The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-23
BIT MAIL TO JANUARY ii.

The steamship Germania Captain Ehlers, which left
Southampton the 18th of been detained
two days the Elbe--arrived at this port yesterday
afternoon.
She brings our files dated her day Of sailing,
taing details of cable dispatches and of the mail
telegraph summary Of the Nova scoan, al Portland
The Paris Patrs denies q rumor, published by the
Apemir National the effect that the French govern
ment had taken steps to assemble conference in Paris
for the solution Of the Eastern question The Patrie
adds France in with England has connsellcd
moderation TO the Porte, blamed the movement OF the
(andote and declared that IL recognizes the ne
cessty for peace OF Europe Of maintaining the otto
man domination the Archipelago.
La France OF Paris OF January 10, makes the follow
ing remarks as regards the words exchanged a. Wash
ington between the ambassador OF France and Presi-
dent Johnson
These words express the same cordial feelings and
sympathy did the speech OF General DIX and the En-
perors reply France has always maintained the most
friendlg relations with the American people, aud never
have they been eyinfed with sincerity than under
tho present circumstances The dissensions relative 70
the Mexican question have been explaned and there
the remembrance OF traditional sympsth'es a. wei a.
the appreciation Of the common interests which unite
them. 80
writer in the Paris Prsss. NJ IT. vriruault gives his
impressions Of Fensnsm which, he observes thai many
PEOPLE enormously confound with what y called the
IRISH question: and concludes lengthy article thus
Feuansm . cause OF disquet because II lie the irs
at least the most papabie revelation Of the interest
which the United Satos takes In the affairs Of Europe
People easily forget OF what these states are com
posed, proclaim that affairs do not occupy them
ton was formed Of persons who had emigrated from
Europe. Tho human tide now rolls ON inccsauty car
rying with from old world 70 the new the dest-
ute the rrtscd and the greedy They carry With them
their passions and their cupdlty and on landing they 90
not throw aside their eseutments their hatred The
United States lay up all this 10 make 81 when the
hour comes. II Is fensnsm to-day what vii u be TO-
morrow And for whom will DO the menaces TO hear
the manner a, which President johnson speaks France
with respect to Mexico, seems that the moment Is III
chosen 10 declare ourselves indifferent 70 TIE part which
European Power
The gale, reported before, ragged furiously Great
Yarmouth, Penzsnce, Shields, Ransgate and all along
the southern coast Of England especially Accidents
aud wrecks are reported from all quarters including the
Scotch and Irish coasts.
Afcsrful gale Of wind ragged over London Monday
and Tuesday the 9Th and Sth inst In London many
casualties took place
The new Chilean elk per cent loan for e., 900 IS
understood 10 be In course Of negotiation in England
In Ireland there was uli the arrests for Fenian-
ism Since the extensive captures public confidence In
tho maintenance OF tranquility being rapidly strength
ened.
From Spain We learn that senior Rios Rosas has been
taken from Carthagona to Cadz and 10 believed that
he is 10 DO transported
Russian decree has been issued prohibiting the I'm
portaon OF pork and preparations OF pork INTO Russia
and Poland on account Of the frequent occurrence Of
trichins diseases ir Germany
meeting held In Leeds 10 congratulate Mr.. Thomas
Harvey on tho result Of his mission 10 Jamaica, gave
Mr. W. =. Forster an opportunity Of speaking ON the
aaairs or that colony Mr. Forster made remarks on
che evil fruits Of the planters government which h
Just been abolished In Jamaica
The trial OF M James Freezing Wilkinson, late man
ager Of tho dsfunct Joint Stock Discount Company,
LONDON, charge OF sppropsating checks belonging
20 the company 70 bis use, terminated January 10
Mr. Coeridgc made speech 70 the Jury on behalf Of TN
prisoner and called witnesses 10 character Wiikinsoz
convicted and sentenced 70 Ave ysa psnsl servi
tudo ~. ~. ~, IA .s4s4i8ta 1913 s4ttssftfi ei
In schlsswis-H esssin me csnds6~savs n Esfi BIna
ZOE the North German Parliament has been moo'ed 4
political circles the Of that exile being mos
popular among all classes ofsh Duchiea
fAs Steamship Grsaa Eastern 70 aoUsInssd W sali fo