The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-18
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The steamship City OF New York. OF the lnman
line, Captain ribbetts, from Liverpool the 3d. via
Queenstown the 4th nst arrived at this port yester
day with mails one day later than those previously
received. nNee.a
The lloyd OF Pesth Hungary, announces that the
Cabinet proposes strengthen itself by the addition
Of minister Of agriculture and that Count Miko
slll probably be called TO the post. At
The Pope has sent letter and mis- blessing TO the
editors Of the Paris UnioIh CONCENTRATING them
upon the ardor with which they combat "the spirit
Of iniquityn and defend the cause OF the Church. r
Several leading bankers and financiers OF Frank
fort, Berlin, Amsterdam and Brussels have com
bined with view OF launching loan for the Italian
government on the security Of crown properly.
The London Cioos says that the Indian Chancellor
OF the Rxchequsr, sir r Temple, announces that he
anticipates surplus OF 900 IN the next budget.
communication nom Berne states that the
amount OF subscriptions collected in Switzerland for
the sufferers by the late inundations reaches the
sum OF 2ls5 723 francs.
The racing committee OF Nice has decided that as
the question OF the betting agencies has not been
settled 1t win not permit them to carry out their
operations at the approaching races of that town.
The Taolettes Of. Marseles has been suppressed
by order OF the Correctional Tribunal OF that city,
Tor having treated Of political subjects without hay
ing deposited the necessary caution money.
decree from Bucharest, OF Prince Charles OF
Roumania, countersigned by the Ministry, accords
to the Jews the right OF which they had been de-
prived by the preceding Cabinet OF rendering for
pubic works.
News from st. Petersburg, Russia, conveys the an
nouncement that an imperial ukase has been issued
approving OF the formation of private company to
the levelling works for the projected rail-
way line from the Caspian Sea to the Lake OF Aral
Munich letter in the Augsburg Gazette states
that the king has approved OF the programme OF a
Universal International Exhibition Of objects OF
art such as had been elaborated by the committee
appointed to organize the matter. The display VIII
be held under the auspices Of his Majesty during the
mouths OF July, August and September
The Gasssois announces that its sale in the streets
has been nterdicted by the Minister OF the Interior
for an article by NJ. Edmond About on the fate Of
OF Saint Oharlemagne. That journal adds that this
is the first OF the kind resolved by the hon.
orable Minister.
The Gazzeta Ugciale, the official journal of the
Italian government, announces that public tranqui-
y being now restored In the provinces OF Parma,
Bologna and Reggie, the military mission OF General
Cadorna who az the outbreak OF the grist tax riots
was entrusted with the duty of establishing order
has now come to an end.
The Berlin cross Gazette Of February g. in lead
ing article headed "The Future of Belgium" declares
that it is 10 the interest OF all the great Powers that
the independence and neutrality Of that country
should be preserved, adding that If, contrary
pectaton, she should be threatened from any other
quarter, allied Germany must vigorously undertake
her defence.
The intention OF the Spanish government to estab-
FISH Directory Is regarded by the French papers
fact OF considerable Importance. The Ds6ats ex
he hal he ic uora nan
The Presse Ltore, a younger and more advanced
journal, holds different view. The Steele thinks
that while royalist Intrigues are being carried on
The republic Will be at work, and viii end by
vincng all upright minds that 1t is not only the
sental form Of democratic liberty but the only So
luton calculated 10 reconcile all the friends Of
liberty.