The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-10

The North German Lloyd steamship Weeer Cap
tain weneke, from Bremen and Southampton, ar
TNed al this port last night she brings details OF
Nnr cable kilograms ap TO the Goth ut.
N. Salustisno de oozaga, the Spanish Ambsssa-
dor, has arrived in Paris.
The convention with Russia and Austria, for the
Improvement OF the Pruth has received the sanction
~ Prince Charles OF Roumana.
The Academy OF Art at Dusseldorf is just now
celebrating the hlteth anniversary OF its iounda-
ton The festivities commenced on the 24th and
were 10 extend over three DAYS
The Bishop Of Klelee has been arrested at Mejeck'
zach and conveyed to Perm for not having recog'
Nlzed the authority oI the Catholic College OF ST.
PETERSBURG
A shock OF an earthquake Was iet at Bologna on
Saturday afternoon The 26th ult.. which set the bes
rim ing and stopped the clocks but fortunately did
other damage. The Duchess d'Aosta IS signify
better The King paid her a visit nj Spezzia on SAT-
nrday.
The Lyons Journals state that a fresh strike has
taken place IN that cltynameiy, that of the female
silk wlnders, who demand an increase OF wages
from If. 40c to two francs per day. They are about
5000 In number.
information from Bucharest, dated June g. says
that priest In Bacan, an accomplce OF Popowitz
mad been arrested. Letters said 10 have been
take the life of NJ. Cogalniceano and restore NJ
Bracuano TO power
The Italian government is about 10 establish a le
cation in China. Count Fl Is said to be designated
10 represent King Victor Emanuel at Pekin.
The steamship Calcutta sailed from Plymouth on
sunday the 9th ut., for Alden, with the telegraph
cable for the Persian Gulf. The swedish cory cite
Chapman sailed for Gothenburr.
The London Spectator says that the queen should
make Archbishop Manning peer. He can have no
children, he would be welcomed by the lords, and
he would supply great want, that OF somebody
within the legislature entitled TO speak behalf OF
lhe Catholic Church
The recent speech of the Emperor Napoleon at the
camp OF Chalons was printed on small CARDS and
distributed 10 all the soldiers present
Is is stated by the Austrian Correspondence that
The Viceroy OF Egypt in consequence OF the violent
articles against him which have appeared in q
Turkish newspaper, has addressed q letter TO the
Sultan in which he describes as malicious insinua-
hOns the reports of his desire to separate from the
Porte and expresses the hope that he may soon be
able to give proofs in person OF his fidelity
NJ. de Beaulieu, the Belgian Minister at the Court
of ST. James, has LEFT Brussels, where he has been
10 acqnaiDt his government with the desire enter
tanned by the British Cabinet that the Belgian gov
ernment should accept the demands OF France in
the negotiations now beng carried on IN Paris. 1t
d asserted that NJ. de Beaulieu takes back to London
the assurance OF the Belgian government that will
vel In the desired manner.
The London Weekly Register says
The amount OF enterprise shown by our American
cousins in all they undertake often surprises English
men, but we do not remember TO nave heard Of
great a contrast as the amount OF expenditure IN
kilograms across the Atlantic by the English and
New York journalists respectively. During the first
fortnight In June the money paid by all the London
newspapers, taken together Tor messages from their
American correspondents was few shillings under
sixteen pounds, whereas the London agent OF one
New York paper sent messages in the same time TO
his employers amounting TO somewhat over $500,
and 10 this sum there is not reckoned what was
spent Dy the agent IN London OF the New York
United Press Association.