The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-18

The Inman steamship City of Paris. Captain Kennedy,
shich left Liverpool at four r. N on the 9TH and
Queenstown the sLh OF August, arrived at this port
yesterday evening, bringing interesting mail details Of
our cable dispatches to her day OF sailing.
The semi-oflcia Austrian organs published In Vienna
on the 9th o, August state that the posponement Of the
journey Of the Emperor Empress Of the French to
Sazburg to tho 10Th instant is not occasoned by any
political The delay is necessary because the
Emperor Napoleon receives the great body Of the State
rs usual on the 18th OF the month They add that the
will be paid exclusively for the purpose Of con.
dolence the Emperor Napoleon desiring by courteous
step to insure the journey OF the Emperor Francis
Joseph to Paris The vsi! of the Emperor and
Empress Of Austria to Paris is therefore certain.
In Berlin August s, convention was signed between
Prussia and Austria laying down detailed regulations for
the new railway communication between Silesia and
Bohemia to 10 established conformity with treaty
OF Prague
telegram from Berlin OF the 7th Of August oven
jng-says:-
The iedera Council will assemble the sih instant
II is seni-ocaly stated that the preliminary estimates
for the budget OF 1865 neither new taxes nor
an increase OF those already existing will be required for
sne nctesse n tne eApenuture Nc"spaPer reports Oh
deficit OF 1866 are incorrect The budget for 1885, in
ending the expenses ocCasionei By the war; showed
total surplus Of revenue over expenditure amounting 10
200 thalers No deficit has existed in tho 1rst
months OF the year, contrary tho esti-
mated expenditure exceeded by the regular revenue.
The PARIS A0nitaIr OF the 7ih OF August, evening,
gays
The governments Of France ard Italy show firm
Intention scrupulousy 10 respect the convention OF the
10th or September which Is az guarantee OF the
Pontihcia territory and pledge for the existence Of
good relations between France aud I.aly
The Opisions OF Florence OF August controvcrts the
view taken by the French press on the proceedings
adopted by the Italian Chamber OF Deputies in reference
20 General Dcmorr's mission 10 Rome, and aIiuces
especially to tho opinion expressed by Paris journal
la Frunc which held up the Of Italy the spectre
OF new armed Intervention. Tho Florence Opinions
says VIII not look upon such cts Of III temper ss
serous, and feels assured the French government Will
not allow itself be cheated By sdious suggestions
into undertaking another expedition to Rome mich
Idy orl feel heryeybcnd oppose 10 ne t,s,os and
which, even II successful would only place France in
ahc position that recently occupied BY Austria
nj venstia
Tne Pruslan government has received no intelligence
from Baron Magnus the Prusslau Ambassador in
Mexico, since Nay 81. Tho choice OF representative
OF Cermaa interests IN that country has been ic 20 him
The Fenian. General Faro.a, confined in KiIma,nhaso
prison. under The provisions Or he Suspension act l.
STATED TO have made some disclosures respecting tho
conspiracy. The Dublin Ffssa.aas Journal OF the
5th Of Angus, has the following reference to tie
matter
prson'r OF rank in the "1rish revolutionary move.
ments, but WHO native British subject Is stated
no nave male some revelation 90 an important char
ucter bearing on the rcrolucrary movement through
ou' Europe Of which the Ienian re0 formed portion
90 friday y Is stated, crown Ollcai had two inter-
views Win him Ia kimanham prison The prisoner, u
~ asserted, has given such Information will COM
promise many persons q position, not only 10 Ireland
pu' also 20 England Including Of former high po
luos importance The selfJustncltian Of the alleged
iniOfncr or MS treason that DE was abandoned the
uaugers o. his position without legal help having been
AFFORDED him BY bis former friends
la the course OF debate on Irish national education
sn the House Of Commons, Lord Mas communicated
fhe gratifying fact that $1,000 children were al.
sending The primary schools la Ireland. Mr.. Berna
Osborne condemned Tue system being too GOOD for
she population, and only calculated TO render them ds
eontented and be nsanced the impetus Il had given
70 Fenianism.
The leading men Of the medical profession in crsa,
Britain we're nearly all attending the annual meeting OF
the British Medical Association IN Dublin.
The Dublin papers con,rnsici he repor. that Tho
Prince Of Wales viii visit his mothers subjects in Ire
land this year II appears hs viii accompany his VITO
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