The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-08
Acts Of COmmittal Against the Sep
TENDER Convention.
French Retaliation ON Engiand's
Roman Policy.
The Eastern Question and Russo-Greek
Intrigues Against Turkey.
American Reputation as Seen in
England.

The mails or the Java reached this city from Boston
carly yesterday morning, bringing special cores.
pondence and European dies, detail OF our cable
dispatches dated to the 26th of October.
The steamship s. Lawrence, from Liverpool passed
Father Point the way to Quebec six O'Clock yes.
terday morning.
the North German Gassne, OF Berlin, October o. com.
pairing the unary movement OF Germany with that O!
Italy, says
We believe that union will be accomplished in Ger
many without those violent shocks which Italy must
pore, because the mnu.nent IN t,el1py IL IN roaserpa
tue 01s We recommend that prncipte 10 the ard MT
prps Of Tag, who have become dear 10 by the
alliance Of last year Italian unity VIII not be accom-.
pshed by barbados, will be prevented by watch
ing the ironter We wait calmly until Southern Ger
many shall come TO JOIN u.s. the same viii be the case
with ilay ne less imp1ten she hGt BE- % 90 10 Rome
me more surely siu Rome cone % join italy.
Letters from Rome inform that all the Powers who
have representatives. at tho court OF the Holy See
graduated the Pontihca government the determined
spirit OF It's troops and the energetic impulse gwen
BY it to the defence OF ts territory.
Paris letter Of October o. ID The Journal du Havre
says
II here tina. Prince Napoleon had advised
Victor Emanuel at tine last give France the
necessary satisfaction IL is certain that the Prince
was the principal intermediary IN the negotiation which
aDd ha, toward which the Italian government was tend
ing II was be, also, who having put forward the
Of General Cladin as head of the cabinet caused him
70 be accepted equally at Paris at Turin being able
10 smooth down the situation. However, guard
against exaggeratng the strength Of the tie which
unites the two governments.
The Paris Porie OF October rs, speaking OF a rumor
which lately prevailed relative 10 France being about to
appeal to tho other Powers OF Europe relative tho
Roman question, says
During thu crisis just ended France was bound to be
sole judge o. question which involved its dignity and
its honor But the policy of the Emperor's govern
men in giving effect 20 rs rights aud ts duties, will
always endeavor conciato the of the
try with those OF Europe. We therefore believe we
may State that the principle Of the status quo contained
IN the convention OF the 18TH September being NAM
laned anew, as ought to be- the Cabinet of the Tui
cries would not be averse TO calling the attention Of
me Great Powers 10 the events which have taken place.
and to endeavor through conference, find means
q preventing the recurrence OF crlsis which miqht
profoundly disturb the repose OF Europe
In the Extraordinary Budget for 1862 laid before
The Baden Chambers, appears augmentation of about
SIX millions OF forms (2 Soc each tho preceding
year. note in the official Journal Of the Grand Duchy
makes known thai the excess 4 connected with the
Total administration, civil and military. and that the
necessary vii, DO taken by the gov.
ernment from the Sinking Fund.
discussion has taken place in the Bavarian Cham
Der Of Deputies the Custom House treaty with Prus
na. From explanations gwen by the Prime Minister.
Prince Hohenlohe IL seems that at the commence.
msnt OF the negotiations Prussia required the OF
the South to accept her propositions constitute
among themselves a customs unon with which the
Confederation OF the North would willingly entertain
friendly relations; the Grand Duchy OF Baden and the
kingdom OF waremberg having rejected the alter
native and Bavaria not being able to proclaim either
free trade to surround herself with Gordon OF
tom houses, there nothing LETT but 70 accept After
having explained that point, Prince Hohenlohe set
himself 10 the Bavarian separatsts to the
consequences OF the country entering the reorganzed
zolverein.
The Paris Entire says
The famous American clown Agrea,, called the Man
hy committed suicide last week at Berlin in presence of
thousand spectators by hrlug pistol in his
at the moment he was hanging BY his feet 10 the ceiling
Of the theatre.
The actor Coudor who 'createa' ths part OF General
Boum in the Graade Dacassse de Gerolse has died
Wiesoaden OF inflammation OF the lungs.
Count AchiIls Pepo, husband OF Nine. Alboni, the
singer has died asylum in Paris, to which he
removed about two years ago.
telegram from Belgrade dated on the 25th of oco.
Der, says
report from the Minister or Finance announces
surplus Of fourteen and half millions Of pas,res
twenty-five confines each) for'the current year The
Prince expected 3 Belgrade on Sunday next Tho
ornaments are being actively continued Tho attitude
OF Turkey becomes more mcnacins daily. Conflicts
more numerous on The frontier.
A telegram from Bombay OF the Goth OF October re-
ports
The Amcer Afzul Khan Is dead Siriar Mahomcd
Cazum Kahn has been recognized his The
son OF the deceased Ameer continues to command the
new Ameer's army. II Is said that Anecr Shere All has
retired 70 Hcra seek the aid o. his 500, COVER.
OF that town.
The Indian mail at Trieste October Is, brings the fol-
lowing uews:-Reativo to the murder Of two English
sailors at Nagassk, the Admiral Governor has arrested
the Vice Governor and him to Jeddo where he will
be made responsible for the act The British Admiral
and Ambassador demand satisfaction.
Advices from Hong Hong to the 18th Of September
state that the rebel troops within thirty miles OF
Pekn and that tho Tartar troops against them have
been beaten.