The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-11
By STEAMSHIP TO JULY 30.

The German mail steamship wessr, Captain wenks
from Southampton on the 3oh Of July arrived at this
port yesterday evening" bringing mail reports in detail
OF our cable dispatches to her day Of sailing.
Lord Derby unable from Illness DO present
the House Of Lords July 49, and therefore the Earl OF
Nalmssbury moved that the House 60 into committee
ON the Reform bill Lord Halifax moved his amend
msnt declaring that the redistribution scheme ought
b wideasd. Hs disavowed all party motives praised
the government for bringing forward such measure
and gave his complete adhesion to the enfranchisemen
part Of the bill. He urged the government TO recon-
slider the distribution scheme The smaller boroughs
ought he said to b disfranchised and members
given the populous counties and the large towns
TIE Earl OF Carnarvon again severely criticized the
oonduc. OF the government he said he should abstain
from voting IL the resolution were pressed, but he
should vote for Earl Grey's amendment for taking
member from each # the towns with less than twelve
thoussnd Inhabitants, because It was definite.
Earl dc Grey insisted that the Redistribution part Of
the bill had been insuncsntly considered the House
Of Commons and said IL their iordships' duty to
make Il moro In accordance with the wishes Of the
people
The Duke Of Cleveland gave his hearty assent to the
resolution, and commended that would DO well there
approach 70 electoral districts in the dis
ibuton Of seats and after further discussion tho
motion negatved by 100 votes So and the House
went into committee on the bill
In the House Of Commons, July 20, Mr. 0tway led an
Eack upon Sir Stafford Northcote for spending part Of
The Indian revenues upon bali to the Sultan. Tho
cuss that such ball would have q good effect on the
Nussulnan population OF India Mr.. Otway declared To
BE- wholly invalid. The Mussulmans could only become
Awars OF the fact through Hndoo sources and the
6indoos were not all likely 10 take favorable Of
The expenditure. He commended that the sole control
pvsr the revenues OF India should be the
Secretary OF State and the India council. After Colonel
Sykes had briefly spoken, Sir Stafford Norhcots jus-
NED the expenditure on the bah, and gave sx-
plantations ssasy - 70 the disposal Of the revenues
OF India.
The Fersscs papers insist that the Paris Pure stated
That which not true when :. said that the Italian
Ministry believe The reports Of General Dumont's
speeches to DO greatly exaggerated Evidently there is
great soreness In Italy the conduct OF France in re
spsot to ths Roman question.
Previously TO leaving England his imperial Ma,estv
the Sultan through his Minister for FOREIGN An.ir,
Fuad Pasha. presented to Mr.. eye . SNUFF boz AZ
'marque q. souvenir de kaja6p Of the reception
given his Majesty the Floral Hail. London ana OF hin
Satisfaction at the entertainment at the Opera on the
occasion OF the state visit The Sultan also caused to be
placed IN Mr. eyes hands the sum Of fsoo sterling to
be applied to charitable purposes in connection with the
Lspsic bookseller announces that he about 10 pub.
lish the works OF the late Emperor Maximan They
viii form volumes Of which four In the hands
OF the printer This publication takes place 81 the
press desire Of the Emperor Francis Joseph.
Acorrsspondsnt Of the London Post, dating in Lon
= don. writes
There are people who fancy that the heir apparent TO
tne brush crown 10 In the uninterrupted enjoyment OF
Wen paid sinecure. Let those who envy him reflect
on the amount OF work devolvcd upon him, and which
ne performed 90 admirably during the suIfans visit
ne had 70 make four railway journeys. backwards and
he sos Between London and Dover. Day after day
.rr.s-gn duty, morning, noon and evening, finding
Sc c,.,,s spd keeping up conversation for visitor
s...-ss.. rs communicate with him through In
S ~ ~ chs~cs he had q few hours 10 spare
.tom @ a'nSsnce, ne obliged 10 devote them to
the Nceroy. NOW, consider II your own casa Fancy
1n 20. sh,c ume habits occupations and COM
fors tns iasnlon Goblet once oe rcd 70 undertake
xbe dulles OF king for the moderate saIary OF clo0
year For my part would undertakes The dutIss AZ
Rruos OF Wales during OF the Oriental en,so.s M,
e. Hmss that amount Of pay 'o'
,ffhs Commissioners Of National Education in rre,a.s
directed two Of their inspectors mako special inquire
nso ths truth Of charges Of sympathy with Fsnsnism
brought By the police against some male and female