The New York herald., 1867-05-24
By HAH TO NAY u.

Captain Lsmars which iss Brsst ths llth OF May,
arrived u this port yesterday afternoon. bringing
Paris aiss dated 70 her day Of sailing.
The mails Of the Cunard steamship Africa nom Queens
town Nay IL reached this city from Boston yesterday
evening" with our special correspondence dated TO the
llth Of Nay and nswspaper ies from Great Britain
By these arrivals have vsu interesting details Of
cable dsspasohss 70 the Ilth Of Nay. Indeed may
BE- said that the grsatss bulk Of the written correspond
snos By The stsAmsu has been fully anticipated BY
special cable tslsgrams 70 the HxaALD
The LSadoa Journals report Lord StauIsy's announce
msas - ~ Heuss q Csmmona the 10th Of Nay Of
the settlement Of The LuxsnburS question BY the Peace
Confersaoa The Pasiiansntay shorthand writer's give
An aimsst .vsy6atm oosroboration Of the HrxALD's
special sahas rspss Of his Lordships statement which
appeared In oar columns the l1th Of May, simul-
taneousy with ne publication Of the speech by the Lon
don Tim<a
Tho HzRALD special telegram reporting the debate and
division In committee Of the ouss Of Commons on the
reform b h merely ampInsd BY the printed accounts
Of the procssdings Of the session
BaEoa ID Antas the nov Minister from Portugal to the
United States. was In Pars his way 70 washington
Marshal Bazains was received BY the Emperor Nspo-
leon at audiences on the 9th and 10th Of May.
Adviccs from 81 Petersburg state that the members
Of the Polish Catholic clergy who had been transported
70 Siberia in consequence Of events have all,
with the exception Of two been authorized
their diocesos.
In the English House OF Lords on the 10th Of May
the Marquis Of Clanrcarde inquired whether any repy
had been received from the Spanish ID the
last despatch OF the Minister Of Foreign Affairs relative
to the Tornado The Earl Of Derby said answer had
beed received dated Monday, May 2, which had been
referred TO the law officers OF the Crown and Il was
impossible a present give to his noble friend any in
formation regarding is.
The Spanish budget has boon presented TO Cortes II
imposes tax Of i've per cent on the internal rentes,
and increase Of in the annual sum TO be ap
piled for the advertisement Of the passive debt Notes
TO BE- issued based the hypotheca.ion Of the ma
tionai property.
The London 7Smss Of tho 1lth Of May publishes an
editorial che termination Of the London Peace Con-
gress, in which 1t says- ei
France has been the great offender in this matter
vested peace at present known Europe With
Of the evils OF The Emperor has announced that,
be WIN renounce all views Of territorial aggrandement
This assurance will carry weight and produce better
state Of things in Europe just in proportion IS ac
comp0nied by real disarmament France has NO in
vasion 70 fear All that Europe asks Of her is Y be let
alone; but as long she remains armed nation will
ing. Let the Emperor Napoleon SGT this example to
other sovereigns and he will have conferred lis
SuDJeCt6 ana on the r09t MANKIND Oonent which
will regard n the latter years Of his life with mtre real
satisfaction than all the tnumphs of his arms anl all the
successes Of his diplomacy.
Our special correspondent in Cork Ireland writing on
the 1lth Of May, reports
serious riot occurred on Wednesday at Killarney
large crowd Of people had assembled at the railway
station 70 witness the arrival Of Noonan the alleged Fe
nian. whose extraordnary escape from train in mo
Dublin has been reported Noonan dk not ar
rive. and the crowd turned upon and mobbed party
ton under tie command Of justice. The pbics wcrs
pelod with stones while skedaddng', 70 (heir bar
racks the Windows Of which wore broken iq, = also
everything In Il smashed into small Fragments Nocnan
who the indirect Of this riot resident Of
Cahrciveen prior TO the "risng"
In the Italian Chamber Of Deputies Siguos Ferran
made his financial statement on the 9th Of Nay He an
nounced that the deficit At the financial period begin
ming January. 1892 would bs $50 900 rs He pro-
posed that the 600 900 lire 70 bs derived from sccle-
sascai property should be obtained in the form Of an
extraordinary tax imposed thereon. portion Of this
tax would bs levied mmsdIasely BY appropriatins for
the OF the States the rontes which are deposed
with tho government the Department Of Public
worship further nstalnent Of lso ooo 900 lire viii
become payable In -four years. The proceeds from eccie-
sasca property already In the possession OF the gpv-
nment VIII b sxclusivsly employed FOR the payment
Of religious pensions and expenditure for public wohp
ecclesiastical property will not be diminished By the
or any financial operation with the sxcspsos OF
commission Of three per cent which will b payable
upon $1,000 600 lire From the total amount there will
be paid on $50 900 lire for the reimbursement Of
liabilities Of the State 70 the national bank
The following incident is related by III German jour
having occurred Il the Victoria theatre at Bsr.
lin
piece de ctrconssancs was being performed in the
presence Of King William in which one Of the actors
with governing the world, found man to whom he
could coniide thai heavy task-that s Count Bus
maIck Thou art worthy Of IL, said Cod for thy de-
10 Luxemhurg At that aluson the applause became
quite frantic Tho King sent for tho director, NJ Ccr
Three years ago those words would have been hssed
Circumstances have changed"
Cardinal d'Andres has forwarded his defence drawn
up his orders by the Able Passaga tho Pope
volume OF Eve hundred pages. His Eminenco sent
with letter which he demands trial in accord
ance with caaoni-al laws. the suppression Of the
brief by which he deprived OF the spiritual admin
,straton Of the dioceses Of Sabine subiaco HIS
Eminence reprosches Pgs TX. with having made car
dnais. tho last promotion OF very inferior men, and
he urges him TO give the Roman purple to Father
Theiner and TO the Andisio and Fazzn saying
that lhsy THE distinguished ecclesisstics
Rome.
The Journal d. Harre OF Nay 10 says
The country in this neighDorhood looks magnificent
The heat promotes vegetation the vigorously that
the soil q and thai the roots furnish abundant
sap The fruit loaded that half OF the yield
will have to be plnckcd TO prevent the bouahs from
breaking when the fruit becomes ripe The cherry aud
plum trees already berries perfectly developed and
as numerous the Leaves The also gives excel
lent promise. fN !.
The London Times OF the 1lth Of May rsmarks:--
The merits Of the law Affecting the Great Eastern
still rather confused On Thursday four hundred
Of the men who had been employed on board deter
mined By advice Of their solicitor 70 apply 20 the Court
Of Admiralty for powers 10 seize the ship They demand
three months wages the ground that they signed
cos for not less than three months longer than nine
moutha The owners have offered them payment for
the voyage, which they have declined 70 accept Tho
owners are waiting 70 ascertain what claim they have
against The French chartcre Yesterday, at the Liver
pool Police Court, . applied for and obtained
summons against Sir James Anderson for tho recovery Of
tho wages due for the voyage. We understand however,
that 20 far, the owners are ready 70 pay the men.
Abeus midnight on the esh Of May six young ladies'
presented themselves st the shsneld Qngand) police
station, and. after telling the ocsr In charge that they