The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-26
The Fenian War Agitation and British
Military Movements in LELAND.
French Opinion Of American and Russian
Interests in the Irish Rebellion.
Russian Oficial Declaration Of Good
VIII to Turkey.
Tho Cars idea Of Organic Changes
on tho Continent.

DEBATES IN THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT.
20. 90. 20.
The German mail steamship New York, Captain Enss,
which loft Southampton the 18th Of March, sn1vsd
At this port early yesterday morning
The InmAn steamship City OF washingtou, Captain
Roskil which left Liverpool at two p H. on the 18th
and Queenstown on the Hath March, arrived al this port
yesterday afternoon
Tho steamship HISTORIAN Captain Dutson, which left
Liverpool the afternoon Of the 14th and London on
the 18th OF March, arrived at Portland, Me-, yesterday
with 1873 passengers 80
BY these arrivals we have interesting details Of our
cable dispatches to the last named date ..,S 4
The London Pail Mall Gasets says:-
We regret to say have to believe that some
OF Frederick Bruce behalf OF
government the matter OF arbitration the Alabama
claims have not been received in conciliatory spirit
by Mr. Seward We do not understand that the offer OF
the British representative has been directly refused,
but that two interviews the subject has been evaded
Tho Atlantic Telegraph Company held their annual
meeting London the 18th inst. and the report Of
to Directors was adopted.
The weather in England continued very winry east
ery winds prevailing and falling almost daily The
steamers from America meeting with stormy and
protracted passages
the Princess Of Wales Some rather alarming
current and 1t said her father the King OF
Denmark would leave for London the 18th OF March,
The official bulletins admit the Princess was suffer-
Ing severely from the rheumatic attack in her knee.
In the English House Of Lords the 11th Of March
Earl Russell moved for certain in
the representation Of the people in Parliament and IN
doing took opportunity Of replying Mr. Dsraelis
that the effect Of the Reform act Of 1882 had
been to exclude the workingmen from the franchise
He added that il It necessary that the working
classes should DO admitted to a greater share IN the
representation he trusted would DO OF
a complete extinction of the power Of the middle
classes
Tho Imperial Reviep says that In the House OF
Commons should rsec. the Reform bill, should carry
amendments opposed to tho principles on which IL is
based. dissolution Of Parliament will take place. The
journal understands that the bill will contain
clause in favor Of household suffrage and that IL is not
intended to propose plurality Of votes
In tho House OF Commons ON the 18th Of March, Mr..
Walpoie in replying to question from the Donoghue
couradicted the that II Is intended to proclaim
martial law In Ireland Should occasion arise for
tial law the House would be informed Of It, but
from there boins any necessity tho from Ireland
was that day most favorable and special commission
about to be appointed at to try the prisoners
under the ordinary Law OF the land
Tho law trial proceedings against Governor Eyre
TO March 90 Tbs solicitors Of the Jamaica
committee applied for that day to DO fixed ON the
ground that they cannot DO ready The justices
offered to have special sessions ut once. Mr. Eyre
is anxious to appear and any charge that may
DO preferred against him.
Tho London Sunday Gazette says
n General Peel had renamed in Office only eight DAYS
longer he would have been eligible for pension OF
$4,000 year
Tho little American ship Rcd. White and Blue arrived
at Havre from Cherbourg, where stress Of weather had
forced her to put In She route for Paris.
Paris letters mention that the Austrian State Domain
loan Of ca, 900 900 has not been successful
Notwithstanding the plethora Of money Paris bust.
transactions every day being brought within
narrower limits
the Military Reorganization law has been very codly
received in France.
II expected that the Bank Of France, within two
thrce weeks would show the largest OF bullion
ever held In It's vauts
la Frano Of PARIS, confirms the accuracy OF recent
telegram from St. Petersburg which announced that an
understanding had been arrived between England,
France and Russia the Eastern question: adding that
the question to bear grave aspect from the
ment that those Powers have agreed Its solution
telegram from Vera Cruz published in Paris an
nounces that sixteen thousand French troops had
In the French Corps Ldgisiatif the Interpolation
moved by NJ Theirs the foreign policy OF the gov
crnmcnt, was fixed for March IA. NJ Be,hmont rc
minded the government OF the demand made by NJ.
Bcuyer. that recent documents relating TO the
Mexican and Italian questions should be laid before the
Chamber aud stated that the production OF chose docu
ments necessary to enable the deputies part
In the debate on the Interpolation OF N. Theirs.
NJ Rouher replied that the question which M.
Mexico not necessary a, present to lay
Mexican dispatches tho table. The government was
willing communicate Italian despatch received the
81 OF May. Az regards other documents relating to
Germany and Italy, the government did not deem II
ccssary communicate them TO the Chamber present.
Spanish decree has bcen issued deprlving the
Infane Don Henriqucz Of all the grades. Offices titles
and decorations held by that Prince and royal order
has been issued raising tho state Of siege throughout
Spain.
The State Committee OF Sweden laid resolution be-
fore the Diet recommending TO reduce the amount Of
three million rx dollars demanded for the purchase Of
armsto one million, and to deduct q second million
from the other toms Of the military budget
The negotiations between Austria, Belgium and the
Netherlands Tor the conclusion Of treaties Of
and navigation have been brought to satisfactory
termination and the treaties ready for signature.
The budget for India for the coming year shows pro-
baoe denc Of $500 600 exclusive OF any extraordinary
expenditure The duty saltpetre and machinery Is
abolished The export duty grain, and the import
duty on champagne and expensive wines is raised my
Per cent There will be license tar and tax Of two
per cent IL TO be levied incomes with certain sxcep
tiona n Is expected that these new taxes will yield
$500, 900.
A large number Of Japanese win visit the Paris En-
bbton, and four hundred OF curos,es have eft
Japan for Paris