The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-30
E Y R o p E.
Position and Prospects Of the Church in
Great Britain.
English Institutions Being
Adapted to Facts.
French Opinion Of RussO-American
Accord in the East.

The Inman steamship City Of Paris. Captain Ken
nedy, from Liverpool the 10th and Queenstown the
10Th Of August arrived at this port yesterday morn
ing, bringing our special European correspondence
h detail Of cable kilograms dated to her day of
sailing from Ireland.
Marshal Bazaine having been requested by the
Minister OF Public Instruction preside over the dis
trbution Of prizes at the College OF Nancy France,
delivered an address to the pupils on the OCCASION
and recommended above all things perseverance ana
assiduity. he said:
l. therefore will say to those who receive prizes /
their Competitors sDo not be disheartened, but re-
double your eXertions in order 10 come again into
the arena for victory viii smile on the most perse-
vering.n That IL what myself have done for left
this beautiful city OF Nancy as volunteer In 1882 in
shal France after thiry-ive years OF toll and gO
ytOus dangers. a
The Hungarian papers express dissatisfaction at
Baron de Beust's speech at the rife meeting. The
Fesu Noplo declares that the Hungarians win firmly
oppose attempt at reuuitng the western half OF
VIE empire with Germany, and the LLOYD, Of Pesth
adds that there be now no doubt that Baron de
Beust secretly supports policy Of that kind.
German policy the part Of Austria. says the last
named journal, means either an inevitable war with
Prussia the acceptance by Austria Of the hui
initiating part Of Prussia's vassal.
telegram from Prague Of August II, in the
PresSe, OF Vienna says
The town OF Badweis is IN flames by the act of an
ncendiary The fre broke out this afternoon In the
BraIn-gasse. The Post Ofice and the Court House
and fifty houses have been destroyed At eight this
evening we learn that the connagration has been got
under
The Italian Rtrorma publishes the following notif
cation
TO make known his wish that no visits should be
made to him in his iset. He desires us to add that
this resolution implies no intention on his part to
political life as an English publication
Gently stated without any grounds whatever for the
assertion The General desires to enjoy salutary re-
pose at Caprera ana not to be distracted from his
own occupation and thoughts. That is all.
N. Magne French Minister Of Finance, addressed
q report to the Emperor Napoleon upon the success
Of the loan just issued The report states the num-
Der of subscribers to the loan 49, 292 the ag-
gregate OF their subscriptions at GEO. 600 900 rene,
being equal to capital Of fifteen milliards OF francs
or little short OF thiryfour times the amount called
for The subscriptions received at Paris and in the
departments, being not subject to reduction, amount
to 3141.170f rente. The moneys deposited to insure
an allotment exceed the sum of 100000, 0oof
The Emperor of France addressed letter to Gene
nal Melinet complmenting the National Guard on
MS bearing at the recent review-reported by cable
IN the HERALD-and the military spirit 1t evInced.
his Majesty adds that he shall always rely its pat
riotism. The letter is dated from Fontainebeau the
18th OF August.
The idea remained prominent in the minds or seve-
Yal leading Prussian politicians that King william |
should assume the title Of Emperor Of Germany.
The final protocol Of the Franco Italian Convention
OF the 7th December 1885, relative to tay's share OF
the Pontincsl debt has been published. 1t was
ngned on the s1st July, $685. and according to its
provisions Itays share Of the perpetual debt OF the
Roman States il fixed at 7,3OO 900 francs and her
share OF the redeemable debt at 1o,8s90oo francs.
All questions which may arise on the subject dealt
with by the Convention to be settled by the in
termedary Of the French government
The trial of the miners accused OF having caused
the late disturbances Chatelineau, Chartered,
Belgium came on August II before the Assize Court
of the Province of Hainault. All were acquitted.
One OF the new judges for the English bench just
appointed by the Disraeh government is Roman
Cathoic-Mr. Sergeant Hayes
The Archbishops OF Canterbury and York and the
Bishop OF London were abroad, and 1t was regarded
~ a curious coincidence that, together with these
YreIates, Queen Victoria, who is the head Of the
Church, was also beyond the seas.
The Mayor OF Leeds was knghted in consequence
u the loyal reception the Prince Of Wales got from
the people Of that city.
Fifty thousand British Foresters attended the an
nual yete Of their order, which took place at the
Crystal Palace London on August 49,
kilograms from India, dated Calcutta the 23d and
Bombay the 2sth of July, report
Affairs on the borders OF the Persian Gulf again
IN disturbed condition in consequence or piratical
attacks by the chief Of Bahreit. Her Majesty's
steamer vigilant has sailed TO enforce redress Rain
had fallen In the northwestern PROVINCES and pros
poets Of harvest generally improved, although the
cotton crop has suffered The EngiishTnan reports
Che Bhootans again In O disturbed state.
report Of gold fields recently discovered at
Chefoo In the province OF Staantang, China, is
rrmed. large rush OF Chinese has taken place in
that direction.