The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-13
English Defence of the BOnapartes Asains!
OrIeanists and RcyOlutiOniSts.
Napoleon The Third, His Services,
Reward and Dynasty.
The Anti-Church and Reform
Agitation in Britain.
Trade Combination and Co-opcra.
tive Profits.

The German mail steamship Weser, Captain
Wenke, from Southampton on the LIST OF September,
arrived at this port yesterday morning bringing
special European correspondence and mail report
In detail OF our cable kilograms dated to her day Of
sailing.
An important case under the Masters and Work
men act of Great britain of 1867 was heard at the
county magistrates ONCE in Liverpool Messrs. J.
G. and Robert Martin, builders, complained BY in
formation that two hod carriers, named Stephen
Wood and James Dignan, whom they had employed
at 22s. per week, had struck work about one O'Clock
on Thursday the goth August, at some houses In
course Of erection In Edge lane, and 80 brought to
stand the brcklayers engaged in building the houses
The bench ordered the prisoners to pay respectively
Bs and 49, their share OF the loss thus sustained
by their employers In having to pay men who were
standing ide-uade rules not allowing any one but
recognized hod carriers to carry bricks to the
ters" and to forfeit half of their weeks wages. The
judgment was designated lenent one for the sake
OF example, and to show workmen the power OF the
new act in compelling them to fulfil their labor con-
tract.n
Intelligence from Germany announces the arrival
of the Duke Of Edinburgh at the Chateau Callenburg
His Royal Hghness was the guest Of the Duchess Of
Saxe-CoburgGotha.
The King Of Prussia was expected at Kiel in the
second week OF September. During his stay In
Schleswlg Holstein his Majesty will be present at
manGuvres OF the Eighteenth division OF the army,
sand will afterwards visit Altona Rendsburg, Sches-
wig, Flensburg sonderburg and Glucksburg. King
william was at Coblentz when he heard OF Count
Bismarck's accident and being anxious to testify
the sympathy he feels for the Federal Chancellor he
Immediately telegrnphed to varzin expressing his
coincidence with the Minister, and congratulating
him on having escaped SO great q danger
' The marked honors paid by the Emperor Napoleon
to the Count and Countess Of Grgenti attracted
notice In Paris. The Count is younger brother OF
the ex-King Of Naples the Countess is daughter of
the Queen of Spain. There is special reason 1t is
urged, for treating them with marked distinction
unless as rebuke to Italy in the person Of Prince
Humbert and the Princess Margaret, who recently
visited several German Courts, but did not go to
France
The correspondence OF Madrid, in q review Of the
harvest SAYS -
The definite result Of the grain crop in the Anda
susian provinces presents most favorable appear
les, Alora Campillos and Teba the yield has been
good In the province OF Cadiz the district Of Jerez
mas been surprisingly abundant and Seville has been
favored this year. More than one-half Of the prov
snce OF Jaen is however, without any crop. In Cor
uova the year has been rather better than the aver
age aud the same is the case for Granada and Al
meira In fact the general result Is far better than
was looked for three months back.
AT meeting OF Tpperary (Ireland) magistrates a
resolution was carried unanimously in which the
conduct OF Mr.. William Scully towards his tenantry
at Ballycobey was condemned as tyrannlcal in the |
strongest and most emphatic TERMS
st. Petersburg correspondent says that the cattle
plague is making great ravages in the governments
OF Pskof and Novgorod, and that a committee has
been appointed to inquire into the Of the cpl
demic. The disease has also made its appearance in
the environs OF st. Petersburg and Moscow. One of
the Russian papers remarks that the cattle plague
will do more mischief in the empire than a thousand
Polish revolutions.