The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-06
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The Empress Of france in Con-
stantiaopIe and BriIIiancy
Of Her Reception.
Radical Revolutionary Progress in
Great Britain.
Stream OF Davotees to 5uez
and Rome.

The Inman steamship CITY OF Boston, Captain
Halcrow IRON Queenstown on The 25th OF October,
arrived OF this port yesterday morning, having
newspaper files dated In Cork, Ireland, on her day
OF sailing.
The German mall steamship Dcnau, Captain
Ernst from Bremen the 23d and southampton the
26th OF October arrived at this port yesterday after
noon bringing our European Gles and special cor
respondence dated TO her day VI sailing from Eng
land
Ihe death OF the Earl OF Derby produced consid.
cradle sensation at Lynn, England as it creates a
vacancy in the representation OF that borough, OF
which Lord Stanley, now Earl OF Derby, has been
for so long the representative t is understood that
Lord Claud John Hamilton who was member OF
Mr.. Dlsaeli's administration, viii offer himself as
conservative candidate.
Queen Isabella, says the GGuo:s has decided on
going to Rome at the epoch OF the Council Her
son, the Prince OF the Asturlas VIII receive his first
communion from tas hands oil the Pope on Decem-
Der 8, the day OF the Immaculate Conception.
The Irish political amnesty demonstrations on
sunday, october "A, ~ carrigaline, Tipperary and
Traee. were OF imposing proportions and conducted
with the 'utnlost moderation and good order" At
Tpperary the nuE present were not, 1t is said,
iess than 10 0e0 ana the assembly included consin-
gents from various districts in Limerick and Water
ford Tie trades mustered In large force aud there
were 1s0 industrial banners on tho ground.
The amnesty demonstration IN London on the
same day seems TO have been OF an important and
decorous character The crowd IN Hyde Park ia
stated to have been larger than on the occasion OF
any OF the great reform meetings in 1872. Mr.
Bradlaugn, the English radical red" on making
his appearance On the Platform was requested TO
withdraw.
Ing OF his constituents at Brighton England, upon
the Irish land question. In solving this cue ,tion
Mr.. Fawcett SAID tina legislature should bear in
mind that the productive power of the land in Ire
land had been developed altogssber by the tenant,
the landlord contributing notaing to Its Improve
ment, and from this circumstance there had arisen
feeling among tns Irish people that toe tenants
had a right oil part ownership Ia the land. he
therefore thoushs that the IRISH land question
might be dealt with on exceptional principles anu
apart from the tenure OF land in England, and he
felt 1t was absolutely Indispensable, III they would
restore peace ana loyalty in Ireland. recognize
the claim Of tae tenant TO part aersap OF the sen
-Four roya ACCOMPLISHMENTS are expected either In
the present month or in December ia Europe, VIII
Tie Princess OF Wales, the ex-Queen sophia OF
Naples the Princess Margaret Of Italy and the
Duchess OF Parma. The rope has promised TO be
the ex-Queen OF Naples aud the Duchess OF Parma
Francis II. and his Queen have been hurrying back
to Rome in order that the birth may take place Oh
Italian soil.
The receipts Of the United Kingdom for the week
ending October Is show and increase OF 500, 100
The Dundee (soorand) Advertiser sars:--
II Is currently reported In Crathe that her Majesty
the Queen ID 10 have medical practitioner stationed
IN Crathle. NO DOUBT her Majesty IN the course o.
her visits among the people OF the district nas be-
come aware or tue great want that 10 felt IN TINS
5pect more especially IN cases o. sudden illness or
during The prevalence or heays Snow storm, per-
sons in wan. oI doctor having TO send 20 Bramar,
y distance vi nine milcs
The Ladies' Edu calonal Association or England
Is preparing TO give practical shape 70 their project
for raising the standard OF female educauon. Their
lectures which will commerce Oh November O. a..
ST. Georges Hall, include Latin, English literature
and French literature. In addition 10 these there
VIII be courses o. lectures Ia experimental physics
chemistry and elementary geography. The fee FOR
course OF thrU-six lectures Is only two guineas;
but the lectures are strictly for adults, 10 lady
under tie age Of seventeen being admitted.
The tra,sce IL Aord publishes a statement which
LEADS to the opinion that persons IN all have
been the victims or Tfaupm.Bn, the Pantln muir
dersr. 1t says:-
The painful impression caused by the disappear.
ance o. young a31 o. E9ul1sRe, NAMED Uub0ug.
quoy emBlogea az ri. Plaarg- foundry at Marquis.
cannot nave Doen forgotten. We now learn that lie
lei Ficln 10 I1e inI.aO0s IraupMann, aud was
drowned by that monster Ia human form. u WI 6e
remembered tast tse murderer OF tas kgckcg
boosted ON one occasion tbat ne mad thrown a ulla
into the wsssr, ald tho 2G OF July last the O0dy
OF an Individual, afterwards ideuiiGel as that OF
Dubomquoy 0ho had disappeared when returning
from Lille, an1 ioa whom Sum % 2JJ( Asa been
taken. had 0csa disco yered. sina ,Ort44ante au,
Which had belonged 10 tue victim ba3 been loan4
IN the possession OF fisupnana.
Tue Prince OF Wales PACK Of barriers vita lot OF
ho nj "a RtVnt
sold by auction near WINDSOR. The proceedings
were invested With exceptional interest, owing t.
efforts recently made to inducs the queen to con
tinue the barriers as royal pack, anu ON accoun.
OF the determination arrived at, on the refusal OK her
Majesty becoming KNOWN to constitute tie hounds
as subscription PACK under the nastersDip OF Sir
Robert Baeson Harvey, Bart. rhe pack, forty eight
Ia number, together with seven couples OF puppies,
was put up IN one lot and promptly Knocked down
to Sir Robert Harvey for the 1rst and only bid
OF 100 guinea3. Mr.. Edmund Tatersall consratuated
the members OF the hunt retaining the hounds
and on their new master, and the announcement Of
the sale was received with loud cheering. Seven
horses, the property OF the Prince ana well known
with these hounds, were then disposed or tie fol
lowing being the prices reaIized:-8orfis Dancer
fMr. sherborne) do guneas; Forester CIR, q. Rics)
oil guneas; studley tNr. Dundasl. ~ guineas
Blanche (I.ord Sudiey) OIL guineas; Dunr0bin Mr. J
Bartlett). 90 guineas; Antelope (Sir H. Harvey Il
guineas; Wayesley tMr. G. Rice, 40 guineas.
The Paris Constitutional o: October - has tac fol
iowlng:-
The question OF disarmament appears likely TO be
come the subject OF a Parliamentary discussion n
PIussia-that 10 to cay, IN the country Nhlca, We
snal increasingly repeat, is bound 70 assume TIC
initiative In thu great reform so oenty desired by
Europe.
On the night OF the 17ta Of october and the morn
lag OF the following day snow storm Of extraor
daary violence swept across syria and the adjacent
dstrics, A great deal Oh injury has been done 10
the gardens and vineyards. At LaiDaca the heat OF
the l7th ult. was intense ana SET on the following
morning at e'ght O'Clock the snow began to fail. In
the night violent thunder storm had broken over
the district. At Grat1 It showed the whole night
and forenoon SO heavily that the ground was COM
peely covered and the branches OF the fruit trees,
still In full Leaf, were broken by the weight OF snow.