The New York herald., 1868-08-27
Ministei BancrOft'S Diploma from
IS Bonn University.
First Private Execution in England and News
paper Enterprise in The Prison.
The Commerce of France and
Flow of Gold.
"La Lanterne" on Napoleon, Eugenie
and the Imperial Loan.

The Cunard steamship Cuba, Captain Noodle,
which left Liverpool on the 18th and Queenstown on
tbe 18th of August arrived at this port at an early
hour Yesterday morning, bringing our special
European correspondence, In detail Of our cable
kilograms, dated to her day OF sailing
The London Times of August Is says 1t is generally
reported that the applications for the required
100000 of Renes for the new French loan
amounted to 500, ,ooo, o0O or about forty1ve times
the sum TO be allotted. According to other, and
perhaps more correct estimates, they have been to
the extent OF thirty-fve to thirtynne times the
quired total
The London Ne,cs says that taking the appca-
ons for the loan at thlrty-ve times the amount of
the entire loan the total applications would repre-
sent the sum OF f61o 600 900 sterling or somewhere
about f1,o00,00o more than the national debt OF
France The fact proves that real confidence exists
In France, Notwithstanding the depression OF trade"
Reuters New York telegram, as published in the
London Times announced the appointment Of Mr..
William Pinckney Whyte as United States Senator
for Maryland, to succeed Mr.. Reverdy Johnson,
thus
Governor Swan, OF Maryland has appointed Mr..
William Pnckney, white and democrat, TO succeed
Mr.. Reyerdy Johnson in the Senate.
letter from Berlin reports that the state OF NJ.
Bismarck's health Is not satisfactory. He continues
TO suffer from want OF sleep and Is obliged to take
opium TO procure him some repcse.
All the Spanish Ministers returned to Madrid. The
cause OF the reassembling OF the Cabinet Is much
disputed but there is doubt that 1t is partly owing
to risings OF more less Importance In different
parts OF the Kingdom. The telegram stating that
insurgent bands made their appearance in the
neighborhood Of Caspe, in the province OF Arragon.
is confirmed by intelligence through Paris.
The letter recently addressed by the Duke and
40 No u
protests against their exile from SPAIN but declares
also that the spanish government intrigued to pre-.
vent their -Highnesses from taking up their rest
dences at Lisbon, and that these intrgues were the
sole cause Of their prolonged stay on board the fri
gate Villa de Madrid.
supplement OF the Paris Yoniteur, published at
late hour August IA, says documents which arrived
at the Ministry OF Marine do not confirm the details
published by the Messenger du MAJ relative to the
surprise of the French post OF kichgla, In Cochin
China The fact appears to be that all the victims
perished while lighting TO the last.
Cardinal Matthew, Bishop OF Besancon, France. in
distributing the prizes to the pupils of the College ST.
Francis Xavier, said
Let God arise let His enemies be scattered and let
all those who hate Him ny before the face OF The
Lord. AS to those daring men wno would fix our
wards Heaven zen ~ we cub bid them an eternal term V farewell
Far from It's that impous band; let 1t go 10 hell: H.
which was compact with the evil one and his de-
mons. We the children OF light. II IL not for US
to walk in darkness or To be delled by the impurities
OF the age.
Demonstrations on the part OF the Slaves con-
tnue in Bohemia. The police have torn down
placars posted up during the night at several places
IN Prague. These announcements proclaimed chiefly
that a foreign nation-the Russian-was preparing
to punish the oppressors OF the Czechs "Soon,"
said one OF those bills, 'wil the people shake OF the
yoke OF 81. very. Therefore rise in order that we
may have better times and let our device be Death
30 the betrayers OF the nation."