The New York herald., 1866-06-13
EUR OP e.
War or the Revolution Likely 70
Supersede the Congress.
Three Queens Of Peace Pitted
Against Democracy.
NaDoleen'S Invitation to the Belize.
vents and Neutra!s.
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2oyal Marriages in 4nyland and
What xhey Are Worth.
e. DC. he.

~ steamship scotia, u this port vArly yesterday
orS ing, brought European advces with our nles and
1es al correspondence dated 70 the ID Of June very
I'D ,esmS Of the and the financial and commercial
y. -wts we're published ia the HERALD . few hours
tsY her arrival.
Some interesting details are given below.
Our Paris correspondent writing the lss Of June
states that 4he general opinion entertained in very we'll
informed quarters, that the European Congress
weud nc endure long In session, but break or almost
imnediaely after its organization Austria, when &C
ccp,ne the invitation TO attend had conveyed 10 each Of
Ne neutral Powers statement OF her opnisn that the
meeting would not effect anything.
he Paris Bourse vas in . very bad condition on the
IL Of June.
Prom Berlin assured BY special correspond.
- that considerable alarm prevailed there owing
Sssvalence Of pretty rm conviction in the public mind
tAas Napoleon WAS determined 70 change the map OF
sanning general vaz'
The Opi~ios Na.iowale. Of Paris says:-
ms Of the United States fgate Colorado in
port Toulon, France astonishing the Inhabitants
y their eccentrcities and noisy movements In spite
= Ao discipline enforced board these sailors
manage TO escape and hide themselves in the worst
hAunts Of the city. Here they quarrel and light with
'sSvie hnives and give much trouble 70 the poloe.
1he Milan journals relate that great number ef vol
ussssn coming from Novara had arrived there. After
assd In the piazza Of the Scala theatre giving uttsncs
- WHAT'S and aecamAtons for the King and GAribald
-aaa singing patriotic songs But the shouting was
prolonged beyond measure public functonaFy invited
Ne crowd to dsperse, any further demonstration
ussless The young men then gave striking example
sf respect for the law BY at dispensing after having
deposited their flag at the QussturA
General 0abenx has sent communication 70 the EN-
psFor Of Austria In which he that with his present
brigade he h In position 70 defend Holsteiu agains. any
uaaack.
In The Court Of Probate aud Divorce London, Juno 1.
Ne petition Of Mrs. Ryves who claims 70 be the legi
naae granddaughter Of Henry Frederick Duke Of Cum
SesaDd and therefore The nheror Of that title,
before full court Of the judges and special jury. Ex
ssaosdinsy revelations made the effect that after
Me marriage Of the Lady TO tie Duke the King Of Eng
iaad ordered her TO be rebapsed another name
% destroy her identity the Duke for
tgAmy account OF his marriage with the sister OF the
famous Colonel Luttrel II also asserted that King
George was biganis himsef The marriage certificates
aad other documents read In evidence were Of very
eurious character The was still on When DR..
walter Smith entering into the facts he stopped
~ IN objection Of the Court 70 the effect that the
rage Of the plaintiffs grandmother With the royal Duke
wss proved her mothers marriage, which took place
after she passage Of the Royal Marriage act would be e-
Ainse 70 this part Of the case. and the counsel who
aansted BY David Morgan Thomas, did Eventually,
AswevsT, the point was waived for the time, and Mr..
Amth proceeded 70 state the case.
The German journals continue express their sasfac-
Sion At the acquired by the efforts Of the
1owem That feeling is, however, perhaps marked
"a tho part OF the Vienna journals than of those Of
Berlin. The FremdeSIan declares that Austria has
motive 10 fear congress- while she has the contrary
. reason TO desire one.
curious press trial has just taken place u Berlin
- the occasion OF the baptism OF Prince Frederick
chasiss sOn, then i've weeks old the Krs Zesno pub
hshed an article relating the part which each parsonage
took In the solemny. In reply the Bou Gdsete spoke
moro especially Of "the conduct Of baby demanding IL
Aad been equal TO the occasion 20 ably described by
~ other journal The Gosate was in consequence
sised. The tribunal admitted the plea Of She public
minister against the liberal newspaper for ian insult
committed against member Of the royal family The
defendant demanded that doctors should he summoned
70 attend aud decide II infant Of i've weeks old
although prince, could be considered parsonage
saA - having pursued any conduct" The tribunal
Anay pronounced acqu,al, though blaming the de-.
sssdant for his disregard Of proprie.y.
me Aascllcs journals state that considerable pur-
sAasss Of and nour have been made In tha, port
account Of the Italian government, Three days back
assrse two snd threequsrtsr bushels esch) Of
Wese bought for that destination
The Paris journals remark the provisions Of . bill
1usi adopted by the legislative body Of France
hg crimes and mlsicmcanors committed by Frcnchmcn
- foreign eouutrics:The object OF the measure to
modify different articles Of the Code of Criminal In
Syuction either with respect 10 the guilt OF the accused
~ 10 The mode Of the pros, suton; aud especially
- efsce all distinction between The crimes tha,
nay be committed, ard To reader the French tribunals
competent 70 judge them ALL whether tho offence be
committed against the State By attacking its existence
or running Its credit sJrcad whether the victim be
French subject foreigner The original bill declared
ahat every Frenchman who, outside tLs territory Of
France. should be guilty OF crime or lnsdemeanor
Ssnished BY the French law tight be proceeded against
10 France
he LsbSte az Paris remarks Italy has gone
Ahe must light This is not the 10 make critical
shs neeosasions have been conducted by General la
nArmorA The General mus, bc sustained but on
mtcn that be goes through the affair rapidly. The
nosa feeling OF the country would be destroyed by
feYther delay II King Victor Emanuel does not nre As
pe. tAs rrossIc~ vs toas lis place and tsgir Ne
consssu,inople letters snd journals to the 23d Of May
have reached III. Of Prince Charles Of Honen
soisrn Al Bucharest had become known; but nothing
A"smed 70 intimate thai the Porte would undertake any
s"erciye measures 10 remove him,
m Alexandria letter states that tho grain crops
coming forward in all parts Of Egyp promise 70 be most
abundant The prohibition against the export Of cereals
consequently expected 70 be removed and an eren.
Ave business done during The coming season. A in
furkey, the cotton crop much below The average or
secent seasons both quality aud cxpecei quantity OF
che staple. !.
Authentic news from nicddah via sues 10 Alexandria,
June J. the appearances of cholo,a between
B'cher and Aeccs among the aussulmanr returning
nom the latter placs. The mortality n dc, .rbcd az
srea, among the Egyptian soldiers
feared that in the centre east and SOUTH of
France, disastrous foods viii take place - lie Talloys
wing 70 prevalence oC vet weather
The sermp8 Question.
fHP tSvtr ,TIoES 70 rBE CONFERENCE.
ihe following IN the text of the note transmitted ky
ne French Ambassador Frankfort 20 baron n
eabeck tho Austrian Minister IN his character of fea
TENT of The Geruanic Dict and r. ~ course, Ht1ottt
nutcgdfs tlG teXt ~ ai the invitations to the Con