The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-31


morning and sailed for Liverpool
MAIL DETAILS TO MAY 49,.
Our European files and special correspondence
csivcd by the steamship Scotia. at this port embrace
the following interesting details Of our cable dispatches
dated to the 10th Of Nay
The Paris La Patrie, Of May 10. reports:-
II is announced that the Shah OF Persia will come to
France in July to visit the Universal Exhibition. This
Prince was to leave Teheran in the month Of June to
but poooi have induced him to abandon that
project and come to Europe Naspo-ed-din sovereign
snsn o. Pssis son q hohsmmed-shah succeeded his
enlightened Princes Ia Asia.
The Queen OF Spain is arrive in Paris on the 18th
of June.
the halse Of Florence, announces that King Victor
Emanuel will visit Paris shortly afsr the marriage Of
Prince Amadeus. and that the Duke and Duchess
dAoss will also make short stay In the French
capital
Pope Plus TX completed his ssvsny-nfta year on the
18th inst. having bean born May H. 17s2. He viii
have occupied the Pontncsi throne twsnycas years
the 18th Of June.
The London Star OF the 18TH OF May, says:-
Mr.. Jefferson Davis has left New York for Canada.
This may DO taken to indicate that his public
him 80 long he remains in exile. Mr.. Davis win
meet with cool receipt ION In Canada II he had paid
have been Welcomed b. h.s Of .d|rs 8: but nov ho
will Ind these gentlemen rather ashamed Of the sympa-
thy which they then hvshed on hrs cause and Of their
premature EMULATION At the fall or the American
republic
In the House Of Commons the 10th Of May Sir r.
Buxton asked whether the government intended follow.
ing the recommendations Of Commander Latham, CON-
mandsr Purvis Captain Bedingnsd and Consul Seward
set forth the Slave Trade Papers, in favor OF
alteration in the cruising ground Of her Maesys ships
with view moro sectuaily to prevent the slave trade
the East Coast Of Africa and whether returns Of
savsn captured In ICES would presented to the
House. Mr.. Cory said that the recommendations
fsrrsd to had bssn generally approved By the COM
mandsr Of the station, and had bssn followed far
the garrison OF the station would admit The papers
inquired for had been laid upon the table Of the House
last Tuesday and they referred both the east and
west coast Of Africa
return just issued records 10 osI deaths in Scotland
In the FIRST quarter Of 1897 being in the annual proper
ton OF 2S.1 deaths per 1000 Of population. This
salsy Is much above the average Of the corresponding
quarter Of ten previous years. which in the annual
proportion Of FAC deaths psr 1000 OF population The
annual mortality Of the town population the March
quarter Of tho present year 2s3 per 1000 whs the
annual death rate amOag the rural population only
lLs psr 1000 The high mortality Of the quarter ap-
pears TO- have been attributable severity OF The
weather rather than 70 the prevalence any epidemic
May 10 grand d,unsr was given IN Paris by Madame
Drouyn Lhuys in honor Of the young japanese prince
and his suite consisting OF Ave persona Among the
guests we're the Duchess de Fernsn Nuusz n de Lich-
eufeld Minister OF Holland; Baron and Baroness dc
seebach, nc. Tho young prince eft at hai-pas nins
ssino occusomedt 10 retire 70 res curly ko~ and %
rise every morning at six o'sioct.
The German papers are just discussing the means
Of Furnishing the Pope with Legion Of recruited
the Tyroi
In Nses aud Queries extract i given from Guicciar
dns Description OF the Low countries, which shows
that for centuries Luxembourg has suffered from its
peculiar position between coniendng States. This 10
the account given OF II in 1885,
This country being frontier against France, hath
often beone miserably afflicted in the wars and dusrs
.ownss yea the principal i.ssis osn sacked and dss
strongly seated yet but reasonably built because IN the
hath often been destroyed In such sort that the
citizens being very poore by reason Of the wars, have
not only been careless repairing IT, but many Of them
have also ceAne abandoned IT,
ssAn Irishmaa VINO knows both sides Of the Atlantic
explains In q Dublin journal what ne considers 70 DO
great and unsuspsctsd national danger The American
propaganda are, he says rapidly achieving the moral
and social ruin Of Ireland Sentiments aud principles
gnoransy and unsdvisdy picked up the wharvss Of
New York. or about the platforms or stump orators
ectns the most sacred relations Of life being syste-
macally imported INTO and nsunlIzed in Ireland The
notion that hereditary property, especially lad, 10
morally wrvng; That tho clergy kind or rsvsred
marshasea men who ought only 10 b suffered 70 20 ~
large on Sundays the American presumption in favor Of
youth and against ass and experience; the other notion
that law need ought be obsysd which dos not
re-scho and reflect The democratic sentiment psssoa
Of the hour the aoodssyou doctrine Of personal equal
sythess the dogmss out Of which nc unehecked
revolution certain TO b wrought In Irish cbsrsc-
ter and 1rish conducs kindred revolution was
wrought century ago, in France Holding these views
the writer's object 10 invite the earnest attention
the well educated and we'll disposed Of Ireland
the fact the mental and moral constitution Of the
country ia at this attacked with the most dan
gerous and insidous malady 70 which has sver been
| exposed
curious question arose the rccsnt sitting Of the
Jury az the nineteth class Of the Paris Exhibition
which relates 10 lodgings for workingmes. The Em.
peror Napoleon exhibitor this class and doubts
we're raised a. 10 his competency 70 forward ~
| candidate for prise n CONT che President Of the
Glass; Who also the Emperors private secretary. said
he thought his Majesty had better BE- declared 'Au1
c,rcowan The other members OF the jury, however,
we're Of different opinion aud the Prussiaa CommIs-
sloper especially insisted THAI would b unfair 10
siuds The Emperor from the composition, long before
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