The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-03
England's Decay ii Political Influence,
Commerce and War Power.
The Egyptian Prince and His
Oxford Classmates.
German Consolidation and
Notice to Napoleon.
Whe Peace and liberty League
Congress Closed.

The French Transatan nc mall steamship vu,e de
Paris Captain surmont. which left Bres on the Esd
Of October reached this port at early hour yes
terday morning, bringing our files from the Cont.
nent OF Europe, dated the day OF sailing.
The Cunard mail steamship Cuba, Captain
Noodle from Liverpool on the Esd and Queens
town the oath or October, arrived at this port yes.
terday evening, bringing our special correspond.
ence and mail report In detail Of our cable tele-
grams and additional to that supplied by the
French steamer Vile de Paris.
The Empress Eugene landed ut Alexandria on
the 2lst ultmo and was informally received by the
Pasha OF Egypt. who accompanied her Majesty to
Cairo
Dublin paper believes that the Attorney General
win decline the Mastership of the Rolls, his services
in Parliament being regarded as indispensable to
to the Ministry in the forthcoming session.
The Right Rev. DR.. Gillooy, Catholic Bishop, was
examined before the Election Commissioners. at
Sligo, and made q distinct denial that Catholic
elecors who supported Major Knox had been
excluded from the churches by his direction. He
stated that there being very strong feeling against
those persons after the election, arising from the
belief that they had acted In violation Of the dictates
Of conscience from corrupt motives he requested
that they should Sit In part Of the parish church
where they would not be much noticed as he appre.
tile demonstration from the body Of the Catholic in
habtants. He admitted that he had "admonishedn
those electors to make public reparaton for the
scandal they had given, but denied that any OF them
had been denied sacraments.
The claim Of the atty to have voice In the dec-
sion OF questions Of discipline and doctrine In the
Protestant Church threatens to be serious obstacle
TO the PROCESSION reconstruction. The subject was
debated OF meeting Of the clergy OF the Aroh-
diocese Of Dublin on Thursday, and 1t appears from
report furnished to Dublin contemporary that
there was large and influential party OF the clergy
totally opposed to the claim, though the major
denounced the resistance as '.sacerdotal.n
Mr.. Polacky, who keeps private inquiry once in
London, says that Elizabeth Barry, the child abduc.
ZIONIST, was In his service for month as cook, but
1t was not through him that she got character.
Lord Shaftesbury declined to act upon the COM
mittee formed to oppose the appointment of Dr..
Temple as Bishop of Exeter.
The Grand Duke Michael, Governor OF the eau.
casus has been designated by the Court OF ST. Peters
Canal
The London Post directs attention to the practice
- dug unworthy ships to sea- ana says II could
name one port on the northeast coast of England
where Spectator, "of originally small means
made fortune by owning wrecks patching them
mp with canvas, pitch and oakum, and sailing them
till they went UNDER crew and ALL The ships were
insured TO the owner"
In Spain, October 81 the Protestant Bishop Of Dali
phama, AMI several Protestants, were arrested in
the Evangelical church at Granada Their arrest is
said to be due to political reasons.