The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-08
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Seizures of the herald in France
and TIE Cause.
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Minister Johnson's Visit to
Disraeli.
"L Lssnterne'' on the Mn
poleon Dynasty.
Ameri San Treatment OF Chi
nese Emigrants.

The l0nan steamship City of Lchdun, Carhain
Brookes. frorl queenstown the 21th OF August ar
rived at thkj port yesterday morning bringing our
special corr espondence and mail report in detail OF
our cable kilograms to her day OF sailing.
our ~ ris correspondent. writing on the 25th Of
August says
The II ERALp from the 9Th to the Ctr, failed to
IN Frau ICE to seize IL.
Our special correspondence from London, Of the
10th OF August, reports-
am able TO repeat decidedly u,,on excellent
anth0rity That the exclusion of certain numbers of
me NEW YORK HERALD from France is due to clerk
~ the French Consulate New York. who marks
What'he considers Objectionable articles.
Reports from VarZin to Count Bis Snafck,s health
state that he was able to leave his bed and was
tn q fa. way OF recovery from his accident by
fall FROM his horse, with the exception of lingering
painsSn the muscles. The statement OF the physi
clans that the Minister sustained neithtr external
nor internal injuries was confirmed.
The Havre Journal gives an account of an inte-
resting experiment made In that p, {. An Ameri-
can named Stoner dressed In an aqua sc costume
Of hti own invention, and accompanied bya friend
similarly attired, jumped into the sea m steamer
and moved about in the water in an erect at
titune, the water only up to the breast. He
AMI his friend ate and drank pro visions which
tn ~ had taken with them in tin box, they
fred or pistols, hoisted nag upon the box, lay
down upon the water, and performed various other
fe ats, apparently much at their as II they
h:El been on dry land. After hour Mr.. Stoner's
&C nnpapion left the water, the motion of the
M wing made him feel rather seasick. Mr.. Stoner
manned longer and went out long way to sea-
hen he returned on board he took Off his seagoing
GO stume and the sandals, loaded with lead, which
Ike pit him in vertical position In the water, and ap-
pc Ared In his usual Dress which had not been 1t is
sai d, touched by the water.
A .ugust IS the ceremony performed OF inter-
RIM the remains Of the persons killed in the Aber-
gee RAILROAD catastrophe The grave in which the
char red bones were deposited is situated on the
mort beast side Of st. Mchaels church. on an emf
memo near the scene OF the collision. The shops of
the own were closed and the proceedings marked
by n eat solemnity. 1t is proposed to erect monu
ment over the grave OF the unhappy victims, and
meett ng to further this object was held Immediately
after the funeral, under the presidency OF Lord
Parnh am.
A ST. Petersburg letter Oh August % has the sub
joined:
The journey Of the Danish royal family is quite
private one, having political object and under
taken 81 imply from the desire OF the King and Queen
TO pass q few weeks with their daughter. who has
now covered from her announcement. This visit
has been looked for during time, but only the
Queen ar I'd the Princess Thyra were expected King
Christian has given his daughter SURPRISE and his
arrival ha 3 completely changed the programme OF
reception originally arranged
The SIC 'ckholm journals announce the death OF
Count dc MOerner, ageu elgnty-Seven, WHO IN some
sort led to the introduction of the reigning dynasty
having OF MS own movement, after the death OF
Prince Char les Augustus the heir, gone Paris and
offered the s iwedsh throne 10 Marshal Bernadotte.
A site for Catholic cathedral for "the diocese Of
Westminster, ~ London, and as memorial OF the
late Cardinal Wiseman. has been secured in the i'm
mediate neig hborhood of Buckingham Palace and
the works vii be commenced without delay.
The order &c r the French Atlantic cable accompa-
MED by fr st payment, was given in London,
Aug ,st 25 10 ule telegraph Construction and Main
-tena wee Conf any.