The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-10
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NJ. 0lliVier'S Audience with Napoleon and
Ministerial Platform.
The King of the Belgians on British
Freedom, Reform and Progress.
Padre Gayazzi on the ECumenical
Council.

The Crnard mail steamship Cuba Captain Noodle,
from Liverpool on the 27th and Queenstown the
2sth OF November arrived at this port yesterday
morning bringing our special correspondence from
Europe dated 10 her day Of sailing rom England.
The steamship india, Captain Munro, from Gias-
Cow the 26th or November, arrived nj this port
yesterday AFTERNOON.
on the Goth OF November the Princess OF Wales
cave birth = a daughter Her Eoyal HIganess ana
the 'lnant princesa' were reported by The medical
attendants 10 be doing perfectly well.r
The London Times states that although the most
strenuous exertions will be made TO enaoic the Eng
lisa government 10 take over the working of the
teegraphs the 1st OF JanuaY there are doubts II
1t can be euected before the middle or END OF that
month.
The principal speakers at teuan. right demon.
stration III ieltrim Ireland were Lord Granard and
DR.. Brady, NJ. L. His lordsRIp reiterated ms views
IN favor or fxly OF tenure. Having reviewed the
'cruetes per, etrated IN the shape OF caprictous
eyictions and the numerous eases III when tenants
had been pluuderca by landlords and agents. he
declared that The only remedy was fiyity OF tenure
OF reasonable rents the recognition of the right OF
occupancy rs distinct from the right Or ownership,
coupled with a standard valuation for letting pur-
poses; retrospective compensation clause for twenty
years to prevent that valuation from beng rendered
nal to appeal to in OF dispute between landlord
and tenant. Or Brady said that after 500 years.
experience the Irish land laws were acknowledged
80 be injurious, not only to the tenants but to
landlords.
Eight British peers are gazetted:-Lord Southesk
takes the title OF Baroa Ba lnhard; Lord Listowe,
Baron Hale: Lord Edward Howard, Baron Howard;
Mr.. Fitzpatrick, Baron Castietown; Sir J. Acton
Baron Ac or; Mr.. Rouarts, Baron Robarts; Mr..
Glynl, Baron WoNerton; Mr. Grevllie Nagent, Baron
GrevlIe.
1t s sail that one of the vacant English Carriers
viii certainly oAered py Mr. Gladstone to Mr.. Dis
raeli.
The Prince ard Princess or Holland have gone to
Upper Egypt
Admiral Sir Charles Milne arrived at Alexandria
November % win British lron.clad squadron.
French postal Convention mas been signed with
Great Brlia ~ which the postage OF letters frcm
France to England aud e,ce perSa is reduced from
four pence to tlrce pence, and the weighl allowed
for single rat. Is raised to ten grammes.
Alta French Tree trade meeting ut Bordeaux 400
persons we present. The hayor presided.
manifesto OF the Free Trade Association OF Gronde
was read AMID great applause for the deputies OF the
legislative body VINO declared their adhesion TO free
trade. NJ. Jules Simon reused immense enthusiasm by
speech, wnereia no demanded continuance OF tie
treaty OF commerce with England aud the estab.
lishment OF trade III AL re.aaoas with f9.elyn
countries anu Al home.
telegram dIteI Paris November aj cvcaiug
states that the DJdy OF the elder kinca was found
that day near BepJnt, IN the Haul Rhine, the
clothes, the stockings and the linen bearing the
same marks found upon the clothes OF
Madame KiIck aad the caildrel. Tae body was
surrounded o. guard.
The Nieeroy OF Egypt ordered from leading
French company an IRON floating dock. The dock
Will be OF large dimensions, and weigh 1000 IONS.
London Journal speaking OF tue reagious belief
OF the late Nj. PEABODY says
It's matter Of little moment what particular
form or Christianity Mi. PEABODY proies but
1t has been good deai debated nevertheless, ana
TO settle the question Mr.. Charles Reed, the
member FOR Hackney, one OF Mir. Peabody's exc
cutorS has writleu letler 10 Independent
minister, III Wn.cn he says:..Iaks my word Tor 1t.
our ate departed Trend was 4 CouEregatlonalist ol
our own order. closed nls eyes III deatn"
shocking catastrophe Is reported TO have hap
pened on the Rhine A vessel coming in contact
with bridge III course OF construction al Mayence
brought down the whole structure and caused the
death OF iortg workmen.
The Eastern Budget says that the preliminary
examination OF The huns OF the Carmellte convent
~ Cracow mas ueen concluded but no decision has
proceedings are 10 be taken IN the The local
court recommended that the should be released
on the ground that AS Barbara CDryk was Insane
they mad not committed any illegal act lii Keeping
her In confinement.