The New York herald., 1868-05-04
T RI PLE S III E E II
New York. Monday, May 4, 1865.
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EUROPE.


The news report by the Atlantic cable Is dated yes
terday, May 3
1t is said that Mr.. Disrael rendered his resignation
to Queen Victoria, but 1t was not accepted. Mr..
Gladstone Is to press his resolutions vigorously
through the House of Commons and to the foot Of the
throne.
Baron Cruvel the Austrian Minister in Rome, is
dead. Count Stackelberg is appointed Russian Min
lister In Pafis.
BY steamship we have very interesting report, in
detail OF cable dispatches from Europe to the 2st
OF APRIL including special correspondence from
Rome and South Germany.
MISCELLANEOUS
Our Mexico city correspondence Is dated March 20.
II contains the history in detail Of the American
Legion which served in the liberal cause with such
honor during the later years OF the French ntcrven
ton until the capture and death Of Macmillan The
names OF the members Of the legion and the regi-
menis In which they served In the United States
army, are mentioned.
Our correspondent in Abysslnia, dating at Atte-
graf, on the lst OF March, again photographs the
topography OF the British "Mexicon In Africa BY
detailing the rural scenes witnessed during ride
with Napier's elephant and camel trains and army.
The English soldiers opened some good roads, sunk
wells obtained water by patent American pumps
the empire OF the late Theodorus for development by
Europeans. The agricultural resources OF the coup.
try, Its churches church services and religious orna
mentaton are described In a very useful and attrac-
tive manner by the writer.
From China we have valuable and interesting
correspondence dated at Hong Kong on the 18th and
2eth OF February reporting the progress Of the inter-
nal commissions by civil war In the empire and the
efforts which are being made by the ruling Powers to
gradually break down the native barriers which have
separated the ancient land from the outer and civil.
lied countries Prussia was negotiating for the
obtanment Of the cession Of the Island OF Chusan 10
Germany, and thus place the interests of the Confed
Grafton in command Of great highway Of
the China and Japan trade. The Burlingamc
mission Is referred to, with q caution
to foreigners not to make too much OF the arsto-
cratic Chinese who accompany the envoy. Ameri-
can interests, commercial and religious, were I'D.
vancing rapidly. Coal mines are to be worked near
Pekin. The losses by the great fire at Foochow are
reported Admiral Bells body had been shipped for
the United States.
stephen II. Tying, Jr., preached In Holy Trinity
Madison avenue, last evening on the historical pre-
cedents Of the interchange Of puipts with non Epis
copal ministers. He argued that the custom OF pro.
hbiting the interchange Of pulpts was an innoya-
tion and calculated not only to deprive the Episcopal
church Of the sympathy OF other Protestant
churches but even to destroy Its unity.
At st. Patrick's Cathedral yesterday the Redemp.
ZIONIST Fathers closed their MISSION which has been
In progress with great success for several weeks
Rev. Chauncey Giles delivered lecture at the Church
Of the New Jerusalem last evening on the df.
ference between the doctrines Of swedenborg and
those Of modern spirtualsts. The New York Bible
Society held its fortyourth anniversary at st. Paus
church, on Fonrth avenue yesterday. Rev. DR.. Han
preached at the Fifth avenue Presbyterian church,
IA behalf Of the Board Of Foreign Missions Rev.
Morgan Dix DC vorcd the second OF course OF lee
tures at Trinity chapel on the subject Of the "Chrs.