The New York herald., 1869-10-03
EUR Q P E
The Pope's Reply to Doctor
Cumming.
Archbishop McCloskey's Appear
ance i'm Rome.

The German mail steamship Main. Captain 0teren
dorf from Bremen the 18th and southampton the
2lst OF September, arrived at this port yesterday
afternoon, bringing special correspondence and
mail report In detail OF our cable dispatches from
Europe, dated to her day of sailing lrom England
Mr.. Scudamore and q stan OF Officers were in Biz
mingham, making arrangements for the working OF
the English teegraphs under the government from
the lst OF January next The instruments oil the
various companies will be collected at the prncipal
money order office, and the present onlce IN the
Exchange will be retained as u receiving once.
Various branches viii be established In the towns
and most OF the present staff Will be retained In the
service OF the government. Those persons not
required Will be pensioned II they have been i've
years receipt OF quarterly salaries or seven years
OF weekly wages from the companies
The Paris Pdtrte or the 2Oth inst, speaking OF the
Council In Rome, says
We are assured that the French government has
taken a defnitiye resolution III the matter or the
Council 1t has decided $50 II is stately tnat as ths
distinguished assembly is 10 busy ltset With purely
religious questions there Is no occasion for II ether
TO be represented to intervene in any way what
ever The Council Will act III full liberty ana us
theological resolutions VIII De respected.
letter from Rome TO London states that the
Archbishop OF New York, who is to attend the
Council has hired carriage and pair at the rate Of
12OOf per month The poorer bishops Will be enter
tanned at the expense OF the Pope. Those prelates
who provide accommodation for themselves VIII, 1t
is added hire their rooms for seven or eight
months but 1t Is probable that the deliberations Will
not last beyond April next. The doctrine OF the per-
sonal niability OF the Pope is the only one likely 10
give rise TO any discussion; but 1t seems certain that
. considerable divergence OF opinion exists on this
point. The Ultramontane party would probably be
found to be in the majority, but possibly the Council
might be brought into collision with civil govern
ments The public Will not be admitted even in the
person OF reporters.
The London star OF the 21st utimo remarks:-
We have pointed out that the three leading points
on which the irish land question hinges are tenant
right, compensation for improvements, past and
present, and leases.
The London Economist says 1t should not have
been surprised II the policy Of free trade had been
subjected to more severe criticism after It's trial
than 1t has yet met with. The aosoluteness OF its
triumph and general acceptance by all parties In
the country during period OF less than thirty years
from the first experiment OF 1912 is rather cause Of
wonder. ''The structure of society Is so compll
Gated, operations OF business are affected by so
many different causes, and the effect OF legislative
changes difficult to trace that free trade Is
very singular in It's fortune not only to have held
question-without any misfortune occurring to fur
nlsh an opportunity for its opponents to seek q
reversal OF the policy
The London Sar-John Bright's organ-speakng
OF the position OF Napoleon and the tactics OF his
enemies, says
The French Emperor has hardly earned q title to
any special compassion or considerateness IN the
sion 10 supreme power were bloody enough TO ena-
bic US 10 understand that enemies with VIVID memo
ferocIty, now that opportunity has placed
the weapon In their hands So wonder
that the Eclipse should present its read
era with Rhastly, horrible and disgusting
illustrations or the Emperor his surgeon, OF surgi
cal instruments and surgical operations. But II II
Is not wonderful that such engravngs should be
published, should find an audience ana should bring
grin, not wholly benevolent 10 the face OF Paris
the fact Is sun to be deplored The Man OF the sec
is only the more reason why his foes should
respect themselves, and self respect Is fatty incon
sistent with this mood OF g!oating over surgical
details. Such lnhumanities deprave everybody who
shares In their evil delights.
A London correspondent writing from Paris on
the 10th OF September says
Yesterday Lord Clarendon's audience with the
Emperor lasted two hours, alter which his lordship
called at the Hotel Bristol to take leave OF the Prince
OF Wales, dined at the Minlstere des Aaires Etrang
ers, and, accompanied by Lady Clarendon and Lord
Lyons, went to the Folies Dramatiques 10 Petit
Faust" The Prince de 10 Tour dAuversne's list OF
guests invited to meet our Minister included Lord
Lyons anu SHtultlu- COuul Beuelelll GeleruL
Fleury, Baron Billing and the gentlemen OF his
household.
The Prince OF Wales Yacht Cub has closed its
season. Owing to the boiserous state OF the weather
yachts different stations could not get round and
many of the members repaired TO Gravesend by RAIL-
The usual dinner was presided over by the commo.
dore, Mr.. Long. who gave the toast OF the evening"
"The Prince or Wales Yacht Club" amidst the ordl-
nary plaudts. He congratulated the members OF the
club the advantages it had conferred on yachting
and the sport 1t annually afforded.
The INDIAN Netcs, speaking Of the suspension Of
the Albert Life Insurance Company in London, saws
that the news occasoned for time something like
little panic in Calcutta. Some considered it the
greatest blow that had fallen upon Indian society
since The failure OF the Agra Bank. Others thought
1t worse than that the class Of people who make
provision In ike ofices have generally no means u
accumulate money in banks, ana have no means o
again making start in the world. Others again ar
100 old TO pay the high Indian premiums on fresi
assurances, and, altogether, the Case is amentab
one.