The New York herald., 1869-07-07
E U r o p e.
Efect-of NapoleOn's Speech in
England,
The Fight Over the Irish
Church Bill.
THE SEASON IN GERMANY

The Uunard steamship Java. Captain Cook, from
Liverpool June 20, via Queenstown the eth, arrived
at this port yesterday. She brings two days later
news than what has been already published.
The Wiener ZeituH9 publishes the treaty concluded
between Austria and Prussia relative to the limits OF
the frontiers of the two countries along the kingdom
of Bohemia and the Prusslan province OF silesla.
The Diet of the Duchy OF Gotha has rejected the
proposal OF the government 10 impose duty on
trade licenses.
The GoloSs of st. Petersburg says:-"The COM
mandant of the port OF Cronstadt Rear Admiral
Lessovsky Will leave shortly for the United states,
charged by the Russian government to compliment
General Grant on his election TO the post of PIes-
dent OF the republic"
NJ Gnparcidl of Madrid OF the llth INST. has the
following:-The protest OF the. 1000 republicans OF
Seville cannot and ought not to be interpreted 9TH
erwlse than as protest against the Canddature OF
the Duke of Montpensier We do not suppose that
the protest of these republicans like that recently
published by the Igud'fdd, is 10 the effect that the
government should order the Duke 10 evacuaIe the
spanish soil, TO which he has the same right as any
other citizen. The Duke OF Montpeusier has dwelt
In Seville during twenty years.
Austria has allowed the Prince OF Montenegro to
purchase 5000 breech-loadng rifles, and in return
for this favor salt is 10 be exported rom the prnci
patty INTO Austria.
On June 8 fearful storm ragged over the town OF
Odessa: houses were blown down, the canals were
destroyed and several persons lost their lives.
II is reported in Paris that sums of money in
Prussian currency were found on the persons OF
many of the rioters who were recently arrested in
that city.
Eleven Hanoverians charged with high treason
in having been concerned in the enrolment of the
Hanoverian Legion, were on the 25th ult con-
demned at Berlin TO terms of fifteen months and
one years Imprisonment. There were extenuat-
ing circumstances"
The intention Of the Orangemen OF Ulster to.cele-
brate the 12tn OF July was on the 25th ut referred
to in the Cork Corporation, and one OF the coun-
cillors spoke of making display "under the green
nag'' on the same day. The suggestion not
tertained, and the language in which 1t was con-
veyed was rebuked by the Mayor and other men,
bers OF the council.
La France states that subscription OF $4,000 has
been made oy the English residents of Paris for the
maintenance in his falen fortunes OF the railway
king, Mr.. Hudson, whols living in that capital
A Catholic congress was opened at Pesth, Hun
gary, on Thursday, the oath ult The business IS to
be limited to framing statutes govern election
of future congresses.
letter from Irkutsk Eastern Sberia) in the
Bo,7Se Gazette OF st. Petersburg states that pro-
sian episcopal see at Pekin the capital OF the Chi
nese empire. Thus would be realized the idea
formerly conceived by Peter the Great, but which it
has been found impossible to execute down to the
present day.
The Official journal OF Hungary publishes minis
terial decision by which the of the infantry and
OF the corps OF chasseurs are allowed during the
three week. take part the abors OF the harvest
The government leaves the rate OF pay in the hands
OF the parties interested, but each employer how
ever, is required 10 pay daily sum of three ana
half kreutZers (hfteen cents per man for the wear
and tear Of clothes.
The Italian journals publish a report Of the speech
delivered by the Pope reply to the congratulations
addressed TO him the 18th INST, the anniversary
OF his elevation 10 the Papal throne In the
OF his remarks his Holiness said that in looking
abroad in the world they saw the one hand the
revolution with socialism at its heels condemning
and denying all religion and on the other the truly
faithful who calm IN their faith, were patiently
waiting for good principles 10 resume their sway
and for the accomplishment OF the divine designs.
II sovereigns would but adopt those principles, he
added, how easy it would be for them to govern
their subjects What good they might confer on
those subjects and on themselves Plus TX. con-
cuded by stating that although heavy ills afflicted
the Church. he believed that the dangers which
threatened her would be removed 10y the divine
goodness.
1t Is stated that Prince Arthur will leave Liver
pool on saturday the 14th OF August, in the Inman
Companys steamer City or Paris, for Halifax. On
arrival out the Prince will join the Fourth Battalion
of Royal Engineers, now stationed in Canada. He
will return to England next spring. Before leaving
the Mersey the City OF Paris will be placed in the
craving dock, and will receive thorough overhaul
ing.