The New York herald., 1869-10-11
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English Discomfort, Corporate Frauds,
Money Losses and Cuba.
The Irish Land System and How
It Works in Kerry.
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Napoleon and His Dynasty as
Viewed by the Orleanists.
Political Excitement in R0hemia and The
Relations with Austria,

BY steamship at this port we have our special cor
respondence from Europe, with matt report IN
interesting detail OF cable eiegrams to the 2sh OF
September.
The exclusion OF M. Ledru fou from tho Napo.
leon is the subject Of comment ill the Paris
Journals IL. Rolin maintains that the order TO
arrest MIN was sent to the outposs the very night
the amnesty signed. lie says that ION two
OCCASIONS within the last ten Jeafs attempts nave
been made TO obtain his eatraiitioa from the British
government on the Srss occas,oa the application
was refused by majority OF cue. ON tue next II
was contemptuously rejected"
The Empress Of France would It was SAID, "post.
lively" leave Paris FOR the East on The 3Oth OF Sep
tember Her Majesty Will stop i've or six days at
Venice aud one day at the rir;cus but VIII visit the
King and Queen OF Greece on her return voyage.
the arrangements for the Journey, according to the
Paate, very simple scale ana 1t Is calculated
that the cost will not exceed 70o.o00f
M. Louis Blanc seems to the London Economist to
nave got the true Key TO the imaginative strength OF
the European republican party: but he also seems to
have deceived his own brilliant intellect into that
substitution OF the for the end which s essen
tial to the success of republican party. Many OF
the forms of q constitutional monarchy says the
writer, are empty enough-looked at In the light or
pure reason, some conceivable forms OF republican
ism are far more defensibe. But surely the prin-
cipe in politics cannot be identified with the out
ward form, but only with that which 1t is the object
OF the outward form TO guard and cultivate-true
freedom, Le true popular and national RESPONSE
bility.n
The London Spectator argues that what has con-
verted the tory politicians and The tory newspapers
10 the great heresy OF xity of tenure u land, is the
clear perception that the agricultural population OF
Ireland would accept any real boon that direction
a pledge yyit he In W sipn
that Irishmen are at last 70 have the unexpressed
law OF Ireland expressly administered by irish tri-
bunala.
The London Scotsman calls attention to the fact
that there are those VINO demand State interference
In land grievances not in ireland alone but in
Scotland also. The argumen. which they put forth
Is that where the management Of property entails
agrarian murder and the cost Of standing army OF
Intimidation, as In Ireland, and widely dihused
pauparsm coupled with fearful mortality among
an overcrowded poor population perforce concen-
trated 10 the sums OF large towns, ~ ia Scotland
there is Drfnld racfe made on, 10 ent,tle the
State to step In, and either compel the present
holders OF land TO provide the remedy themselves
or. giving compensation, divest them and take the
new arrangement into its own haads.
An Irisa correspondent OF the P,tU MAJ gazette
attempts to SHOW the imposslbilty OF arriving at
satisfactory solution OF the and q estion by putting
series OF problems illustrative its difficulties
The letter merely shows toe danger OF half mea-
sures.
MIR. Gladstone, represented by the cable declined
banquet offered by the Town Council OF Aberdeen
In bis reply he says:-"After a session which has
been ariuons beyond my strength hnd myself
already engaged In the labor OF preparation for
another session likely 10 be not less arduous-
The PitV MAI Gazette OF September %. speaking
or the cotton famine in Manchester, says
when Lancashire can have plenty OF good cotton
say mlddang Orleans for sixpence per pound, Lanca
shire thriyes; but when she has 10 pas twice or
thrice tlat amount for her raw material Lancashire
dr0ops. Hence cotton mills running short time
or closed and chambers of commerce agitating for
greatly extended fields OF cotton culture for cotton
so cheap that Lancashire may again cloibe the
world by tue produce OF her looms. Tnat In many
ways Lancashire has been injured py tue cotton
1enine is yery certain When Lancashire is in dis
tress her iaith IN free trade Is apt 10 be shaken 1t
daring the American cirii war; II is to GER
tain exteat 80 now.
The London star OF the 23a OF september says:-
II s 10 be feared there is to he parallel 10 the
break up Of The Albert AssuranG, Company Yes
terday application was made TO Vice Chancellor
James. IN chambers, on several pettions one OF
them 10y uolder Of 5000 shares, Tor Ihe winding up
OF the European Assurance Company. This Is COM
pany formed In 1884 as the Peoples frOvident so
Ciety and which took its present name In 1859. Its
liabilities are said vaguely to amount 70 several
millions. The capital was fl, 900 aco, and the shares
have all been issued II was stated yesterday that
there now due $1,000 policies. TO meet which
there ID only 61O,00O at the bankers.
A London journal says that the Cape OF Good Hope
Parliament has been occupied ~ a proposal, con-
veyed III message from the Governor TO substitute
for the present Legislature a small chamber, con-
sisting OF twelve elected and three nominee men,
bers With president appointed by the crown. This
proposal rejected by majority ol II IN house
or 6l.