The New York herald., 1869-01-21
The Chinese Treaty with Great
Britain.
More Agrarian Outrages i'm
Ireland.
CONDITION or THE EASTERN QUESTION


The Cunard steamship Java, Captain Scott, from
Liverpool January and Queenstown, January TO-
and the Hamburg steamship Hamrnonia, Captain
Meier, nom Hamburg 9Th and Havre sth inst,
arrived at this port yesterday, bringing our
foreign exchanges and correspondence to the 9th,
inclusive.
The principal news has been anticipated By the
Atlantic cable telegraph.
The London papers continued TO discusss the re-
OF these being reported. Meath landlord. Mr..
Pierce, driving from the Quarter S essions
at Trim on Tuesday night, was fired at when
about q mile from his own gate. Four slugs
and shot were lodged In one OF his shoulders Mr..
Pierce's son and tenant were with him In the gig
and 1t is believed that but for the presence OF the
tenant the rufllans would have finished the work
they had begun. Mr.. Pierce had recently served
notices of ejectment on two OF his tenants
London was on the 7th entirely in possession OF the
fog, the darkest known this winter Such state is
a complete calamity for the metropolis, preventing
business and encouraging accidents and onences Of
was altogether stopped.
The Scotsman announces the death of DR.. Wood
ford her Majestys Inspector OF Schools for Scotland
HIS Royal Highness the Prince Of Wales has taken
Chiswicx House for term intending to reside there
from time to time during the reconstruction OF San
drngham, which will probably occupy period OF
eighteen months 1t Will be recollected that CHS
wick House was the residence OF the late Duchess
Dowager OF Sutherland for some time before her
DEATH
Liverpool paper says
A rumor is afoat that Mr.. Gladstone has found
himself In difficulties insthe Irish question and viii
have to modify his Intentions with respect to disen
dowment. We give the rnmor for what it may be
worth, but at tie same time noting that liberal
III.
Lord Westbury viii slde with Lord Cairns In oppos-
ING s q Gessn W at
have three Of the greatest lawyers OF the age against
the scheme Sir Rounde Palmer's opinion may,
In some eyes, lose lis value because he Is q strong
Church man. No such charge could be brought
against Lord westbury, who never lost an opportu-
victions OF Churchmen. Perhaps the ex-Charceor
sees In the proposed attack offence against the
laws OF equity and the simplest principles ot justice
A Paris telegram Of the 7th gives the following
items Of news
The Pdrie Of this evening states that the French
government does not intend to modify its policy
with regard to Rome. The EieRdard also denies
that any fresh negotiations have been opened on the
subject OF Italy and Rome. According to the Etea-
da,d there Is no truth in the rumor that NM. Bene
dett and Bourree and Raron de Tal,eyrand- -Pergord
are about to be replaced in their posts at the Courts
of Berlin. Constantlnople ana St. Petersburg.
To-day the case against the managers OF the
n S6nari. counsel for the defence, asked that the
trial should be adjourned and supported in his
bunai refused 20 grant the required delay ana ap.
pointed this day week for the regular commence
ment OF the trial.
The Putrie of the 9th says that the Marquis de
Noustier s in an alarming condition.
Madrid dates OF the 9Th state that Selor Mortemar
has been appointed Minister Plenipotentiary al
Florence. General Prim has issued circular con-
tradicting the prevalent that the government
intends to dlsarn the Volunteers Liberty lie
upon the Captains General TO come TO some under
standing with the civil authorities In order to
sure the public on this point kilograms received
from all parts OF the Peninsula, Ceuta and the other
Spanish possessions In Africa, state that complete
tranquility prevails everywhere.
A despatch OF the Tth reports that the government
is about to establish army of observation in the
Northern provinces, with the object Of watching the
frontier. General Milans del Bosch viii be appointed
commander-in-chief OF this force.
1t Is stated that the expenditure In the budget to
be submitted to the Constituent Cortes win not
ceed LOO, 900, 600 reals.
The Madrid Correspondence OF the sth declares
that there IS no necessity to send any troops to
Cuba. The EDocd. the contrary believes 1t 10 be
urgent to send considerable renlorcements thither
General Caballero dc Rodas Is about to resume his
post As Director OF the Artillery.
IL was expected that the Ministers OF Portugal
would resign In which case the Duke de Louie would
probably be called TO form o new Cabinet.
A despatch from Florence dated the 9TH reports
that General Cadorna had lxed his headquarters at
Parma and has issued proclamation to the inhabi.
tants OF the provinces OF Bologna. Parma and Reg
gio announcing the mission with which he is en-
trusted. He says that IL the disorders continue the
responsibility Of any repressive measures be may
adopt VIII fall upon the instgators OF and parci-
pators In the disturbances.
on the 5th inst the province OF Reggie was more
Tranquil but several districts OF Parma and Bologna
were stlll agitaied, and there were many riotous
assemblages No disturbance whatever has occurred
up to the present either In the Eeapolitan or Sic
lian provinces.
Berlin dates OF the 7th report that In that days
sitting Of the lower House CT the Diet the Minister o
Finance brought In a bill, as q supplement- to the
budget, wherein the Chamber Is asked to approve
the expenditure incurred previous TO the regular
adoption Of the budget as law Of the land.
All the kilograms which appeal on the Eastern
question ore identical with those which have re-
ceived over the Atlantic cable. The Greek Minister
for Foreign Affairs was being sharply censured by
some Of tie English papers for the course he was
pursuing.
A telegram from Pesth dated the 9th says that
Herr Deak has consented upon the invitation OF the
Central Electoral Committee TO come forward again
as q candidate for the Chamber OF Deputies.
The agi alton for the elections has commenced
throughout tine country. In the Hungarian Germ an
sIoyak and Croatan electoral districts the party OF
N. Deak Ia IN great majority. while IA the Rouma-
nian and scrvian districts the opposition are the
strongest. The majority Of the Deak party in the
Diet II assured.
The Florence correspondent Of the Debuts sayi
that although Caribaldl has consented to become
member OF the Italian Parliament again, he viii
keep away from the sitftngs exactly as before
"He thoroughly uuderstands,r adds the writer
"ihat the Chamber Is not his place. Moreover
his health IL really very bad. and would condemn
him TO ropJse even II present circumstances die
not compel IT," The Florence correspondent o
the Ind pendonce beige seems to consider carbaldi'
return to Parliament as an event Of some import
ance and hints that 1t viii be so regarded in poll
tcai circles The generals letter had not then beel
published.
Tho brig Hannibal, Captain eyles, from Ceara