The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-03
BY STEAMSHIP TO MAY q.

The Inman steamship City Of London Captain Brooks,
which left Liverpool at one P. NJ. on the ed, and
Queenstown the afternoon OF the 23d May arrived At
this port at hafpast ten p NJ yesterday bringing
European nlos In detail OF cable dispatches two
days later than the mail advces Of the Deutschland.
The Sultan Of Turkey, accompanied by the eldest
Princes and Ali Pasha. Minister for Foreign Affairs
about to oave Constantnople for Paris whom the City
OF London sailed Tho Emperor Napoleon had ordered
the French Mediterranean squadron TO sail for Malta to
await the arrival Of the Saltan-
Seven of the Cretan delegates LEFT Constantinople sud-
denly May II without coming 10 terms with the Porte
They addressed protest TO the legations Stating that
they brought thsre against their WILL and that they
entirely without powers from the Christian popua-
ton Of Crete.
The Eendard Of May q says private letters received
In Paris from Roumana state IL to DO likely that impor
ant events will shortly take place there The party
hostile to close union Of Moldavia and walachia do.
mands that both prncpaies should be independent Of
each other and be united only BY the tie Of common
ruer-namely, Prince Charles.
banquet was given at Brest May 81 by tho pupils
OF the Imperial French Naval School to tho cadets
board Russian instruction gatc spethana anchored
in the roads, The health OF the Emperors OF Russia and
Of the French proposed respectively by the COM
mandans OF two schools. Covers we're laid for three
hundred guests
the railway station and in the streets OF st. Petersburg
May 90 upon the arrival Of the sixty-two Sclavonan
deputies the Russian capital from the Autographed
Congress at Moscow
The London Trses or the 22d of May in an article on
Trades Union Combinations, says
Among the lessons DO learnt by the old countries
OF the world from the example OF the American Republic
1t not thought that the regulation OF the labor ques
ton would find place For that question indeed
there supposed TO be Geld scope a country
where all equal not only In legal rights but
political power, where land cheap and easily pro.
durable, aud where the population was still far below
mands OF the soil Yet the relations between masters
and more seriously disturbed In the United
States at the present moment than IN this Kingdom and
Tho working classes America 'str king tn all
directions and especially 10 the Western States
The truth L. the existing relations between LABOR and
capital would be superseded altogether II tho principles
Of the Unions could be carried out and with them
social institutions now established. Communism
no theory II has had Its rise and Its develop
ments. and il has also had 10 fall.
In the British House OF Commons tho goth or May
Mr. Claiborne Hardy the Home Secretary said tina.
the hope that might be discussed without reference
political questions the government had determined TO
postpone the bin for the regulation OF the London parks
until after whitsuntide.
The same night in COMMITTEES Of the House on clause
three OF the Reform bill, Mr.. DIsraeli explained the
intention OF the Ministers with respect 10 Mr. Hodgku
sons amendment relating 10 the compound householder,
The government had 70 tho conclusion not TO deal
with the question by a separate BILL but to add
clauses to the measure before the House. which
duly mpshed by the Chancellor Of the Excheque
subsequently, the nature and extent OF the modinca-
being duly reported BY special cable telegram 70
the HKRALp.
The bill for the placing the tesgraphic Communications
OF the United Kingdom under the control aud manage
OF the government In print and would be IN
,roduced INTO Parliament whom the Reform bill was
considered safe No opposition 10 the measure was
tcipated.
The Court OF Criminal Appeal at Dublin had confirmed
the convictions In the cases OF the Fenans, Meany
and Captain McCarerty Of the judges decided Ia
favor OF the conviction In Moany's aud four against
all we're unanimous In ncCarersy's Gaze except Jsstc
o'Bren
Al tho sitting Of the Commission the 2lst OF May
tho Fenan Cody was sentenced TO twenty years Flood
and Duffy 10 afteen years each, and Connolly 10 seven
years penal servituds.
The Of De villars. Frenchman, charged with
beng concerned enormous forgeres OF bills Of
second time More witnesses examined, but the
case could not DO completed and the further hearing
was adjourned to the 10th OF May.
Proceedings instituted 10 the Court or Arches
London against Mr. Mackonochic, the reverend ncum-
bent OF 81 Adams for rtuaisc practices which he has
introduced into that church After some preliminary
Arguments the Dean Of Arches postponed tho case that
the articles Of Information might be amended
In the French Legislature tbs Committee tho Re