The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-13
KAIL DETAILS TO MAY |.


Our dies and special correspondence by the steamships
Hammonia and New York at, this port the fol-
lowing details Of cable dispatches dated TO the
evening Of the 3oth Of April in addition mail
ports published in the HERALD yesterday Sunday
ing.
The London Times or tho 2s.h Of April has the follow
ing naval iterns:-
The Prussian brgsof-war Rover, Captain Prandt and
Mosquito Captain Berger arrived at sptead Satur-
day from the Mediterranean and after taking
board satied again the evening for KEEL which
port they we're ordered 10 proceed without delay.
lying NJ anchor al the Motherbank, of Ryde
the celebration Of the Easter festival OF the Greek church
NJ twelve n. on Saturday by salute of twenty-one
guns from each ship The religious service board
commenced at the same time and lasted until NJ
Yesterday To-day being the birthday OF the Emperor,
the ships will 'sdress' in coiors, and noon tire a
national salute In honor Of the day
letter from Trieste that the exEmpress Charlotte
OF Mexico prey greatest consequence
Of the absence Of direct from her august conso
IL nearly two months since she received letter from
the Emperor Of Mexico, whom she knows be exposed
20 the dangers Of One fact especially increases
her alarm; she lately learned from the journals that
vishing 10 give example 70 bis troops Macmillan
nearly paid dearly for his courage since his orderly
ooer killed at his side Tho doctors fear tina, the
prolongston Of this wearyng uncertainty will in
preudicial manner the mind Of the ex-Emprcss.
letter from states that fresh have
been made in that kingdom. They said to have
some relation to project attributed by tho Hanover
Gasetts ex-King George, Of organizing corps OF
volunteers in view OF eventual But the efforts
have not been successful although steps taken,
both in France and England funds for that
purpose.
A communication from Hanover the vaterland
says:-
william l. King Of Prussia. thought ct to seize the
private properly OF sovereign after having deprived
c,cfh{ lie bnreaQ &c hQva npap take
from him. King Georges physicians recently advised him
take ndDg exercise rhe horses which he bad always
used expressly trained tor him a blind man. and
belonged him personally but possession of his
cousin William Of Prussia request made 10 the
latter 10 return them, but he refused
The First Chamber OF the States General OF Holland,
its sitting OF the 2eh OF April voted the budget OF
Foreign Affairs. In tho Of the discussion Count
Dc Zuyisu dc Nyevelt, Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
souched the question OF the barragc OF the Eastern
scheIdt According the information obtained by the
Minister reports Of the foreign engineers oil
agreed tho point that the canal Of Zuyd- cleveland
amply replaces OF the Scheldt and that
Holland satisfied the conditions imposed her
by treaties
Private advicss from Constannople 10 London speak
with considerable confidence Of the intention OF the
Grand vzier the Law Of September 1865 setting
apart certain provision for the general
dsbt Turkey shall strictly carried The Of
Ne Grss month during which the Law had come into
sorcsfrom the 18th March the 18th OF Apri-had
been witnessed with general satisfaction especially
the period when the best collections be
looked for. the three following months being those in
which Of the productive taxes including that
spon shssp, became payable
The remains Of Jober de Lambale, for many years
considered OF the princes OF science, but whose
very learning seemed to make him q unstc we're fol-
lowed the grave April 20 by the medical celebrities OF
psros's household by Chevreull, President OF the
Academy Of Science and by most OF the academcians
Dr. Conneau the head OF Emperor's medical STAR
delivered funeral oraion and Dr. ANAL friend OF
she deceased spoke considerable length on his lfe
surgery was his specially.
Count Nisuerkerqus gave . soree concert In the
rssres OF tho Louvre Paris 10 the foreign visitors to
she Exhibition Prince Oscar Of Sweden among his
guests and being dis,Ineu musician appeared
enjoy the performance which consisted exclusively or
classic music.
An extraordinary will case has been opened In the
Probate Court, London A Mrs Tebbit and her sons
and daughters dispute the win Of her sister, Mrs
INMATES. The latter had lett 10 by her husband
f4oo,o oo by her will she various legacies
her sister, her children and Others and the residue
some flss, o00--to two gentlemen named smith, The
allegation against the will that the tesatrix OF
unsound mind when she made II. She seemed 70 have
mad extraordinary religious decisions, but other
visa, the witnesses say, she q remarkably shrcwd
woman The case had not finished when the mails left
The following graphic description appears In an article
under head Of 'Rituaiism In the Church." In the
Edinburg Review
Sir Walter Scott used 10 tell, with much rest story
81 who tried 20 brighten his friend by encounter
ing him 81 midnight . lonely spot which was sup
posed 70 BE- the resort Of shostly vistans he took
his ssas The haunted Stone wrapped in long white
sheet Presently to his horror the real ghost appeared
and at down beside him. with the omnous ejaculation,
.roa are ghost and Am ghost, let M come closer
and closer cgsthsr and clossr and closer the ghost
znisssS away. This q -. 4 sss f"sS vhcs await;
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