The New York herald., 1869-06-29
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The Action Of the Lords on the Irish
Church Bill.
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BRlGHT'S AND GlADST0NE'S POLICY.
The Defence of the Establish
nleNt.
The Republican Convention in
Spain.

The following steamships arrived in this port yes
terday:-The City Of Antwerp, OF the lnman line,
Captain Mirehouse from Liverpool the nth via
Queenstown the 1sth the Perere Of the Lsne Trans
atantique line, Captain Duchesne, from Havre nth
VIA Brest 1eth, and the Russia, OF the Cunard line,
Captain Lott from Liverpool the 1etn via Queens
town the 10Th They all bring mails up to the date
OF sailing and the TWO latter have made remarkably
quick passages.
II is reported that the intended marriage OF Prince
Augusta, brother to the King of Portugal, with the
second daughter OF the Duke OF Montpensier, has
been broken Oh.
Turkish paper called the Stdmbotu, sort OF
Ottoman Punch, has just been suppressed by the
Turkish government caricature IL had published,
IN which the sultan and the Prince OF Wales were
introduced and ridculed, the cause OF its sup
preston.
The damages caused to the kiosks, The markets,
and the shops during late Paris estimated
at so 000. But this must be added the losses in
CURED by the cafes and other establishments on the
Bouevards, closed about eight O'Clock, and thus
deprived of the sale necessary to meet their enor-
nous expenses The evaporation OF the proprie-
tors Is unbounded.
Forty-two thousand persons left Paris on the 18th,
on the news of the riots being spread
In Falklrk, Scotland, and in some Of the districts
eaSi from u, tnere was SHOW on SUNDAY, the lotl
In Poimont the fall considerable in the neigh
boring fields that it could be gathered into little
balls.
The cotton mills at Oldham, England. were thrown
open on Monday, the l4tn, with the view OF giving
the hands opportunity OF returning to their en-
ployment at the reduction OF five per cent. There
was a very general return TO work and everything
was quiet.
The Emperor of France has distributed $4,000
among the guards OF Paris as reward for their
meritonous conduct during the recent disturb
ances.
The BE lgian government has proposed to the King
to dissolve the Senate IN consequence OF its having
for the second time rejected the bin for the abolition
OF Imprisonment for debt. The Court is expected TO
leave on the 18th for spa. Some princes and prin-
cesses OF the House of Orleans ami also the Grand
Duke Constantine OF Russia are 10 visit this place.
1t is said tna all the arrested and nterro-
gated up to This time in Paris make identical decla-
rations as to the sums which they have received and
the manner IN which the latter were handed to
them. The distributors said. ''Veur-tu un bdtat gn
t''Do you want broom ~, and on an affirmative
answer being gwen sum of 12f SOC. was presented
to each and they went to work.
The infant Grand Duke Alexander Alexandrovitch,
second son OF the Grand Duke, heir to the Russian
throne. has been named chief the 145th regiment OF
N,
take his Imperial Hghness's name. He has also
been inscribed the rolls OF the regiments OF the
Guard Preobrajensky OF the Emperor's Iancers and
hussars OF the oattalions OF sharpshooters Of Fin
land and Of the rihes Of the imperial family
The Postmaster General was on the 18th sum-
moned before the Lord Mayor for having refused TO
pay the poor rates due on the Post ONCE in Lom-
bard street. The parish authorities asked for a
distress warrant for the levy Of the rate, but this
was refused 10y the Lord Mayor, ana II was arranged
that the legal bearings OF the dispute should be sub
mitted TO the consideration OF the Court OF Queens
Bench.
During the Paris disturbances all the armorers
deposited their arms at the Louvre and at the va
rious maries of their respective districts. Thou
sands OF percussion cartridges were thrown in the
streets by the crowd in the hope that the stamping of
the horses would cause them 10 explode.
Edmond About Is writing work on the working
mems unions, for which the Emperor Of the French
has paid him "a 600 in advance. He is also private
correspondent TO the yiceroy OF Egypt for which he
Is paid $4,000 per annum.
Gustave Dore, the wel.-knOwn painter, went out.
like every body else, to see the rloting He was In
his working clothes, that Ia, In a blouse, and,
eminent as he is, decorated and quite a parsonage
he was mistaken for ganltn from his youthful ap-
pearance. Some Of the despicable individuals who
SOW money to reap disturbance were doubtless led
into error by that circumstance, for on Dore
feeling some one touch his pocket he put his hand
into it and found there piece of five francs which
he had never placed there. On the strength OF his
costume and face he was paid to AID in the riot.
IN the lower house Of the Hungarian Diet the
18th Count Andrassy interrogated respecting
the armng OF troops the military frontier for the
conquest Of Bosnia. The Hungarian Minister
denied that any preparations for war were being
made He added that the Austro-fIungarian
monarchy desired the maintenance Of peace and
would perseyere in policy OF non-interyenton so
long as others Powers did the same.