The New York herald., 1870-05-25
A Herald Writer in the Streets, az the
Barricades and in the Hands
of the Police.
Plot tor the Assassination OF
the Pope.
Great Powers Negotiations on the
Greek Question
POLITICAL RADiCALIsM IN ENGLAND

The Inman steamship City of Paris. Captain Mre-
house. from Liverpool tie 18th and Queenstown the
lsrh of May arrived at this port yesterday morning
The City of Paris landed our special European cor
respondence ana newspaper mails, in detail Of our
cable news kilograms, dated TO her day OF sailing
ron Ireland. Our newspaper files and packages
were delivered at The Herald Building unopened and
complete.
The French regIcide plot news is speedily followed
10y rumors of a plot 20 assasslnatc the Pope. The
design Is said 10 have been "to throw bomb at his
carriage, blowing him into the air, together with the
Two cardinals in attendance, at the same moment
spunging mines under the barracks OF Cmarra, Ra
VIENNA and st. Agatha, near the vatican"
rI.e Emperor of Austria appointed Count Beust
Chancellor OF the Order OF Maria Theresa
II is reported from Vienna that exchange OF
notes has taken place between London, Paris and
81 Petersburg on the Greek murders affair. The
British government, says the report is disposed to
enter on very energetic policy in the matter; but
Eussia, supported by France, warmly opposes Lord
Claiendon's views, and urges that diplomatic repre-
scntations would be sufficient
mail telegram from Vienna, dated on the 10th OF
May, reports thus
The negotiations of Count Potocki with the Polish
leaders have not yet begun. but the latter have
shown very cuncliiatOry disposition In the inter-
views which they have already had with the Premier.
Dr. SmolSa especially, who was formerly the most
Poles in the Rechsrath, has not only yielded that
point but has gone TO Prague to persuade the Czech
leaders TO make like concession.
The Munich correspondent OF the PeOple's Gazette
o Cologne says
from Paris has arrived here. l have not been able
to learn the object OF his journey, but am assured
tha on the very day or his arrival he paid Visit to
Nj Doilinger
Field Marshal Prince Schwarzenberg Vice Admi
raj Tegethoh, Herr Won Schmerling and other pot-
cal and military notaDilities, opened subscription
at Vienna for the purpose OF establishing memo
rial In honor Of the late Austrian veteran Field
Marshal Won Hess
1ne London Post looks on the result OF the French
pebisce as great blow shat VIII be felt in every
STATE OF the Continent. "France has chosen her
part she stands on the side of orderv
queen Victoria opened the new University, Lon.
don, in presence Of numerous and distinguished
assembage on the llth OF May. The Prince and
Princess of Wales, and Princess Louise were present
ihe Chancellor read the address, and after remind
ing the Queen that the university began labors in
the first year of her reign goes to say 'hat the
Queen's presence must be interpreted as q personal
recognition of the progress Of the university in
bers and reputaton.n
The Paris papers publish a letter from Mr. John
Stuart Mil to French lady who has written work
on 'The Moral Condition of Womenn MIR. Mil
praises the book revealing .'revotng injustces OF
masculine society in regard to womcn.- and says
mat France, as com pared with England ''has by no
means the pre-eminence In this respect which is
ascribed to it.''
Queen Victoria held Drawing Room at Bucklng-
ham Palace on the 10th OF May. The following
presentations were made to Her Majesty
by Mrs Lothrop MOtley-Mrs. James Lawrence
oI Boston, United States, and her sister, Miss
Chapman and ner sister, Miss jay daughter of the
Hon. John Jay, United States Envoy at Vienna and
Mrs. Henry G. Russell, of Providence, United states
BY the United States Envoy-Mr. Henry G. Russell
ol Providence, United States, and Mr.. james Law
renee. grandson Of the late Hon. Abbot Lawrence,
formerly United States Envoy In London.
The manager and directors OF the Monarch Insur-
ance Company appeared at the Mansion House,
London, in answer to summonses charging them
with conspiracy TO defraud. The company was es-
ablished In May, 1869, for the purpose chiefly OF
ctfecting marine insurances and it suspended pay.
incnt In March last with liabilities TO The amount OF
100000 and no assets. The capital was fi 900, ,OOO
III 100000 shares OF five pounds each. The case on
the part of the prosecution was that the
defendants had deceived the shareholders by
The publication OF false balance sheets, and
that the company never bona nae concern.
Earl Poulett, whose name appeared in the prospec-
tis as president OF the company, but who held no
attended at the bOari room twice IL year, signed
,ome policies, and did not take very active part in
the company's affairs. The inquiry was adjourned
Pending the Duke of Newcastle's appeal to the
House OF Lords, the question whether peer can
De adjudleate1 bankrupt, the time for his Graces
surrender under the proceedings wiiich have already
been taken Is extended TO the cath OF August
The London Telegraph hastens ITO disillusionize
the French mind" Of any exaggerated importance
which it may attach the demonstration TO be held
on Sunday, May is, in Hyde Park. in favor OF The
French republicans Such proceeding can be
4.easly valued In England at its true WORTH but
the 7pteg,0ph fears that it may not be so correctly
appreciated on the Continent
In the British House OF Commons, May IL, the Home
secretary stated that his attention had been called
10 u statement that q demonstration of sympathy
with the French republicans would be held In Hyde
Park He said that it was q mistake to suppose tina
a demand for the extradltion OF NJ Flourens hat
seen made 10y the French Ambassador. He trusted
that under these circumstances the contemplated
meeting would no. be held.
4 special meeting OF the Southampton England
Town Council was neld to make arrangements FOL
receiving the bodies OF Messrs. Herbert ana Vyner
lately murdered IN Greece which were expected e.
arrive the day the City OF Paris sailed. A lette
was read from Lord Carnaryon accepting the pro
posed demonstration.
The Cork He''dlG Of May l3 makes the following
announcement
The friends Of Captain Charles Underwood O'Con
nell the Fenan 0feer viii be glad To learn that IA,
was visited last week ia Chatham prison by hIs
laithful Irish nurse. The poor fellow suffering
from heart disease. He Is unable to labor at pre-
sent, and is employed in some housewOrk, sucn a.
Inendlng stockings, &c. II was great comfort Il
him TO hear from the outer world. He comp aineC
or not hearing rom hts family for the past twelve
months. His spirit l. stu unbroken and scorns the
idea OF begging for pardon from the Queen.
At meeting held in Birmingham IN favor of th,
release OF the Fenian prisoners, and against the Co
ercIon Dill, the Gladstone government was strongl
condemned. Nearly oil the speakers We're English
men, and resolution demanding repeal Of the unio
Yas carried unanimously
A Cork Greland) Journal, Of May la, reports tn
state OF the weather thus
Yesterday morning broke in with fierce ga
from the west southwest accompanied 10y sweepn
showers OF rain. Towards midday It grew IN lntel