The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-15
Great Britain.


Great Britain.
Parliament was rapidly disposng of the remaining
In the House Of Commons on the lst Of August Mr.
Griffith made inquiries TO the alleged employ
OF forced labor on the Suez Canal
Lord Pamerston said that there was considerable
amount OF forced labor on those works. The
paid literally for their work but they brought
the spot forctly.
debate On navy matters took place Mr.. Lindsay
said there desire the part OF the French govern
mont TO come an understanding with England with re-
gard TO their respective naval forces and he urged
Ment to meet that desire.
Lord Paimersan pointed out the impracticabiity Of
any such arrangement with one Power HI naval Powers
would have to be parties 10 such proceeding
IN the House OF Commons, the 2d, Lord Panef stoH
in reply to appeal from Sir c. Bower that the British
government would its influence to stop the oppression
and military despcism which prevailed in the Neapo
tan territories said that government would do nothing of
the Kind On the contrary he hoped he Italian generals
would succeed in eaectnaiy pstl,s down the horrible
system of brgandage which prevailed, and which Was
fosiered by emssaries from ROM.
Mr. Griffith asked whether there was auy intention on
the part Of the government to allow any European Power
10 obtain possession OF Tetan OF part oil the
Of Morocco In the Mediterranean with reference to tho
seculAy Of The fortress Of Gibraltar.
Lord Palmerston said, the Moorish government being
unable TO pay the sum agreed upon uder the treaty Of
peace with Spain, it bad given rise 10 long nege
M snsh es .ra ae si
in progress. aud her Msjesty's government were
prepared TO their good Offices with view toamt able
adjustment of the disputes In point Of fact Mr. Hay has
gone 10 Morocco for the purpose OF assisting TO arrange
The matter but there was no rcason 10 suppose that the
Spanish government intended TO retain permanent posses
sion Of Tciuau they only held UNI! Il the conditions wae
FULFILLED upon which peace had boon restored between The
two countries ANY sprrehensions, therefore which the
gentleman might entertain, weie far as her Maestys
f;m. 'S'''''' '''''''' ''''''''
Lord Herbert DIETER known as Sidney Hcrberi) ey-
Secretary Of War; died The "a inst, at his
SALISBURY in his fifty first year. lie had been deiicas
health spr time, and lately paid visit Spa with
out dcrIpi ing any benefit. There gecI al ciion
that ne died ffosn work.
Another grand review of the trooTs al the Currash Of
Kildare. which the Prince Of Wakes wcHt through All
the maDnves Of the day foot Us Lieutenant IN the
Guards took place on the LIST instant.
Another fire Of considerable magnitude had occurred
the OF the late conagraton. Fortunately the
men succeeded in combining the flames within narrow
limits, and the less was only about Els 900
The Archduke and Arciduchess Maxaiian, Of Austria.
were at Osborne, m visit 10 Queen Victoria,
"a
The Emperor had returned from v,,hy 10 Fon,ainheau
Paris papers state That after The visit a the King Of
Prussia t. France the Emperor Napoleon Will GO Bri,l
to witness the prussan military manauvres' .,..
The Paris correspondent NJ The London Ne1s says that
great ntrgucs going on at The French Court TO dis
place Baron RSasO non as Italian Ministry ne not 'ers
Tie Paris palie gives report that the French and
English squadrons win feman OF The coast Of Syria until
NEXT winter.
the present dispute between General Gcyon aud Mon.
seigeY de Merode the Of tho solution of
the Roman question.
The Paris Bourse On the % instant was Arm, and
TefItes closed at $3.50.
The private subscriptions TO the Italian loan amount to
963 900 600 francs. Among the principal subscribers
there Rothschild, OF Paris, FOR $50 100000 francs
Bonda aud BambarOux OF Turin for 1913 900 900 francs
despatch from General Caidni announces that during
The last three days the reactonss had attempted
bincd aud simultaneous movement in several provinces
but had everywhere defeated la the provinces
Terra d Bari Oranto and in tho Bsiacata and Caana,a
many reacicnsts killed. General Caidini says;
Our losses are insignificant: Tho morale Of the National
Guar has been raised they having sustained the brunt
G the engagement Al attempted invasion OF Sora on
the Roman frontier, has been repised We have arrest
ed Qat~ebarbes of the Papal army, and two acolytcs
who have been staying at Naples. have ordered Them
to quit the country. The dsbandcd soldiers are return
ing by hundreds. Two days Of good fot tune and
are masters Of the situation.
The Italia says the Archbishop Of Naples had been re-
moved az precautionary measure He had gone to Cvi
tn vecchda.
The Italian government had determined to withdraw the
permission accorded to the Swiss lately in the service Of
the King Of Naples TO remain al Naples The Swiss Mi.
waz ooe o the e
that the Swiss were to remain az Naples
II reported that Signor Scaloja about TO
sign.
The Paris correspondent OF the London Herald assured
that NJ Pieri spent the first ha Of July making all neces
sary arrangements in the Island of Sardinia general
vote the annexation question: and that French regents
were busiy employed upon the same subject the latest
latcS
Austria.
semiaiciai article gives denial 70 The Of 4
new loan, and says
The financial administration cover all the expenses
Of the State until The question the finances shall have
found constitutional solution. Even from Hungary no
inconsidefate amounts are received while the military
expenditure is decreasing,
fhr Jewish quarter Of tue city n Prague was again
the night Of July the Of disturbances in which
several persons were wounded The synagogue aud some
houses &ere damaged Forty.ive people we're arrested
The English Turf.
GRAND RACE FOR THE GooDwoOD CrP-aRfpMPH OF
THE AMERICAN HORSE 5TARKE.
from the London Times, August 2i
The beautiful trystng place OF the south Of England a-
peared yesterday have charms than ever for the
sightseers no enc alarmed az the murky appear
ance Of the morning, but all who love a meeting in
It's h0lyday garb FASTENED towards the Grand Stand.
Right web they repaid for the troubles Of the toilet
and the journey for the broke forth before the
commenced, and welcomed enormous assemblage of
smiling faces 10 the nossy slopes of the prettest