The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-26

Charles Surge ex Mayor OF Birmingham Mr.. sturge,a
wrote TO Mr. Bright and Mr.. Bright at
manicaed with the federal government at Washington
The result was Communication Of Ruberys sentence 70
.on years imprisonment ana hne OF ten Thousand do-
iars Here MIR. Sturges efforts ended.
me crime OF which Rubery was convicted was as no
Wok ~ very serious one aud the only ground on which
he had been induced interest himself tho young
man oehai was his belief that capital punishment was
together with certain psepn ne cs,v o.
Friends in birmingham, looking at the young mans
youth ms Previous good conduc. and the Influences by
II possible, full pardon. Mr.. Bright il would SEEM
complied with the request and the last mail received
letter from high authority in Washing ton-at all
events such letter has been TO Ruberys
friends containing the following passage:-"Ruberys
pardon will issue the papers be prepared
There is much feeling In California against crime or
Rubery and his associates but the Judge who tried him.
and both Senator's say that everybody win be satisfied il
be known that Mr. Bright the good friend Of our Ooaa
try, desired the pardon" We trust that Mr. Rubery will
not again invest inc money IN soows for even Mr.
submitted to the ordeal OF & second exerton.
Great Britain.
Her Hghness the Princess OF Wales gave birth TO
fine boy Progmore on the Sth instant The mother and
her child were progressing most favorably.
Judgment would be given In the Alexandra She
The FRANKFORT Senate had refused its authorization to
the by lottery OF the steamer Great Eastern and
had demanded from the Frankfort consul at Liverpool an
account of his connection with the scheme.
Dr. Turton, Bishop Of Ely, died on the 18th instant.
Parliament had been formally prorogued until the Attn
Of February II is then to meet for the despatch Of bust
The investigation in regard to the stranding Of the
steamer Anglia in Galway Bay, has been concluded The
Court, though blaming Captain Prowse somewhat In
ming In at night yet took pleasure in returning him his
certificate.
Four suspected conspratos had been arrested In Paris
They came from Italy. Three OF them Italians, and
named Tambaco Greco and Imperaiori. Tho fourth
gave an assumed name IL Is asserted that one of the
consprators had made complete avowa OF the criminal
object Of the conspiracy AT their residence found
vovers four ingenious air guns and eight hand grenades
Of the Orsini pattern.
l0ter dated Lugano was found on one Of the con.
spiratOrs, very compromising OF all concerned
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times says:
Insinuatons thrown out that the attitude Of tho
position in the Legislature has something to do with tho
arrests and the authority Of the government would
spring.
The trial OF the four Italians will take place during the
February Assizes Nothing had been discovered 10
promise any other persons
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times mentions
the Of large American order for railway iron being
given French house, the French article being found
as good and certainly cheaper than the English
Italy.
municated TO the Italian Parliament tho TIN inst.
Several members urged ts non acceptance but Il was
finally accepted together with the esgnaons or other
members OF the cleft
The London Advertiser states, the best authority
that the recent proclamation imputed TO Garibald Ia
forgery. Garibadi dsavows il.