The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-24
Premier Gladstone on the Position of Great
Britain and the Situation in Ireland.
George PeabOdy's MemCriam
in GUiiihaKl.
NJ. LedFu ROllin on French Legislative Repre-
SentatiOn and Popular Rights.
Financial Exhibit and Taxation in
England and Germany.

The Inman steamship City OF washington, Captain
Jones, which left Liverpool on the l1th and Queens
the Itch OF November arrived at this port yes
terday morning bringing special correspondence
ana mal report, in detail OF our cable kilograms
from Europe, dated to her day of sailing from Ire
land.
Rear Admiral Warden, R. ", Commander. In Chief
~ 'he Irish station, died at Queenstown November
H. OF typhus fever after sixteen days. illness. The
deceased officer acceded to the command In January
last.
The London Times notices that the annual report
OF the Hudson Bay Company states that as the re-
turns OF the trade show q falling Off the board can
not recommend an interim division OF more than
four snngs per share in connection with the trans
fer OF the companies territories TO the Dominion OF
Canada. IL is understood, says the London Times,
that ON or before the LIST of December $500. 900
Will be paid the credit OF the company
at the Bank OF England. Upon the receipt thereof
deed or surrender Will be executed, reserving
. specified amount OF land round the posts and fac
tories, and the right OF selecting by lot etwen-
tieth OF the land that may from time time be set
out for settlement within the fertile belt by the
Canadian government.
The London Herald, OF the 18th OF November
says:-
IL ls feared that the losses in the corn trade
through tue depreciation III prices VIII lead TO some
commercial difficulties.
The London Times takes aGvan tage OF King Victor
Emanuelis convalescence to read him homily on
the duty OF mendlng his ways and making his pr-
vae lie worthy OF respect as his public conduct.
OF late, says, his virtues as king have been lost
sight Of in consideration OF his iangs as a man.
When the Sovereign amases himself, too, it is the
people who must pay the costs; and those who
would have cared little for the Kings sins grumbled
as they perceived 1t was for them to bear the
penalty In the worst days OF national distress Victor
Emanuel had again aad again had to ask for an
increase of the civil listj his debts had again and
again to be wiped ont by parliamentary vote, ana
1t was from sheer lavishness 10 unworthy minions
that the KING mad to draw SO deeply on the public
purse II was to close his court to respectable peo
pie, and 10 set to his sons example which they
would be too 20 Iolow.'i
letter from Berlin, In the AEgeHleine Zeit,tar
gives some interesting particulars about the
health OF Count Bismarck. thus-"The state
ment lately made By the semionicial papers
that constant use Of TIE Carlsbad waters
had caused considerable improvement in the
Counts health Is by no means confirmed. on the
contrary. according TO the last news from yarzin,
he has lately become much worse" The correspond
ent adds that the Count suffers greatly from Sleep
lessness, which has shattered his nervous system
that the slightest excitement produces erusion OF
bile. ''Tnough the physicians do not fear any i'm
mediate danger the Counts hfe yet they consider
It their duty to oppose in the most decided manner
his return 10 Berlin.n
The PaN Man Gazette OF November IL SAYS
DR.. Cumming, who Is not gong to Rome, told
Liverpool audience on tuesday night what he would
have done ana sad had The Pope been civil enough
10 invite hun. lie would amoHg otner thing have
propoundei n great many questions when would
have pazz4ea al the cardinals. patrlarchs, arch
bishops aud bishops with the Holy Father at their
mead. TO answer. one argument which the Doctor
was prepared to urge touching the claims OF the
al pf
It's antiquity may be given as a sample He would
have admitted the Roman Church 70 be very old,
but would have denied that II Is OLD enough to be
true 'Sin is very DID, and the deyi Is very old; but
holiness and truth are older STILL"
Sir eulling Esrdley, charged with fraud In London
has been discharged The prosecutor declined to 30
to any further expense.
The game laws of England are becoming a more
fruitful source OF outrage than the land laws Ire
land. On the 11'h OF November a farmer living near
Warrington shot dead in his cart and 1t is sup
posed that he mad fallen victim TO the resentment
OF poachers.
The condition OF the st. Pancras workhouse, Lon
don, presented a fearful picture OF the manner in
which the English poor laws are administered. Tie
workhouse is overcrowdei. especially the hospital
and infirmary wards the guardians being unwilling
to incur the expense OF extending the buildings and
the result Is that large number OF paupers have
died "for want OF sufficient air and space, being lite
tabshmentn
The London Times encourages the Ministry to pro-
coed IN their Irish policy and adduces examples TO
show that every successive improvement in the
social condition OF Ireland has been followed by
sensible detachment or section after section from
the ranks OF the dsanected; but fruitful not
may be the labors, 1t Is their duty TO address them
selves to the task Of removing from the administra-
tlon OF Ireland all occasion OF just COMPLAINT
Mme Patti left Paris Saturday evening" November
Q, for ST. Petersburg.
General ChaDgarnler wrote the following letter TO
the Ltberte, OF Paris, from Autun-
In OF your late articles you speak OF my falling
health. VIII thank you TO state IN an early number
In order to reassure sucn OF your readers
interest In me. that FOR the last forty years have
not had any serious mdIsposluon, and that have
still great confidence in my robust constitution
Prince Henri de Bourbon and his son, the Duke Of
Seville, left Paris for Madrid.
The Princess Marie Czartoryska, nee Countess
Grocholska, widow OF Prince wltold is about TO
enter a religious house OF the order OF the Carmel.
ties.
Marshal Regnault de SantJean d'Angely left Paris
for Cannes, to pass the winter.
Prince de Metternich's health was considered as
quite restored. He left the residence OF Robertson
to pass some days at Schoppenwhr Upper Rhine).
The following telegram was received IN London
November 10:-
BUsHIRE, Nov. 6-10 p. NJ.
Cable qndo-European) complete and perfect
throughout. Tests excellent.
The Opmton Rationale OF Paris contains the fol-
Iowing:-
We learn from source which we have every rea-
son TO believe Trustworthy that the wretched ass
hEsn OF Pantln, pressed by questions, and perhaps
tired OF struggling against the oyeEWheinlng
charges weighing upon hin, has made ihll confess
sion. lie alone Ii guilty
ENGL AND.