The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-18
French Pamphlet ON the Coming
Changes Of the Nations.
Manifesto Of the Roman Ma
tional Junta.
German and English Opinion Of the
Temporal Power.
The War in Gambia and French Testimony In
Favor Of the Turks.

Tho clnard steamship PersIs, Captain Lott. which
left Liverpool at NJ on tho 5th and Queenstown
the 9th instant arrived at this port early yesterday
morning. bringing special correspondence and aes
in detail OF cable dispatches dated TO her day Of
sailing from Ireland.
The Europe, OF Frankfort. OF tho Sd instant Gays
The assim alton Hesse 10 the Northern Coufedera
ton Is bong gradually accomplished. Tho postal al.
minstraton, by becoming Prussisn. has gwen 10 the
government OF Berlin control over the press which
bad hitherto been toleraby free in the Duchy.
The Haiia, OF Naples, publishes the following
Another armor-pa,sd frigate belonging to French
Mediterranean squadron lately arrived al Cvita vecchia,
ge,hsr with several persons Who sssmsa 10 bs m,,av
In plain clothes.
The Prussan military authorities have published the
FIRST OF Ave portions OF forming the history OF
the campaign Of 1885, This contains an account
Of the diplomatic relations preparations for war; con-
centraton and position Of the armies and the operations
against Hanover and Electoral Hesse There are also
supplementary chapters containing orders battle re-
turns OF the effective and OF the troops
veyed by railway. An Introduction OF . few pages
precsdes tho narrative and gives . summary OF the
diplomatic situation prior TO the war. Among other
things IL says:
Tho in 1855 between Prussia and Austria had be-.
come historical necessity, and was certain 70 break
tween the Roman west and the Sclavonan east. could
not continue to exist in the state OF political weakness
glorious empire The results OF the alliance OF Prussia
With Austria against foreign Powers had always shown
Europe but tue interests OF the Powers were un.
fortunately irreconcilable homo There no room
Austria had already separate existence but Prussia
could not, without sacrificing herself abandon her posi-.
ton in Germany.
The General Correspondence Of Vienna sAys:-
We publish the text OF the proclamation from the
Sultan which, confirming all previous similar acts
grants full and entire amnesty to all the Inhabitants Of
tion well as to the foreigners who had como 10 lend
assistance to the insurgents Tho Turkish authorities
procsr. Tor these latter every facility for leaving
who may wish TO cmigrate. This measure does honor
70 the government OF the Sultan.
The Committee Of the London Stock Exchange 70.
fused to grant settlement. in the shares OF tho British
and American Telegraph Company tAlIsns Incl chiefly
on the ground that large number shares had been
placodn the names OF persons who could not be cou.
sdered bona fde holders.
Certain shareholders III the British and American Bank
had addressed requsion TO the directors favor Of
winding up The circumstance OF call Of f5 per share
being proposed s the OF the movement; but the
directors considered dissolution would nexpedient
because the business thus realized their sxpsc-
taons aud they OF opinion that II the be met
they will be able to do and remunsativs
trade
Tbs Pail Mall Gasdte OF the Ah OF October reports
Tho distress which has for some tims prevailed
among the working classes in France appears by the
latest reports from the manufacturing districts TO be
the increase At Rouen OF the factory hands
work FOR only four days in the week, and Is said
the manufacturers will soon reduce this number TO
three There also great difficulty In obtaining work
Ebmuf, Aulhouse aud St Quentia. In Paris, too the
completion OF most Of the streets and buildings
has thrown great number OF laborers out OF work,
and who earned from four i've francs day
last year glad to obtain employment At less
than half that This state Of things will Of course,
DO still further aggravated by the close OF the Exhb.
ton II is to be feared the lower classes Paris
will have hard time Of IL this winter
The London Army and Nary Gazette says that the
vIcsroy OF Egypt ordered corps OF 10 900
proceed TO the frontier OF Ably KsniA The authorities
Cairo fancy tho British expedition to Abyssnia s
not half large enough, aud that a least 40 900
ought to be sent to make real impression.
The Calcutta correspondent Of the London Times.
writing the Sd OF September reports the Russian Ad
vance in Central Asia thus
Matters TO be very serious In Central Asia All
our information whether through native official chan
nes tends 10 this that there close understanding
between Russia and Persia that Russia will Shsre
Ali 70 the throne OF Cabu; and that Persia will
probably get Herat The prico OF her assistance Our
policy IN Cabul has been 70 recognize only de faco
rulers aud We have alienated all Tho haharsjan OF
Cashmere subject though bound by treaty to make
conquests intriguing also, and Is sald-but Of this
have authentic intelligenceto have sent force
against Cashgar. Bokhara virtual feudatory Of
the Gar aud there IL nothing strong between the oxus
10 which bis power extends. and Poshawur.
holiday observed at Liverpool the day the
Persia sailed account OF . grand review Of the VOL
unteers OF that part OF the country which being
hold at Seton Park the city, BY the Duke or
Cambridge