The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-15
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against them, and that sooner or later II must be
obeyedn
On the subject or President Johnson's dicuity with
Congress and the Philadephia oanord the London POST
emarks:-sIf Mr. johnson could like Oliver Cromw ell
pcremptoriy dismiss Parliament which ceased to DO
The exponent Of the national will he would be right in
making tho atismptn
The London Times prints Q lengthy article on the
subject organization Of the municipal body OF the
city of New York and the representative conduct and
morale Of the majority OF the members Of both boards
The writer says In conclusion =" Such Is the lower
chamber Of the New York Corporation and we are a.
sursd that the Aldermen only differ from the Council
men being rather elderly. Some account Of tho
political machinery which moves these bodies, and Of
the snormitles they commit, must future
occasion"
speaking Of she allocutons just issued by the Pope,
the London Times romarks-"The friendship Of the EN-.
peror Napoleon has been like Dead Sea apple, turning
10 ashes in the Pontifs mouth He must be sick Of
protection that has stripped him Of three fourhs Of bis
domInons and beggared tho other fourth"
Queen Victoria has placed ST. James Palace At the
disposal Of her relative, King George q Hanover.
An active emigration from Liverpool to Texas was In
progress
Mr. Bright continued In Dublin On the % inst he
addressed . meeting OF working men, wnon no recapt
tulatsd the chief arguments advanced by him ~ tho
Dublin banquet. he Expressed great sympsthy with al
Irshmeu who sndsavsr procure thoss political bens
ats which alone, and most assuredly wil bring prospe-
" 10 ireland.
NJ Bourree has beon nominated TO the post or French
Ambassador q Conssntinople, and NM. Bonneville do
Monthoion and Berthemy have been appointed French
Ministers Bsrns Lisbon and Washington respectively
N. Bonneville will DO succeeded In his former post
director Of foreign aais by ~ Desprez Count de Sar-
tiyes, II is believed will remain Rome and H. Bene.
detti II Berlin
Considerable improvement Is reported to have taken
place In the Emperor Napoleons health.
Cholera had nearly ceased at Pesth
The Bank Of France continued to lose specie owing to
gold Withdrawals for the purchase Of grain.
The Berlin correspondent Of the London Times, writing
on the alst Of October, says,-
commission OF Prussan naval officers and ship
wrights will shortly leave for America 10 become
quaned with the latest improvements In the art. the
Dunderberg monitor has been really bought by this gov
ernment-a fact which, although asserted In the Amer
can press, requires OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES has acquired
the largest ram ever constructed II Is perhaps, not
generally known that not Italy, though then ally Of
Prussia as might have been expected but Austria her
enemy, 1t was whose ships went into battle that
memorable day with Berlin artillery peepng out OF their
gunhoes.
Mile Carlots Patti her grand through
France and Italy at Orleans, November Is
The steamship Ceyiop with the heavy portion Of the
India and China mails arrived at Southampton Novcu.
ber3
AT Gibraltar, October 90, exchange London ninety
days, 49a. Freights unchanged.
The Cretan insurgents taken prisoners and the
wounded arrived at ConstantincpIe November @
The Leront Herald expresses doubts whether the de-
defeat OF the insurgents is yet complete Tho same
paper that tho Turkish intends
exclude Greek vessels from all Turkish ports