The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-20
e u r Q p E.
DETAILS BY HAIL TO MAY 8.
tapoleOns Practice with the New French
Rife and "Frightful' Results.
Omar Pasha's Strategic Posi-
tion in Crete.
Death OF General Kalergis, the Greek
Envoy to Washington.
The rOpe's Appeal for Free News
paper Insertion Of . Bull.
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Religion in Russian America and
Opening for the Clergy Under
the Seward Treaty.

Pateu ny the ample newspaper reports OF the HanSa
published in the HERALD on Sunday.
The Hamburg papers publish the following news from
Bern--
marck Nay TO congratulate him upon his escape from
assassination this day last year. In his reply Count
bismarck is reported to have said 1.-THE situation is
no" more serious than ever it was before"
The London Post, speaking Of the great reform de-
monstration in Hyde Park, says
Nothing could be praiseworthy than the proceed
ngs so far as the Reform League had them
They were witnessed by large number Of gentlemen
many OF whom rode on horseback abou. the crowd en-
trey unmolested.
In both Houses OF Parliament on the eth May notices
were given Of intended questions to the course Of the
government in regard to the Hyde Park demonstration
In the House Of Commons, May 7, Sir John Gray
moved that the Goth Of May the House should 20
into committee to consider the question Of the Estab
lshed Church in Ireland. The previous question was
moved and, after debate carried by 1876 against 1Ss
At the sitting OF the Special Commission in Dublin on
the 9Th Of May Mr. Justice Fitzgerald charged the jury
in the case OF the Fenan Captain McCaerty and after
about an hours absence they returned verdict Of
guilty on all the counts. The sentence was deferred
until after the arguments on points reserved.
The semi-ofcial Journal de st. Petersburg OF May
discusses the negotiations the Conference in London
and says
An arrangement Is easy now to be achieved The in
tervening Powers have brought the negotiations into
course mich must satisfy the parties concerned With
IN few days Europe will be in possession Of fresh guar
antees for peace and new era Of tranquiit y viii
mence
On the 7th Of May the supporters Of Lord Derby mus
tered to the number Of two hundred and twenty-five
at the Prsmers official residence determine the policy
Of the conservative party relative to the proposed
amendments to the Reform bill. Lord Derby expressed
his opinion that there could be Justification in exempt
ing the ''compounder from the liability that was
common to all other rate payers and that he considered
the personal pay Of full rate was necessary
barrier against household suffrage, pure and simple
His lordshp was very strong upon this point and de-
clared that whatever the decision OF the House was
he could not give way.n The meeting was unanimous
in It's determination to support the government.
Tousn letter Of May Says
The camp established the foot Of Fort st Elms, IN
the PLACE de sablettes which was formed few days
back 10 now occupied by from three hundred 10 four
hundred Egyptian soldiers brought back from Mexico
recruited In Egypt and despatched to Vera Cruz which
was placed under their protection; q portion Of them
were afterwards sent TO operate in the TERRA Calients
where the black vomt RACES during the greatest part OF
the year. They now expecting order to leave for
Paris Marshal Bazaine promised them sight Of the
Exhibition. They will be afterwards conveyed back 70
Egypt at the expense Of the French government The
whole corps Ia generally composed Of TALL powerful
men, They lost one hundred and thirsy-ssvsn during
their stay in Mexico.
The ex-Empress Carlotta, Of Mexico has written .
long letter Of congratulaton his marriage TO her
brother, the Count OF Flanders
Admiral Persano late OF the Italian Navy, has sent
challenges 70 admiral and two captains who gave
evidence at his trial.
Tho Dublin correspondent Of the London TINES writ
ing on the It'll Of Nay, says
some rather alarming particulars have been published
about Cody, Byrne who Saturday night attempted
70 stab one policeman and shoot another When arrest
cd the prisoner was searched, and on his person was
dresses Of the judges presiding the special
mission together with lists Of the names and addresses
Of the Grown COUNSEL Of the jurors who tried Burke
and Doran and OF the witnesses produced for the
eution. The document is IN pencil The handwriting
corresponds with that upon an envelope found with the
sgnncance given to this discovery by facts connected
with the prisoners career The affair shows that
there are some desperate men among the Fenians al
were committed BY them in the South, when they had
large districts Of the country In their power and
fact which will be pleaded in favor Of the convcts now
lying under sentence of death.
Cardinal Cullen Of Dublin a late pastoral addressed
to clergy Of the archdiocese speaks tho condition
Of ireland thus
While condemning the evil deeds Of secret societies.
from which may expect nothing good, cannot be
indifferent to the sad and falling state OF country
The people still flying from the land and nearly TIRES
millions Of ns Inhabitants hare eni0rdtsd; our towns and
villages decaying, trade and at stand,
ruin and desoation are spreading on every side. Can
1uch slate OF things be amended human wisdom.
our rulers able 70 encounter such diifcultiesf
The Special Commission for the county and city OF
Limerick Ireland, opened at Limerick on the 9th
Of May and bills for high to be sent 10 the
Grand Jury against forty-dve persons.
A letter from Drogheda, Ireland OF May !, says
Last night about fy persons, male and female, OF the
peasant class sailed from our quays for Liverpool BY
OF the steamboats, route for the United Sates
This by isolated case for no boat that
has lott Drcghcda for the last fortnight brought less
than from twenty forty emigrants principally parties
belonging to the counties OF Cavsn Louth and Meath
and nearly all hardy farm laborers, and the sons and
daughters OF farmers have been informed by Meath
farmer that hundreds OF saiwarth young men and In.
dustrious young preparing In this district OF
the country TO leave and that In fact the drain on the
population Of that county OF farm servants would be al
most Incredible II all who wish 70 leave could procure
their passage money.
The acciden, which took place the Tyne
ton with the great boat race between Kelly and Cham
bers reported In the HERAID yesterday was OF most
caam,ous nature. The landing stage the Quayside
At Newcastle reached from the shore by means Oh two
gangways-one being used for the goods traffic. and ths
other FOR passengers The latter gave way under inc
enormous weight OF the crowd, and one hundred per-
sons were precipitaled into the river Great icas q
bravery were performed BY one David laws ana others
and thirty Of the poor creatures at once rescued
from their dangerous position II was however, feared
tina, no, fewor than fifty were smoked In under thu
barrcs or carried away bv the tide few Of the bodies
were recovered, but some days would elapse before
the full exten, OF the catastrophe could possibly b.
ascerzined
The creditors OF the French company which char
tered the Great Eastern taking action In Liverpool
for tho enforcement OF their claims, and the sailors
were demanding six month"; wages
Tho government Of India has commenced publishing
quarterly returns OF the revenue and expenditure Of th
empire. The statement just published brings the &C
counts down to October 81. 1866
It's SAID that Instructions have been sent 10 rud,
from England to organize grand hunting expedition |.
the interior OF the new empire FOR the Duke Of Elm