The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-22
MAIL DETAILS TO JULY 10.

The Iuman steamship City Of Antwerp, Captain Mire-
Aouse which left Liverpool at four p NJ. on the 10th
and Queenstown the 1ith July arrived at us port at
On early hour yesterday morning. bringing details Of our
gable dispatches to her day OF sailing one day later
! The steamship Nebraska, her arrival or Queens
town. from New York. the night Of the 9th inst, ran
Into and sunk fishing smack, drowning i've out OF
ssvsn men. No light shown by tho smack.
Tho French Corps Legislaf by vote Of 23s to r.,
passed the bill for credit Of 900 francs, which
Includes the additional 81 900 required for the
Army.
Tho giut OF money in the London market Ia represent
IA ~ almost unparalleled and likely to force the Bank
n England reduce it's rate Of discount to tho lowest
point ever known. Thero increased dulness on the
London Stock Exchange, where money was abundantly
offered at ~ per cont.
In Paris the sth OF July the Committee Of the
ottoman Bank gave grand dinner TO Fuad Pasha. NJ
GsaAc Pererc in proposing the health Of Fuad Pashs,
Impressed bis good wishes for the development Of the
prosperity Of Turkey Fuad Psshs in reply said that
s Sultan had been much impressed by the spectacle Of
French civilization and no hoped that this journey Of
ais Majesty would be productive Of good results to tho
Ottoman empire. Replying to toast proposed BY Mr..
Bruce the English Commissioner, Fuad Pasha said that
nhe harmony Of England and France NOT only de-
bs for Turkey but for the reposo and prosperity Of
nhe whole world He sincerely wished that the Otto
Ian government could continue and more to &C.
lw<rs tke concurrence Of the hco great Popera
r. In the session OF the Italian Legislative Chamber, July
b. tho discussion Of the Ecclesiastical Property bill was
psspmsd signor Borgetti attacked the proposed quda'
don which hs believed to DO dangerous both TO religion
Rnd TO the State He admitted the possibility Of recon-
filing the Church and the State the basis OF liberal
apmpgomiss, and commenced upon The instructions
Which had been given signorl vegezz and Toncllo
d the intentions Of the Rcasoli Ministry relative TO
khe negotiations with Rome.
In ths Spanish Senate, July o. Senior Barzanallana,
Finance Minister made statement With regard to the
Asusmsnt or the Spanish debt He said that he had
ksived DOCUMENTS containing the acceptance by the
efsoch creditors Of the proposed arrangement and was
tssured that the adhesion Of the English bondhoIdsrs
would immediately follow the approval Of the Law. The
tsba resulted In the success Of the Ministerial psoposaL
h The select committee Of tho English House Of Com.
neus on the Ecossssticsi Titles Act met for the FIRST
Ams Mr.. MacEvoy presided. Mr.. Justice oHsgan
tfas the arss witness He declared that In his opinion,
while the Aot ives dead letter. Its provisions prevented
chat Communication between the Executive government
ed the Romap Catholic hierarchy which was essen
eiL for the good government Of Ireland.
Hairouah Enend, the Imsum, or Grand Amonsr OF
the Sultan, paid visit July TO the Papa Nunco TO
france, and the Archbishop Of Paris.
BY command Of Queen Victoria the Prince Of Wales
was 70 pay state visit 10 the Royal Italian Opera In
company with the Sultan on the 18th Of July.
The Queen Of Prussia left Windsor Castle the 9th
Of July for the Continent while In England her
Majesty paid visit 10 Miss Florence Nightingale.
An extraordinary meeting OF the shareholders OF the
National Steamship Company was held at Liverpool
July for the purpose Of considering scheme for
organizing the company. and doing away with the pre-
sent liability OF f70 per SHARE 10 which holders OF the
Aompanys stock liaba The Board also proposed Q
resolution 10 cancel oil their property and
% become their own for the future Both plans
we're unanlmoualy agreed TO.
I An sxtspyive strike was going on among the Golfers
Of the Oldham district. England Out Of twenty-five
pits only six were working, and about ninc hundred
sn, besides large number Of lads were idle, protest
ipg against reelection Of twopsnoe per ton IN thsi
wages q, the same time Offering 10 accept one penny
A. three pits the reelection was accepted The dsmant
Tor coal in tho district being supplied from tn
Yorkshire coal fields.