The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-15
E y r O F. e.
The Political Situation of
Europe.
THE BELGIAN DIFFICULTY.
Prussia and the Ecumenical
Council.
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The New Grecian LcgiS-
THE BELGIAN DIFFICULTY
The New Grecian LegiS-
lature.

The Cunard steamship Scotia, Captain Judkins
from Liverpool the Sd via Queenstown the 4th, ar.
rived az this port yesterday. She brings details OF
our cable kilograms up to date of sailing.
A meeting OF delegates from the various societies
for the protection OF animals Europe is to be held
next month at Zurich.
The Catholic Bishops Of Germany win assemble
again in the month OF september, at Fuda, 10 con-
cert together about the attitude to be assumed in
the Ecumenical Council.
The Charge d'Afares at Constantinople for the
North German Confederation has just signed, by
order OF bis government, protocol of adhesion TO
the law concerning the rights of foreigners TO hold
property in Turkey
The Grecan Ministerial Council has approved the
Kings accepting the invitation of the Viceroy OF
Egypt be present at the opening of the Suez Canal,
and the government will apply 10 the Chamber for
vote ofmoney to pay expenses OF the royal excur-
sion.
The Count de Cheste, who is to be tried by court
martial at Cadz has petitoned the Governor OF that
place for trial by civil law.
The officers OF the Chalons corps d'dTneee gave
farewell dinner to Marshal Bazane recently, which
marked by some specialization. General
Feray proposed the marshals health.
The funeral OF the Duggan family took place on
the I'd inst. The relatives having declined to bear
any portion OF the expenses, the cost OF the inter-
ment fell upon the parochia authorities. The bodies
were conveyed in two hearses to Iiord Cemetery,
where the remains OF the father, mother and SIX
Children were laid in parish grave.
one of the Partisan Masonic lodges has sent
memorial to General Melllnet, the Grand Master
asking him to use his influence to procure the re-
lease of a number OF masons unlawfully arrested
during the late disturbances.
The strikes continue at Lyons. The working me.
tinmen Ec
advanced demands for higher ges.
Count Bismarck has had leave of absence granted
10 MIN for several months President of the Prus-
sian Ministry, and has been relieved from the duty
OF attending Cabinet Councils. He has gone to his
country seat at Vayzin
The Madrid Polttica says that special messenger
sent to the Emperor OF Morocco by the Spanish re.
preventative at Tangier, was considerably surprised
on his arrival at Fee to find the gates OF that town
ornamented with l4o heads OF decapitated rebels.
The Empress proposes, it is rumored, 10 give q
grandJete at Versailles on Tuesday to the Pacha of
Egypt, as a compensation for his disappointment at
being obliged 10 renounce the idea OF receiving her
Majesty as his guest on the occasion OF the nau-
guratiOn OF the 1sthmus OF Suez in November next
The Empress did mean to go to Egypt, Constants.
nople and Jerusalem, but the political advisers OF
the crown have not thought 1t right that she should
make this tour-at least this year.
The screw frgate Berenguela and screw soop
santa Lucia are to represent the Spanish navy at
the opening OF the Suez Canal, after which these
vessels Of war will steam through the canal to the
port OF Suez, and thence proceed to the Philippine
Islands wnere they are to be stationed.
The Prussian Embassy at Munich has been non.
suited less than five times by the Civil Trbuna al
of that city in actions brought against DR.. sigl
editor OF the Wo,ksbotela for the same number of
outrages on King William Count de Bismarck, and
the Prussan government verdict cor the defend.
ant was given in every case.
ut is affirmed" says the P'esse "that the French
government has an intention OF reducing the effec-
tive OF the army to figure OF strict necessity, and
as proof are cited the measures decided on by the
Minister Of War after the raising of The first series
Of the Camp Of Chalons Marshal Mel in fact, has
ordered the postponement OF all distribution of mill.
tary effects in the third quarter OF 1862 for the men
susceptible Of obtaining six months leave Of
sbsence,'' g..