The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-12
DiSraeli's Review of British Reform
and National Progress.
Impending Political Changes and How
They Are to be Met.
The Old Fogy Reviews as Hearse
Horses to the Wings.
The French Circular on the
Roman Question.


Tho Imam steamship city Of New York Captain Ros.
kell which left Liverpool at noon on tho a0th and
Queenstown on the October arrived ,hi. port at
an early hour yesterday morning. bringing interesting
mail details OF cable Dispatches dated hey day OF
So Hing from Ireland
The steamship Hibernian, from Liverpool passed
Father Poin. i've O'Clock yesterday morning on the
way to Quebec
A Paris telegram, OF the soth OF October. s.ys:-
A council OF ministers held this evening Many
OF the French bishops expressed 10 the Emperor
their recognition OF the protection offered by him til
Holy see.
Vienna kilograms Of the 3Oth OF October announce:
This mornings papers recognize that the meeting Of
ansc and accept 10 tho OF the proposed by the
Emperor OF Austria the good understanding stated to
exist between Austria and France II Is stated that
Baron Beust will 60 to London ON Friday, and that
abe Emperor Of Austria will leave Compiegne on Non
In to-days sitting OF the Upper House OF the Rechs
rAh the bill upon the power OF the government and the
meats and several supplementary clauses a. drawn up
by the Lower House Before the adoption OF the bill
sossos ~ ". on 1sn1 nm maos
looked upon the bili which had been originated by the
initiative Of the Lower House. and modified but not
fundamentally altered BY the committee Of the Upper
House. completion OF the institutions and constitu
tions Of the State. The government, be added, had
openly and honorabiy entered upon o titutiona
path and they considered duty 20 forward IN
1t in the same honorable manner
Much alarm created in London short time since
BY report crcula cd BY the Globe that the underground
railway, which s OF the great arteries OF trafc
The metropolis was bssst with noxisus and explosive
gasss At an inquest held In the city, October So on
she body Of young girl who had died suddenly in one
OF abe carriages the line scientific evidence pro-
ducsd prove that the atmosphere in the tunnels was
quite innocuous.
summary OF the years railway returns Of Great
Britain shows the total capital Of railways In the United
Kingdom to be f45b.47sl43. made up a. follows
Ordinary capital. S2ls, 1875; preference stock,
ETA dsbsnturs stock f13 1876 $780, dsbenturs
loans. cot s2l o9I The average dividend on ordinary
stock was, in England, 81 las. l0d per cent; Scot
Iand GA oA 3d.; and in Ireland only f2 los
3D. The English dividends varied from ss per cent ON
she Cromford and High Peake line ell 2s Sd The
Lancashire and Carlisle. The lowest dividend In Scot
land was l0a per cent the Carlisle and sloah Bay,
and tbs highest, 60 ss the Kilmarnoek and Troon
very small line. In Ireland the Waterford aud
Limerick Railway paid the lowest dvidend-l5s per
csnt-aud the Dublin and Kingsiown the highest 50
per cent
The Hon. Mr.. Calvert. Who while English Vice Consul
at the Dardaness absconded to evade charge Of fraud
has been captured He accused OF having dsraudsd
ths underwriters NJ Loyds Of Ella 900 insurance OF
the ship Poseidon.
When the City Of New York sailed from England ID
was feared that the project for rsopening the Royal
Bank OF Liverpool wsuld have abandoned and that
large quantity OF would DO forced on the market
in consequence The show that the bank had
advanced about goo 900 sterling TO eight well
arms In Liverpool Two houses had suspended pay.
mont account OF the banks stoppsgs being Mr..
Robert Hutohison, cotton merchant
meeting or the creditors OF Messrs. r. 4 II Lewis
Brothers, OF London having branches in New York and
San Francisco held in London the 2sth OF Oc-
tober The liabilities estimated at about cl00, 000
hut positive decision the course be pursued
was arrived at
The mission Of the Grand vizsr OF Turkey Gambia
has failed. The insurgsnt population would sccep, no
conditions short OF annexation TO Greece.
In Dublin the Fenan Colonel John Warren was pu, on
trial. His attorney asked for Jury composed half OF
aliens born IN America and the other half natives Of
Ireland but the Oh ef Baron declined TO yield the
application, in consequences the prisoner desired his
counsel to withdraw. Ho pleaded not guilty. Mr. Adar
counsel engaged by the United States Consul
proceedings behalf Of his government informed
by the presiding justice that lac would be recognized
By the Court, and regretted him that position
The Attorney General IN his opening speech, gives
lengthy account of the voyage Of Tenian priyatser
Csee Cork Herald, Oct, 81
The great Irish Protestant meeting OF Hills
boro, county Down, tho 3otn Of October. Twenty
thousand persons wore present.