The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-28
AFFAIRS in RUROPR.
The British Reform Revolution in and
Out Of Parliament.
An English Reply to the Duke
de Persigny.
Why England "Shrank from Aiding France to
Break Up the United States"
THE EASTERN QUESTION PERPLExITIEs.
French Views Of Fenianism and Disci-
pline Of the " Men in the Gap"
90. 90. 90.
THE EASTERN QUESTION PERPLExlTIEs.

The steamship Chicago Captain Price, of the Guion
and Williams line which left Liverpool! the 18th OF
March and Queenstown the 16h arrived at this port
at early hour yesterday morning, bringing newspaper
files in detail of our cable dispatches.
The Cunard steamship China, from Liverpool the 10th
and Queenstown the 18th of March Halifax arrived
at Boston yesterday morning, forwarding dies
the evening"
The China makes the following report: March 49, in
latitude So longitude IL, fell in with bark Achilles Of
Liverpool from Cardiff for St Johns, N. f., in distress
The abandoned and all hands were taken of
by the China
The Duke of Edinburg after paying visit Portugal
has proceeded to Gibraltar.
The United States Canandaigua had arrived
Malta and sailed thence for Crete.
A despatch dated Constantinope the sth instant,
says
Fuad Pacha has issued circular memorandum relative
TO the instruction in Gambia ard the concessions the
Christians urged upon the Porte by the great Powers
He prots against the unnecessary foreign pressure
upon Turkey and represents the actual condition Of the
Christians excellent He also states that the Creian
movement is partial and not founded upon real grev-
ances In conclusion, the memorandum promises fur
Their gradual reforms
In the House OF Lords on the 18th OF March Lord
Derby confirmed the report that Porte had consented
TO evacua.e the Scrvan fortresscs while retaining a
nominal sovereignty. Tho noble earl also mentioned
other concessions which, the intercession Of the
jects
The Eastern question more serious on the 18th Of
March Russia is intent forcing the question to
solution. What that solution is to be may fairly be
gaherc. from documents which she has caused to be
published, and which appeared in the HERALD.
Meanwhile Turkey has it stated announced that she
has gone far in the way of concession is possible
for her 60 She will evacuate the Servian forresses
provided she has from the great powers that
ON...s ~
bulletin Issued March IA from Marbor ough
House. announcing that important change in the
dition Royal Hghness the Princess Of Wales had
taken place. and stating that the inflammation in tho
knee, though stll causing Interruption OF Sleep
slowly diminishing This bulletin tended to lessen the
fears which have been created by the
in all gdattsrs OF London, The Ing and Queen of Den
mark Are ON their way TO England.
Dispatches from Miramar tate the reports recently
circulated about the improvcrn In thbeath OF the
OK Empress Charlotte. OF Mexico. withou, founda
ton The condition or the young sovereign has always
been the No moi eworlhy improvement has mani
tested ITSELF
Tho worsted manufacture, OF which Bradford, Eng
land is the CENTRE has increased in value from sight
millions Of pounds sterling In 1858 10 thirteen millions
In 1885, and the impetus which it received from the
American mains unchecked. Lord +. tavendish
remarked, a late town meeting that the population
had increased In generation from 10 600 to 1O7 OOo
Mr. W. f. Forster affirmed that not Manchester
had benefited more by free trade than the town which
he represents
A telegram from Berlin states that when the North
German Parliament to the consideration OF that
paragraph OF the draft OF the constitution which defines
the territory or the Confederation there will be at least
two protests Que will from the Polish deput es
who insist that the Polish provinces shall not be made
part OF the empire The other VIII be from the
deputies from North Scheswig They are in favor Of
incorporation Denmark and therefore will not con
sent to that clause In the draft which makes them
part OF the North German Confederation. Having made
their protests however they win thereafter maintain
passive attitude
year is Able Bouer. a converted jew. Tho Abbe IS a
member of Of the wcalthest and most respected OF
the Jewish families Of emma He suddenly changed
his creed and entered convent OF Carmes, where he
met Ptre Hyacnthe whose conferences at Notre
Dame have excited SO much attention. The rule
OF the order, however. proved too severe for the
Abb6s delicate frame he compelled . leave Il and
take priests orders AS he quilted the pulpit last sun
day, March 10, he received the unusual complainant Of
being met by Majesty and the Archbishop of Paris
seveay expressed their appreciation OF his talent
and eoqnence.
Berangers sister has just attained her lolst year.
The poet paid to the Convent des 6scaux tor her
maintenance.