The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-09
NapOleOn's Speeches at Arrss
and Lille.
THE DUTIES AND HOPES or FRANCE.
British Opinion Of the American
Executive Crisis.
The Drawbacks to New Finan-
cial Investments.

The Imam steamship City of Baltimore, Captain Nc
Gugaa. which ie;. Liverpool at four p. NJ the 2sth
and Queenstown the Goth OF August arrived at this
port yesterday evening.
The German mali steamship Allemania Captain Meier
which left Southampton the 2sh Of August, arrived
at this port yesterday evening
BY these arrivals we have mail details OF our cable
dispatches the goth Of August days later than
the report OF the Hermann published il the HERALD
yesterday morning
By special mai telegram from Paris dated August
e. informed that Napoleons speeches at Arras
aud Lille reported in the HERALD today produced
profound sensation" in the French capital,
Notwithstanding Napoleons speeches and the pacific
Of the French and many OF the German newspapers
influential, we'll informed persons and interests in
England believed in the approach Of on the
continent
The advces from England state that very general
stagnation prevailed, both in political and commercial
circles, when the City of Baltimore sailed.
II is announced that the Austrian government has
drawn up circular be despatched to its representa-
tives abroad pointing in what the meeting
which has taken place between the French and Austrian
soveregns sazourg should be interpreted and stating
the results of the meeting afford eminent guarantees
for the maintenance of peace
despatch from Berlin says
The deputation OF Hessan mobiles has arrived here,
and held their first meeting under the presidency OF
Herr Essemb lrg. Captain hoher - going 10 London
and Ioulon accept behalf Of too government,
from the contractors, the roncad irgates hronprinz
aud Frederick earl.
The Ofcial Ga=sse OF Florence, of August 80 says
certain journals referring the disagrssabe incident
which has occurred between Italy and France relative
to the formation of the Antilles Legion have spoken Of
occult notes on the one side and threatening notes
the other Negotiations still pending. The govern
obliged impose itself the greatest reserve,
but is now able declare that all such
entirely incorrect.
The Mormons held conference at Birmingham
Sunday the 25,h OF August which it asserted TINT
Mormonism was rapidly spreading in England Elder
Richards OF the ''twsve Apostles" gave an un-
qualified denial to the that the three chief Elders
OF the body had seeded from Brigham Young on the
question of polygamy and said that the Saints were
perfectly united in Utah He urged his hearers to leave
this land OF ignorance and superstition and wend their
way to the Zion across the waiers"
With regard 20 the spanish instruction the latest
accounts by mail are conflicting. According 10 Madrid
advices the insurgents in catalonia had the number
OF one thousand, taken advantage OF al amnesty and
surrendered the authorities the insurgents Aragon
bad dwndIed from thousand two hundred to four
hundred, and the remainder OF tho reyoutonsts were
getting to the French frontier quickly possible
From France told that Spanish districts hereto
fore unaffected had given in they adherence to the IN
surrecion; that General Prim directing the move
ment Catalonia; ana that in the Basque provinces
the whole population aai ine clergy ready to take
arms IN the q sacred cause revolution
Fuad Pasha returned to Constantnopi, from his
complimentary mission tho Crmel, where be was
very cordially received by the Car.
Tho Fnpaids Russo condemns the Turkish reforms
II declares that paclac solution OF the Eastern question
can only be attained by TO the Chrsa OF
institutions OF sclfgovernmen completely independe Mt
| OF the Mahomstans
The Hong Kong China Overland Trad Repor. Of July
10 remarks existence Of state OF society in that
city nearly parallel with what We are accustomed to
among numerous class OF citizens OF New YORK. IL
says
great innovation IL about be introduced IN Hong
Kong namely the acalizsou, under restrictions
Of native gambling houses Opposed as this measure
very generally admitted to have become inevitable. The
Chinese devoted To gambling TO an extent that puts
completely at defiance Raids used 10 BE- continually going
on but no effect at all produced and mean,ciite te
keepers Of the illicit gambling houses offered such ortes
ne consable Is nat tas found utterly Impossible keep n.
police force free from crrpton To attempt tho defence
OF the repressive system on moral grounds defence
which would have involved the assumption that the colo
NAL government expected 10 reform floating population
constantly recruited from the hundreds Of millions in the
Chinese empire would be too absurd even for the most
| fanatcal purist The introduction Of gambling housei
will nut an end to state OF the law which q colony
mainly inhabited by Chinese was an outrage on common
| sense
The Colombo tCeyionl Obsrrsr Of July 30 says
There is again q comparative increase in the export
OF coffee in favor Of the current season Although
only two vessels cleared with staple during the fort
night ending 26th inst, yet the total result to tina
date shows export OF 1885, 5s4 cwts against 154 "a
TO the same period Of 1896 The weather has been more
favorable lately for curing and shipping operations and
several departures OF vessels are likely TO take pac
| before the next homewxrd mail leaves; 90 that w
expect our calculations OF export for the season
$40 900 cwts will be out by the result on 30h o
September.
| Advices from Nsgssaki, Japan, to May Is state
that very bad weather had been experienced at tina
| mort On the nigh, OF the 14th OF Nay 1t rainot
in torrents aud caused q great deal Of damage ant
| loss OF life: about twenty japanese are reporte'
drowned or killed by the falling houses. Tw'
large wooden bridges the town that lead TO Desm'
we're completely washed away and great deal OF damag
done both in the native and English settlements by thu
great quantities OF water pournz down from the hills
Many Of the godowns have been flooded, and mucf
cargo damaged. II Of the severest storms ex
pcrenced at Nagssaki for time Four or Eve ston
bridges we're carried away, houses flooded and destroyed
and large quantity OF rice damaged.
Mr. Jonu Davis, first officer OF the American shiI
Jsrerniah Thompson fell from the main rail TO the dac
az tho vessel willis In dock Al Liverpool, and bis RICH
leg vas 80 injured tha, thought smpuation wou
bs necessary
Captain Logan, swindlsr wall known in the North
England was sentenced TO years penal ssrv,ude
TIE AMERICAN CRISIS.