The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-27
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Details OF the Fatal Fenian Explo-
sion at C!erkenweIl Prison.
an English Reform Lacquer on the Po-
itical Wants Of the Peoples
Arrest Of an alleged Homicide from
New Yorlr

The Cunard steamship Scotia Captain Watson, which
ien Liverpool on tho ls,h al eleven o'clock A. "a, and
Queenstown on the evening Of the 10th inst arrived al
This port at one o'clock his morning. bringing mail de-
tails OF our cable Dispatches dated her day Of sailing
from Ireland.
Captain Judkins does no. command tho Scotia her
present voyage being detained In England 10 give owl
'dsnce in pending trial. wherein passenger by the
Scotia on a recent occasion, seeks TO recover heavy
damages for injuries sustained board the steamer
Tho English papers by the Scotia allied with do.
Of the Fsnian funeral professions agitation in Eng
land and Ireland the for thelr repres
sions and tho uorksnwen explosion
The London Times Of the 1ath tsst, In an editorial
en- tho Cierksnwsl Fsnisn outrage says
Ireland has suffered much at the hands of her self
constituted Representatives and never more than when
shc Is made TO appear before the world the mother
OF assassnh
The Grand Jury at the Liverpool Assizss returned
true bin for misdemeanor against Mr. Charles Lee Camp
bell, Of the nrm or Colin Campbell Sons, cotton
brokers' account OF the transactions between him and
shs National Bank OF Liverpool, which have created
much sensation
decree of the Portuguese government sbolishes the
duties cereals imported into Portugal until the ond
Of June. 1858.
Daniel Mccarthy, baker, OF Princes street. Cork q
warrant for whose issued time ago,
charge OF accelerating the death OF his wife,
arrested December Is Oh the Queenstown OF
Abe steamship Erin from New York.
Emperor OF Russia has sanctioned the proposal OF
the War Minister for the manufacture OF brescboaders
for the Russian army aud both the government and
private gun factories actively engaged in preparing
the arm.
An imperial Russian decree 6red tho introduction Of
now tarn Of customs from 1869.
A. the sitting Of the Lower House Of the Austrian
Reichsrath the general debate upon the
cial agreement with Hungary. Deputy Herbs, defended
the motions OF the majority and spoke favor Of the
interests of the state creditors After q reply from
Deputy Skene and several other speakers the Finance
Minister stated the part hs had taken in the negotiations
with Hungary for agreement He stated that tho
agreement wss effected ministry would be APP
pointed The delegations from the Hungarian and
Austrian Diets would cooperate IN preparing the
budget, The Cis-Leithan Budget for 1858 showed
an expenditure Of CAS-, 100000 1osns aud a
revenue OF 195,o0o,o0o, leaving q deficit OF
sa,coo,ooo Tho present contribution OF Hungary was
oooo0 against 81 600 900 in the previous year. and
there doubt that the smount promised would DO
received The financial world hailed the agreement with
ioy The rate OF exchange had risen and capital was
fowing into railway enterprises The in direct
taxes amounted 270ooe aorins and Indirect taxes
20 900 above tho originally estimated There
WAS upon tho whole, increase in the revenue OF
81, $1,000 forms over the previous year.
The debate in the Italian Chamber OF Deputies on
tho policy Of the government which eyentua.ed adj
versey to the Cabinet, continued Slgnor Bertani
strongly condemned the policy OF the government,
and, with regard TO the Intervention, said the
French soldiers had boon guilty Of cruelty TO tho
wounded Gsribaldsns at Montana. The blood shed
at Montana had severed thu Ale ss.~s~n ths ~.a~-,
and the monarchy. Signor Bsrtani concluded by
proposing order OF the day affirming Rome no tho
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