The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-22
Z u a Q r e.
The Hereditary Legislators Of
England.
BAVARIA AND THE ECUMENlCAL COUNCIL.
Count Deust and the YicerOy
Of Egypt,

The Cunard steamship Cuba, Captain Noodle, from
liverpool the 10th via Queenstown the 1lth arrived
at this port yesterday. she brings details OF our
cable kilograms up to date OF sailing.
The Spanish Legations In Belgium and Holland
are about 10 be fused into one which Is 10 have its
seat at the Hague.
Prince Gortschakor, during his stay in Berlin, Is
said TO have expressed his opinion that the polti.
cal situation OF Europe, and particularly the rela-
tons OF Russia 10 the reconstruction OF Germany.
are most satisfactory.
Reports ron Berlin say that Bismarck wiz shortly
retire from the supreme direction of State affairs.
He Is now at his estate at Varzin.
The committee OF the Conservative Ciuo, consider
Ing MIR. Grenvllle Murray's explanation to be I'M
satisfactory, AMI being still less satisfied with the
recent proceedings at Marlborough street police
court are about TO hold a general meeting to take
the whole subject into consideration
The splendd southern portal of Cologne Cathedral
is now completed. 1t Is ornamented with l0I stat
ues thirty eight OF which are life size and eight re-
lieis representing the passion OF our Saviour.
These have all been composed and executed by
Professor Mohr.
A decree signed By King Victor Emanuel divides
the troops Of the Italian Kingdom into three great
commentaries, central Italy; second, Northern,
and third, Southern. The price for exemption from
military service for the young men born in 1sis Is
fixed at {, 200f.
The Paris Pays afirms that the Emperor Napoleon
has written these words:-"0n the 10Th OF Janury
committed a great fault By acting without pre-
vous concert with the majority caused 1t TO regard
with suspicion my sentiments towards IL. All my
elorts SHOULD tend TO regain It's confidence"
The issue between Mr.. Gladstone and Lord De
Tabley as executors Of the late Duke Of Newcastle,
MIR pat ,pfo nf he
Duke being entirely question OF law, the case was
Withdrawn on the 9Th inst. from the consideration
Of the Jury. s1ecial case embodying the facts is
TO he ald before the full Court OF EXcheguer III the
course OF next term.
A memorial Will shortly appear IN pesth SAYS the
NORTH German correspondent from the pen OF
Hungarian statesman and friend OF DeaS's. 1t
argues that hungary is content with its constitu-
ton rights and liberties, and only desires TO de-
veiop and increase them At the same time it
denies that Hungary has any autipathy or enmity
to Germany or any desire 10 interfere IN its reor-
ganizatlon.
The 'lnierpelatonn OF the Left Centre, the new
party in the French Chamber, asking for increase
0fpohtical power has now received 1eo signatures,
some OF those who have subscribed to 1t being men,
bers who are supporters Of tile government.
pamphlet has just been published in CONSTANT
nople explaining the relations which exist between
the Porte and tue yoeroy of Egypt, ana the political
position In which the latter stands to the former.
Berlin letters state that the project OF holding q
universal exhibition in that city nj present under
the consideration Of the government, and likely to
be adopted. .
The D,siecnik of Warsaw publishes an ordinance
VI the Lieutenant of the kingdom Of Poland, by
which, in order to facilitate circulation railroads
the us6 of passports both Warsaw and at all the
other stations in the country, Is suppressed.
The Odessa Messenger states that the commercial
movement al Sebastopol has been much developed
since the Custom House In that city has been raised
to the rank OF first class, that measure having con
siderably lightened the imposts paid by trader;
both for bonded goods and for Custom House dues
The Lepan, Herald, of the 9oth nlt., says that the
Porte has abandoned for the present its intended
campaign against the eapitulations, aud 1t congratu
Iates the Grand vizer on this decision, as the time
for dealing with these conventions has it thinks mol
yet come. It'll 1t does,n adds the Leran, Herald,
''the true policy Of the government Is to promote
such reforms rs will replace the guarantees they
offer TO fore gners; that done the capltulations viii
be useless, and so abolish themselves
Letters from Vienna state that the four principal
financial institutions of that capital have united &c
take part IN the construction Of the Ottoman rail
ways, Tor the execution of which a capital o.
So OO,0oof. is required Those companies are: =
The Austrian Credit Mobilier, the Austro-Enq
lish Bank OF Vienna, the Bankveren and the Austro
HUNGARIAN Bank. Around them viii be grouped tn,
chief credit houses OF Austria and other countries
30 that the capital may be already looked upon a!
subscribed. The Austrian market is ready to pro
vide two-thirds OF 1t.