The New York herald., 1866-05-08

Lyndon Castle Biaekrock for the purpose OF convertn
a. into sanatorium 10 which they Will send the oonva%
baina paa'"s 70 onoy 'ne ponen, OF country @r so
rs the hrst sanatorium ever established IN Ireland
An important will case has been commenced the
Probate Court, Dublin Ireland 1t Is suit 20 establish
the will of the Miss Margaret Ellen Murphy daug
ter OF the celebrated Smith1eld silesinaster Hy''
Murphy, who died In ls49 and left fl02 700 in legaces
The Will or Miss Murphy Is disputed the alleged
ground Of undue influence used By the pain and the
Rev; Euslace Murphy, Dominican, who was her spr-
itual director and had been tue intimate f end OF her
father.
The estates Of The O'Donoghue (M P.l in the coun
ties OF Cork and Kerry, Ireland have been put up
sale in the Landed Estates Court. He is himself tue
petitioner, and his object TO discharge his debts which
are said TO amount to about fl20O0 Five lots wers
sod producing f7,3l5 The sale OF the sixth lot
postponed In order that might be purchased for the
owner. Sdxnders NeesIeter, conservative journal.
70 see the small remnant of the large possessions
owned by the 0Donoghues OF the Glens passing out Of
the hands Of their descendant Whatever may be
pcned that he Is gentleman, and man Of ability. and
fatlerly he has shown disposition to abandoo those
life, which justfes the hope that he may have useful
Parliamentary career before him.
The power claimed by the great gas companies OF Lon
don 70 acquire land and erect works In the vicinity
Of inhabited neehborhoods has been discussed, and.
denitivey decided by the Lords Committee Of farlia
midable array Of counsel headed BY Mr. Denison Q O.,
supported the claims OF the companies, which wero
spS other partss Lord Lasoyer in o pono"nc,Dy ~
unanimous decs OF the committee, said bill asked
for powers to purchase ndonntely by agreement one
hundred acres Of land, without specifying In what par
tcular locality. He had acted chairman OF COM
mittees Of this nature for many years but he could not
had been given 70 company. II such a power were
granted land might be acquired In Grosvenor square
Belgavia and gas works erected thereon The unani-
nous decision q the committee was that no such power
should bo given TO any company.
steamer belonging TO the Tunisisn government com.
ing from Alexandria and bound for Tuns arrived Off the
ing n
have seveny-wo Mahomedan pilgrims board, and not
oeng IN want OF GOALS or water she was not permitted 70
rently nhospablc treatment arises from the fear that
these pilgrims are the means Of propaeating cholera
The British consul at Alexandria s Instructed TO inform
masters OF trading vessels that ships having pilgrims
board will not be received at Malta
The Russian troops disposed along the Russian from.
tiers Of Poland have boon recently reinforced and
tmated at above fifty thousand men. Their officers
vauntingy declare they hope to be speedily employed
against the Austrian Kaiser whether he 90 10 with
Prussia or not.
In consequence Of structures which appeared Ia
la France OF Paris on speech OF N. Rouand in the
that they should put questions TO the government 70.
spectng the culpabe liberation shown to journals ami
madverting on that iusrions body. The two senators
are H. lie Roy de St. Arraud brother Of tho iate Mar
shal and NJ Neuwerkerke. This last intended TO move
that should be formally declared that The functions
Of the Senator incompatible with Of tho
ger or editor Of newspaper The public wished thas
the discussion should take place. for Il promised be-
when Il was known Chat the MARQUIS Dc Bossy nsSndod
proposing the time that the functions Of Cham
beain also incompatible with those Of Senator and
every knows how the subject would be handled By
original and causc critic The Minister OF the
Interior, whose treatment Of the press by mpoa
ton censurcd in the motion, is said TO have spoken 70
tho Emperor about the unpleasant effect Of discussion
Of the kind particularly NJ de Lagueroniere, Sen
at0r and editor Of La France would vigorously defend
himself and his paper Tho result Is that the nooe o(
motion withdr
The establishment OF the militia regiments OF Great
Britain consisted last year of 1859 ocers SOFT
commissioned officers and 1874 822 privates There
present at training on the day OF inspection 28 ooer
$500 non-commissoned officers and So, $50 privates