The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20
MAIL DETAILS TO JUNE 8.

The mails Of the China reached this city from Boston
yesterday morning. bringing special correspondence
and Ies in detail Of cable Dispatches to the 9Th Of
juno. From both sources have the following very
interesting mail reports additional to the adyces by the
French steamship Perere, which published in the
HsRALD last Tuesday morning
The Berlin correspondent Of the London Times writing
on tho 5h OF June. says
Onco more the resignation OF Count Bismarck, on the
ground OF i'll health, has been announced imminent
Tho mental and bodily work which has fallen to
his share certainly tells upon his constitution but as
his wish to complete tho task in hand is fcrvid
ever IL is difficult to say whom no will find II indspensa
bly, necessary to grant himself respite
Tho Count d Caslglione, private secretary and chez
dn cabne Of King Victor Emanuel, died suddenly,
June Q. no escorting the newly married Duke
and Duchess Of Aosta Prince and Princess Amadeus,
OF Italy, to Stupingi country seat of the King, near
Turin. The Count was riding little IN advance OF a
mounted party who we're accompanying the corege.
He suddenly to drop his reins and fall to the
ground, and when lifted by bystanders was
found to be quite dead lie stated that he had lately
had apoplectic warnings The Count was tho husband
Of the brisnt and beautiful Countess dc Casglionc,
who used 70 be Of the attractions OF the French
two years back, and whose appearance at
fancy bail in the singular and scanty costume OF Fau
bert's Carthaguan heroine Sasmmbo is not yet quite
forgotten.
The letter or Kossuth to N. Desk has. among other
results brought out manifesto from one long buried
in obscurity. Arthw Georgey. the Commander-in
Chief Of Hungarys revolutionary army in 1880. has
written and published pamphlet in Pestb, entitled
"a Letter Without an Address " The OK comm andor
aevotes the brochure partly to fresh attempt at vim
dication Of his conduct and partly TO argument
against Kossuth and in favor Of full reconciliation
with Austria
~ - Duw; h~r.n AA~tda pvv
seven votes tina. there ground for proceed
Ing according the rules Of the profession against
those members OF II who made themselves conspicuous
BY manifestation against the Gear the Pala,s do
Justice
rumor was June 9, In circulation that the Pope and
Cardinal Anonei will visit Paris at the end OF August
The receipts at the Paris Exhibition during the month
Of May realized average Of nfty thousand francs q
day, without reckoning the payments fov weekly
tickets Numerous purchases for their respective mu-
seuus are being made by Prussia Austria Russia and
other countries and many OF the most instructive and
ussful objects have bssn already secured by them
The Pail Mall Gasss.e Of the 9Th Of June says
Our correspondent tsiegraphs that demonstration
was held IL the Ulster Hall Belfast Ireland last night
protest against recent concessions to PcPs Upwards
wore the insignia OF the order. large number OF
leading Protestant gentlemen attended Everything
passed on quietly, but large force Of police wss kept
In readiness 10 the barracka
In the House Of Commons, June 7, Mr.. J. A Smith
agreed to postpone the second reading OF bill for re-
strctng the sale Of Intoxicating liquors on Sunday In
England.
Letters received in Vienna from Belgrade June Z,
state that Prince Michael will shortly leave Tor Paris at
the invitation OF the Emperor Napoleon.
From Liverpool have the intelligence Of the reap
pearsnce Of the cattle plague in the neehborhood Of
that town One case only reported but II was con-
sidersd expedisnt order the Stanley Market to be
closed for store stock.