The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-14
E u r 0 p Z.
British Review of the Barlingame.
China Treaty and Mission.
RDI!ands Friendship for China and One Hun
bred Millions Sterling Year.
Toe GOss in the Future After
the Prize Ring.

Ieitch from Liverpool the I'd and Queenstown the
ID OF September, arrived at this port yesterday
noon. bringing our special European correspond
ence in detail Of cable kilograms, dated to her
day OF sailing from Ireland.
The Pail Mall Gazette OF the Let Of September.
speaking OF the future of Mexico, says:-
We can scarcely saw that the future OF Mexico Is
one OF the "questionsn OF the hOur. The destiny OF
the empire which has known thirty three chances OF
government In forty-six years has not been dincnit
years past Iuarez has fought with all the energy OF
his nature for the retention OF power which never
succeeded in reducing him to level with
guerilla chiertain, but they were the I'VE
stretch forth han TO help neighbor. Stray hints
have been dropped sIgnfying that General Rose
Grams is gone to invite MEXICO To- Join the great re-
ionc win he have 10 walt before his errani is accom-
plished' Is Jnsrez already brought low enough to
accept terms? Perhaps even an Indian
may hope TO sit in the chair OF Washington
A. any rae they could govern their own
more stained glass ndows in the roof OF the
House OF REPRESENTATIVES at Wasf ington and space
has been thcurhtfuly reserved for them. The re-
public has awavs been ready to take In new cOmers
lett'r the Unite States than anarchy and to that
conclusion the Mexicans win come sooner or later
Earl Russell has written a letter to the agent OF
his Irish estates, in which, after pointing out the
duties respectively OF landlord and tenant in their
social relations, he reminds his agent that the land
tenantry.
Gaignanis Messenger, OF Paris, OF September @
reports;-
Annhabtant OF Beaune cote a orr recently wrote
TO Mt Seward to ask for information relative to the
mode OF purchasn! public land In the United States.
that country to foreign colonsts BY order ofthe Sec
retary OF state detailed and complete reply has been
prepared by Mr.. Williamson, Territorial Commits
s0per, and has been forwarded to the applicant,
who PROPOSES to go out with number OF his fellow
townsmen TO cultivate the vine in America.
The imperial government OF Austria has just az.
sumei decisive attitude in Bohemia. A formal
summons has been served on the Tchsque deputies
that they are to attend at the Diet Should they fail
TO comply their seats will be declared vacant and
new elections proceeded to.
communication from Rome in the Kdlie OF Flor
ence says
The 'ope is rning his cannon-that is. a. many as
possible; Inc operation Is accomplished In the ar
sena within the enclosure Of the Vatican that
the spiritual aud temporal weapons OF the Holy See
are forged side by side.
Joe Goss, the puglst In training FOR the champion
ship OF England battle, arrested and brought up
at the Bow street police Office, London, on the I'd OF
September. Sir T. Henry, the magistrate, in holding
him to bail said:-
viii take bail, each for i've hundred pounds, and |
Goss must enter Into his own recOgnizance for the |
zane amount to keep the peace for twelve months,
and now warn Goss 1t The expiration OF that time,
not TO think OF entering into any engagement or
making an undertaking TO nght for II such thing
be committed for trial Goss replied thank you sir
snail rot engage In any prize fight but hope that
.hen prize nghting Is put down nothing worse than
1~httng with the fists will happen in this country.
SIR 7. Henry-I cannot 90 into that.
An important letter from the Protestant Dean OF
Elphln, Ireland DR.. warburton, Is published IN the
London Tnaes, addressed to the Secretaries Of the
Defence Association, who had solicited |
his cooperation in the movement In which they are
Engaged. To this request DR.. warburton gives
distinct refusal.
The Comte de Corday d'Orbigny first cousin OF
Charlotte Corday, died at his chateau In Normandy,
which he was never known TO quit except 10 attend
the marriage funeral Of relative In Paris. The
aged Count was the type OF French country gen. |
ueman.
Madame de stael's grandson, the Prince de |
Brogie, who quilted the French naval service some
time since, has entered the monastery Of Saint Sui
pce, where he will meet his young friend the Mar
quis Jules de Bellune (brother OF the Duke whose
from the world caused 80 great sensa
lion two years ago.
The vacant Legislative scat OF the Nievre Depart
ment, France is TO be sharply contested. NJ. de Bour
going, one OF the Rmperor's eqneries will stand on
TIRE government side. ana NM. Gerard and Cambon
who went 10 Paris TO receive their pro-
gramme from the "Cbnah5 d'Action," will
Mac and solngueret representing Its opinions TO
contest the Mosele against NJ Lejoindre Inspector
C neral des Fonts ct Chauss6es. Neither Of the
former gentlemen has ever been In the department.,
whereas NJ. Lejondre Is well known IN the country
aud is an extremely popular man.
Lev. John Bramson, Essex England, rector.
speaking at election meeting the Church ques-
tion, said
Holding, as ! DO, that this is the great question
looming In the future, wish TO be abe TO argue the
question on sound principles, and not 10 have 1t
thrown In my teeth that there Is In Ireland such an
establishment a ought never TO have existed and
which Is n mockery OF q union between Church
aud State. Although / do admit most
fully the great ability and the consu innate tact OF
Nr. Disraeli yet at the time very niue prefer
IN sound love OF justice the transparent earnest
Ecss. The unlmpeachable sincerity the unrvilled
Il gucnce, tic hnanc al ability, and above all. the
rel sious convenience Of Mr. Gladstone.
ENGLAND.