The New York herald., 1869-01-22
EU r Q p e.
Particulars OF the Malaga In
surrectiOn.
THE SITUATION IN TURKEY.

we continue to-day our extracts from the last Eu-
ropean papers received and give several interesting
letters from our correspondents at the various capi
tals
Cork correspondent telegraphs:-"rhrec men,
with their faces plackened visited the land steward
at Cappa White, Limerick, on Wednesday night, and
threatened him with death If he carried out some
pending evictions.n
despatch from Munich Bavaria, dated the sth
instant. says that Herr Won Methammer, Councillor
OF Legation, has been appointed Envoy Extraordi-
nary and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court OF
Belgium.
The proposal of the Minister OF War for dividing
the Bavarian army into two corps OF four divisions
In unison with the military system OF the North Ger
man Confederation, has received the sanction OF the
King.
The government candidate for the department OF
the Manohe has been elected to the Corps iegisatif
by large majority u7,e4s to lo761,. This is an i'm
portant vc,ory. the department having been carried
by the opposition in 1858.
serous charge involving Sir John Pakington. as
the late War Secretary. has Just come light. Lord
Napier, OF Magdala, before leaving England, pro-
posed that a supplementary Abysslnian gazette
should be issued, to include the names OF many
officers OF merit who, from various causes, had been
passed over in the FIRST gazette. such gazette was
prepared by Lord Napier. submitted to and ap-
proved by the Horse Guards and forwarded to the
War ONCE authorities who. however, took upon
themselves reject altogether Their only reason
for thus sighting the man whom all England at that
time eager TO honor Is taat the gazette was too
large. They, however, never made any proposition
for reducing 1t sent 1t back Lord Napier for
amendment They simply rejected the list altogether,
thereby insoently snubbing Lord Napier and de.
privng OF honor many officers who, by their own
admission merit the usual recognition for services.
Sir John paSlngton was at the time at the head OF
the department.
On the sth inst. portion OF the colltery belonging
to the Ranford Coal Company, near Wigan, was dis
covered 10 be on fire. Eight men descended the pit
with the view OF extinguishing the flames, and while
so engaged the fire was suddenly driven back upon
them. and three received such injuries that they
shortly afterwards died. Two OF the survivors are
not expected to recover.
Before leaving Stockholm, says despatch from
that capital, the Prince OF Wales was made Knight
OF the Freemasons OF Charles KILL, after having
successfully received the six inferior orders
novel proposal has been made to Mr.. Bright, as
President of the Board of Trade A Scotch gentle
man has directed the attention OF his great mindr
to proposal to clear the OF bottlenosed whales
and OF porpoises, which, he says, 'are depriving
hardy fishermen Of their living by devouring and de-
stroyng the greatest quantity or nsh.N Mr. Bright,
in reply, said he did not think Parliament could be
applied to to grant money for such purpose, and
being further pressed with two communications on
the same subject directed his secretary to acknow-
ledge their receipt.
Queen Christina OF Spain travelling with her hus-
band, the Duke de Rianzares, her daughter, sonin
law and suit Of fourteen persons, has arrived at
Hyeres, where she viii pass the winter In the Cha
teau Denys, which she has hired for three months.
The man Steward, the Norwich publican. charged
on his own confession with the murder OF his wife
at Norwich so long ago as the summer OF 1851, was
brought before the Lambeth magistrates yesterday
and ordered to be taken 10 Norwich for examina-
tion The Investigations OF the police bear out the
truth Of Stewards story. Parts OF q woman's body
were found in the ncghborhood OF Norwich az the
time indicated by Steward, and the finding naturally
caused great excitement AT the time.
The Manchester Chamber OF Commerce have
adopted resolution declaring that the Commercial
treaty between England and France ..has proved
highly beneficial TO the trade and the general pros
perity OF the two nations.u IL was urged at the
same time that an effort should be made TO obtain
reduction OF the very high duties certain classes
OF English manufactures,n and a subcommittee was
appointed to prepare list OF the articles belonging
20 the trade OF the Manchester district which may be
regarded as unduly weighted in the existing tariff
Mr.. Maziere Brady, who, under the administrations
OF Earl Russell, the Earl OF Aberdeen and Lord Pal
merston was Lord Chancellor OF ireland during
nearly twenty years, Is gazetted to baronetcy
similar honor conferred upon the present Sir
Joseph Napier, another ex-Lord Chancellor OF Ire.
land, by the conservative government in 1868.