The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-25
NEW YORK. TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1865.

tribunal which is the Highest judicial authority IN
America ana has long and justly enjoyed reputation
for integrity and judicial unsurpassed by any
court OF law In ancient or modern times IL is plain
extraordinary condemnations was unwttngly influenced
more OF less Sy tho political feelings which civil
upright men sometimes permit their judgments to be
warped. Now however, that the struggle between the
pnss succeeded ,ss rancor Of war we may Reasonably
hope that tribunal which stands high above tho nu
.ss Win asesTs: en-: v
ruling q the New York Prize Court Is unsound and
al variance with the reco9sseS ncpss Of xmsrcsg
osts OF the United States thsmseIvcs When war
breaks ont in Europe docs the merchant shipping
OF the United States participate TO very great extent
N tho neutral carrying trades During The Crmean
mage mos. proatabg employed n this way N the
Baltic, the Msdissrrsnean and the Black Ssaf
Mis m 8 c
Should the supreme Court however, connsm taie mon
dents dents essSsSsd BY % judgments ssusi Viii
TO the prejudice s the commerce Of the Uhitcd States
and Russia are 4 war; while the United ssass France
and Belgium rrnatn neutral. Any American ship bound
neutral European port would be liable 70 capture and
according 70 the novel and falaoous doc
nation Of The ships cargo was an enemy's port Thus
independently Of those considerations 81 Justice and
equity which loudly call for the reversal sf Judge Bette
dangerous Judgments, there is maritime nation
deeply interesed the United States IN repudatng the
81.
notoriety.
Maximilfan and the Fope.
tReuter's kilograms to the London Times, July l2l
ssnor vslasques the Minister Of the Emperor Maxi
a,nai Ansooel n order o % able . decline the nyi
ation, gave grand entertainment At the time
the Pope and the Cardinals and simultaneously the an
nouncement appeared in the official journal that the
sehor veiasquss had ordered Ts Dsuns to celebrate
the fte or st. Maxmian but the Cardinal Vicar directed
the clergy 70 refuse church for this ceremony Ne
II 10 rumored that in consequence Of Cardina Anto
who had been invited having Declined to be present a.
the banquet given by the Mexican Ambassador the Mexi
can Embassy at Rome will shortly be Withdrawn.
why . European Congress IL Probable.
!, The semi oncld N6rd DsxiicAe Aaesmeiss zeitung
nsess has not ys, % Ssen ossy cenrmed We
lsve % " may % conclude Om as general state - Of po
voSs fsr the the q the idea 9o' Of Congress
The friendly opposition Of England and the wi 'of
s ns~ S 0 M
SsfgSns some modiSson The good S.d M
time be oic,aliy made manifest py TIE review Of the
combined French and English nce Austria could not
hold sIoof without danger Of complete isolation Prus
soon as the execution o. the project be insured SINCE
tn case Of success II cOaad not fail to hGvc aavorabe
influence upon the dcstnics'o OF Europe. .
rneidents At the HarniHg OF III. wnliam
Among the episodes Of tie catastrophe lie mentioned
that ,oa young nss, woman only few months married
clung to seaman whom she mstook for her husband
The sailor SWIM away with his burden TO- the boat and
they were both picked up but the young Wife, stupe
faction on discovering hererror painful 70 witness.
There are, however sin hopes that the husband may
have been saved In the other boat An.emigrant
fortunate to his four children from both fire and
water, and got them on'board Of the boats His
He swan back to the william Nelson, got on board
threw his wife into the sea- jumped In after her. and
again reached the boa with her. thus saving his entire
The forty four persons picked up by Lafayette
Stoeckl, wife Of the aussian Minister at Washington,
made collection In aid Of them, which amounted TO
whole were landed at Havss on The Of The steamer
the day before yesterday.
The Bx-Railway King in Trouble. 49,
From the Leeds Mercury.] stile sliat
or e OF
by, was seized on sunday naorning by sherifs officer
whilst in his bedroom The seizure was ma at the suit
Of the executors Of person named Sandyman and who,
being In the iron trade some years ago connected
with Mr. Hudson in the time Of his prosperity. Mr. Hud
a once remos Cd TO York, and, though not alb
soutely lodged in the Castle when dispatches left
he was In the watchfn custody Of the shsdrs onncer
parts Of the kingdom with view Mr.. Hudson's re-
lease and steps also taken stay the sheGs pro-
Of the proceedings, which, coming just the an
election, attribute 70 Mr. Hudsons political oppo
is ground though step cannot fail materially 70
Whitby. rt 14fe -
,Brigneli at,the London italian Opera.
L fFromdhe London Times, July 10.]
6ignor Bignon although . somewhat undramatic
gerdinando singsthe music admirably and is equally
si SRsnns ar & a. $
first meeting with Lsonora, and wsth the more faous
and stu more beautiful vo.sansa -A.gioI d'oWcv " in
the scene Of the coisters where he eoquenty lants
his Lost illusion In Doth the rich quality Of snor Rg
nos voice. combined with his expaessivs and, at de
takeals impression azd the last s asised for again a.
matter Of course. This gentleman 10 really valuabis
sdditioU.to Nj. eyo's Company.
PERSONAL.
The Emperor Of the French has had pf1ntsd ,or o.
g. e S . 20,
one Of considerable importance TO maritime commerce
namely hs al customs md duties shall BE- = abolished in
commerce IN she seapors OF the colony than what are
required for local purposes
At the recent isspeech day, at wellngton College
England, the Prince of Wales anrounced the Intention
f Lord Derby 10 devote the proceeds Of his translation
OF Homer 70 the establishment OF fund for annuity
awarding the moA mertorious foundatoner about 70
leave the school
Mr. Chetwynd one Of the principals n an aristocratic
divorce case which made considerable noise the other
side OF the Atlantic has had judgment given against him
70 the tune Of ga i3s Id for wigs supplied TO his
divorced wife. F
Mr. Panizz has resigned the ofce Of principal libra
rian and secretary at the British Museum.
The debts Of Prince Estcrhaxy part Of whose for
tune has been placed under the control Of admnIsra-
tors are estimated at nearly f3 600 600 s1s ooo
only the annual revenue Of that portion is valued At
about f190 000 rtTf
Mr.. Gladstone Chancellor of the British Exchequer,
presided Printers Benevolent Societys dinner on
the 9th inst
The heat has been intense In England that Queen |
Victoria recently had ice put tho roof Of her carriage
The scheme for erecting Central Hall Of Arts and Sci
cnces In memory OF Prince Albert In progressing The
Prince Of Wales presided meeting Of the promoters
tlo n n inof