The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-29


Baron Beusl further said that he considered the
negotiations for agreement with Hungary being
brought to successful issue. He entertained doubt
Of the maintenance OF peace adducng in proof the fact
that negotiations upon commercial relations with Prus
STA had been resumed. The speech received with
enthusiastic applause.
Mustapha Fazyl Pasha has arrived here upon his
way to Constantnople The Sultan addressed urgent
invitation TO him 10 visit Turkey which delivered
by Prince Zagiel.
The Queen of Denmark, the Princess Thyra. the King
OF the Creeks with the Czarewitch and Grand Duchess
Mara arrived at wesbaden the 18th from the Castle
of Rumpenheim.
In reference to the reported impending visit Of the
Emperor Napoleon to Berlin. the Paris Esendard
Saturday evening" September IA, says
Several journals announce certain that the EN-.
peror Napoleon will shortly pay visit 70 Berlin adding
that Count Won der Gotz the prussiap Minister at Paris
with official invitation from the Prussian sovereign
This intelligence is inexact The invitation from King
William was received by the Emperor some time SINCE
and Count der Goz has not required to renew It,
probable period for the journey has not yet been
fixed
On the same subject the New Prssan Cross Gasette Of
the 10th remarks
However agreeable an impression fresh meeting Of
the soveIegns OF Prussia and Franco would create neither
the first communications made in Paris nor more recent
steps justify to knowledge, the superstition that
such journey Of the Emperor Napoleon 10 Prussia Ia
expected
The King Of Holland opened the States General in
person. the morning Of the 16th with speech from
the throne His Majesty confirmed the international
separation that had taken place between Lemburg and
Germany Experience had proved that the schedt dues
were not preudcia to reciprocal friendly relations with
Belgium, which had become moro and more durable
good existed with all foreign Powers
The King announced that several bills would be laid
before the Chambers among others measure for the re-
organization of the National Guard and another for the
reduction Of the stamp duty upon newspapers
On the evening of the 14sh Il announced in Madrid
that the last the small bands of insurgents in Caalo
mia had disappeared and that general tranquility pre-
vailed.
The difference between Italy and France relative TO
the Antilles Legion has been settled xra-dipomaticaly.
The Emperor Napoleon wrote TO the King and admitted
that the legion a. held by his Minister Of War; In
frnging the convention Of September and that hence
forth only liberated French soldiers would DO admitted
In IL. The KING answered that, his side. he would
prevent Garibald from attempting raid in the Papal
States
Tho Vienna Evenin0 Post (ofncia doniss emphaticaly
the rumors that the Austrian intends to
Hscate the church property in order to meet the present
financial requirements
Tho Presse announces that the ministerial proposals
made to the Austro- Hungarian Conference are that
capital represented by interest TO the amount OF
IS 000h s to figure separate item In the total
amount OF the public debt. This portion Of the public
debt 10 be borne by the ois-Lethan provinces only
the capital has been employed for purposes connected
exclusively with the Hungarian provinces or the
interest tho remaining State debt. amounting to
1875 ooo ooon. Hungary to bear thirty per The
Hungarian quota Of the whole empire is also thirty per
cent Thus Hungary Is to contribute 50. 000 000a to
000a towards the payment Of the public debt and
the general expenditure The Same paper states that
the deficit Of the budget Of the whole empire amounts
to 49, 600 000a or according to another version, to
$4,000 00Oh. or even 81, 900, Ooon.
The same paper has the following
An English newspaper attributes q very important
mission 10 NJ de Goz. According 10 II the French gov
has expressed desire TO have the and
execution Of the treaty Of Prague clearly defined in
and Berlin 1t is for this that according to the writer
NJ de Gotz has gone to Barrtz 70 sound the Emperor
It. very possible that in the present position Of rra.
intentions of france would be very embarrassing TO the
Berlin Cabinet 1t is possible that the visit OF n. dc
Goltz may have some analogy with that which ~ do
Bismarck made to the sovereign in the place
1865 Finally It is possible that certain indscretions
may have led Prussia to conceive misgvings - to the
manner in which France proposes interpret me treaty
OF Prague; but it Is hardly probable that the initiative
in proposing an exchanged notes on this subject should
have been taken IN Paris
Tho writer thinks that Ia the interest OF France
however much may that of Prussia to take step
which could be advantageous only to the latter Power
The unwilling OF the statue OF NJ Bilault, the csle-
brated French statesman took place 1t Nantes on tho
18th. The first speech made by the Deputy Mayor
He was followed by NJ Rouher Minister Of State, who
received with great applause and who delivered an
address. in which the OF the lustrous subject
was traced in appropriate terms. A banquet at the
theatre In the evening aud display Of fireworks con-
Guided the event.
King Victor Emanuel opened the new Victor Emanuel
Gallery at Milan, in person, the 10TH large
crowd present and bis Majesty enthu sasticaily
cheered.
Mr.. H. Labouchore, N, p, while recently travelling in
Germany, got into q difficulty with a person named
Luigi d Baroni Farina The Baron II would seem, was
not at society for ladies with whom Mr. Labouchere
was acquainted and tho latter accordingly went and
told his friends TO beware Of the foreign nobeman Mr.
Iabouchere further informed Farina that he had no
right 70 the title he was assuming; to which Farna
replied, "My brother is baron, and / will
give you . good thrashing." After this we have
tableau in which Mr.. Labouchsrs the Baron, or
the Bsrons brother by the throat and twas about 10
give him tho punishment he deserved, when tho by
ISLANDERS insrpossd and pulled him from me-" This 10
the statement OF Mr. Labouchere On the other hand,
Farins letter 10 the Europe Noupe, asserts that
he thrsshsd The Englishman 10 his "hsarts content
and TOT subsequently asserting tnat ne was supposso
by women" threatens 10 "nog him again"
Paris paper announces the marriage OF q son Of Mr
Trslawusy, .'bestsr known under the name OF the
Countess dc BeaursgArd aud especially Mrs Howard
The son. whose birth long prior the marriage Of
this lady. has married rich Hungarian"
The last Prussan troops Of the Luxsmburg garrison
evacuated that place the 9th instant and thus the
stipuiations Of the London treaty have been fully
carried out the par Of Prussia. On the Same day
division Of Luxembourg militia entered the fortress a. it's
future garrison. The Luxemburg World, OF the 1l:h
reports that occurrence in the following manner:hn
tho morning Of the day before yesterday the last a'
ION Of PrussIan troops quilted town. Bcfrs march
ing TO the railway Il drew up on the v1helmsplatx,
where the colonel Of the regiment syaanged the part,
ing saiutations with the burrr-aster, and proposed
three cheers for tho inb.oitanss amid whom the
garrison had passed .ssny pleasant days The
bureomasser, In his rspy. expressed the Same kind