The New York herald., 1867-03-25
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The report by The Atlantic cable is dated yeser
Gay, March a.
In ireland tho Fsulan prisoners are to be placed on
trs for high treason the Judicial commission opening
Dublin ON the 9th OF April. The correspondence be-
tweou the English and French governments relative to
ths extradton Of n. Lamarinde from Canada is pub
lished in London.
BY mail have very interesting special letter from
Paris relative 10 the prosecution OF de Grardn by
positive order Of the Emperor Of France for the pubca
tiou in the Lbcr newspaper Of article "exciting
haired and contempt Of the government" translation
Of the original articis appears in our columns.
Tho main points Of detail OF what appears to have
been tho expiring efforts OF the Fenian insurgents in
the aed in Ireland published in the HERALD yes
erday morning. A few additional facts reported
b-day.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Our Panama correspondence Is dated March Is. A
British rrgate appeared OF Carthagcna the 27th OF
Fcbrusy and the captain addressed note to the Presi
dent ius,sng that the British Consul should eive the
mails bsfore they to the local Post ON and
that the President should apologize for past offences in
respect matter. The President evaded decisive
answer to these propositions war steamer in the
service OF Mosquera into port in the meanwhile
and seized by the Englishman The demands
reiterated with threats OF taking other in
ths event OF compliance aud the President fearing
bolnbardment. succumbed and apoogzed promising TO
do better 10 future revolution imminent any
Bogota the breach between Congress and the
President having assumed threatening attitude Mr..
Burton the American Minister, hnd left the capital
his way The unsettled state of affairs precludes
che possibility Of American Congress at Lima during
che present year. The waarec had arrived from calao
The seimer r R. Cuyler recently seized at this port
subsequently released bonds not to violate the
neutrality laws, had arrived at santa Martha
oar Valparaiso and Lima letters dated the 10th
and 25h of February The unpopularty OF Prado, the
President Of Peru, being made manifest by mutnes
among his troops and police. The obnoxious poll tax
recently levied had been suspended. Tucker, the Con-
federae admiral of the Peruvian navy, had resigned
THE question OF religious freedom being agtated.
The Psn4acola Captain worden, arrived a, Lima the
23d u The President OF Chile his cabinet and most
OF the diplomatic agents wcre in Valparaiso. The
question of uce with Spain had definitely rejected
by Peru The mediation offered by the United States
still under consideration. serious obstacle 10 It's
ceptrnce was the recent misunderstanding between Ad
mural Tucker and Captain SanIey, Of the United States
steamship Tuscarora owing to which the usual
between Peru and the United States had been
pended. General Kilpatack hard at work trying
60 strsighten the entangement The American ships
George Raynes OF Boston, the Flora Mcdonald Of Balt
moro and tho George v. all burned he harbor,
the United States steamer Dakota in the bay.
By way OF Panama wc have reports from Australasia
aated Sydney the soth OF January, and at yelling
ion Now Zealand on the 7th OF February The colonial
progress was not very active The revenue OF Victoria
for 1896 considerable decline, and the yield OF
gold durine the year less. New Zealand was again
pc,ceiuL The Sydney market was fairly supplied with
goods but In instances the prices were
satisfactory TO the importers The American steamer
Meteor reached Melbourne from Singapore, aud sailed
again on the 10th Of January, after ccalng
Mail details Of the from Japan, dated at Yokohama
10 the 2s,h Of January report the following itemsrhe
American Minister who went 10 Nagasak in the United
States ship wyoming Ia November last passing through
tho Inland Sea- returned after absence Of four weeks
having boon everywhere cordially received oy Japan
ESQ La tho reboldng OF Yokohama great improve
mcnts are being made The streets being wdened
aud made more direct
General SickIes has issued his order assuming COM
maud OF the Second Military District comprising the
S,,tss Of North and South Carolina He requests the
cooperation OF civil officers and all good citizens in
securing tho public peace.
Tho ex.reboI General Longs,rce, has expressed his
op atoms on the reconstruction plan In the columns Of
the New Orleans Tsmex He says there s no humilla.
ton ,ched to an acceptance OF the terms proposed by
Congress and he has no TO doubt that such an
acceptanc, in good faith viii the readnssion OF
the southern States.
The steamship Ocean Queen finally sailed for Panama
yesterday after being delayed several days in the harbo
on account OF storms
The funeral OF tho Amor J. Williamson took place
yesterday, with Masonic rites and ceremonies The
body was Inferred in Cypress Hills Cemetery
Tue ,aclsl report OF Superintendent Kennedy on TN
81 Pauick's Day riots was submitted 10 the PoIicsOom
nissoners on Saturday. and Is published in our columns
TODAY ACCOMMODATING II is the aindava Of George NJ