The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-27

tslsgraphed to the HaALD through the cable and sp
peared in our columns on the 10th Of June.
The mail advices from Athens the safe ar
rival Of the Greek steamer Arcadia syria, after hav
Ing sluded the vigilance OF the Turkish vessela
The OF this event was also made in the
HERALD from a special cable telegram lately
The Independancs Beige publishes . telegram from
Bucharest, June H. stating that rising against the
Turks daily expected In various parts Of Bulgaria
Advices from Consantinopls of June II state that
Prince Murad was III, and also Fuad Pasha and that
some modification may take place In the arrangements
OF the Sultan with regard 70 hts projected visit TO Lon
don.
The Council Of the English Reform League issued an
address 10 the peoples Of Europe denouncng wars and
maintenance Of large armies. and pointng out vari
benefits that may be obtained by the united moral
force Of the peoples The paper to be forwarded 70 oil
the organized bodies Of working men in Europe
Queen Victoria will hold review, IN Hyde Park. OF
all the troops that be conveniently assembled in
London on the 5th or 6.h OF July.
In the Spanish Cortes the motion Of Senior Gsbre
surfing the government for the arrest Deputies
las, December had been rejected by immense MAJOR
ity In the Congress-
The Paris Debats OF June Is has very long article
tho advantages Of having similar standard OF money
ali through Europe. The writer inquiries why the con-
vention lately adopted between France ITALY, Belgium
and Switzerland should not be extended to the other
states
The London Nem says II is very desirable that even
al the Of delaying the Reform bill for evening,
discussion should take place in The House of Commons
the recent proceedings Of the Foreign ONCE 10 the
Of tho Tornado which has entered entirely upon
new phase 1t has doubts respecting tho propriey Of
the course 10 which Lord Stanley is committing Eng
land
The London Army and Nary Gazette says that besides
the reduction OF three bataons the Irish establish
mcnt 1t is improbable that the battalion OF Guards
quartered Dublin may DO also withdrawn TO England
The Danish government again declined the proposals
made by Prussia that 1t should guarantee the national
rights of the German inhabitants of North Scheswig
The given by Denmark is that In Of the
OF the province could only regard the laws
Of the country governing its attitude towards the
German population.
Marshal Bariaynski lad received the Grand Gross Of
the Legion of Honor OF france
The trial Of the Fcnlans Walsh Bradley and Riorden
at Limerick, ireland, was concluded on the 18th inst
Mr. Conoy addressed the jury for the defence gong
upon the grounds that the prisoners we're coerced by
terror and mpeachng the evidence OF the informers
Judge Keogh charged the jury who returned verdict
OF guilty against all the prisoners The Judge sentenced
Patrick Walsh TO dfeen years. Daniel Bradley to ten
years. and Patrick Rorden years penal servi.
tude. The court then proceeded TO try Hennesy and
Sheehan, who found guilty but recommended 10
mercy.
The Court Of Exchequer, London, gave Judgment In
the OF Sade va Slade The question at issue
whether the marriage Of the late Sir Frederick Sads with
Lady Slade was valid, whether previous marriage
between Lady Slade and Austrian officer did not
v,a,e It. Thus Il became essential TO inquire whether
the marriage With the Austrian ofhcer valid and
for Sir r. Sladss IL contendsd that was not
The judges were divided In opinion Baron Pgott and
Baron Bramwe thought the marriage with the Austrian
valid, and. consequently that the marriage with
sir r. siads Invalid. Baron Martin end Chief
Baron Kelly were or the contrary opinion. Under
these circumstances il arranged that required for
purposes Of appeal, Baron Pgott should withdraw bis
decision and let the judgment for the defendant The
plaintiff bad until tho end Of term given him TO decide
what he would DO
German named Reinhold zingsrt vas convicted al
tho Central Criminal Court. London. Of having In his
possession certain printed papers, resembling Neither
lands notes. for the payment Of ten guders without
lawful authority. The prisoner represented himself
photographer Information received BY the representa-
ives OF the Dutch in London led to the
expected inspection OF the prsoner apartment and the
discovery OF Autographed which engraved
portions OF . forged Dutch ten-gulder note u appears
that the crcuAtou OF Forged coupons extensive In
Amsterdam. The prisoner sentenced to ten ysars
penal servitude
The woman's Rights aeitators have carried point In
Holland. The Minister OF the Interior has issued do
admitting them TO examination for the position Of
assistant aposhecaresan occupation hitherto restricted
exclusively 70 mon. This measure win enable country
doctors 10 have their prescriptions made their wives
daughters, and will thus relieve them from the
charges Of male assistant The decree has been
ceved with good deal Of establishment by the Dutch
at the Hague who look upon this the beginning
OF systematic invasion Of masculine privileges
The London Medical Press Of the l4th OF June says
We regret to say that last week . decided case OF
cholera admitted TO the London Hospital the
care OF Dr. RamsklL We have also heard that more
have been received into the Paris hospitals Is
not time 70 be at work
In China the vceroy Of Canton april 2o) raising
notilla for purposes through the cousuls OF
tho treaty Powerz Il Ii stated that three ports
Viz, Marking. Kiung chow. in Hanan. and wsn.chow,
viii shortly be declared open to foreign trade
The imperial customs trade report Of China OF 1866
states that forty millions worth Of silver excess IN
value OF exports imports, have been absorbed
among the interior population during tho last ave years.