The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-01
BY STEAMSHIP TO MAY a.

BY STEAMSHIP TO MAY a.
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The German mail steamship Deutchland, Captain
Vessels from southampton the 21st of May arrived
at this port yesterday evening" bringing European
flies containing details Of cable dispatches to her
day of sailing two days than the mail reports Of
the scotia
The Deuchland landed about eight hundred passen-
gers
The London Times of the 2lst OF May uesday reports
the race for the French Derby Prx de Jockey Club at
Chantilly, which took place Sunday. the 10Th uit
BY special cable telegram dated the course at Chan
lilly we gave full account OF this exciting turf con-
test in the HERALD the morning, that the Ame
rcan people were informed OF the result through
columns just as early the astocras and sport
ing Of London
The Paris Fatrie publishes the following paragraph,
which explains in some measure Napoeons idea in the
purchase of the Dunderberg. The writer says
We have reason to believe that rrussan agents have
been despatched New York with the of purchas-
ing the ron-cad vessels built during the late in
the United states, but which since its conclusion have
become in OF the wants of that country Among
other vessels mentioned the monitor Onondaga and
the armored frigate Dunderberg.
In the Paris Exhibition, tho 18th of May, while
Napoleon inspecting the explosive electric machines
exhibited in the Austrian department for the destruc
ton OF vessels tremendous explosion heard. The
sensation experienced Dy the crowd WAS most
but when 1t known that the Emperor was quietly
engaged in conversation with the engineer burst Of
cheering broke forth and resoundcd through the
gallery. The of the explosion not explained
On the Goth OF May Queen Victoria laid the foundation
the Hall Of Arts and Science Kensngton Lon
dom The ceremony was one Of regal magnidcence and
Majesty was received with genuine outburst OF en-
shus.asm. An immense crowd attended The musical
performances perfect the Royal Italian Opera
company could make them. The Prince of Wales as
chairman of tho committee, read address to the
Queen Her Majesty replied very briefly. and was back
OF Windsor early In the afternoon.
In he House Of Commons. the Goth Of May, Mr..
Lowe, NJ p, delivered lengthy and very able speech
the subject Of reform and the effects of large
tension of the franchise in revolutionzing political
parties Great Britain. In the Of his address he
Said
The parties Of the future will have resemblance to
the parties Of the present Tho parties will mot
stren NTH TIE aIsos Of dead parties. Hear, hear)
Federaist 1t is matter OF antiquarian research to
whom heard 20 much when was in America ten Years
agos They extinct as the ichthyosaurus: and
who now knows anything Of the Know Nothngs and the
freesoersf These names raised up to crafty
mcnary want or the popular mind, and when they had
served the purpose which called them into use they
ceased to be- The names we are not particularly
applicable to-day; originally the wings meant rogucs,
and tories robbers What is the difference between demo-
specific meaning. democrat Is generally republican,
and republican very frequently democrat Each has
become absolutely meaningless distinction from the
other and neither expresses any very definite idea
The London Times Of the 21st Of May details 'Mane
Liquor Law meeting. held in that city. We take the
following extracts from the report
Last evening the Hon. Neal Dow, OF Nane United
States usually called General Dow since the civil
delivered address in the Guildha the city OF Lon
don the use Of which had been granted on application
81 Pa
ism and Crime. The chair taken BY Mr.. Alderman
Hale and though the weather was unfavorabe, there
was very large audience many OF whom were women.
General Dow stood forward speak, and enthusiast
cay cheered Promising that that grand old civic hall
cason said poverty psuperism and crime
extensively prevalent in England than any other
hence had attempted to deal with them In states
manliks manner. They, In America wanted the
EnSsa people 20 put tine n9uOr franc down Tho
bat they would haze Il there OF they sooud kxOw the rscsOn
phy.
The London Star Of the Goth Of May REPORTS
Mr. William Lloyd Garrison the distinguished leader
Of the American anti-sAvery party, and Mr.. George
Thompson, arrived 1t Liverpool in the Cuba Saturday
last Mr. Garrison Intends to make stay Of several
months this country and the continent Friday
the unanimous request Of the passengers board
Cuba who included gentlemen from various parts Of the
Southern states Mr.. Thompson delivered address,
which most enth usastically received
Tho Paris Dsbots, after announcing the ratification Of
the Luxembourg peace treaty by the King Prussia and
Napoleon, says
We think that the present government, like the gov
caused throughout all France BY the Luxembourg affair
and complete our system OF defences
The same paper advocates tho necessity Of France
being prepared for anv emergency that may arise
France has desire TO make against any ono; she
desires peace, but she also desires be prepared for
any event
In the Italian Legislature the Church Property bill Of
wtth Al
In Florence King Victor Emanuel received deputa.
ton from the Chamber of Deputies congratulate him
on the marriage Of the Prince Amadeus to express
their gratitude his remuneration Of four millions OF
his civil list The King, in his reply, advered to the
present condition Of Italy aud Europe, and said that he
had welcomed with pleasure the Treaty Of London, in
which he was happy that Italy had participated.
adding
Nevertheless We must form lIusions Oner COM
plcatons may arise from at present Unforeseen events
We shall DO fortunate IT, In this period Of peace
succeed IN reorsanzng the finances The conditions OF
Improvement are only courage and perseverance,.
Five hundred spanish political emigrsnss, who
cepted the amnesty OF the Queen, had arrived at run
An announcement from the Governor Of Madrid
posted up on the Bourse denying OF disturb
ances at Barcelona
Tho Madrid correspondent OF the Tadspendance Beige
writing tho 18th OF May describes the political state
OF Spain thus
Fresh arrests have recently been made. The demo-
Gratis Revere and Figueras both distinguished lawyers
have been imprisoned at the Saladero but be
moved thence to-day for transportation the FIRST men,
toned 70 Porto Rico, and The latter 70 Fernando Pc.
Several merchants OF the Gallo Preciados have
arrested. The population OF Madrid has become So
rously alarmed BY all these rigorous measures and
terpslaons upon the subject have been addressed
the government by deputy belonging TO the Liberal
Union; but the Minister'S otherwise occupied tho
Senate with the debates upon the Indemnity BILL have
postponed any categorical reply. Two sergeans whose
names are In the Gazette have received PROMOTION
for having denounced military conspiracy which was
70 have taken action simultaneously al Antequera and
al the camp before Gibraltar IL appears that plot Of
similar nature has been discovered Ia Catalonia