The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-15
e Y R Q p e.
The Spanish RevOluton----Its Universal
Acceptance and Effect.
French Opinion Of the Progress and
Force of the Democracy.
Premier Disraeli on British
Politics and Religion.

The Cunard mail steamship Scotia, Captain Jud-
kins, from Liverpool ON the Sd and Queenstown the
4h OF October arrived at this port yesterday even
ing bringing mail report in detail OF our cable tee-
grams dated to her day Of sailing from England
The London Standard (Disrael orran) announces
that President Johnson intends visiting England at
the expiration Of his term OF ONCE.
The Courier Russo OF St. Petersburg says
The entrance into the Bosphorus Of the American
frigate franklin, commanded by Admiral Farragut,
appears to us most serious political event. the Inn
portance OF which cannot be lessened even BY the
particular consideration due personally to the Ad
mira In fact 1t IS no less than formal violation Of
the treaty OF Paris In face OF all arguments this
precedent may give rise to other cases OF the same
kind.
The of1cia journal Of Rome Of September 3opub-
fishes an Apostolic letter OF the Pope to oil Protest
ant and other Catholic religious bodies wherein
his Holiness announces that in his quality of univer
sal pastor he has convoked General Council, and
his Holiness prays earnestly at this time for their
union with the Roman Catholic Church. The Pope
concluded by exhortdng them to profit by the coca
sion and by his prayers
The London Times of the Sd inst, speaking Of the
Papal invitation to Professionals, says
But the Pope viii pray for u.s. and even the most
extreme Protestants VIII feel no reluctance in pray
ing for the Pope, especially In his present
The Scotch are said to pray for the 'puir dell " and
nobody thinks the Pope as bad as that. We can,
however, we come to think about It, return his in
abandon our ways; suppose we ask him to abandon
hs9 We invite him on our part not to hold the Ecu-
the world not TO set himself against the whole course
OF modern progress In word we invite him to
and first and foremost to set his own house in order
The London Times of the 18th OF October, review
ing the condition Of affairs in Mexico and the pros.
poets OF the republic, says
II the rule of Juarez really expresses strong and
popular government, conducted on sound doctrines
nj frna nrln NIL n lharfu hn11
soon hear news OF Mexico. Such lights cannot re-
main hidden. 1t may be acknowledged that legisla-
be expected to be in full bearing at the beginning Of
October. We are quite ready to allow the republic
and its Congress few months more, but we cannot
forget that we have been asked for this very indul-
geace Alty times over IL was uniformly main
hae ae o. as at the point q
prospect. This time, perhaps, the result may be
more i9rtnnate At any rate, full exchequer .
taxes with cheerfulness and ease. ought soon to
make themselves felt at very sensitive points OF
foreign powers
The Limerick Qreand) Town Council adopted
memorial in favor Of the release OF the political
prisoners and appointed deputation to present it
to the Lord Lieutenant In the discussion the sub
ect Mr.. Spaight gave the results OF his observations
during visit to Millbank, and denied that the Fe.
MAN prisoners there subjected to special hard
ships or degradation.
The Earl Of Mayo ceased oflcially to be Secretary
for ireland and q Cabinet Minister of England. He
will leave for India as Governor General early next
month.
The annual Congress OF the British Association for
the Promotion OF Social Science was opened at Bir
mingham on the LIST inst. by Lord Carnarvon who
delivered a heightened and very able inaugural sd-
DRESS reviewing the progress OF reviving reforms
sanitary science jurisprudence, legislation, and 30
forth.
BY mail from Australia we have the details that
disturbances have taken place in New Zealand. A
large number OF Maoris confined At Chatham Island
breaking out Of their prison reached the mainland,
massacred captain and ten men forming the guard
and escaped to the interior, WHERE being Joined by
other tribes they have commenced fresh rebellion
against the authority of England.