The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-21

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entered into his mind for moment In the way
gentlemen OF Intelligence, who speaking 70 me Of
tbs sesrbls su1srings witch would be inflicted the
no0 rorsuaas and a. nckens BY fever, d9senie'y
ind snm hests, looked qui surprised when asked
LIN, whether these agencies would not prove equally
Mraible to the troops Of the Coniedei atesf'
b The House OF Lords on the 8th lord Wodehouse, In
sprouncpX death Of Count cavour SAID there coud
b. TO doubt that whatever opinion might BE- entertained
with rerpect 70 hs policy pursued b. that sta esma1
dis DEATH m the present sAse OF Italian affairs was
n ~ unrsa ~ Co-,r,o,. -, ~ s.,,. o,.n.. "
Gregory said that he should mrve for select mites
On tbe Galway contract on the l4h nst and lie should
tAke the tenfe Of the House upon 1t
In the House OF Lords, the 7th inst tho Customs
ana all the other financial measures Of she government
included, was put upon its second readipg.
The Doke of Rutland moved that It be read q second
time that Gay six n,cnths-shst %, ree;sed.
after debate, during which the Earl Of Derby al.
though cendeuBWg the course OF government, Old not
in the a1Depoment, the Duke Of Rutland with.
drew hs motion and Inc bin as read 81 cond time
Eloquent tributes to the memory OF Coun. CsvouF
were paid by sds Pnmersson ami JJhn Russell while
Mr.. O'Donohue denounced Cavour's hostility 10 the
Pope.
Toe Englah papers, IN their obituary notices Of Count
Cavour, rpeaK almost universally in highly euiogiato
for Italy The London inns rays there ia no need to COZ
ciuce sbe game Of Cavour co be played
there VIII be other Cavours raised up by his example,
and before another year snal, whether tho
OF the great Italian statesman s buried in tee grave
Mr.. Oooden had been for na,y presented at Guldhan
with tfe freedom Of the city OF Iondun In acknc Nedg
OF hts services connection with the CONNER ;al
treaty between England and France. Mr.. Cobdens
cepo very enthusiastic In his speech ne dwell.
upon me advantages likely 10 be bg the treaty
OF commerce but depored the vast warke preparations
OF both countries detrimental to the benefits which
rec Trade would confer.
TWO OF the children Of Queen viotora-princs Leopold
I'd Princess Bsatrice-were suffering from measles.
he new and magnificent gardens Of the horticultural
Seety, III London, had been formally iraugura.ed by
lice Albert brilliant fss took pace upon the occa-
Farce fishery 10 reported to have resulted this sea-
SoD ~ a complete failure.
The pglsh census show the population of Eng
Do IN Wales to be 20 20t 60A increase Of 2169 $40
vrDg We pset ten years The population OF Londoa s
s0S 0e increase Of 4a0 7ss upon 1s51 rhe emgra.
n f'nsne United Kingdom in ten years was ,2A9 1885,
France.
~ ~ was fSOrtcd that Count Arese and the Marquis
oAZesho nsasrrvet in Paris, also the Marquis dc Villa
maiAa. tour. Civcur5 death caused considerable
ssson Paris I'D the Bourse much depressed Rentes
~. lao SseSeG 90, exdvidend at Witch they closed
II was stated sat the Emperor had sent an autograph
seter 70 victor emanuel tho death of Cevour, and
mat nc mad not nS revoked bis ecict against Prince
napoieons vsitDgItaly but bad sent request to the
frMce TO go 70 Turin Immediately.
Italy.
The death Of Count Cavour caused manifestations OF
ne deepest regret at Turin The wearing Of mourning
was g. neral Ali the saops and the Bourne were closed
Inc municipality had issued proca nation u,gng upon
NiT people the necessity q 6rmnees and coEstancy.
The King visited Cavour on the evening before his
oessn me official Gasc announces that Cavour's last
sn e. ssS sEes for baron Rd !ss anu
At The reopeniDg of the Italian Chamber on the 9Th of
june the President the death Of Count Cavour
amid profound expressions of grief the part of tho
ASK nb]y He pointed 10 the great loss italy had
tanned and described the signal services rendered by
signor Ratszzi then said -
Tho Chamber should participate In the italian national
are deeply affected By the misfortune which has de-,
Prved us Of the wisdom Of 30 lustrious statesman.
tho Ss os
whom we now mourn expressed in his last moments
his mistaken faith in the future Of Italy showing himse
convinced that the principles Of unity and independence
weuld fully triumph. We firmly hold this faith. Agree
ing among ourselves let sincerely rally around the
throne Of valiant and 10y prince, and shall then be
able to attain the end to which, thanks tenacity
signor Mipeheiti, Minister Of the Interior then IN
ncunced that the ministry felt necessary to remain
professionally in office.
The Tribunal Of the Chamber Of Deputies was 10 be
The Senate had taken the same resolution.
The obseques Of Count Cvour were performed on the
Of State and in fact the whole population Of Turin took
part. All the houses were draped with black.
The Ndonafies Of the 8th Of June states that Carl
that the Pope was unweli and had slight symptoms Of
fever.
The Opaione Of Turin, says the King bad entrusted
Baron Ricasol with the formation Of ministry. The
Baron however, confined to his bed, owing TO the
deep impression made upon him by the death Of Cavour
Poland.
The Gas says
The Pope has cent autograph etter TO the Emperor
of Russia, rejecting his request to issue Papal Bull
against the Of the Polee and threatening
the Emperor with the judgment Of God account of his
Of the Christian church and the slaughter
unarmed people The Gas supposes that in consequence
Of this letter the Emperor Of Russia viii recall Count Ks
seleff from Rome.
The remains Of Prince Gortchakof were to be removed
TO Sebastopol.
generally believed that Gen. Lamber, would &C.
Cept the Goveruorship Of Poland,
Austria.
The collection Of taxes In Hungary by military execu-
ton being every where carried out with the greatest
severity.
At Vienna the Of Cavours death caused fall Of
Ia per cent in metaliQues.
Turkey.
In reported that the Sultana health unfa