The New York herald., 1867-06-02

Now hoHyer that the trial is aud the fat, OF the
unfortunate naa decided tank II due TO Captain
Mccall 70 state the actual iasss uIeafea was plAeeu u
hrst csss berth With ample sace, as us acconinoda
ton for two persons His are was equal 10 That o
the best passenger on board aud at all hours he could
obtain any service required. he was visited amo>,
hourly by Captain AcCail, who occupied, along with
another passenger the adjoining berth. No doub, he
secured 10 his apartment by ght chain attached
% handcul on his lefs wrs but In such way not
in the least with his freedom OF movement
whether sitting up asleep The precau,ion, ques-
tcp wo may now state was rendered absolutely neces.
sary consequence of the prisoner having manifested
determination TO elude justice by destroying his own
life
A theft OF Jewels aud other vaiasbies in the British
embassy in Berlin is reported IN tho papers Sir An
drew Buchanan, the predecessor OF Lord Augustus
Lotus suffered similar loss who in the Prussian cap
tai
The Servan aud Roumanian deputies In the Hunga-
diet demand that the nationality question shall DO
decided prior coronation Of the Emperor Of Aus
tra as King Of Hungary.
The reports that demonstrations had taken place in
Fiume hostile to Hungary reported untrue
The Mont Cents tunnel ia than half completed
The entire length OF he tunnel will DO miles l. 257
yards and the distance completed the close OF March,
1857 four miles 345 yards. Tho advance effected
in March las yards and the present rate of pro-
pleted by March. 1870.
writer in the Paris La Presse who does not give his
name. but whom the journal describes as "a distn-
guished member OF our ancient assemblies" ccmmuni-
Gates his impression Of the issue Of the Luxembourg
question He says, remarkng on NJ de Moustcrs words
In The Legislative Body. "ths Emperor's government
thinks II has reason congratulate itself ON having
obtained these results" that tho Minister may certainly
congratulate himself but he Is persuaded that the
Berlin Cabinet will make similar declaration to the
Prussian Chambers. He does not believe that France
was not prepared for On the contrary, she was
and is better prepared than the public Of
The writer adds
The duty of France consists in two things-the
first. without precipitation as without slowness.
but with the calm and resolution bcnt'ing our
country, to perfect the organization OF forces
aud to maintain them respectable foong;
tho second, to pay DO more attention to the brag.
cling of soldiers in the Berlin tavcrns Reason always
after inoxcaon, after the intoxicaton OF
success Germany, to which the arts and sciences
50 much progress will ask herself perhaps sooner than
many believe, what peoples have gained by violating,
after the example of their masters the sacred rights of
men who wish to continue in their independence. As
,Utich she has ocasd in b hsmipheres has nothing
to envy any one and nothing TO fear.
The Freemasons Of France beginning to address
their ''brotpers Of the mystic tie, of Germany All
Masons tho lodge called Perseverance, of Saumur says
we'll that their frat duty is to defend the soil
and the nag of their country But Germany and France
have need to give proofs of their military courage;
close the OF conquests Thoro Ia now but one ser-
GUS conquest TO make-that Of liberty, OF self govern
ment, and Of the dignity OF tho great human family.
The lodge conjures its German brethren Join their
efforts to those OF the French Masons the cause Of
peace.
The African mail steamer McGregor Laird at Liver
pool with dates from Fernando Po the th Old Gala
bar, l4th Bonny, 17th; Lagos Goth; Accra 22d; Cape
Palmas 25th, and sierra Leone 2sth OF April At eli
the principal ports the African coast health was
good, and trade generally 0rm, with the exception Of
Lagos which unhealthy The steamship landed
hundred and seventy Of gold DUST and large
amount Of specie in Liverpool.
kilograms from india dated at Bombay the 10th Of
May report cotton advancing. Exchange London Is
IL 9-16d. Frcghts to Liverpool sos
special telegraph wire will be shortly available for
European messages between KuTachee and Bombay,
and 1t will be subsequently extended to Calcutta
Intelligence from Central Asia. published in the Bonn
bay papers, states that the Russians abandoned
their intention Of destroying tho forts captured by them
at Jsejukh and AktippA and Of falling back the line
Of the Jaxares aud have determined to occupy them,
we'll Khokand In consequence Of this invasion Of
Central Asia by the Russians, Of the Khans have
thrown or their allegiance 70 the Amesr, and have
tabshsd independent sovsrsgnss In their respective
territories.