The New York herald., 1869-01-19
{ u r o p E.,
THE MALAGA INSURRECTI0N
The Eastern Question and the
Paris Conference.
Garibaldi's Address to the
People Of Ozieri.


ton 7th and the North German Lloyd's steamship
New York, Captain Nordenhot from Bremen ana
southampton, arrived at this port yesterday with
details OF telegrams up to the 7th inst
The Danish journals announce that the inhabit
ants OF North Scneswig arc making collection for
. wedding gift which they intend to present to
Princess Louise OF Sweden ON the occasion OF her
forthcoming marriage with the Prince Royal OF Dem
mark.
The Monfteur non-o6lclal nowj announces that
the Prussian Landwehr Is about to be mobilizcd for
short campaign. and that Prussian troops are now
doing garrison duty IN Baden. The semi-0ficial
papers tonight state that the news Is not true.
Great distress prevails among the handloom
weavers Of Glasgow and as trade In Scotland is dun
generally, large numbers Of work-people are idle,
and philanthropic persons are moving for aGording
them relief.
The new Journal Og!ciel made Its FIRST appearance
January l. 1t contained nothing Of importance be-
yond the razetting OF number Of commissions In
the Carde Mobile. IN type, aspect and paper 1t is
far inferior to the old Moniteur.
meeting Of the spinners and manufacturers Of
Rochdale has endorsed the resolution Of the Man.
chester meeting In favor Of working mills only thir
" hours week during January and February, pro-
yded one-haf Of the cotton spinners assent 1t was
reported that all the spinners Of Lttleborough had
agreed to work short hours during the time stated
The sale Of the late Marquis Of Hastings library
was brought to close on Friday evening January /,
the gross realized being f5 $50 A. The wines
were sold on Saturday and realized about fss2; only
medium prices were obtained. the highest being "a
s per dozen for port Of ls4s vintage. The total pro
cceds OF the sale we're fe,11s.
Madame de Palya, wife Of the late Portuguese Min
lister at Berlin said to have been placed BY the
death OF her husband Ia an embarrassed pecuniary
situation and to have been Obliged to apply to the
government Of Lisbon to undertake the expense OF
his funeral.
Marshal valiant, Minister of the Emperor's House.
hold AMI Of the Fine Arts. has given site on the
tcrrory Of the Depot OF Marbles for the erection OF
the model of the railway bridge from Calais TO Dover.
The model is about to be erected.
The total number OF election petitions presented
against the returns OF members for English and
Welsh constituencies is nfty-nine, OF which eight
affect counties and tho remainder cities and
boroughs
The environs Of Hosenau in Upper Hungary are
infested at present by band Of brigands COM
manded by monk who was recently an inmate OF o
Capuchn monastery.
The planting OF trees on the Thames embankment
tnorthl, as recommended some few weeks since at
meeting OF the Metropolitan Board OF Works Lon
don. has been commenced, nearly fifty trees being
pow In the ground.
The Penal Code, intended to become the common
iaw OF the Confederation Of Northern Germany, has
Just become the object Of q report to the Federal
Council Of Berlin. The bases accepted by the Min
lister OF Justice are those Of the Prussian laws Of
1861.
At the Lambeth Baths. ON Saturday evening, Jan.
uary :, Mr.. Ieverdy Johnson was presented with an
address By the worklngmen OF South London, ex-
prcssivc OF good viii towards the people OF the
United States and OF appreciation OF Mr.. Johnsons
public conduct since he has been in this country
HIS ExceIlency in reply reminded the working
classes that they had produced OF the greatest
men the world had ever known, and in speaking OF
the relations between the two countries reiterated
his previously expressed conviction that the people
OF America were desiro1s OF being at peace with
~ nations and above all with Great Britain.
The hearing Of the charge OF conspiracy against
six OF the directors OF Overend, Gurncy Co. was
resumed on Saturday. January 2 In tho Court Of
Queens Bench, Guildhail Dr. Thorn, the prosecu-
tor, VINO held sixty shares on which he had paid
Ei,2oo for calls, examined. as also was Mr.. W.
Peck, who had purchased 1000 shares for which he
had paid fss.ooo at the time and $4,000 since the
failure. Mr. Howell, the accountant appointed by
the Court OF Chancery to investigate the companys
books subsequently deposed that IN July, 1856. the
date OF the transfer. the liabilities OF the old rm Of
0verend Gurney were, upon loans and securities
alone, 9s.sl7,ooo.