The New York herald., 1867-04-28
BY sfEAnsaR 10 APRIL II.

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| BIZ SfEAnSAR TO APRIL II.
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which len SousAsaiptoa the 18th or April, sr4SA -
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The stsannhip Minnesota, Of the Guicn 4 wiIlians'
line, Captain Harris, from Liverpool The 1lth and
Queenstown the 18Th Of April arrived at this port yes
terday She landed thousand and fourteen pasBen
gers
The mail steamship Cimbna, Captain Trautmann,
which left Southampton the 18th Of April arrived a
this port at hafpast o'clock this Sunday morning
The Cimhria brings no moro definite information in
reference TO Luxembourg II is clear however that the
assurances given BY the French papers, that satsfac
tory solution was probable did mot hnd much belief In
France s.
The Pail Mall Gazette Of the latest date says:-
We have good TO believe that Lord Stanley has
received from the Spanish government favorable reply
70 his latest despatch the subject Of the Victoria.
In the North German Parliament Count Bismarck
said
II the opposition prevents me from completing the
work which has been begun shall request the King
relieve me OF my post
The journeymen ropemakers Of Lc Mans France. were
strike They demand additional sixty cents day.
Tho masters have offered thirty cents on condition that
the men shall work twelve days in each fortnight The
terms were not accepted and many Of the hsve left
the town to seek work elsewhere. sThe determination
Of the committee Of jouneymen sailors" says the Paris
EpoqSe Ito accept no compromise a the extent Of
their demands, has produced the results which might
have been expected By circular issued two days back
hundred and eighty-three masters engage TO make
no concessions The aAir = ssssmi1 serious a. pect
for II the first claims made by the workmen may DO
considered as exaggerated the rejection now opposed
by the masters must also be acknowledged to be
radical
Tho American correspondents Of the London press, in
their letters published April 10 report that tho split In
the repub icao party Is widening daily and that
suit will, in all probability, be tho return Of the demo.
crass 70 power coalition. they say, may possibly
however, TO judge from certain Indications already ap
parent be brought about between conservative
members Of the republican and the more liberal mem.
bsrs sfths dsmocraa1e party. The New York oorre1
spondent OF the London Tmss writing on the Soth a
March, says
The old leaders of the republicans have been mot only
depcsed but cast out Of the very ranks OF the party
The older political msn do net know whittier they
being driven They look upon tho present biosdlssa
but momentous revelation with mingled disssust and be-
wlderment This beautiful machinery Of me state and
federal system working independently or each other but
upon common principle and for the general welfare Of
all has been thrown out Of harmony, and say
but ali is confusion What sort Of work l. going %
do predict. The public feeling is echoed in
hostile 70 Inc Prsdsnl and warmly in favor Of the rad
cala
The Princess Christian Of Schisswig HolseIn Princess
Helena EngandD was confined OF Prince in England
April II.
royal Spanish decree has been published dismissng
nve magistrates OF the superior Tribunal for having
voted In the Senate in favor Of the motion expressing
regret the sskon By the against
Marshal serrano sshor Gonzales Bravo. Minister Of
the Interior delivered speech in the Coes In reply
some statements made by members Of the opposition,
in which he said" The exceptional and repressive
system pursued BY the government will continue long
the parties opposed 70 the persist In their
revolutionary attitude
La France OF Paris Of April H. says II knows from
private that the difference between England and
Spain vas in fair way Of settlement
telegram from Constantinople says:-
The destination Of Omar Pacha, the Turkish CON-
manderin-Chief has been changed. He has left for
Crete, with two war steamsrs and one thousand five
hundred picked men. with orders to strike decisive
blow the msurrection. When hts mission in Crete
accomplished he will proceed TO take the command OF
the Turkish army ON the Greek frontierA
France continued agating at Consantnople in favor
OF the Cretans In . dubious manner. England main
tanned strict neutrality the Eastern question
Prince Michael OF servia had arrived Bucharest He
was received the gates OF the city by Prince Charles
and cheered by large crowd.
Baron onernberg, Consul General OF Russia in Bu-
charcs presented April TO- his credentials 70 the Prince
of RoumaniA
The Greek steamer Arcadia made her third successful
voyage to CANDIDA and landed the island proviuons
munitions OF and clothing for the insurgent& She
was pursued by me Turks but escaped. The Cretan
National Assembly proclaimed religious tolerasion the
equal rights OF Turks and Christians and security for
the property Of both
In the session OF the Bohemian Diet at Prague after
speech from Herr Rieger, ninety Of the members
formally protested against the irregularities with which
they declared the present elections have been a.
tended and throwing up ther posts deputies Quilted
the Chamber On their departure q scene Of commo-
on ensued and the President Of the Diet ordered the
galleries TO be closed s ss
The editor Of the Polk has been arrested In Prague,
and Il was believed that similar course viii be adopted
with all the other journals Of the Opposition
Nv m order issued In Pssth directed that the
prcparaous for the coronation Of the Emperor and EN-
press a King and Queen Of Hungary should be
pletsd by May 70. M
Tho students Of Finland have asked for permission OF
the Russian government 10 hold . meeting with tho
view Of bringing their grievances 70 the knowsdgs Of
the Chancellor Of the University, the Czarewch and
the Czar Ine VICE OnAncenoF VI suo on""siv TO
fused r.s. f..a
On the 10th OF April there was distressing scene at
Ho1smongsr lane Jail, London, at the execution OF
James Longhurst, young man who murdered little
girl near Guildford, undsr circumstances Of great
atrocisy when the prisoner was brought out TO b
pnioned he wrestled with the turkeys and the pnion-
ing had 70 bs done whiIs he wa held down on the
ground when he got TO the scod he refused 70 stand
under the beam, and, after much struggling in the sight
Of the crowd he held In position until the rope was
adjusted and the bolt drawn The IL spoken Of IS
horrible.
Religious ceremonies were held In all the churches Of
81 Petersburg April H. to celebrate the anniversary Of
the Czars escape from the attempt made upon his life
| last year
English mail advices from Australia dated in Mel
bourne on the Goth Of February, report the following
| tems:-