The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-16

necessary that the government should ally tsef w ~
cveas've and at the same time preventative deas Of tie
present age
Three battalions Of English infantry. which wore
last year added 10 the Irish establishment In conse-
quencs Of the Fenisn disturbance, 70 be with
drawn.
Under the Reform bill a. amended the boroughs
which Mr. Lalng's motion will deprive Of member
ssch-viz those having . population under ten tho
sand and above thousand. return large prepon
derance Of liberal members nineteen 10 or tho
thirteen boroughs Stamford alone returns
tves; Buckingham Bridgenorth, Cockermouth, Guild
ford and Newport send Of each political persuasion
and the remainder liberal In the not very improbable
svent Of the success Of Mr.. Gaselee's amendment
Tally dsfranchsing all boroughs with . population OF
rot less than Ave thousand Marlborough North Aner
ton, Evesham, Wells, Dartmouth, Metford Honiton,
Lyme. Ashburnham and Arundel the House OF Com
would lose seven liberal and nine conservative
members
In the English Aouse Of Commons on the Sd Of june
Mr. Butler asked tho Foreign Secretary whether he had
any information from Mexico with reference to the
port that the EMPEROR Aoxmilian had been shot Lord
stanley repled-No, sir, have no authentic nforma-
ton the subject. Indeed know nothing more than
whist has appeared in the papers think 1t probable.
considering the condition the country Is In. that the
dispatches intended for the English Foreign once have
oitnot intercepted from the DANGER OF their
being intercepted has boon found impossible to for
ward them.
Nine. Rstori had arrived In Paris
Advces from Cons,antnope state that the projected
visit Of the Sultan to the Paris Exhibition is regarded by
all classes with lively satisfaction, and the feeling
strong alike in political and financial circles
The Emperor Of Austria will stay in Paris from the
LIST to the 10th Of July The Empress will accompany
him.
The guaranteeing Christian powers had agreed upon
the terms OF TO be addressed Constantpople
with reference to Gambia. This note It is said, will
insist upon the absolute necessity Of the spton
by the Porte Of radical and efcaoious mssures calcu-
lated to put end to the present crisis in Gambia It
will also point out the danger 6f the disturbances in
Gambia extending g c.hg provinces Of tho Turkish
empire should the present state Of things be prolonged,
and Il will advise solution which shall satisfy the de-
sires OF the Cretan Christians.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Stand I
says - sss-e-
Rumors Of DISSOLUTION OF the Corps Legislatif con-
Nnue tQ circulate Bur do not believe that any such
step is likely, Is the next chamber returned would con.
tain an opposition far more determined aud powerful
than the present Legislature
In tho Italian Parliament the budget Cor public works
for 1867 had come ON for discussion. was resolved
that there should be general debate, Snd that the
Chamber should once proceed to discussion Of
the different clauses
A telegram from Madrid says
1t Is expected that tho government will shortly lay
before the C0rtes some important financial bis-one
referring 70 the unifcaon Of tho public debt Of Spain
in one three per cont consolidated stock.
In the Spanish Senate the bill fixing the annual
tngent at forty thousand passed The govern
ment accepted the amendment granting the powers to
call out the reserve by single decree.
An imperial Russian decree has been published
whereby all political prosecutions still pending refer
ence the latest rsngs quashed and all persons
implicated, except criminal offenders, amnestied.
No fresh prosecutions will DO Instituted in reference
the last Polish instruction All Poles informed in Rus
STA will DO allowed to return to thor homes Polish
priests will be allowed to return 70 their homes, and
natives of the Western provinces will receive permission
to to Poland. All Polish priests to be sub
ject to the Governor OF Poland a we'll to their
bishope.