The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-30

BY STEAMSHIP TO JUNE 20.

Queenstown the Goth june arrived At this port yes
terday evening, bringing European les In detail OF
cable dispatches two days later than the mail re
ports Of tho Union, published in the Herald yesterday
morning.
Tho City OF Baltimore sailed two days after the
Union, and has consequently made extraordinarily
rapid passage.
II was rumored in England that Lord Elcho who
figured among the reform Aduamites OF last session.
had joined Lord Derby's government Chancellor Of
the Duchy Of Lancaster but Lord Elcho published
denial Of the rumor
In the House OF Commons the nth Of juno, the
consideration Of the Reform bill being resamed Mr..
Lang moved his amendment that the six boroughs Of
Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds Liverpool Manchester and
Sheffield which return two representatives, should
in future return three He pointed out at length
the political and commercial importance Of the six
places to which he proposed to give additional
resentatve and appealed TO the committee 70 decide the
question: undeered by the threats Of tremendous
sequences which had been thrown by the Chancellor
OF the Exchequer Mr.. Gladstone and Mr.. Dsraeli
spoke for and against the amendment When the COM
mittes divided the numbers were-for the amendment
23o, against 247. The amendment was. therefore,
jected, and Mr.. Lang said he did not think II de-
sirabe to proceed with the rest Of his proposals.
Mr. Disrasli that In the present deranged
state Of Ireland the government thought would DO adj
visable to postpone the Irish Reform bill until more
favorable opportunity.
Mr.. Mcguire. NJ p, attended meeting Of the Cork
farmers Club whom emigration and the land question
under discussion The honorable gentleman said Il
had been calculated At New York that the Irish emgnts
brought with them Ell for every man, and child
an average. Mr. Farrell stated that he knew man
who emigatsd with children and took Eoo0. seve
raj gentlemen said that Ireland going back fast
losing wealth - well a. population
Further progress was made BY the House Of Commons
with the reform measure The 18th OF June and the
contamination Of the Derby Disrasll plan fast ap-
preaching. eef ave "a
The London SAipps~g Gasaxs says that the case Of
stopping the American steamers in the river St Law
not treated With temper and discretion both BY
tho English government and that Of the United States
II may rapidly lead to very serious consequences
There mad been recurrence Of the rioting In Bir-
mingham though Mr.. Murphy agent OF the Protestant
Electoral Union delivered several additional lectures on
Csshoiicssm. In the House Of Commons. June II, Mr.
Hardy the Home Secretary. replying to question pat
BY Mr. Mouse with regard to the riot expressed regret
that the persons who had been the cause Of the out
rageMurphy and his assocates-could not Be punished
for their outrageous conduct was deplorable no said
that language should DO applied TO large bodies Of per-
which scarcely at 10 b used TO any one OF.
oept murdsrsn or thieves
The Marquis Of Clanrcards gave notice in the House
Of Lords Of his intention put the following qusssi ons
TO the govsrnment:-
Whether her Majesty's government would communi.
cate 70 Parliament information sther BY copies OF
present political condition Of the southern counties Of
Ireland. and TO meetings said TO 10 held night for
military drill o. other dsloya purposes; and whether
hcr Majesty's governments considered the present
statutes relating to such meetings, and TO the conceal
mon. and possession Of arm: II proclaimed districts
adequate TO the present state OF that part Of Ireland
The Archbishop OF Paris took leave Of the Emperor
and Empress on June 10 before departing for Rome
The Right Rev. prelate remained in conference with
their Majesties for nearly hour Il affirmed that
Nonsignor Darboy 10 specially charged BY the EN-
press invite the Holy Father visit Paris and see his
godson tho Prince Imperial.
The Emperor Alexander, or Russia has given orders
that there shall be sent 70 the Emperor Napoleon be
deposited at the Invaldcs sword which belonged to
Napoleon L. and which his Majesty offers a. tribute Of
respect TO France.
The Consul OF France n Rra has informed the Minis
ter OF Marine that accordance with decision
Of the Russian Government the central Departments Of
customs requires from ali ships entering ports Of the
Baltic clean bill Of health, signed BY Russian
Iais. Vessels uuprovided with such > document are
fined Is roublss n00fr.l should they from
port which Is not infected
letter from Peru received in France announces that
on the 1th or May the Congress passed bin declaring
that the trade In guano should Be Free and that the
article should be sold BY public auction instead Of By
contract with certain houses.
II is stated that the ndisposition Of the Emperor
Napoleon, reported the HxRALD yesterday consisted
Of complicated attack Of iumbaso and sick headache.
His Majesty however after twenty hours resl was
restored TO health.
A Paris telegram Of the 18th Of June says
Al the OF sodays sitting OF the Senate
ciples Of humanity and International law which he
feared about 70 be violated In Mexico In reference
sseana.a rronon ss peadep va rsesysa -
the assembly with loud cheers
Tho srnoi dss Caesms de- FER publishes the following
note on the subject Of the Mexican bonds
considerable portion Of these securities received by
down the budget Of 1895 Bus the dennvs settle
msnt OF that years accounts has just been presented 10
,ns 3 "a ~ body and ID ..s a% o. q. ,.".
the bonds which the Treasury unable 10 negotiate
note added which says:-'Measures shall DO taken
remaining In the portfolio OF the Treasury We have
here proof that the French governments Win shortly
indemnity to the holders Of The Mexican bonds and tnai
In this wav the securities held by the Treasury will nd
compensation The AFFAIR cannot be settled too soon
very many holders In Distress either from not
getting any interest from not venturng 10 dispose OF
capital which Ia evidently quoted below the Just
amount
The report OF the legislative committee the French
budget says that The estimate for the military sxpend
ture win be exceeded and . special proposal will shortly
Be brought forward this subject No anxiety, adds
need however, be felt with regard the present u
turs state Of the finances The ordinary revenue Of
lsos shows nconsestable surplus OF 900 franco
This surplus will hereafter increase several items Of
expenditure which temporary and ranstory, will
shortly disappear. and the state Of the finances was
nsver more clear and straightforward than At present.
In the Austrian Chambers on the lTth Of June. the
Minister OF War read letter from The Emperor an
nouncing that ths new Law for the reorganzaion
Of the army would be submitted for constitutional treat
menL
In consequences Of the agitation Croatia the Austrian
had asut orders 10 the auhoxes 70 adopt