The New York herald., 1869-04-22
E y r o p E.
Protest Of King George OF
Hanover.
The Spanish Constitution Criticised
by the Madrid Press.


faS SteanSn.p dOIsatla, Captaln Eners, I1diupufB
sna. f.om Havre the 10th; the Peretre, Captain
Dschesne French line, from Brest April 10, and the
Russia Cunard line, Captain Lott, from Liverpool
and Queenstown the 10th and 11th ins arrived here
yesterday They bring details OF our cable kilograms
ND TO dates OF sailing.
The contingent Of 100000 men was unanimously
voted in the sitting Of the French Senate the 9th
inst.
DIR. Jackson, on the sth inst, was formally en-
throned as Bishop OF London, in st. Paul's Cathe-
-dral. The mandate was executed by Dean Manse
with the usual formaies and the several onicers OF
she cathedral made the customary promise Of canon
,ical obedience.
Tne differences between the directors of the Royal
Italian OPERA Covent Garden and Mile. Nilsson
nave been satisfactorily arranged. She VIII appear
81 Coyent Garden early In May.
IL was reported in Paris on the sth that the Figaro
was seized, and that several public meetings were
forciby dissolved, owing to the violence Of the lam
gnage made use OF by the orators.
There was brilliant ball at the Chinese Embassy
lae del bel Respiro Paris, gwen the night OF the
9Th inst by Mr.. Burlingame. Three stories OF the
hotel were thrown open for the reception OF the
guests among whom were all the American nota-
bilities as well as OF the Partisan world.
There appear to have been disturbances having
q republican origin in Roumania. The Common
the sth inst, py Prince Charles, on account OF its
Revolutionary attitude during the elections.n
The Lecdnt Herald says that the Cretan chiefs who
have been for some months in prison for taking part
in the late insurrection have at length been SEN
fenced to fifteen years imprisonment, with hard
LABOR, and several OF them have already been trans
ferred TO the gaol where they to undergo their
punishment.
The Brussels correspondent OF the Herald says
h.sxr
Paris between the Belgian Premier and the French
government The return Of NJ. Frere- -Orban, who
was fully expected back by this time to submit to
the King and 10 the government the names Of the
Belgian members to the mixed commission, is de-
layed till period still undetermined.
"Most OF the soveregns OF Europe" says the
Paris Constitutional, shave charged their repre-
sentatives to offer their congratulations to Pope
the 11th April. letter from Berlin even an
nonnces that the king Of Prussia has just given
private audience to the Duke de Ratbor, whom his
majesty is going to send to Rome for the purpose In
question.
Disheartening accounts are given OF the state OF
the cotton trade at Blackburn, England. Nine mills,
including several OF the largest are entirely stopped,
and others running snort time. 1t is stated that
the Poor law officials are oyerburdened with appl-
cations for relief, and that the appointment Of as
sistant relieving officers will be necessary.
The Levant Herald makes the announcement that
Miss Burdett Coutts has proposed to provide Jerusa
lem with efficient system Of water supply at her
own cost, and says the scneme which embodles the
details Of her munihcent offer has been laid before
the Council OF State.
The Preston cotton strike Is likely to go on. The
masters generally insist upon the adoption Of the
wheel system, and the men are equally determined
to resist IT. This step will greatly extend the dimen-
sons OF the struggle, and from 1000 TO 900 weavers
In addition to those previously out will be added to
the large number idle unless some OF the masters
withdraw "the Blackburn wheel"
The Journal de Paris contains the following about
the rumored triple alliance:-
II appears that NJ. de Beust has thought t himself
70 deny the rumor OF a Franco -Austro-Itaan
alliance. The Correspondent de Nuremberg, on the
faith Of a letter from Vienna, announces that the
Chancellor OF the empire has just sent 10 the repre-
shows what little foundation there is for the reports
circulated respecting that alliance, and airms that
'the Austro-Hungarian monarch, FAR from thinking
OF launching Into enterprises Iu OF peril, endeavors
far can to assure the maintenance OF peace,
of which Austria stands In such sore need.n What
is very curious Is that the Press OF Vienna
nounced On the same day that, following the
example Of the Austrian Premier, the italian Pres
dent, NJ. Menabrea had also despatched a circular
to hs agents abroad TO deny the rumOrs OF the
alliance According 20 the Press of Vienna the cir
cular Of MenaDrea IL cogched IN exactly the same
terms "a that OF Baron Dsesi,