The New York herald., 1867-08-21

100 OF whish tho population does no. exceed Ave hou
sand souls M nnnber OF deaths daily amounts 10 from
6rty 10 sxty. Some families hsvo been entirely de-
sssoysd Among Others is norlel Motts, which has
lo,l father mother lhrse sons and two girls The only
survivors are two Sons, staden!s at Naples.
The ssml.ofeai H,rM GSnaB Ga.s!ss, Of the s.h OF
August says
Tho rsport contained ia letter dated Paris July 20,
and published by the General Augsburg Gasste OF the lst
ms resosctinc sane alleged nega atoms between the
ca5nes Of Paris ami Berlin relative 70 Shteswig s we
are IN position to say ne'ns pas psie bo, has
attempts like tas above TO dsoeve he PUBIC 8, 70 tne
relations existing between tae tvo caolnets WIZ not Do
successful.
Ths Emperor and ths isper;al family OF Austria have
expressed 10 tbs Prusssa government. through the
Austrian Minister for Foreign Affairs their thanks for
tue devotion and great energy displayed by Baron Mag
nus the Prussan Minister as Mexico. in bis Efforts to
save the Emperor Maxmllian-
General Ncltke OF the Prusssn army has terminated
military inspection OF the country which, in the last
campaign served for basos OF operation and gave pas
sage 10 lie Prussian troops general survey OF the
whos ground from Noisse 10 WarnbEuag hss been
made the work baying occupied sixteen slaG officers.
ten captains and thr,yGye ordorles with forty seven
horsas Cor three weeks The work is 90 bs continued
through Corx as far IS tho province OF Saxcay. IN
ordsr to furaisa materials Cor the history OF The
campasn.
Tho Aag;J7 Carte states thai the pclssnu military
organization completely Srmnated in thu thrce new
provinces o! Hanover Hes5e and Nassau and Scblsswg
Holslein In all these tsTfitcries the battaons OF the
Lsntweht oompeied the e!cers have been FOR the
pari taken from the former oontmgens Of the dis
trt,s but certain number Of prusslaas have been iu-
ternlineled with them
Our spactaI correspondent Berlin writing on the sth
or August says
The c,ofa-a hae fD;Ws- 0en5lCk
.,arful epidemc In tho arrisons in the latter city
everything by cholera patients s burned: FROM
tas vol known secretivenoss OF the RusSian oucias IN
such matters IL ssnpossoo 20 learn anything reiaoie
ABOUT the disease in Warsaw.
Tho crops Of wheat oil and wine ara short throughout
Portugal
The session Of the British parlismsn. was drawing
rapidly to close Tho usual ministerial ''wh.te bait
dinner a. Greenwich was Axed for the 14th Of August,
aud it was supposed tho adjournment would take place
about the Goth Inst.
The House OF Commons oa tho oh August took into
consideration the amendments 20 the Reform bill made
by tho House OF Lords Mr. Dsracl opened the discus
Speaking on behalf OF the government he dsap-
proved OF tie alterations except that relating to voting
papers made by the peers bnt recommended the Com
to aocep. the amendments because Tho Lords had
shown very concistory spirit in ther proceedings
Mr. Bright vigorously denounced the amendment as
to ths representation Of mnoritss In threeaornered
Mr. Goschsn and NJ. Gladstone. II was agreed to by
a majority OF 49-as many as Asst members voting.
In the House OF Lords the 9th OF August the Duke
OF Monrose laid the table the posa convention with
tue United States and said be trusted It would In short
time lead to daily communication. The United States
government had acted With the greatest cordalty and
had shown tho utmost anxiety TO facilitate the communi
cation with the British colonies especially with British
Colombia.
L.
had received from tho British Minister at Washington
any account OF the death Of Captain wii3red 5peer
British subject, who alleged to have been mur
dsred ths night Of Juns By soldier Of tho United
States Army, on board steamer the Missouri.
Lord Stanley SAID that letter reporting tho death had
been received and had been TO Sir F. Bruce, with
instructions tako the proper stops with regard 70 it,
No answer had yet been received trcm Sir f. Bruce.
Brigham Young was the defendant 10 case which
came before the Liverpool County Court on Tuesday.
printer, who had been employed ia q Mormon news
paper Office in that town. sued the "Chef Apostlc' for
wages ieu or notice. At tho outset 1t ranspired that
there had been service Of the summons on the de-
fsndant. 30 the Judge dismissed the csss.
The Dublin Espress says the Sixty regiment had
received orders to be prepared 10 embark from that city
on the 2oh Of August for Canada to meet threatsnet
invasion BY the Fsnanav Two other regiments In Eng
land have also, Is said bsen ordered to hold them
selves in readiness The Dublin paper adds that Lord
Sha,hnairn, who London and about return ia
Dublin had been detained In consequence Of the rscep'
OF iutsligsuce from Canada.