The New York herald., 1867-04-04
Napoleon in tho Face Of Forty Millions
Of United Germans.
French Hints to Russia ON the
Eastern Question.
The Fenian War and British Reform
Revolutionary Crisis.
&c. &c. &C.

Queenstown tse gath OF March, arrived at this port
yesterday afternoon, bringing details of our cable des.
patches er ! tsg-7-e
The English government, and people had already bene
hted by the great American steamship enterprise
opening up Japan and China from San Francisco TO
Hong Kong and Yokohama News from Japan to Feb.
ruary 81 received per the Colorado at San Francisco,
and thence by telegraph received and published in
London on the 2lst OF March
IN England exciting rife at the departure
of the Java TO the prospects OF the reform bill
and the Derby Cabinet According to authority
Ministers themselves expected to be out within week.
Great interest felt the fate Of Dr. Livingstone
the African traveller. BY some 1t was contended that
the report OF his admitted Of little, any,
doubt; while others continued hope that the state
mont was untrue. An Admiralty note announces that
her Msestys ship Wasp proceeded the I'd Of January
70 Quiloa with the British Consu! at Zanzibar board
TO endeavor to ascertain the truth.
The Paris Bourse on the 2lsr Of March experienced a
decided fall and speculation forthwith active upon
the probable Il said have been occasoned
chiefly the publication OF the treaties between
Prussia and the South German States On the following
day. however, there was q marked Improvement
In the English House Of Commons, the 21st OF
March, Mr. Adderley replied great length to ques.
don put by Mr. Buxton in reference TO the outages in
Jamaica. The tenor Of Mr.. Adderley's reply that
the had taken every step possible 70 punish
those who 1t alleged, had been guilty Of excessive
cruelty In putting down the so.caed rebellion in ia
maicA One fact came out which had hitherto becn
stated It that Ensign Cullen and Dr.. Morris had
been acquitted by the courts martial by which they
recently tried.
In South Germany the publication Of the treaties he
tween Prussia Bavaria and Baden to have gissa
great satisfaction. The papers were congrasua.inet u
readers that there 10 in reality united Faaheiland.
Ma adN m Caudi haNn
GER The Turkish ships of came into the Pr@us
watch one or them Upon this the Greek government
addressed protest to the Turkish Minister at Athens
Tho reply smart Turkey, said the Turk Is at peace
with Greece and she has therefore the right send her
war vessels 10 Greek ports
The recent hurricane at Valencia Spain, appears
have been severely felt along the whole eastern coast
Great damage TO the shipping occurred at Gambia and
DIVA Some vessels wrecked at Peniscola and the
circuit which suffered most severely from the tempest
appears have the district between tho mouth Of
the Ebro and Cape San Antonio At vnaroz Also
were losses Here the works In the harbor suffered
The safety Of the Dutch steamer Irene for time
doubtful but she Is reported to have arrived at Malaga
In tho plains also much mischief caused by the hur
ricane Great damage done to the orange trees,
numbers Of the fruit having been blown on the trees
M. Ralph Earle, the Secretary to the English Poor
Law Board, has resigned.
Dr. Pearson, physician In good practice at Ety. Eng
iand been convicted at the Cambrdgeshre asszes OF
poisoning with strychnine two valuable horses. There
motive alleged for the crime. The prisoner was
sentenced to Ave years penal servitude
Five men were killed by the bursting OF boiler used
for agricultural purposes at watlington Norfolk Eng
land. Seven others less injured, and the
lives OF two werc despared OF.
An interesting ceremony took place at Windsor
Castle-the christening OF the infant OF the Maha
rsjah Dhuleep Singh and his wife, the Maharanec.
Queen Victoria stood person OF the sponsors,
and the shahazadah" he is called in the Court Cir
cslar, received the names Of Victor Albert
nnmerously attended meeting OF The London
branches OF the Engine Drivers and Firemen's United
Society was held Exeter Hall for the purpose OF
sdering negotiations pending with the various railway
boards OF directors The tone Of the speeches Of
coocatoy, but the time determined character
Resolutions unanimously passed urging upon the
deputatous the boards Of directors tho i'm
portance OF adhering the memorials for hours
day the mileage and the scale OF wages agreed upon at
aconerence held in November last leaving the settle
ment of other points to the discretion OF the various
Populations and discaimng any intention OF embar
RAISING the directors or inconvenencing the public
In the House OF Commons the 21s OF March Sir r.
Collier asked the Secretary OF State for Foreign Affairs
nhe received copies OF the depostons OF the
OF the steamship Tornado before the British Con-
sui at Cadiz the 23d Of February last and II so
whether ho would lay them upon the table Of the House.
Lord Stanley said he had received the papers named
He had however, telegraphed for them, and when be
got them he would lay them on the table,
Mr. Q. Forsescuc asked the Under Secretary OF State
for the Colonies whether he could lay upon the table the
papers relating TO the Union Of British Columbia and
Vancouver Island and the subsequent condition OF
united colonies Mr. Adderey said the papers relating
TO the rs part OF the question preparation and
would be produced shortly.
The Arr National speaking Of the late scene in the
Corps L6gislsiif, says
The speech Of NJ. Rouher has aroused the past In
ali its intensity He has pushed Us sixteen years back
He has excited passions painfully suppressed but
burning-sn innammabls substance which prudent
minister would bc careful 70 put a spark TO. N.
che echoes o. which are stn heard from one end OF
France TO the other In answer the Pays which by
way Of reproach 70 the liberal deputies said, 'honest
people keep the oaths they have taken" the Aveair
eays:--Such Is the opinion Of the Pays; II IL also
ours; but the Pow viii not be thanked in all quarters
for bringing TO mind this truth the occasion Of the
"a OF December, tt+Mt.4.T
The Official Gazette OF Madrid Of March % rublIshes
addresses from various State bodies concurrnp IN the
recent circulars OF the Ministers Of the Interior and
Foreign Afas OF Spain, relative to the attacks made
BY the foreign press upon the Spanish government
royal decree has been issued appointing the MARQUIS of
Miranores President Of the Senate.
Tue Official English correspondence on the subject OF
postage 70 the United States has been laid before Para
ment The result Is that the post oce Of each country
s'o make i arrangements for the despatch Of its
mas 70 the other and receive the postage the other
country making charge for delivery and after this
year the cunsrd contract then expiring BY notice given
tns' euec the entire postage single international
ie'tcr 70 be 3D. despatched from the United King.
dom; i2c from the United States II is proposed that
the charge for through territorial transit in closed malls
bc OF penny letters and per looz OF
nswpaysr books or patterns Tor ever, sHsssen miles