The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-24
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General Cayaignac'S Son In Insult to
the Prince Imperial Of France.
Austrian Naval Courtesies to
England.
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TIE Election Canvass in Great
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"PtuII Run" Russell for
Parliament.
Thrcp Won Beust to the German
Sharpsh0oters.

The steamship City Of Antwerp, Captain INTERCOURSE.
which left Liverpool on the 12th and queenstown on
the 18th Of August, arrived at TINS port yesterday
evening bringing mail report, in detail OF our cable
kilograms dated to her day Of SAILING from Ireland
The Paris correspondent OF the Pau Mdu Gazette
mentions a curious demonstration Of republican
spirit which took place amongst the French students
~ the Sorbonne. On the occasion Of distribution
OF prizes by NJ Dury, the Minister OF Education, a
son of General Cavagnac was called forward to be
crowned as the successful competitor in Greek.
Seeing the Prince Imperial standing by the Minister
the young republican, amid the applause Of his fe
low students Sturdily refused to leave his place
to receive any reward given under such auspices.
August the Queen Of Spain, attended by his
Excellency the Marquis de ROncai chief Secretary
Of State received the Minister Plenipotentary Of the
United States OF America in private audience at her
royal residence at st. Ildefonso near Madrid Hav-
ing been first announced by his Excellency Don
Mariana Diaz del Morat, the ordinary introducer Of
ambassadors, the Minister placed In her Majesty's
HANDS the letter In which the President OF the United
States congratulated the Queen upon the marriage
Vi their royal Highnesses the Count and Countess de
t.rgea.i.
The President OF the Belfast Queens College, In his
Snual report, makes strong representation OF the
amount OF Intermediate schools In Ireland. and
trusts that the subject win occupy the attention Of
the Educational Commission.
The London Express states that according to last
runors Lord Mayo will not go to India, and that SIR
Stafford Norhcote is again put forward for the ap-
poiatmont
The Italian government I'm order to assure the
safety Of navigation in tie Adrac, has given orders
81 have tAe inlet searched which serves as a
Befuge for thee Turkish pirate barks, by which
Italian vesse was recently pursued in the Cuff OF
Yarento
The ossercatore Trfestiso OF the 9th OF August
Says
The English squadron, under Vice Admiral Lord
Clarence paget arrived 90 Poa on tleSis july TIC
4 Austrian Vice Admiral, Baron &c BuuTgngnOn, on
board war steamer, went immediately 10 meet the
feet. Tile DeXt morning his Lordslp, with his sat-
fortress. In the evening Lord paget was present at
the theatre and Oh his arrival the orchestra played
the English national anthem. The performance con
sisted OF a comedy IN Italian with pieces of vocal
anu Instrumental music. The theatre alter-
wards converted into ball room. "Rule BRITANNIA
Was played, ana dancing was Kept up unti Two
O'Clock IN the morning.
The Duke OF EdinbuIg has LETT Paris for Potsdam
visit to the Crown Princess OF Prussia
Zouhkar, Egyptian Minister OF Foreign Affairs 40
interim, has officially communicated the repre-
sentatves Of the great Powers, in circular dated
the 2eth OF July, thai the Sultan Abdui-Azls hos
sased to the dignity OF Vizier the eldest son OF the
yiceroy. The prince IL not quite seven years OF
age
The Paris Presse OF August 10 reports:-
The harvest in Algeria has been more productive
than expected The vines alone have suffered
IA some places from high winds ana han storms
Nevertheless the fact is very certain that during the
winter the natives viii not have snicent food and
the cold season, considering their poverty and the
small extent OF ground they have sOwn viii be for
them more terrible than last winter. The Arabs
already begin TO make their appearance In the mac-
kes TO buy grain But II they be already in nece5-
sltous state how much more viii they lie ia want in
the course Of few months-ofa few weeks, perhaps