The New York herald., 1864-11-07

svsAbskhssDs n ~sw II nursvs, vsu,a h solved. M
wTAor concludes:-Ws sulnotentlv acquainted with
sns ssssety Of the aoy Father % y seovncsd nat n
an seek Obstacles whereby the happy and speedy
srssilas'sn @ the Papasy ana Italy may bs prsvssssd
me Dsrste and some Other newspspem, unics m con
ss 2. 70
meeting was held by society os Working WORKING men y
aintsin in the pre- sent days calm and disniaed atti
Sude The resolution declared that they would regard
straitcr 70 his country whoever should attempt TO dis
Intelligence from vsnetia confirms the statement that
several assrs.s Of ho%S.rdy & have been invaded ~
band commanded BY Talassi, formerly captain in Carl
srors .SUT sn ina treasury Of the tax
aforma receipt During the occupation the Italian dag
was displayed by the invaders.
telegram from Udne OF October o. says.-The Iusur.
gents ovouacked on the 10Th at Copo d Porte intending
70 take possession OF Beliena Subsequently they
sne present time the leaders have been captured,
although many arrests have been made. strict watch
maintained on the frontiers by the authorities emi
grants being permitted TO pass.
Perfect tranquility reigns 10 Turin
ino tone OF the journals was conciliatory and hope
generally expressed that during the Parliamentary ses
slon 10 disturbances will occur.
The Chamber Of Deputies reopoped It's session the
18th OF October under the presidency Of Sgnor Cassiu
very large number Of deputies present, Including
were in their places
was formed 70 investigate the late events
q Turin.
bill for the transfer tho capital 70 Florence nxes
she necessary credit ct seven million lire
The Ministry made statement In the Chamber Of Depu
ties relative Franco Italian Convention Thew pre-
eonted the Convention 70 the Chambers only believing
that s benefits are superior 10 its
necnventences llhe ministorial declaration acknow-
the 1 grave % sacrifices In the transfer Of the
nova OF foreign troops from Italian SOIL and the prepa
ration Of satisfactory solution OF the Roman question,
10 the narne OF the national dignity independence and
unity that these sacrifices are called for.
The note OF Chevalier di Nigra 10 Senior vscont ve
nosa, laid upon the table Of the Deputies
hhtory Of the negotiations upon the Con-
vsntion He states that the French government de.
msnded, ID addition to promise not TO attack Pontilca
ssrrl'ory some real guarantee in order to nspre
Pope with confidence In the Catholic sentiment OF the
Aang OF Italy The Italian negotiaors had formal in.
eructions 70 reject ali conditions contrary the right Of
The Marquis Papoli informed the Emperor Napoleon
mat the Italian government from strategic political and
administrative reasons, occupied with the question
e removing the seat Of governments from Turin.
me kmperor replied that this resolution would remove
Cbevaer di Ngra further states that in the negotia
saons u has been well understood that Convention
should not and cannot signify either more than
aounce al violent measures.
Tho Danish Question.
mo Schleswg Hostcinische Zeitung states that the
Federal Diet has decided very BILE portion
hon and the civil administration Of Holsein shall be de-
ksaysd from the revenue OF the duchy.
The Lubeksr Zeisung says-The motion to annex Lau-
oourg to Prussia has been carried in the Lanag
Tho sem.sGical Nord Deussche Zeiuno savs.-prussia
p not in condition 10 comply with the resolutions
passed BY the Lauenburg Diet annexation TO Prussia
without further negotiations, Austria in virtue Of
treaties IS. in fact copossessor and has through the
ealance acquired moral rights which the Cabinet or Bcr
I'm will conscientously respect Tho inhabitants Of The
4ucny Of Lauenburg may assured that Prussia fully
sppreolaslng their frank and honorable advances wiz
neglect nothing TO meet the wishes Of the
Jgoducs satifactory state Of Affairs
The Navy OF Sweden.
AN RnICssON IRON.CLAD FOR THE KING.
