The New York herald., 1867-04-27
German Review Of tho Strategic
Position at Luxenburg and
tho Roads Into France.
National AFmaments-- Ruins Of War and
Coalitions Against England.
The Irish Emigration Rising to
q Flood.

Coastantinopls letters Of the I'd Of April adviss:
From Crete there IL news Of importance during the
week. Old Ausapha Pacha, the Imperial Commlsaoner,
arrived from the island on Sunday and win return
to IL Hu@ein Pacha, his military successor, has re-
ceved orders TO act with the utmost vRo and we may
therefore speedily expect to hear Of resumption Of hos
utiee In the meantime the delegates In the capi-
tai held on Thursday last their second meeting at the
Porte. under the presidency OF the Grand Vizer 0cal
rumor states that the majority Of them are In favor or
the island.
Fuad Pacha has addressed note the Athens Minis
try, through Photiades Bey, in which, in language Of
great courtesy and moderation his Hghness reminded
Comondouros and his colleagues of the many pa
tent efforts OF the Porte avoid rupture with Greece
and appealed to them TO remove the which now
thre eaten one along the frontier He further
remarked that, while the sultan's government would
continue It's side avoid anything that might precpi
tate such result If hostilties forced upon IT,
would accept them and leave the fair judgment OF
Europe to throw the blame OF such calamity on those
who had provoked il.
Florence letter Of the 9Th of April in the Paris
Debats. says
Yesterday we had little crisis within the great one
M RaazZi, in conformity with the Kings intentions
had sought to compose a Ministry OF concilation He
had therefore come TO an understanding with NJ Crspl
who considered as the chief Of the Left and with a.
Ferrars OF Turin the most influential Of the opposition
Pedmonese deputies. These two had accepted port
foios aud at noon all seemed settled; but O'Clock
friends he should retire. The Left claimed for him the
portfolio OF the INTERIOR and for its members the
Jonty IN the council The withdrawal of NJ Crispi ap-
pears TO have brought that OF NJ Ferrars the Pied
montese having engagements with the Left The con-
duct OF NJ Crspi and his friends has been very singular
The students or the Catholic University OF Louvan
refuse to be present the International Congress con.
voked by those OF Brussels Their reply thus worded
Faithful to antecedents and sudious or our own
dignity decline to ourselves in manesta-
uons which are the scandal and derison OF Europer
The reception Of NJ. Cuvilher Feury as q member of
the French Academy took place April L. the Iust.
tue in Paris, in presence Of crowded and most dis
tinguished auditory. The member pronounced the
eulogium Of his predecessor NJ Dupin who for the long
period Of sixty years. he remarked had been closely
mixed up with all the phases Of political life France
NJ Nissard Director Of the Academy replied and con-
graduated his colleagues the choice which they had
made. In giving" he said las successor to great
orator. an eminent critic we have forwarded the inter.
ests OF literature and responded to what win always be
an interest OF the first order country" some-
what alarming incident took place during the citing
General Changarnier, who occupying ono Of the
central benches. suddenly fell back In bis seat and was
carried out Of the hall senselcss but ~ Nissard was
shortly enabled 70 that sne general had only
tainted