The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-17
By STEAMSHIP TO JUNE 4.


Our European files by the steamship weser, at this
port on Saturday, contain the following mail details Of
orr cable dispatches to the 4h Of june additional TO the
compilation published in the HERALD yesterday morning:
Large quantities Of materials were being sent daily
from Vienna 70 the Southern TyroL Tho Austrian Gov
nment Ii said 70 bs about 70 construct considerable
fortiacations in that province.
Tho Provincia Correspondence Of Berlin reproduces
che wordslpronounced BY Count Bismarck in the North
German Parliament relative to tho execution Of Article
Of the treaty Of Prague relative TO the retrocesson
OF part Of Schsswig TO Denmark. The Count said
that Prussia could not accord any frontier line Of
mature 70 impair her military position and obge her to
conquer second time that Of Duppel He added that
the fate OF the German populations Of those districts
must also Of necessity bs secured by preparatory nego
tiations with the Copenhagen Cabinet
Tho London Star Of tho 4th Of June says:-
We lately expressed disbelief Of the assertion
y e 1
sion, only twelve years Of age he suocseded, In July
1884, his father Hen Foung who died from an excess o.
Esgish sAd French, the latter commanded BY General
Cousin. Montauban. now Count Do Palkao Touns.Ch,
under the regency Prince Kong, the most civilized Of
the Chinese and who has with the Europeans
al the later o. srd ~ s n sas rs
tender an age as that OF the Chinese Emperor, the
doubt.
The Appeal Court OF Berlin has condemned the respon
sibs editor Of the KladderadatsA fifteen days i'm
prsonment for having attacked the doctrines Of the
Catholic Church, and especially the dogma Of the I'm
maculate Conception.
number OF distinguished English rtuasts, includ.
ng Dr. Pussy and Archdeacon Denson, have forwarded
an address Charles Thomas Lord Archbishop Of Can
tsrbury, in which they set forth their views Of the
elements used In the Holy Eucharist. They maintain
the doctrine Of consubstantiaon instead Of that Of
transubstantiaton. They write In moderate and pro-
fessedly conciatory language but It was doubted in
London whether the document would exert any in
nuence in alaying the agitation which SO widely pre-
walls in Great Britain on the subject
The Administration OF the French Post Office has Is
sued the following notice.
Tho service of steamers destined the ports
OF the Mediterranean with those OF Brazil aud La
Janero Buenes Ayres and Mon,ey,deo viii be charged
with the conveyance OF the mails Of Brazil and La
Plata The first departure is to take place on juno
The Berlin correspondent Of the London Times,
writing on the 2sth Of May, says
In moro than one respect the Prussan government
seems TO be acting on the time honored adage vis pa
Lower Rhine country, to be Immediately strength
ened The establishment OF fortified camp at Treyes,
the Middle Rhine Is contemplated. At Neisse, GIatz
and Kongsberg Ia tho eastern provinces OF the realm,
we'll a. at KEEL and other points Of the Duchics
doubled energy Is displayed In erecting redoubts
and adapting old TO the requirements created by the
artillery OF the epoch One battery at Gasemunde.
north Of Bremen, has been finished two others are
national aesucss to orders have been given
TO try the newly perfected submarine ship Of NJ Bauer
As the former inventions Of the same gentleman In this
line proved many aborons, his latest device must
promise better success 70 have had trial accorded IT,
A vote OF censurc on the Prussan government was
passed by Ill votes 10 rs In the Prussan Chamber by
Deputies May 20. The cause was the appointment OF
Count Lipps OF Herr oberg, Hanoverian judge, TO
Judicial vacancy in Prussia Count Iippe introdu cod
some time ago into the Prussian Chamber bill to
BILE the appointment OF Hanoverian judges Prussan
judicial posts The bill opposed the ground that
for some time TO come Hanovarian lawyers would not
be sufficiently acquainted with Prussan TO be az for
Prussan judges These arguments prevailed, and tho
bill was rejected bu, Notwithstanding this Count Lppe
appointed Herr oberg 70 q judgeship. motion
demnng the appointment unconstitutional was
moved BY Herr Assmann, while Deputy Hauschtek
moved an amendment Ia favor OF the government
The amendment supported BY Count Bppc, but
negatved by 172 votes TO 90, and then Herr ASS
mann's motion was carried by the majority.
In the House Of Commons, the 10th Of May, Mr..
'Fawcetts bill for amending the English Uniformity Act,
70 allow the admission OF others than members Of
he Established church 70 fellowship oxford and Cam
bridge Univsrsisies, next came on. The debate
chiefly noticeable for the fact that the bill opposed
by Mr.. Gladstone, who was followed by his late col
league Mr.. Cardwcll, who gave bis hearty assent
tho measure. Eventually the bill was read second
tins BY majority Of -, the numbers being for the
second reading 200 against 1850
Avery crowded meeting Of the operative taiIors who
are cut strike In London held at the AIhambra
Palace, May 20. From the tone adopted BY the speak
ers seems that mode OF terminating this dispute
Ss been discovered but that the two parties workmcn
snd masters are engaged In mutual recrimipaton The