The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-05-17
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considerable number OF Belgian workmen are
cm,Cratng into France account OF the late strikes
its reported that the Duke OF Montpenser re-
Gently visited Madrid ncogait0 and had long inter
view with General Prim.
On It becoming known in Madrid that General
rrm had decided to join the republican cause the
workmen got up demonstration IN his favor.
The publication OF certain facts and letters by Oh
star OF the Austrian army took Count Bismarck
BY surprise Tic King sent for him in violent pas
sion and scolded his proceeding during two long
hours during which Bismarck rendered his resig-
nation, but his Majesty refused to accept 1t.
The Liege tBeglum) Meuse OF May l states that
after the vote of the Senate aboishing mprison-
ment for debt, NJ. Bara, the Minister OF Justice
pressed his formal intention place his resignation
Ia tine hands OF the King.
Elections have been ordered for Catholic Con-
ference in Hungary on the question OF the autonomy
OF The Church in Hungary. The Conference viii
meet at the end OF June.
Austria has taken step towards the adoption OF
the French system OF International coinage. The
government is about to lay before the Rechsrath
bill to egalize the coming OF ten and twenty franc
pieces. Tile same course il is believed, VIII be taken
with regard 10 Hungary. The French none ary sys.
tenn Is rapidly spreading all over Europe.
On sunday the I'd inst, at noon. house in Dean
having opened the nall door with latch key, en-
tered with reviewers IN their hands They threatened
The female servant and having searched the house
carried OF u seyen-chambered revolver and double
barrelled pistol.
The emigration OF miners from Cornwall threatens
to affect the future working of the mines in the
county. The emigrants have consisted oil miners In
employment, bat who have been much dissatisfied
with their rate OF wages Another lnducement for
them to emIgrate is the reported prosperity OF min
ing in Australia and America.
Some friends of the eX-Queen OF Spain in Paris
are just very my sterious about 'eyents which
viii soon come on in SPAIN" They do not say pre-
csely what those events to be, but they speak OF
the discomfort of the army.
letter from Paris says that it has been decided by
the government OF the Emperor Napoleon that the
Minister of the Interior shall publish circular to
the authorities concerning the general elections,
calling on them not to use any hostile pressure
towards opposition candidates.
Marshal Mel has sent orders TO the Governor OF
Algeria 10 cause the troops to go through series OF
new manGuyres, suggested by the new arms, III
order that any of the regiments might be able 10 act
with the army ~ home.
AT the Cork Police ONCE, ON Saturday May /, one
OF the conservative magistrates OF the city refused
10 Low the Mayor. as chairman, to take the charge
sheet. The Mayor resisted this attempt to interfere
with MS dignity and a struggle ensued for the pos
session OF the document, IN the course OF which it
was torn in pieces. HIS worship's conduct at the
late Fenian banquet has been referred to in
demnatory terms by all classes and degrees of pub
lie opinion III Ireland.
The France of May denies rumor to which cur
rency has been given in seyaral continental Journals
that Russia had sent a despatch to C0nstantinople
protesting against the measures recently taken by
Tue Sublime Porte relative to the laws OF naturaliza-
lion. II adds that act OF that nature the part
Of Russia would be a fragrant contradiction OF
the reiterated declarations OF the Cabinet OF St.
Petersburg. which has never ceased since the Con-
erence 70 act in harmony with the other Powers on
the Eastern question.