The New York herald., 1869-02-25
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The steamship City of Ar<werp Captain Meir-
ncusc Of the Inman line Liverpool, February 10,
VIA Queenstown the nth, arrived at this port yester-
day afternoon. She Dr. Mgs advices and details Of
selscrams up to date Of aer departure.
The Paris papers-fAe France and the Etendard-
of the 9th deny the rumor that General DIX has been
recalled
Tne Paris Puo<c declares the alleged manifesto Of
queen Isabella published BY the journals to be
apocryphal.
An Inter National Fire Art Exmbtion win take
place IN lhunch Bavaria xhis year. and the opening
h announced for next Judy.
The ladies' OF 81. Petersburg have applied to the
Russian government for college end oner TO pay
oil incidental expenses
The vessel conveying the Prince and Princess OF
Wales ON tfeir anticipated visit to Constantlnople
has been allowed permission to pass the DardanelIes
BY the Turkish government.
The es Fisheries act VIII not come into operation
with regard to France until its pro eisions have been
ssactiosed byrthe French Legislative Body.
letter tko5n Liege In the German Correspondence
states tiraa sthe gunmaSers OF Ihat town have re-
ccivcc oruars from the Prussihn government for
300 mt,ipf uses be Delivered speedily as pos
chile
In the anton Of soieure, Switzerland, 5000 sig
seso in lvor OF proceeding to total revision Of the
federal ,orstitutIon.
An ex plosion OF frsdamp took place at Forcham-
man COY liery, Aberdare. England, on the morning OF
the Oh /. Three men were killed and several in
Jnred. The recovery of two Of the injured men is
Doubt m
The has been a.change in the Turkish Cabinet.
The ) ntan has dismissed his Secretary OF War.
Nam il , Pasha. replacing him by the Governor Gene
raj 4 Crete Husseim Pasha.
Is is intended to suppress the Ministry OF the
sn DISH ccionies in the next budget. This and the
OF e economies effected or contemplated by the gov
q n nent viii exceed 25o, 900 reals.
hc epidemic in Brussels is rapidly decreasing;
+ cor amunication from the Burgomaster states that
ter fever patients admitted into the St Pierre
an q ST Jean hospitals on the 9th and only four on
Il 7rh
An imperial ukase has been issued in Russia order
" that after the recruits obtained by this years
Ny have joined the ranks the surplus soldiers in
ne active army shall be sent furough for time,
those chosen for this purpose 70 be taken in prefe
renee from the men recruited In 1883.
The Paris Savings Bank received during the fort
night ending the Sth February deposits amounting
TO 1,s10,257 francs and reimbursed the sum OF
'1e0o7S francs. The total Of the payments into the
.Caisse des Retraites Tor the Aged during the same
period was loS, 800 francs.
correspondent OF an English paper thus writes:-
81 understand that her Majesty's health is anything
but good, and she herself contemplates the public
duties awaiting her with nervousness approaching
/ to dread All indoor ceremonies have depressing
effect upon her. and standing for any length Of time
leads TO violent attacks OF sickness and faintness
The Paris France Of the eth contains an article
headed "Count Bismarck's Secret Service Funds -
wherein it energeJically endeavors refute state
ments made IN recent speech by Count Bismarck
( article
france concludes foows:-"Count Bismarck is
very badly served by his language and still by
his Journals"
l. The Elberfeld Gazette announces that strike
which broke out fortnight ago among the work.
men Of the Alsaden coal mine, in the basin OF La
Rnhr, is assuming larger proportions. On the Sd
inst. most OF the $50 Roland miners refused to de-
scend. The strike is also said to have extended to
the Kanigsberg district.
Mr.. Reverdy Johnson visited Glasgow on the 9th,
- the guest Of Mr.. Dalgish, NJ. p. His Excellency
received an address at the Glasgow Chamber o
Commerce, expressing deep sense Of the i'm
p0rtance Of maintaining friendly relations with ths
United States, cordial appreciation Of Mr.. Johnson
services towards q solution OF differences, ans
. hope that at distant day the Unite,
States would recognize the benefits OF free trade. II
reply, Mr.. Johnson said that political economist
we're divided as to whether commercial relations
were best promoted by free trade. When the United
States were brought to that free trade gave this
country an advantage in commercial relations with
them they would not be slow to adopt IL.
= The Liverpool and Manchester papers OF the eth
contain numerous reports Of disastrous storms
and Goods. Near Preston, and throughout
East Lancashire, the overnowing rivers have
nlled the streets and roads, anc In many cases
the lower rooms OF the houses, with water. The
Welsh coast has suffered heavily, too; so that In
many parts OF the country the weather must have
assumed an interest topic Of conversation be-
coming its real importance. In the more favored
southern districts peoples observations on this sub
Ject take far more agreeable turn.