The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-28

has not been brought before the magistrates OF Cork
Is expected thai he will be- he has turned Queens
evidence This gentlemans history not without
moral Or course there was "a woman in the matter
Mr. Hegar,ys wife The faithful Patrick wrote tender
letter from London TO his spouse, which she naturally
showedas the matters OF which II treated strictly
private ard conGdenalto her intimate friend, the wife
The latter, in duty bound, told husband, and in
few days Mr. Hegnriy found himself prisoner in the
hands OF that active and intelligent officer IN London.
stephens, the Ubiquitous Head Centre.
HE ~ CHASED IN scoTLAED.
From the Edinborg Scotsman
considerable amount Of excitement has been mani
Tested IN the various towns and villages on both sides
the north especially -of the Clyde from Glasgow Nun
auencc Of The seciningly well founded report that ead
Centre Stephenswas lurking in other OF the
numerous populous places the banks OF the Clyde One
OF her Macstys cutters has been cruising the Clyde
specially employed on the lookout for Stephens, and
party OF the Irish detective sian ere we understand very
active In making inquiries after the runaway and It is
alleged upon what IL set forth undoubLsd authority,
that they obtained evidence this week OF the presence
Of the culprt on the Clyde on Sunday night last IL
companions, all well armed with volyers then left
Greenock in fishing boat to make for the north coast,
ana search has been made for them In and
are rish The reiterated report that there is organ
lied body OF Fenans in bumbarton, Renon and Dnnto
cher numbering all seven hundred strong is folly be-
lieyed by many 10 be true. Reports are frequently
heard as to parties Of being drilling Carmen
Hill, in The neghborhood OF Renton.
HE IL BEffFvEp TO BE IN IRELAND.
From The Cork Reporter Dec II
There are strong grounds for believing that James
Stephens still Irish soil No sensible person woad
doubt This who had the opportunity Of frequently pass
ing through the rural districts and entering into CONVEX
saiion with young men Of the peasant class, who are
evidently connected with the Fcnian society, ard
who assert that Stectans even at the risk OF hs life,
must remail><1n Ireland rs the Head Centre
Of this county When asked few days ago why was
knowing that 81 600 offered for bis apprehension,
and that should ne be again taken all chance OF escape
might DO given up forever, shrewd country lad re,
Marked "Would yon want general 10 leave mis- armyy
Stephens 10 sworn to remain with his men," Others
argue that should the Head Centre fly from the country
he would be considered having abdcated and that
FeTan after such circumstance would occur was for
moment bound 10 the oath no has taken. There is
strong belief entertained in many remote districts that
James Stephens Is not only secretly located in the
country but that he continues 70 issue dispatches from
time 10 time, through tho country to the AS and Bs
Another significant fact connected with Fenanlsm is the
great sympathy evinced for each prisoner who receives
his sentence in Dublin, and for tho Sc who prison.
collected throughout different districts Of the country
for the support Of the wives and families Of all who are
or may be arrested for Fenianism who not provdcnt
enough to afford the means OF susenancc themselves,
and that even cocrced 10 conrr
butte to tho fund. merely give the tone Of sentiment
and the feeling which pcrvades in the PROVINCES which
is too distinct not TO be observed by parties In the habit
Of travelling amongst the people IN the country districts
HE rs KNOWN TO BE IN PARIS.
from the Manchester Courier Pee H.
letter has been received in Liverpool confirming the
statement that stephens had arrived In Paris.
The Late King OF the Bclgians.
From the London Shipping Gazette, Dec IL.
The Indeptfddcc eg. ascrOcs the fatal Illness Of the
King Of tho Beicians to vislt which he imprudenty
made TO this country in March, and from which he never
properly recovered This was aggravated by cold
caught during his journey TO the Ardcnncs last month
Until the sst he performed all the duties Of royalty.
