
The Prince de Pombino bearer Of the address signed
by number OF the inhabitants Of Rome, petonng the
Emperor Of the French TO withdraw his army from that
city had been received by the Minister of Foreign Aars
(M ThouveneD but simply, it is said private indi
vhual, and not as a delegate Of tho petitioners f
The Paris BOursc on the 9th Of July very dull
Rentes closed at 67f. 86c. "7N@
-, ue aa ~
The Emperor had received deputation from tho upper
horse Of tho Hungarian Diet, which had expressed its ap
prevail Of the imperial rescript to Hungary late des
patch from Pesth says it was believed that the
ercces on the address which had taken place between
in the unanimous adoption by tho lower house Of the ad
dress as originally proposed by N. Deak:
With regard to Hungarian affairs, the following very
late adviccs are at hand by way Of Queenstown
despatch from Pesth of the 9th Of July says-Thc up
per house Of the Hungarian Diet yesterday adopted the
originally proposed by NJ. Dcak. Both houses assembled
this evening for the purpose Of signing the address
India.
The Bombay mails (date not gvcn) had reached Malta,
and left there for Marsces on the 5th inst Calcutta
Geographic despatch Of June IL states that Mr. Lang tho
Chancellor of the Indian Exchcquer, had sailed for
England Ht
The English Turf.
THE NEWMARKET SWEEPSTAKES WON BY AN AMER1-
Nswu., cor,s, Gan IAN aRs Eso.Ds,,,.s :, -
each. for 2yrods colts, Sst 7lb and llies Set. Alb.
The winner to be sold for 200 soy; if for 100 sovs
allow 5lb. Chesterfield Course. 4 subs
Mr. II. Ten Broeoks Reporter, by Lexington (a100),
8st 2lb &c. Fordham) .......................... /
Mr.. Fluttcr's Hambleton Lass (&lO0) 7st. 13b. "a.
LNWaiusJ 4
Lord Uxbridges Evangclinc (a1oo), 7s lslb (Charl-
Mr. WyDrow RoDsrtsons Twinkle (Gaooj ST. alb. d.
BctmgG7 TO against Hambleon Lass and to
each against Reporter and Evargeline.
Hamhleton Lass the first of, and made strong run
ming TO the foot Of the hi where Reporter got to her
grths and after little rcusng he obtained slight lead
which he held to the end, and ceverly by length
Evangelne and Twinkle finished third and fourth beaten
of long Tho winner claimed by Mr. Flutter
THE VERY LATEST. E
BY TELEGRAPH TO QUEENSTOWN
LIVERPOOL, July !, 1891