The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-23

1oucu Minister or Foreign AFFAIRS tue circular never
theess appears TO 10 be directed in general against
mat Power, and especially against the intimacy be-
tween Bismarck and Gortschakon The Emperor Napo-
leon wished that the note should discuss the German
question but not touch the affairs OF the East He
desired In certain manner TO calm down Prussia;
the other hanG he observes profound silence towards
IS precisely that attitude. One might imagine
that France wishes to drag Prussia over to her.
II sucN tendency exists, Il is the proof OF q de-
hntve renuaciNion OF policy OF adventurous acts
The transformation OF the firearms in the Italian army
has been commenced az Turin. The government has de-
cdsd that the Bersagle shall be the first provided with
needle guns and In order to arrive Immediately at
uniformity in the exercise Of the muskst the Min
lister OF War ordered each Of the bataons
OF those troops send officer and three sergeants
special school established in the former capital Of Italy
Earl Derby was somewhat better in health, though 1t
Is said sudden release from the attack Of illness ID
scarcely TO DO expected.
Tho Independence learns the following from Tervuersn
on the date OF the 7th Of September
DR. Bulkens leaves to-day for GheeI. The physical
and moral state OF the Empress Charlotte sensiby
snat inc Of this dsn
Tho Princess has recovered, said all her presence
OF mind. After Monday DR.. Bulkens will resume the
direction Of the establishment ut Gheel but he will
return from time to time to Tervuersn 70 superintend
the progress of the cure II is stated that the Empress
has not yet learned the death Of her oonsort.
At meeting OF the Reform Fete and Banquet Com
letter from Mr.. Gladstone, expressing hope that the
banquet would be great success aud stating that his
best efforts next session would be devoted to removing
the imperfections in the new Reform act.
An association Of workngmen at Birmingham, Eng
land who share the opinions OF the Reform League in
political matters, and called the BIRMINGHAM and Dis
trict Trades Council have mooted the subject Of send
ing workingman to Parliament as third member for
Birmingham.
The military store department in Woolwlch, England.
engaged night and day arranging and packing pack
saddles, harness. and other military necessares for the
Abyssniau campaign.
at Limehouse, England, was committed for trial.
number of Arab horses, present to Queen Victoria
from the Sultan Of Turkey, arrived in England.
The Prince and Princess Royal OF Prussia will visit
England at the end OF october.
A second issue OF Prussian Treasury bonds will be
made to the amount OF Eve million tbaers The bonds
will bear per cont interest," dating from the 18th OF
August and will be issued at y per cent premium.
Spanish decree has been issued, ordering inquiry
to be held relative to the conduct Of General MKenna
during the recent nsurrectonary movement in Ara
gon. Pending the investigation the General has been
placed under arrest at his own residence.
The Espana Of Madrid announces the execution, at
Valencia Of Sylvester Martinez Daz and Dionisio Ruiz
condemned to death by the Council OF War that city
That tribunal has also sentenced the who composed
the band Of Perelo to several years' Imprisonment,
with hard labor.
The radical msmbers OF the Assembly Of Burgers Of
Frankfort have frustrated the elections for the Senate
which were to have taken place, and have demanded
revision Of the constitution.
number OF North Schleswigsrs Of the Danish party
who belong to the army reserve, have fed to Denmark
to avoid six weeks drill in the Landwehr, which had
been ordered.
Among the twenty schleswie- Holsseln potabes sum.
moned to Berlin ton supporters Of the present gov
ernment Eight formerly promiosnt supporters Of
the Augustenburg Claims and the remaining two are
favorable to reunion with Denmark. An the nosabies
were members Of the former schleswig Hosten Assem-
bly, Of Estaes and two Vice Presidents respectively
OF the Itzehoe and ronsburg Diets
The Portuguese government has concluded with an
English company contract for the establishment Of
submarine telegraph which, starting from Peniche and
finishing at Falmouth. would directly PORTUGAL
and England.
Intelligence received in Marseles, September IL,
from Athens the 9Th ns states that, according
the Greek papers, Turkish man-of-war OF Gambia had
hosted the French flag order to deceive the nhab.
tants Upon women and children assembling on the
shore embark the Turkish vessel 10 said fred
them, killing four women, three girls and boy and
wounding several persons The nsurgsat government
sent in q protest the Consul. The Greek blockade
Union made another successful voyage Gambia
with munitions and supplies. Russian vessels continue
10 take OF families from the island The Egyptian troops
10 Gambia were returning home
correspondent Of the Dublin Fteemans Journal
writing from Londonderry Ireland, the 10th inst,
states that a most suspicious craft observed or
Buncrava on the coast the previous evening She
looked to be about 600 700 tons burden, bark
rgeed painted black, with white ports When first
she was close TO the mouth Of Lough swiftly and
warned the coast eunrds from coming alongside.
man named William Harbison charged with
Fenansm, died in Belfast Qreland) jail.
AT the Bradford England Borough Court, a man OF
the Of John Lawler charged by Sergeant Hop
kin with interfering with him in the discharge Of his
duty. Hopkn was endeavorng to remove some men
who creating disturbance in passage in Ivegate
when the prisoner inerfered. and so troublesome
thai Hopkn had to obtain the assistance Of Mr. George
Hartley ex-reeving officer and the prisoner was taken
into custody. card was found in LAWYERS possession
which bore a representation Of James stephens sur
rounded by portraits of Mulcahy, J. o'Connor I. C.
Cory, J. o'Leary ". f. Roantrce O'Donovan lRossa,,
and c. J. Kckham In the centre OF the card the
letter &C, having at the top the words The Irish
Republic" and underneath 'sThe Irish Fenan Execu.
tive" There were some other emblems and portraits
on tho card. The pugnacous Fsnian fined 5s, and
7s expenses or ten days Imprisonment in default
Ex-Governor Eyre is staying at Dover, England. and
has been feted by the officers Of the Fynrs regiment
quarered in the garrison.
By way OF England We have the news from the west
of Africa dated Benin the 4th Fernando Pc aud
Camcroons July 81; Monrovia 18th, Coast Castle the
9th Cape Palmas. 18th; Sierra Leone the 18TH and
Bathurst the 18th Of August Trade was dull a, Benin
Fernando 20, Csmeroons, Old Caladar, Jsiah Coffee,
Cape Paimas and Bathurst, while at the other ports
business was brisk with the exception Of Cape Coast
Castle All the ports healthy.
THE" REDS" IN COUNCIL.
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