The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-18
EUR Q P e.
Immense Ar11eS of the Great Powers
and international Dread of War.
German Liberals to the K'tnu
Of Prussia.
AN Irish Bishop in HI erarch;.. :,
Vituperation.

Our mail adYices rom Europe o,nnr,,o ~, r.,,ou
Ing Interesting details Of our ,.an, , =. .,
eth OF May " N
The Ca1ldrGde Of Vienna tho ,,s.r,or X,p,.o,v
organ speaking OF the pros meets ~ ar Austria
,,.o n o,,na e"e may be attacked at any
- ''' 4ollowing forces-The Con-
80 80 80. -oish GERMANY s4s00O; Landwehr
,, o -'o-,"I o. Southern German States,
o. 90 '' - 1000; Landwehr, 43 600; total
9 - w al force TO Prussia in consequence
" 90 900 ~ it'll the South German States Of
I'--1'' rance regular army, soO 900; National
- =: @ Wv 900; total. 1850 000 Prussia, regular
army oA'oV' .ocaltsed troops 100000; irregular
'o'" 4,466!ooO. Italy, regular army, $4,000;
~ e, Mobile, without reckoning the Vene-
aan pio'"o ; $4,000; total, 100000. From these
i s"s the c1sn1adsus Austria ought to have
ruaa.aun lilltal5rorce OF 100000; the military
The pa, $1,000; Landwehr, 100000; total l,o5a,Ooo.
, Is flgdTo Says
oar rc atti is now the Marquisde Caux The civil
ceremoi y ia o oot ss bean celebrated as the religious
eope ted all her enUatements We can Smsramiee
"a. a." iuracy OF tt is stat ment
'uhts from various parts Of France to May
pr Use general a favorable harvest.
jules Favr was presented to Napoleon on his
. 1uoi 10 'ne Frcurh Academy. The Emperor ex-
Pe sssed the sor e felt az the death Of Cous,p
~ muse eieVal8 IN OF mind and noble patriotism he
Ano" NJ" 70 apprc ciate. The new Academcan re-
Hno' lorsS'nately men like M. Cousin do not
use'ier He; tFf y survive in their works, and the
val teae hing to which my predecessor at.
o"eu ms name will remain" 'That s true,n OBJ
served the Empe ,or .and ,be ,rst,u.t,on non s,aol
- 40 oio vi the lories Of France''
:" VIC french Senate, on the 9th Of May, the new
'iess Dill ana r ubic Meeting bill were debated.
Senator Delif la said. In Russia rho czar aho,;o,os
rer'uom ana lows public journals to discuss social
9ues1ons Oh vast importance. In Austria constitu-
"oiai INSULT ltions exist and becoming daily
ihoie ue'ee ped. The press there is marvellously
ree' "ha' do we find In PrussiaP The King so
uencehI I'D generosity liberalty toward the princes
"no" he las uered-tsensaton)-whie he ex-
Vehus ms possessions, accords liberty to the in
habitans Of the countries nnder b,s rp,a na ME-,
heimpu OF this liberal movement is noticed in ali
"'aVes u e initiative is felt to be due to France.
CouHf Segur d'Aguesseau said The tiers-parti OF
VIC pre- cent day has taken Dsot-d'ordre !; its
uy ho is--necessary liberties. That Is very fine
Pn"'e Dut IL is incomplete there ought to be
addeo in order to overthrow the government. At
me ~ al OF these liberties is placed what is termed
hat' If the press but which really means freedom
ao' lie Journals very different thing, and which at
"ac' much less sympathy when called by its
EeaA name Next, the right Of meeting il de.
III" 'ded, but only TO lead TO the establishment Of
cin -, ana bills described as great measures
~ % been introduced which can produce only great
eW p. The apprehensions felt by the Emperor,s
a1' e nds are keen and profound. In 1s4e It was
81 Ls:-"The time has come when the good should
II K secure and the bad tremble.n AT present the
eNlerse IL the casc-good citizens are afraid and bad
ION rs are reassured add to the all the rogues
sb ace the abolition OF imprisonment for debt.
Our special correspondent in Cork estimates that
30 1000 Irish emgrants will have left Queenstown
a. iring the first three months OF the eeason for the
hited States and that II the emigration this year
bes not exceed that OF 1866 IL will greatly exceed it
~ the matters OF "bone and sinew"
The same correspondent reports, perhaps as an
oxclting cause OF the Irish emigration the following
Example Of the line of argument and oratorlcal style
OF some OF the Irish bishops the Church temper
aIities question. He says:-
This being the period when the position of the |
irish church establishment excites much alarm |
among lie supporters, Right Rev. DR.. Gregg the |
protestant Bishop Of Cork, at a late meeting held |
here having this object I'm view abiding to our pre-
sent member OF Parliament Mr.. Mcguire the author
OF the Irish in America" said, among other things,
turning TO the Rev. Mr. Goser, who IL an Irish |
scholar, you know Irishn Mcguire Mac1re what |
does that means- The reverend gentleman replied |
that 10 ''the OF the dog.n The Right Rev. |
Dr Gregg coDtinued:-"Nell there IL Is: the son OF
She dog"
The Egyptian government has concluded the con- |
tract with the Credit Foncer OF Paris for a loan Of
s1,oOoOoo cash in per cent stock at seventy
with an bypothecaon Of the customs; and 1t is not
unlikely that in the of twelve or eighteen |
months the loan at seventy viii be followed by |
still larger one at 6fty-1ve sixty.
The Bombay government has publicly proclaimed |
The adopted son OF the Maharajah OF Mysore as his
successor. No disturbances took place in Mysore IN
consequence.
GERMANY