The New York herald., 1870-05-24
E u r Q r e.
France and the French People During
the Vote on the PlebiScitum.
Napoleon and the Army and Trade, Finance
and Property Against the "Reds.'
CARDINAL ANToNElLI TO THE EMPERORS
1nseurection In Italy---Its Extent
and Intent.

The German mail steamship Main, Captain X. Won
Oterndorp from Bremen the 18th and Sou hamnton,
England, the 10th of Nay arrived AZ this lort at bali-
past one 0'cock yesterday morning. Captain Otern-
0Qrp delivered our special European correspondence
and newspaper mai report IN detail OF our cable
news kilograms dated {, his day OF sailing from
England. The newspaper packages by the Main
were delivered az the HERALD Building unopened,
IN good order and complete.
The steamship City OF Paris, Captain Mirchouse.
from Liverpool May II, and Queenstown l3th arrived
at this port early this morning.
Adespatch from Cairo. Egypt, to hand In Paris.
reports as Ioiiows:--
The new Consul General OF France, in Egypt,
viscount Brenier lie Montmorand, paid his first oi-
cal Visit 10 the khedve ON the 2sth OF April al the
palace OF Abdin lie was In full UNIFORM, and
found the Khedive surrounded by the Ministers and
great officers OF the court. The arrival and dcpar-
sure OF the French official Were marked by salyoes
Of artillery.
Apartments had been taken at Ems for the Empe-
Tor OF Russia for the 1lth of May and the Princess
Oscar OF Sweden had ordered rooms for the 10th OF
the same month. The King viii, as usual visit the
same bath in the course OF the summer. and the
Kings OF Bavaria and wLrlemDerg, well as the
Grand Duke OF Hesse, were also expected.
The Morgen Posi-, OF Vienna, attrms that the oi-
clal position OF Count de Beust Is in no way shaken,
and that the eminent statesman stil enjoys the con-
1dence OF his sovereign, the Emperor OF Austria.
letter from Florence In the Paris Deb0ts says
The King or Italy, since his return, shows himself
every day on the Gasclncs. AS usual he rides in a
caleche drawn by two horses witloul any SUITE and
like a private indiv dual mixes with The gen raj
public. Every one is able to that he is in excel
lent health
On the 21st OF January, 1865, the Emperor Napoe-
on received the following letter.
SIRE--After forty years. service as Professor of
Natural History al the Museum and the College OF
France my lather urged that should replace nm.
hA null s anA m la
to repuc that YIN Will confirm the wish Of this lns-
tiJus man. II am appointed TO this nigh honor
think saa prove myself worthy Of II. Accept
GUsiAyE FLoURENs
AS Figaro observes, the writer of this letter might
now have been feeding on the Budget and voting
'Dui" fercey.
La France Of Paris, OF May o, announces the fol-
lowing:-
In Spain the news appears TO be confirmed thai
there has arrived from Rome authorization, on
the part OF The Pope, for the clergy 10 take an oah
70 the cOnst utlon. In this case, II is unguestlon
able tnat the Spanish government must have pre-
uousiy consented to the conditions demanded, 40
tfnttO, by tile Holy See, namely--that the clergy
shall have the power in taking The tarn OF preserV-
ing The pnlfy Of The CatAoDc docirine.
Frosts committed much havoc IN the majority of
the wine growing districts of France Lower Bur
gundy, Charente, Langued0c and Roussillon suffered
most.
Admiral Lord Lyons celebrated British flagship
Tile 8gdtheibh0H, was 10 De sOu Dy auction On the
18th Of May. She was the first efficient screw ship
OF the line built for the royal navy and was one OF
the most powerful two-deckers Of Sir James Dundas
feet.
new daily paper, devoted TO Spiritualis;n, was
to make its appearance in London IL is to be called
The Morning Wrapper.
The London Observer, after reprinting the great
robbery or family jewels at Lady Beaumont's resi-
dence, Piccadiliy, London. says:-
As sooH as the robbery discovered the police
were communicated with, and the has been cil-
trusted TO MI. superintendent Williamson and Mr..
superintendent Dunlop, a reward Of 81 900 having
been offered for the apprehension OF the thieves.
The value OF the jewelry stolen amounts at least
fl0,000. Two OF the largest diamonds, which were
wrapped up in tissue paper, and which each
wOrSh $780, were left behind, eLher because the rob-
bcrs did not know their value, did not take then
believing tile stones To be too well known.
Rnstem Bey, Turkish Minister ut Florence, again
left that city for Rome.
Baron d'Uxkull, Russian Ambassador at Florence
left tnat city for Venice.
A despatch announces the arrival az Genoa or
vessel having on board the mortal remains OF Count
de Boyl murdered in Greece by the brlgands.
The Duchess OF Genoa arrived at Milan, where she
was received by Prince Humbert and the Princess
Aargnarta, Of Italy, at the station.