The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-22
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
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Warming of the People 10 the
Queen Of Spain.
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Turkish and Christian Reports
from Gambia.
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English Proposal for Arbitration OF
the american Claims.
&c. Ae. Ne.
BY STEAMSHIP TO JANUARY 10.


The mails OF the Asia reached this city from Boston at
NJ carly hour yesterday morning
The Inman steamship City Of Now York, Captain
Leach which left Liverpool at the 9th and
Queenstown the 10th January arrived at this port at
early hour yesterday morning.
From both sources have special correspond
and Gles containing details OF cable dispatches
70 the 9th inst
In England the projected Demonstration by the pre-
sep,aon Parliament simultaneously and in person Of
OF reform petitions by the working classes was
very generally denounced as menace TO Parliament.
The London Nelcs cautions tho working men in the
strongest terms 10 refrain from countenancing the
project which it condemns piece Or political char
latanism.
The English papers contain accounts from all parts OF
deaths from cold and destituton. The frost and snow
- the previous week had been succeeded by violent
WIND and rain just before che City of New York sailed
From the wreck Of the ship Harvest Queen, reported
~ cable In the HERArp, seaman named James DOYLE
vas saved by cnging TO SPAR bu. feared the
d the drowned
10 Paris the students recently arested ana tried FOR
holding Illegal meetings, had been condemned various
terms Of imprisonment the longest being neen mouths
An Official despatch from Admiral Boze, dated 18th
November, says the French squadron in Cochin China
iifhments and the paace--the King OF Corea having
taken no further notice of the negotiations which had
hcen opened by Nspoleon's officers.
General Aontebeo, who commanded the French gar
nson NJ Rome, is nominated a Senator Of France
Another shock OF an earthquake felt in Algeria on
fhe morning OF the lih instant, during a delnge Of
vain
A deputaton from the mobiles Of scheswig. Hols,en
waited upon the King OF Prussia Berlin on the TIN
instant when Herr Reventiow, Spokesman Of the depu.
ta'ion, addressed bis Majesty follows
We happy and grateful our dearest interests
entrusted into the hands OF yonr Majesty and we are
proud to belong the renowned Prussan monarchy
70 participate ia the blessings Of the common faherland
The public functionares in the annexed provinces
NOT 20 be superseded by Prussia They win remain in
mice and shortly take the oath of allegiance to the
Kns Of Prussia This says the North Gama~ Gazette, is
proof that the government is convinced that IS
rely npon the continuance Of. Sufficiently tranquil
spirit In tboss provinces
II stated that Prussia Rad declared her intention TO
join England and france in sending special commis.
INQUIRE into the asirs of the Schedt end the
navigation dues.
u is noticed ths. part Of the speech Of beng Of
liAy 70 PssiamsA RELAXING 70 the keeping q of ne
army was kept from the kilograms forwarded at the
tine One clsase Of the spesch certainly aludea 10
sash 80 sTen'aality Z: lr.h:r yX l2I Is,y and
certain that the whole tenor Of the Speech fos keep
ipe up the army
The Minister OF War OF italy has addressed report
&c tho King proposing certain reductions the military
expenditure, which wl diminish the budget ~ the
War Department for 1897 20 about ll0 600 600 lire
The bishops for the vacant OF Italy viii b. ap
painted by the Pope In with the Italian govern
m~pt, andn win thus be possible omit the forp,ay
u the e1eqaa,nE
Tie Emperor and Empress OF Austria received at
Vienna the sth inst, numerous deputaton sen, by
the Hungarian Diet 10 congratulate their Macstes
she opening Of The neg year. The Emperor, In reply
10 The address from the spokesman Of the dcpuaon
pv~ssed hopes that the year would afford, by the
blessings OF peace compensation for the losses
which hsd befallen the country, and that In Hungary
The basis Of public welfare and constitutional de-
ve!opmeni might, BY the display Of mutual confidence.
De more speedily and lsstngiv strengthened.
despatch from Berlin, ds,ed January Q, says:--
The party Of progress intend 10 bring forward bill, in
The Chamber of Deputies demanding that the members
and that their travelling expenses should be repaid 10
tbctp
II ~ positively asserted that Herr Savigny will be
appointed President OF the FEDERAL Commission.
Vicnns despatch Of the 9th of January rays:--
An imperial letter published to-day, grants compa,e
amnesty for all offences against the press law
eves the newspapers from all legal consequences q. the
ssnI pces which may have been passed upon them.