The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-19
E UR Q ? E.
French, German and English Opinion Of tn
Spanish Revolution.
Commercial Interests o.
France I'm Spain.
The king of Denmark on American
Politics and His Late Treaty.
Count WaIewski's Funeral and the Ora
ton at His Tomb.


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The lnman steamship City Of Baltimore. Captain
Leitch from Liverpool the 7th and Queenstown the
sth OF October arrived at this port at afpast nine
O'Clock last night, bringing our man report in detail
OF our cable kilograms, dated to her day Of sailing
from Ireland.
The Dean OF Cork Ireland, although opposed In
politics TO the present government, has been ap.
pointed Bishop Of Peterborough, in England, at the
request Of the Queen Of England The emoiuments
OF the bshopric average "a, 900 sterling per annum.
The development OF sturdy and independent
democratic feeling in Ireland is commented on In
cne Journals as sign OF political change IL per-
vades the northern part OF the island and the cir
cnmstance elicts the following notice from the Irish
correspondent OF the London TinaeS:-
The growth OF strongly democratic spirit among
the population, or at least portion OF the popula.
ton OF Ulster, exhibits itself In the expression OF
sentiments more IN unison with the popular feeling
elsewhere than we had been until recently accus-
toned TO here Is OF the most remarkable changes
son . w ea h % some influence Win the
masses, and, finding their power likely TO he In
creased by The reform movement seem disposed TO
lead, or perhaps mislead them IN new direction.
The 2a'0rincial Correspondence Of Berlin or Octo-
her I, says
The government of the North German Confedera-
ton y able TO await the development OF ana rs IN
spain with feelings cf perfect imparalty. and will
decision OF the Spanish people relative to their ma
tiona! future, even as the German people would ex
treatment from all other Cabinets. There is, there
lore, 10 reason TO imagine that the complications III
Spain WI be the precursors Of disturbance Of
European aGairs.
The German journals notice the appearance in Ger
many of a correspondence coming from Paris en-
titled Germania." which Is intended to keep up q
hostile feeling between France and Prussia.
visitor coming from Rome to Paris. himself q
Churchntan, says that Cardinal Antonelli and q
majority OF the cardinals have agreed that Plus *
should take more prominent attitude towards the
Protestants OF Christeniom and call upon them to
gather & geiher and form one nock with one shep-
herd, the Pope OF Rome.
The London Times or the 9Th instant, speaking
OF ur. Disraeli's election address, says
He boasts that he has found the class Of electors
that cannot be enlarged without losing the power Of
definition altogether. He boasts that to these he
has iiifusted the Institutions, establishments, inter-
ess princp.cs ana conscience Of this great empire.
in 'hat boosted conms sion Is necessarily included
me property he,a " the state ior tne Church IN
for eo}oo head OF electors. Tho work he it sacri
ligous or not, is already done, These consecrated
properties are already In the charge of the
constituency augmented beyond precedent. by
Mr.. Disraen himself Not half that constisu-
cncy Is interested in the present appropria-
the matter, and who will venture to gainsay them9
dc viii be ayery bold historian, as tcen as rerp
lion Catholics with sasrilege for retaining tn
Church property from Its present hands, They have
conscience, but It speaks very differently from the
utte.ance before US.
Mr.. Tom Hughes, NJ. p, addressing the electors OF
Lambeth, England, as q candidate for election to
Parliament, said:-
Five men were running for two SEATS and all must
know tuat iye men could not Sit In TIVE seats. Not
only were there i've liberal candidates, but there
Was also gentleman who called himself liberal
conservative or conservative liberal, or at any
gentleman who did not hold public meetings, where
he cogld be asked his opinions, but one who was
es 81 'es Ds, Mr.
sure 90 in. Therefore the only thing which re-
SHOULD retire. At this crisis, when i've liberals were
In the leld, and some OF them were as good liberals
ms he believed himself TO beat this Junction he re-
ceiyed the Information that their hon0rcd member
was about to retire and that he the speaker would
he welcome candidate in Frome. The result was
that they saw him there that day. (Cheera) Mr..
hughes then entered at some length upon the sub
ect OF the Irish Church, which he chara terized as
people. He controverted Mr.. Disrael's statement
that the question had been thrust upon the country
contrary, It was the CONSERVATIVE BY Their PROPOSAL
10 endow the Roman Catholics, who had thrust the
question upon the liberal party; and Mr. Gladstone
would have been utterly false 10 his party and to his
country II he had not boldly met the conservative
proposal by counter proposal to do away with this
alien Church.
bCeue
ut the wreck Of the Russian frigate Alexander
Nevsky and tho saving OF the Grand Duke Ale xis,
reported in our cable dispatches, SAYS
At length long piece OF white calico was pro-
cured and the word boat" was written I'm larl
letters This had an immediate effect; the admirable
cutter, which they had been afraid 10 send was put
on, ana 10 tails the Grand Duke was conIlded. lie
was accompanied BY Baron schilling, one Of his
governors, Mr. Neselago and Idr. Machin, two pro-
fessors attached to his Imperial Hghness the priest
and the assistant surgeon When the Grand Duke
put on we men on 1oaTa ,ne , i1gaie zen on work
GREATNESS anxiety till IL reached the coast. and the
Grand Duke was safe. At this moment many OF the
men knelt down and all took OIL their caps and made
the sign OF the cross-a spontaneous act, showing
the devotion OF the Russian people to the imperial
family IL was, however, no easy task to land
Every one jumped out just as the wavo which had
cast the boat on to the beach had receded; but the
next wave came on so rapidly that 1t completely
went over them. The people on shore were, how
ever. on the lookout. They dashed forward and as
sls.ed every ole 10 land In safety. IL was three
O'Clock. ~ this time o second cable had been &C.
cured aud another OF the ships boats was brought
into action. The boatmcn on shore, VINO had shown
some nmIdlty at first had gained courage and the
Three fishing boats were now constantly rowing
backward and forward and the cutter was hauled
at q time. The Inhabitants OF the little village OF
Harboorc and the surrounding hamets showed the
ter dry clothes and restoratlvcs.
The Paris Puvs says:--
M Granior do Cassagnac, principal editor OF the
Pays had tho honor OF breakfasting with the Emre.
ror on Tuesday. Who shall say that journalism il
not appreciated In FranceS
The London Post Of the cth OF october says:-
We regret to announce that the Rev. Ernest Haw.
kins, canon OF Westminster and minister OF Curzon
chapel Mayfair, died at yesterday, at his RESI-
oence, In Dears Yard, ut the age OF sixty-six. as
secretary 10 the Society for the Propagation OF the
Gospe IN Foreign Parts for quarter Of a century,
Council from Its formation In 1saI 10 the present
tune, was ms privilege to take leading part In
tne work 6ocn mas extended the Anglican Episco-
In almost every part OF the world.
SPAIN.
The Battle Of AlcoIca.