The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-14
favor q the League earnestly pressing for tho ballet
and that the Executive Council should carefully consider
tha rodiaa rsha,tion m aaata

the Redistribution Of seats i
The Pau Mall Gaseas OF May 81 remarks:-
II il were possible 10 conceive OF man that he
should lead two distinct lives. and that when living one
no should entirely forget the other, should think
thai we had such phe before the distn-
ruished person OF Mr.. John Stuart Mill We
timea asked the member for Westminster Is really tho
gentleman VINO hold Office for thirty years in the
old India House in Leadenhah street. and who rose by
graduation 70 one 81 .0s nsnss, sseouye appoint ns
India Company However emphatic the an
swsr to snch question might be, IL could
hardly indicate any surprise at the nature OF
IT, For the public career Of Mr. John Mill has never
evnced the slightest trace OF his previous Official con-
nection with the Indian Department Ever since his
connection with national public life he entire
iy forgotten his official experiences, and alto
ge.her 10 have ignored India was observed the other
evening that during tho greater part OF the Mysore
debatethe most important Indian debate OF this and OF
many preceding sessons--Mr John Mil, though con-
scieniiously present showed sign that he had
before heard the name of Mys0re We confess that We
are sorry for TINS. Mr. Mil might do great deal Of
good by speaking sometimes Indian subjects. and
that whom the reform agitation has subsidized he
be induced TO turn his official experiences to this
good account.
Tho British Board of Trade returns continue show
great contraction OF commerce compared with the
Of last year. The exports for April exhibit fall
ing Off in value Of f1 56l ooo aao; ten per CEN. Tho
reduction is divided among all the principal arcios IL
is observed, however, that much Of the dmnuton in
the general total s due to the decline in the price OF
cotton since while in the shipments Of cotton manufac-
lures there has been falling OFT of thirteen per cont in
value there has been increase Of Eve per cent in
quantity
Tho London Times says that the Sultan Of Turkey is
expected to visit London leaving the French capital
The London Nsies Of the LIST Of June Gays
Preparations are making in the Ottoman section Of
the Champ do Mars for the reception OF the sultan Abdul
AS'z. The pavilion which has bsen noticed in this
quarter OF tho Exhibition. and which had nothing
striking about it, s undergoing great alterations aud OK
raordna-y establishment that II Is certain that
the sovereign OF the Turkish empire will visit the
worlds fair The divans will give place sumptuous
seats rich hangngs and gorgeous tapestry will adorn
the wallis and the most costly furniture will be provided
that the pav will DO transformed into vertable
Oriental kiosque, rendered far possible worthy Of
the august visitor.
The London Ne,s says the Spanish Supreme Court OF
War and Marine has auashed the entire proceedings Of
the Cadz Prize Court in the of the steamer lorna
do Lord Stanley must now, il is said insist the
restoration OF the Tornado, with s'duo indemnify"
A letter from Madrid OF May 30 states that arrests
continue be made without distinction OF class They
are generally followed by immediate incarceration,
always without any formal sentence being passed
upon the pr soners and often without any examination
whatever.
Louis Kossuth has written long letter to Mr. Deak.
the Hungarian Minister, which published in tho
Magyar Usag the organ OF the extreme left in Vienna.
The present arrangement between Austria and Hungary
Kossuth declares identical with the uitmatum pre-
scented by Jeachlch when he invaded Hungary In 1s48
which refused by the Hungarian Ministry. in which
that time Deak himself and the present Minister OF
Worship Baron E6tv5s, the colleagues Of Kossuth.
After bitterly complaining Of the sacrifice about 70 be
made BY revision Of the laws OF 1s4s the letter
tinues-
In word, the proposals OF the Ministry In agrant
with conditions Of the Of
Hungary state they are opposed to the policy our
half-that policy which the nation its
EXISTENCE they counter to the tendencies OF the day
aud the behests OF the present phase OF European affairs
their ultimate they in the highest degree
gerous they called for neither by the requirements
OF the ruling house OF Austria nor the demands OF any
political calculation
The Pesh journals Of the 30th OF May publish let
tor from NJ Deak in which the latter states that he
deems unnecessary to justify himself against the
cusa.ions contained in the letter OF H. Kossuth as his
whole political conduct Is publicly known, and on that
conduct he rests his justification The hereditary OBJ
jects OF his political life he says have been to effect an
arrangement with Austria, in conjunction with tho
maintenance Of Hungarys constitution, and he srI not
trust to unforeseen erens, revolution or foreign aid
Messrs. J. 8. Morgan Co, Of London. notified that
holders Of overdue i've per cent bonds Of the State OF
Pennsylvania Of certificates Of indebtedness with the
next August coupon attached may exchange them for
new six per cent bonds lately created.
II said that the French government has invited the
European Powers international conference on
monetary affairs which It Is probable will pscs
in Paris or Brussels the nth Of June. England,
Switzerland, Italy, Belgium. Portugal and Spain are re-
ported TO have already promised their cooperation.
According 10 q circular Messrs Arlas- Dufour Co..
Of Lyons the silk Of that city experienced At
the beginning Of May revival Of activity, and I'M,
der the apprehensions OF deficient crop the transac
lions during fortnight have become daily mpor-
tant The stock OF European and thrown silks may
be considered nearly exhausted aud the little coming in
from the mills taken up freely at two to four per cent
| above the highest rates ever before paid.
| Prnssian named Rhenhold Jeiger was brought be-
fore the magistrate the Thames Police court London,
May 30 charged with forging Dutch coupons Tho case
excited good deal Of interest. The forged coupons
have been well got up that they have found thor
only into the English Market but into foreign coun-
tries also. Tho prisoner was remandcd
Tho cattle plague continued q source OF anxiety in
England, and precautionary measures being again
strictly resorted to. During the week preceding the
steamers departure eighty-fou reported.
The trial Of Patrick Joseph Condor and sDomnick
O'Mahony for felony concluded the 3Ot
or May In Cork. Ireland. The prisoners charged
with being Fenian Centres in Cork, and the principal
witnesses against them the pformcrs Coydon and
Massey The chief ground OF defence that the
formers we're not coroboratsd BY independent test-
mony and a verdict OF not guilty returned by the
Jury after three-quarters OF hours elaboration
An article which recently appeared IN the London
Times avorng the right Of Ireland 10 rebcl, has been
| posted throughout Dublin on large placards.
The Conmei ireland, Chronicle states that the Fenans
drilling actively in the county Of Limerick.
| The.Austran frigate Dandoo, Captain Nauta from
HayreLa arrived at Gibraltar the ed Of May, and
saluted the garrison with twenty guns and also thu
Gag Of Lord c Paget both compliments being returned,
tho former from the salutng battery and the latter from
the Victoria The Dandolo proceeded TO the eastward
the same evening
His Hghness Muai Dris, nephew Of the Sultan Of
Morocco. having completed his pilgrimage 10 Mecca,
landed at Gibraltar on the night OF the I'D OF May. and
proceeded for Tanges the 23d in nor Britannia Ma
jestys chip Redpole. The Moorish Prince saluted
ON his departure by the garrison and also by her Ma
jcsty's ship Victoria
kilograms from India dated Bombay May 20 report ID.
LII Il = l.