The New York herald., 1867-03-29
The "nen in the Gap" on st. Patrieks bay
and Movement Of Powerful
British Squadron.
NAP0LE0N'S LOSS OF POLITICAL POWER
DestitutiOn and Discomfort in
La Vendce.
Legislative Progress in Young Italy
and Reconstructed Hungary.
Sc. &c. &c.


Captain Lemare which left Havre the l4th ana Bres
on the 10th Of March, arrived this port early ycster
day morning, bringing files, in detail Of cable de-
spatches, to her day Of sailing.
The Europe landed twenty-si passengers and the
mails and brought full cargo Captain Lemare
ports--0n the Oath OF March, at I'VE o'clock in the
morning, we were compelled to change course, in
order avoid the floating fields Of ice covering all the
horizon and not allowing moment free passage. We
were met by the zee in so degrees longitude and As
degrees As minutes latitude NJ and they disappeared at
So degrees 20 minutes longitude, and 43 degrees 80
minutes N latitude On the 25.h in 80 degrees longi.
tude and AZ degrees latitude N, passed steamer
supposed TO be the Vile de Paris going East On the
26h 63 degrees 80 minutes longitude and 40 degrees
80 minutes latitude n, passed the City Of Baltimore
gong East
The London Ncrs thinks that measure OF electoral
reform which falls short OF household suffrage, but
which is plain and simple in its provisions, viii please
even the advocates Of household suffrage better than
which comedies that franchise in name but which
loads il with conditions which would neutralize fact
and produce constant irritation and agitation taking
moreover that form OF feuds classes which
the chief danger and evil OF our times
The solicitors Of the Jamaica Committee have written
letter to Governor Eyre's solicitor inmating the
course that they will be obliged consequence
OF the refusal Of Mr. Eyre to come to London to be
served with writ Mr. Eyres friends considered he
would be deprvng himself Of his legal advantages by
acceding to the proposal Of the Jamaica Committee
Accordingly the committee have no resource but to
apply for warrant against Mr. Eyre the petty
held at Market Drayton the neghborhood OF
which place Mr Eyre is residing. This proceeding
Is much against their wish they desrous Of avoid
ing the great expense and inconvenience OF taking wit
and counsel to Shropshire and encumbering the
2,rana Aooxo With NJ tto b;uA
The Manchester Guardian says
The movement started BY the Edinburg Chamber Of
Commerce for getting the Post Office TO undertake the
transmission OF kilograms well the distribution Of
letters n has not vet horne fruit bids fair do
The question has bean seriously considered by the late
and present governments, with concurrence 70 the
have prepared scheme OF Operations, and under.
stood that favorable financial opportunity is all
that Is wanted TO carry out the project.
La France Of Paris confirms tho report that 1t is pro-
moniai to N. de Lamartne The proposal, the Fra~cs
sayA owes It's origin to the Emperor Napoleon
The Gase3e de France, Of Paris says:-
Count dc Chambord has one 70 represent i'm IN
France Tho Count represents himself and he is in
exile II the Consfifufionns is anxious 70 know how he
fulhls that task let publish his etter-writings paint
the man As tho noise which that journal reproaches
With making every day about the said letter. let Il
only accuse the unanmty OF aha opinions OF the urs-
consuls OF all the French courts against the circular Of
n. vsudA-
on primary instruction the 'et,er OF OBEDIENCE
than used and many persons reading the
report of the proceedings puzzled to arrive At the
meaning OF the expression The Paris Temps refers
10 the subject observes that sho question Of the
Of obedience generally but little known, dominates
entirely all legislation relative 70 girls schools in
France that according the solution adopted their in
will proceed par with that of boys will
be delivered up to the religious communities that is 10
say, 10 retrograds tendencies. The writer adds
AZ present primary school for sfs can be opened
kept By any belonging to one Of the religious
bodies devoted 70 instruction and recognized by the
sosv n1 -. e.ts1 Of ns wSs1 ~ tssI ..tsr
Nothing else than the order given to such woman 70
20 and keep school in such place. order 70 which
have Instituted examnations but how Is that proved
Who the examinersy How do they procesdY What
n their programmed Nobody knows What ~ the
munties OF religious women. Why, then, not have
stored u to the communities OF men
The Russian officers in Poland have been ordered TO
call in their furlough by the LIST Of April. II is
expected that southwark Of the force will
take place about that time.
Lady Franklin, widow Of the celebrated navigator has
arrived ri Rome.
French commission has been appointed at Toulon to
carry series Of experiments relative 10 submarine
mnes II is expected to commence its isbors BY an
examination Of the different systems OF torpedoes.
The newspaper called the Ihme Sues says that the
French contractor Dussaud has into agree
msnt with tho viceroy Of Egypt to construct two
pors the military and tho other commercial They
viii be separated by Immense jctty, tnversed by
railroad The works vii ntcen millions OF francs,
or $4,000 oo0 and Il will take six years to complete
them