The New York herald., 1869-05-03
EU r O p E.
CLOSE OF THE HUNGARIAN ELECTIONS.
POLITICAL AFFAIRS In FRANCE.
Serious Charges Against the Span.
ish Clergy.
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CRIME IN EN- GIL ND,
THE TROUBLES IN THE EAST.

The North German Lloyd steamship Hermann. Cap
tain Wencke, from Bremen the 18th ult. via South
smpton the goth, arrived here yesterday She brings
details OF our cable kilograms up to dates OF sailing.
The loan for which the Portuguese government
has been negotiating with the frm OF Messrs. Fruh
ing h Goschen. OF London was ratified on Saturday
the nth uit., by the Minister Of Finance and Mr..
Goschen.
Prince Napoleon has left Paris on one Of his mys-
ferrous trips. Is he going to Dalmatia or Syria, or
Palestine, simply going to have quiet chat-very
eulet-wth his father in-law, Victor Emanuel
Nobody knows.
The journals OF ST. Petersburg, April IS. publish
Intelligence from Taurs OF that date, according to
which the Persian troops OF Kurden have defeated
q tribe OF Turkomans at Teke. on the frontier be-
tween the provinces OF Astrabad and KhOrassan. A
military revolt had occurred at Teheran on the 2sth
March. but was nut down with great severity
Mr.. Edmund Yates, who 1t Is well known holds
high position in the English General Post ONCE has
been visiting those towns In which newspapers with
the largest circulation are issued with the view OF
escertainng the opinions Of the newspaper propre-
tors and others interested in the subject of cheaper
postage for printed matter
Lisbon report Of the 18th ult states that mu-
tny has occurred among the soldiers of the Zambesi
expedition stationed at Mafrs eighteen miles from
Lisbon. Troops had been sent to suppress the mu.
lny and bring back the regiment destined for Zam-
0esi to Lisbon
summary OF the Turkish Red Book has been
published in the Lerant Herald 1t will doubtless
prove a most interesting volume. as IL contains
among other things, dispatches on Cretan, Servian
and Roumanian affairs.
An attempt Is to be made to settle the dispute In
the Manchester building trade by arbitration, and
Mr. Rupert Kettle has consented to act, with the en-
deavor to bring about an arrangement. All agita-
tion either side Is to pending the inquiry.
At Preston the strike OF weavers continues without
ANY apparent change.
The archives of the Holy Synod, st. Petersburg,
which contain materials OF the highest value ior the
history OF the Russlap Church and religious iegsla.
dion, have renamed hitherto but little known and
almost inaccessible to the studies OF the learned.
ihe Emperor Alexander has just authorized the ap-
poiutment OF special commission charged to place
these documents ID order and to publish Ger tain
number Of them.
A letter in the Journal de Lte0e dated from
Longwy, says
We hear much OF the CONVEYANCE OF troops
erms and munitions OF war by the Eastern railway
can speak to the fortress OF Longwy The effect
I've strength OF the garrison has never been so
emal-ony two companies Of infantry and about a
score each OF artillery and cavalry. But, on the
oher hand, the magazines are crammed with stores.
with Metz and other frontier fortresses 1t II the
eame.
Several OF the Paris political journals are contem-
plating reducing their price TO nve centimes hal
penny in order share the patronage now bestowed
on the government newspapers Of that price.
telegram was received in Brussels on the 18th
ult., from Mons, stating that all the GOLFERS in the
District OF Borinage have Joined the strike but
further disturbance is mentioned. Perfect tran.
9uillIty prevails IN the mining district. OF Chareroi.
Under the terms OF postal convention just con-
oiuded between Austria and the Danuoian Princi-
Iates the postage upon letters for all parts Of Molda
VIA and Walacha, sent via France anu Austria may
On future be prepaid TO the place OF destination
eucn letters may be forwarded unpaid, at the option
OF the sender at the same rates OF postage those
chargesbe on letters addressed to the principal
towns Of Modava and wallachia.
ministerial crisis appears to be imminent at the
Hague on the subject OF the bill the Dutch govern
ment has brought forward to grant sum OF
100000 OF forms (2t loc. each) for the construc
ton OF railways In the island OF Java
The correspondent OF the London Herald, writing
from ST. Petersburg. under date OF April the l4th,
Gays
The Russian government has addressed to their
representatives at the courts sgnatares Treaty
OF Paris a memorandum relative TO the question OF
naturalization In the Turkish empire. The memo
Eandum sets forth tnat the law edicted n Turkey In
January last, at the moment when the Greco-Turk
IA difference broke out, and having for effect put
ON end to the prote;tion granted BY the foreign CON
cub ects, has the most fearful tendencies The Rus
san government expresses the wish that an entente
o .lat point should be arrived at among the great
iOwers. That accord could be attained by an ex.
Change oi notes; conference would then be use
duel took place on Saturday afternoon. the 18th
ult.. in the lie de Croissy. near Paris, between NJ
des Perrieres writer In the Main Jduiie and N.
Meyer. OF the Paris. Tne cause OF the meeting was
offensive sketch published in the first named
Journal OF Duke john" one OF the pseudonyms OF
NJ. Meyer The first fire passed over harmlessy but
the pistols being reloaded one BAH passed close
10 H. des Perrieres' ear while the other struck NJ.
Meyer IN the side, passing on until stopped by q
i.ue.
the stale OF aGairs at Preston remains nearly IN.
changed. The strike Of the masons at Manchester
end Coventry said to be only the prelude to strikes
in the building trade which are to take place all
the country towards the end OF May, in conse.
queRce OF the refusal OF the provincial woEkmen TO
entertain the proposal OF the masters for paymen t
ty the hour Instead OF by the day.
The Gdul0is OF the l6tn ut announces that the
c. aer OF OF The largest insurance COMPANIES In
Paris has embezzled sum OF i,460, 0OO Less clever
than Mr. Hggs, he allowed himself 10 be caught
eni Is now at Mazas. lie had been thirty nine
years IN the company's employ. The chairman pro.
posed to hush the matter up and offered to put down
$4,000 as his SHARE but adds the GduIos the other
directors refused.
serious accident took place at the Surrey theatre
on saturday night, the 18th ut The gallery was
very full and the end Of the first piece about zoo
persons rushed down the stairs, those behind push
iog so reckless;y that wooden barrier
crewn across the staircase on the second
landing gave way and several persons were
thrown down on the stone steps below. One man
had ais leg broken, another his arm broken, another
h's ribs fractured, whle about dozen others were
severely bruised aoout the head and body.
fhe Russian correspondent OF the London Tablet
wf.ies.-
Our military men assure us that the summer Will
hVt pass away without campaign. They profess
70 nave certain Information that the French artil.
lery was never al any time so formidably complete
in all us departments. The government seems to
rfnre with the officers the expectation OF war