The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-15
The North American Confedera-
ton Bill.
John Bright on the Citizen Rights Of the
Nova SeOian People and Annexation
10 the United States.
Frontier Dangers Of the American Union
from Canada and the Japanese" .
Commercial Policy at Washington.

The mails OF the africa reached this city from B0sto
yesterday evening. bringing some details Of csbI
dispatches additional to those Of the day. receive
by the French steamship Vile dc Paris
An official denial was given In Constantinople Eel
ruary %. to tho lately published. asserting tina
eight thousand ee the Turkish troops were beaten
Gambia on the 18th and 1nh OF February that the In
surrecton victorious, and thsA Trash nassacras ha
been perpetraed by the Turka This Intelligence q AZ
clared by the Turks to be false and calumniou..
The Hungarian deputies from Transylvania are disat
ished In Pesth owing to the Ministry having decided no
to propose for the present either municipal reforms
the establishment Of trial by jury for press offences
Transylvana conference OF the Deak party will b,
held TO settle the disagreement which has arisen on this
subject
An English statist has found that since 1921 Mexico
has had twenty Presidents seven Dctators two
Emperors, one Vice President and Generalissmo or
an average OF one ruler every sixteen month"; Maxi.
milan has had the longest reign Of any Of them
The British Board OF Trade returns for the past year
have been issued They show tho total value of exporta
tons TO have been &lsS 1885, which 10 fourteen per
cent over the total Of the preceding year. and eighteen
per cent over that Of 1854 The amount Of shipments
cotton manufactures was O22 being an increase
thirty per cent in value and twenty eight per cent in
quantity on those Of the preceding year. Haberdashery
shows an increase Of seven per cent linen
an increase Of five per cent woollen manufactures I've
and half per cent and iron manufactures ten per cent
ihe imports OF cotton during the year were 10 25
cwt against s73l, $40 in 1865 OF this total CAS- $40
CIV we're from the United States against l2l2 100 in
] 9 and Ice, 322 In 1894
FRANCIS MAuline, who has been discharged from
custody at Chester, England after being detained in
pr son fourteen days suspicion of completely in the
recent Fenan 'raid" that city writes to a news.
paper 70 complain that the examinations he underwent
uatn1xx
coed against Captain Smith ehe Chief Constable OF
Cheshre) for perjury and will bring an action for false
imprisonment against the Chester magistrates
In the House Of Commons March i Mr. Brucn rnovea
Tor copy OF the opinion Of the law advisers OF the
lrown 10 Ireland relative 80 the release OF John Morris
aeV PRISONER arrested on charge OF treason felony
and Fenianism. Lord Mas having explained the cir.
cumstances OF the case said that would not be for tho
public interest to accede TO the motion.
6arbad on his way to Venice paid visit to Bologna
where be was received with the utmost enthusiasm AZ
the railway station he was met by the Working Mems
Society, tho Roman emigrants, with their respective
banners. the Democratic Society and vast crowd Of
people, who completely oiled the building, and among
whom were many ladies. At sight OF the familiar red
shirt enthusiasm was Immediately aroused, and the
friends or tho General had some difficulty in open.
ING passage for him from the carriage 10 the wait
ing ROOM Many people kissed his hand, others bis
clothes. Seeing upon OF the banners the wolf with
the twins and another the Roman eagle the General
made some remarks respecting Rome Professor Flo.
panti In reply, said that the duty OF iberatng Rome
belonged In the first place those who remained there
and in the second to the Roman exiles IT. unfortunately
neither succeeded the duty devoved upon all Italians
and 10 such case, the government remaining neutral
the nation would upon the valor and abnexa,is
81 Garibaldi The General replied that 1t was to !
hoped this great object would DO accomplished by pun
legal means; that revolutionary means ought to u
scrved as a last resource should the others fail
The removal Of two cases Of bullion, valued a q,
wards OF 1000, belonging TO Baron Rothschild, so
forchold Of the Waterloo steamer while lying n
Thames, OF the Tower, London, is still unexy ,a,na
FROM tue description OF 'ne missing Cases va oh h
been pu, in circulation u appears they sbs :, M
'0on n'Hes 'ons :. oA'oen '''Ae' :. "'p.n i'd widt
'"u 'o'"ieu " H~'a AAo'.1 - "ooN, eo'A .th iron
oo'u enus' anu uaneu WV 'ons Asau'u n''is Each
20 Gun contained ooo pounus ~ sser oa1' W marked
So, and the other "a. There no direct o an e,,,
OF them The chief mate Of the waterie vho -
Aessrs Rothschlds clerk = receipt for ths ,eve cos
put board, is he saw them raised hv a., s,s.
ers from the iugger boat aion9sS ana ,mm,
stely lowered into the hold, and saw u am ,,ad a. !,
near the buikhead, and counted them a., .r,or a. .,
ss'is'y 1'"5sn snss ''''s W cases.
Ala meeting Of some Of ihe pr ,rc,n., e,oa,or.
overcnd, Gurney b Co. In Londor ~ rna,,.s ,,nn
helm by whom IL had been convsr !, .-,..,,., ~.
alton TO the effect that he should ,,,a-,..s !, -,
tate an arrangement with the .roho,.r. 90 Tho -
rnent Of the creditors caims no ,r.,.,rr.r,. oe I,
further dividend by the 81 !, ns.o,ano, lea, ,
b. the eaisnoe ~ st Of December, 1868,
crcdVoFs ssfcc'as " up all demands for inters
which was amos' unAA ously adopted, Mr. oppenhe
being requested 70 ssnf c,rr,,., "a an ~. croa,,
ASKING for their assent @T7 N
The London Timesc ,,h. oad AZ rshruarv savs.
Tbe army estimate - - ...-.. ..-~-.s. g :.
penmues a. nos a. ., 200 during the ensuing year
YET ,ney w nv = UGH the expected scheme for the
orgsnizauoa , w ne army. General Peel explained
Monday evsn,ns that the charges Incidental TO the
ssc,usy With rscr ,oi epJ os,sSssp. also an ar
.. uld be proposed In special and distinct
moves produced 81 the proper time
Inc en.n clause Of Napoeon's new press law enacts
, Inc pSe location or article signed BY person
~ Tror his civil aud political righs or BY one 70 wh
sosoco Oh territory Is prohibited incors hns Of io'
The Paris Steele writing on the subject Of the ops
the press law rules rays ft1
,me Of contemporaries interpret the tenth clal
selessly aggravated. but also to writer's who have
THUS not only The Journalist ruined by crushing I'M
not only Is he disqualified from voting for candidate
he h also deprived OF faculty OF writing and Il IN
out from the profession by which he gains his livir
Duou ah'quy ~ ieNotunx not 10 be either
the text Of the bill or IN the mode OF interpreting n
refuse 10 believe that such clause could have passed
deliberations where Minister Of Justice presided
Tho North German Parliament 10 engaged in the wa
OF examining into the validity Of the elections Of
members Complaints have been made a the manr
Ia which the government managed the elections in so
places so "a 10 return the government candida
Nothing Of importance IN this respect has uanspr
The Parliament has decided the validity Of one hi
dred and sixty Of tho elections and as this nun
makes quorum the House win proceed 70 elect pr
dent
Switzerland and Belgium are about to conclud
rcaty for tile protection OF literary aud artistic e
ight .
4 considerable amount OF Official ie'eeraphing
Mrh 4, going on between Paris and Constantine
rhtForcgn once and the Ottoman Embassy are ecu
scfe Il the Porte about 10 place the island OF Car