The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-09

LONDON, OCt. y, 1869.
Parliament has been prorogued until the 2sd OF De.
cember.
There have been no extraordinary tides to-day on
the English coast
Kelly, the English oarsman. will probably accom-
pany Walter Brown on his return to America
The ACdde1nv publishes letter written by Lord
Byron In 1917, expressing his desire that the Noel
family Will make q statement Of the cause for his
separation from Lady Byron and pedging himself
to meet all obligations incurred. Lord Byron writes
that he ia utterly ignorant OF the reasons OF his
wtfes action, and declares that he Is not aware OF
the purpose for which the statement is withheld
from him unless 1t Is to san elton most Infamous
scandals by silence.
Peacc or War In Europe-Do diplomatic
Contrivanccs' Affect NapoieonS
LONDON, oct. g. 1869.
The London Times, In an article on the state OF
EproPo says
Lltte notice has been taken of paragraph which
probable dsarmqment The news is too good TO be
true. We will hot undertake to say what results
have had toward improving Napoleon's position
with respect to foreign AFFAIRS 80 as to enable MIN 70
Of success Is true tha. Iapeuf intends
20 drop the scheme OF garde mobile and proposes
the suppression Of general commands that might be
taken - IN earnest OF the EmperOr's p aclfc and
economical intentions. The interchange OF civlites
between s0vereigns and statesmen augurs well for
there 10 no apprehension Of warlike outbreak; no
cause OF onence no preext for dispute exists. The
Old alliances have been broken up and the balance
Of pOwer il question OF the past. 1t may be said
that peace now rests on sounder basis than ever.
Lord Stanley on Trndes' Unionism and In dus-
trirI Profits.
LONDON Oct. 8, 1859.
At the opening Of the Trades Hall In Liverpool,
Lord Stanley made q speech, In which he admitted
that 1t was natural for workmen to combine for a
share In che prots OF their industry. and declared
that he expected more extended application Of the
cooperation principle in the future.
A National Church Congress-A C0mprehen-
sive Programme.
LONDON, Oct. 8. 1862
The session OF the Church Congress opened at Lv-
pool on the 9th inst. Dean Chester urged the im-
portsnce Of large.hearted and generous treatment
Of all non-conformists and Catholics. Several men,
bers absented themselves on account Of paper pre-
scented by Professor Mackonochie.
(Some very Interesting papers church work are
put down FOR the Congress. Among the subjects
which are to engage attention is that OF "Snal and
Palestine" The Rev. F. ". Holland (son of the
late Sir Henry Holland) will read an account of
recent explorations in the peninsula OF Mount Sinai
Mr.. John Macgregor will read on 1.-THE Rivers Of
Damascus and the Waters OF Israel" "The Recent
Discoveries about the Temple Area In Jerusalem" is
tno special subject OF the third paper. The author
ana reader is Mr.. W. Morrison, member OF Para.
smens for Plymouth. Captain Wilson, of the Royal
Engineers, who has been engaged personally In
conducting the recent explorations in jerusalem.
will address the meeting and also the Rev. Dr. iris.
tram, master OF Greatham Hospital. The onertory
at Chester cathedral, after the Archbishop Of Yorks
sermon tomorrow October o. will be devoted to the