The New York herald., 1869-05-24
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The North German Lloyds steamship Hansa, Cap
tain Brckensteln, from Bremen. May 8. via South
ampton the 1lth, arrived here yesterday. She
brings details OF our cable kilograms up to date o
sailing.
Emigration continues TO now steadily from Ire
land to the United States. Five hundred and nifty
persons sailed from Queenstown on the 10th inst,
and many were left behind from want OF room In
the steamers.
The Federal Council OF Switzerland have an.
nounced that the North German Confederation,
Italy and Baden have declared their readiness to
open negotiations in Derne relative to the ST. Goth
ard Railway.
The lower house OF the Hungarian Diet has
elected a committee of nine members to draw up
the address in reply TO the speech from the throne
Upwards OF 100 gold coins some OF them belong
ing to the reign OF Henry VIlI were recently dis
covered at Dunblane while an old house was being
pulled down. The coins In good state OF pre-
Servation. 1t is said that value OF the metal is
about eighty pounds.
The Epoca of Madrid states that the candidature OF
the Duke dc Montpensier for the crown OF Spain Is
gaining ground in the Cortes, even among tie pro-
gressst party.
The London Times and Standard, OF the 11th, and
the London MorNsfr3 Posi-, OF the 10th, again dis
cussed at length Senator summers speech.
Proclamation, published in the Dublin Gazette
Of the Tta instant orders that all persons in London
derry not possessing the requisite license shall
liver up the arms IN their possession the police
to-day.
As proof that the embeZzement mania Is still
raging bank director Of Baden and the corporation
clerk OF Zug have been respectively sentenced to
i've and neen years. Imprisonment, for Justification
OF accounts and malapproprlaon of funds entrusted
to their charge.
The Paris journal Orcel OF the 10th says that the
Emperor's speech at Chartres candid appeal to
the good and frmness Of all honest people
against subverslve and revolutionary passions and
al the same time supreme guarantee OF the liberal
spirit which Will continue to characterize the policy
OF the government.
In the Spanish Cortes OF the 9th the Minister OF |
Foreign Affairs stated, in reply to question. that
before any negotiations for the cession OF Gibraltar
were commenced Spain ought to be strongly
stituted and financially reorQanized, so as to take
her place asone OF the great Powers
The International OF London, OF the Sth, mentions
that Lord Clarendon has received telegram from
President Grant referring to Senator Summers
speech, and confirming the friendly relations that
have hitherto existed between the two nations
AT Preston. England, affairs IN the cotton trade
main unclanged--tnat is to say. some masters will
not resume lworx until the markets improve while
Others running their mills at various rates OF re-
ducton. and none appear 10 be in want OF hands.
The Independance Beige states that owing 10 the
impoverished state OF the finances the Turkish gov
ernmeat has abandoned the intention 1t lately had
OF increasing It's military forces. II purposes how
ever instead to throw open the ranks OF the army
ali the subjects OF the Sultan without any distinction
and law WI this object is being prepared by the
Council OF Ministers
The opening OF the Suez Canal viii be attended BY
the Grand Dukes Constantine and Vladimir the
Austrian Archdukes the Prince Royal of Prussia
the Prince and Princess OF Hohenzollern Count
Benst, and probably by the Empress OF France.
serious charge OF forgery has been preferred
against Major Frederick Beswick the chief constable
OF Blrkenhead, Liverpool. The prisoner was CO.
trustee with MIR. Maxted OF Gibraltar under the will
OF lady named Agnes Condy. who lett sum OF
ga 500 in the funds, out OF which annuites were to
be paid to three ladies'. 1t is alleged that jor Bes-
Wick forged power OF attorney transferring the |
above amount fro n the Bank of England. The
prisoners defence appeared to be that had
posed upon by pretended Mr.. Maxted. The Lord
Mayor refused TO grant bail and the prisoner was
remanded