Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-27
BY STEAMER.

Arrival of the steamer Hermann.5
New YORK, May 25.--The steamer Her
mann, from Southampton 14th, has arrived.
MIR. Walpole, who resigned the British
Home Office, remains a member of the
Cabinet without the office of Marquis.
French Opinion ON the Luxemburg
Treaty. sssUs
Mouster in announcing the signing of
the Luxemburg treaty, said : The treaty
fully aceords with the view of the French
Government. 1t does away with q state of
things established against us in an evil
time, and maintained for Tffty-five years.
1t gives to our German frontier the guar
antee of another naturalized State. 1t Sc
cures to the king Grand Duke complete
independence, and not only removes the
causes of imminent conflict, but gives a
fresh pledge for the strenthening of good
relations and the 5maintainance of the
peace of Europe. --.--
The Government has to congralate itself
upon having obtained these results, and to
make known how just and friendly are the
sentiments of the powers toward us, the
Government thinks it useful to especially
point out that for the first time a confer
ence, instead of following war and con-
filming itself to sanctioning its results, has
succeeded in anticipating and in preserv-
ing the benefits of peace. This is precious
| indication of new tendencies which prevail
in the world, and over which the friends OF
PROCESS and civilization should rejoice.
Storm in London.
| There had been a terrific thunder and hail
/, storm in London. = -
Fenian Riot.
A Fenian riot occurred at Killarney
Thirteen policemen mobbed and several
severely hurt by stones.z Police reinforce
| ments and the military subdued the DEM
! onstration. 1900. ,---. 49,
Il -+.s- .. The French Crops. r.. n
French crops are highly satisfactory an6
the Paris and provincial corn markets art
declining. .p-,.-..,.. - Sos
The Cretes form a Provisional Gov
| .-r..-s ernment,
The Cretes has formed Provisional Gov.
eminent and appointed Mavrocordato, tht
eminent Greek statesman, Governor Gen
eral. The Greek blockade runner Arcadit
had landed 700 volunteers in Crete, unde
the. command OF General Hahu, a Swiss
officer. .-....5ls. -. .,s.i ef 5t.+. i..s
Details of the Engagement on tn,
10Th of April. D..
Details of the engagement on the 18th o
April state that the. Cretanss three time
repulsed the enemy, $4,000 strong, and al
last routed them with heavy loss. All tn
provisions and war munitions, with on,
hundred and fifty horses, fell into the hand
of the insurgents. Ie' nca ,77e@ -7-f.t .
A1''ag,'- The Greek Loan. -,.-f
The new Greek loan was progressing ia
vorably. As-.'s@a a3--f. tt-@-s e'Ss
i Greek Minister to Washington.
Mr.. Arrangae, Greek Minister to Wash
ington, an eminent scholar, left Athen
early in April. He was formerly ForeigI
Minister of Greece. He speaks Englisl
thoroughly.
| e-al7 : @ Dead. iags tsgs"
.Possian, tho famous singer, is. dead.
-'a Arrival of the Germania.
The Germania, from Southampton 18th
has arrived, with little news.
Fenian Affairs.
Fourteen Fenian prisoners, confined a
EMS. had been released on their own re
cognizances, and it is understood the crow
will forego prosecution, except in fey
cases. Thirteen of the seventeen Fenia
prisoners confined in the Limerick goa
have volunteered to inform. Six have bee
selected for this purpose. r-s 53t .-.
Decision by Napoleon.
Napoleon has decided that all non-com