Tho death Of the King announced officially by the
Ministers who promise that Leopold H. VIII follow the
example OF his ahcr aud who announce that in accord
ande with the constitution, tho government VIII be car
RED by the Ministers In The name Of tic people ur
the King has taken the oats The Grand Master OF
the Belgian Frecmssons Inns also issued an address de-
clarng that the body has lost liz usrious brother
who died with tho calm and the serenity OF the just,
and with the sioicism Of a true Mason
The funeral OF the King VIII be very imposing sped
acc. The body was emDaimed yesterday afternoon by
the royal physicians Previously mould OF the Kings
face and photograph taken This evening II ten
O'Clock the corpse TO lie received by tho members OF
the household who will accompany 10 by orchlight 10
tho palace nj Brussels There ail The gov ernen. a
thorties are TO ~ In Attendance. The corpse III De- *
POSED until Frida, evening in e.ape'e asds,ae The
funeral will tnlc place Saturday in IN large temple
erected close 70 the church o. neken, and the Ger
vice will, Of corse he t 81 the Protestant Church, to
Tho Prince OK wales the King OF Portugal, tho Prince
OF Prussia and Prince Louis OF Hessc will hc the
mourners; and the Emperor Of Russia hss sent the
mandan Of the Imperial Horse GUARDS, this Bong an
unusual mark OF fespecL
All the members OF tho two Chniobers invited to
present Sunday in the Palace OF The IAgsaturs
and the King Will then take the oath Of allegiance
TO the consultation bcsOrc them. On The day tho
King will review the troops, and GU Monday there will
he grand III Desst ~ the cathedral church of SaiL
Gudule. The new King Leopold Louis Philippe was
born April ., IA and y therefore IL his thirty hrst
year He married IN his nineteenth year 10 tho
Archduchess Marie Of Austria, is grand niece u
the Emperor Francis H. and was born August 20, 1856
ny her he has two children the Princess Louise, born
February Is, 1858, aud Prince Leopold horn Jure IL
1859 and now the heir appnrent The brother % the
new King, the Coun. Of fianders Is not Inarr,ed All
the children OF the late King Roman tathoiics
II 10 satisfactory TO fnd that there nothing approafh
ing 10 agitation IN Belgium. All parties seem 10 ns
vying with each other IN expressions OF loyalty Per-
haps IL is the threatened los OF national Independence
which has induced them to declare thai they mt forget
all party differences and rni!y around the throne. In
France 70 he felt becsuie the
Motcur has not expressly declared that Napoleon has
intention OF anncxing Belgium Such nm announce
would be most ndelicatc and moreover most
testing much that everybody would begin 10 beioye
the rumos which they now only repeat by wty OF
.pIeasanfiy exciting gossip.
RECEPTION or rHK NEWS BY QUEEN vicroRIA.
[From the Court Circular, Dec IO.]
Her Majesty received with pro.ound sorrow the an
nouncementof the loss which has fallen her Majesty
and the royal family by the death OF tho King or the
Beg!ans, her Maesys last Surviving uncle and the lsst
Of his generation of the house Of Coburg Tie loss,
though not unexpected is mot lea felt by the Queen,
ionate relative and most sagacious adviser, friend
and counssor Of the Prince Consort, 70 whom hc was
warmly sttsehsd, and whom from childhood the Queen
has looked spon in the light Of father whose
in the Queoa welfare unccasng, andekhose KIND.
ness tho Queen will never forget
POLITICAL EFYECT or Hrs DEATH.
fParis Dec 12) correspondence London Times
The death OF the King Of the Begians Is the principal
topic Of the PARIS papers The Opswn NatioaGt thinks
that with III his acknowledged ability, he was too for
getful Of "tbe profound OF the revolution which
raised him 20 the throne When Belgium separated
from Hoa1d earnestly desired connection with
France whereas King Leopold did his best TO give dir
ferent direction 70 the sentiments OF his people Then,
again, he married his SON. the Duke Of Brabant TO AN
Austrian princess Tin order 10 keep French policy In
check and 10 this fault he added that OF making Ant
werp one Of the most formidable citades Of Europe BY
acting In ibis manner King Leopold did wrong, for he
sacrificed everything 70 the interests OF bis dynasty
The Austrian marriage may give improper inspirations
70 the King, encirce him with dangerous cdnoyd,
and, perhaps At given moment excite the Legitimate
dislrnst Of France The Antwerp affair not less grave,
and we could show Belgian authority ITSELF that the
citadel Of Antwerp instead Of protecting Belgium, tends
70 deprive Il OF the real power which drew from the
On The other sand Tho !sdcic published day or two
ago the foliowing:--
Il 10 said that In virtue OF an arrangement already
ciuded, and uTfh e cc~semi Il England Antuop and he
sea c0dg 70 be given D. Holland FLANDERS and BroJan
IN pxuur< Ltxeyub0uyO D0rf of TsDsbfrg b