Btockholm (Oct. l3) correspondence OF London Postl
There was recently SO prospect Of Sweden being
e different kinds progress 20 that she nigh be
enabled TO maintain her part In such conflict Ono OF
onor which Is now wall advanced Al NorFopns three
hundred workmcn being constantly employed on her,
Snc. Snr that she may Se launched IN May Or
vessel is carried under the Direction Of Captain Carl
ssnd o. tho Swedish navy accorang TO the designs Ct
much fame IN these matters the other side or the At
hstc as to be generally claimed as American; and all
VINO are versed 10 such affairs OF opinion that
vessel now building o. Norkopirg will answer all the
purposes for which she is intended In superior
The Iron Fleet OF Russia.
snlAL TRIP OF NEW IRoN'cLAD SHIPS AND
MONITOR.
Tne Messenger de Crotdd OF the 5th Of October states
hat the iron cased ships Of Pervenetz Kadoun aud
vscnouu, having complsed their trial trps had returned
On the 18th Of september the Monitor Broneuocetz
quilted the docKyard to make tria trip Of her machine
~. The trial proved that this Monitor Is better than
my yet launched. She first made knots an hour
and again nine knots During the entire Of her
and the made sixty ave revolutions. Inc tower
moved round without any difficulty. The build OF the
Broneuocez superior to thar OF the Monitors Kadoun
and Vechoun The tower s better defended, and 1t is
placed s the middle OF the ship while in the Kadoun
nnd Vechoun ID placed more forward, which renders
che officers cabins these Monitors naer less con-
venient than in the roneuocctz. The powder magazines
in the latter Monitor likewise larger, ana
eruction altogether perfect The Broneuoee,z
make an Official trial in few days with imperial ccm
nssiones 90 board Trial is afterwards to be maze OF
her guns, and then she is to be prepared for sea
The iron plating Of the irigate seoastopo to be
her machn5ry xed aud all the plates rivcs,ed except
ehcse near the spur.
Presentation TO Mite. Tfetjens.
At Birmingham on Thursday, October f3, an interest
ing ceremony performed n Tho committee room of
he Town Hail. Mr.J. Q. Mason, chairman of the .est-
val committee, supported by The Mayor aud select de-
iachment, presented Mie Tie,eos very handsome
diamond ring, bearing i've large and eight small dia
nonds set in nc gold also with the following address
To MApgnolsELts TiEr ENs s-1he stewards Of the Bir
mingham Musical Festival, held on tho 9TH 7ih, Sth and
9th OF September 1884, beng desous OF testfylng their
appreciation OF your consderae Kindness the
q eucdcn.ilin Of Madame Rudersdori when
gagged ~ the orchestra tho last morning the est
val, beg leave to request your acceptance OF diamond
ripg as sga,l recognition on their part OF the excellent
feeling which prompted you only sing, at a mo-
nenps notice, music unknown TO you, but also for voup
sssring TO undertake the nrst paru Of Elijah at the
oven ins performance should II be necessary toreeve
Madame RudersdorG from tho part assigned 70 hor
that oratoro.--l3th October 1854.
Mr. Mason, after few explanatory remarks, placed
the ring one OF the fingers OF Mile. Tetens right
hand and begged her 70 receive as specimen OF Biz
mingham art manu- acturs, and As tokeu- OF the high
sstination in which she held by all those who had
Of witnessing nor artistic conduct q hs
festival. Ee hoped she would wear the ring as memen
70 Of OF the most successful musical meetings ever
hsd in Birmingham aud 10 tue SUCCESS o. which Nile.
riStens % largely contributed by her magnificent per-
fofmauces.
lille T.eens, 10 accepting the present, gracefully ey.
preiged her thanks In few words OF earnest acknow
odsm She ntimated that on the occasion referred
20 she dons than render the service 80
generously appreciated and said almost iet ashamed
a the handsome Iitnper IN which II had been rewarded