The New York herald., 1870-05-10
EURR R R Q P E.
The Greek BrigandS' Murders and Their
Probable Consequences. aa
Action of the Great Powers Towards
Greece" Should the Kingdom
Continue to Existi ="
Papal Decree in the Revised Canons- Tho Pope,
the Lay Crowns and Iniallibility.


The Inman steamship City OF Brussels Captain
Kennedy, from Liverpool on tine 2sth and Queenstown
the 2stn OF April arrived at tins port yesterday after
noon, bringing our special European correspondence
aud mail report In detail OF our cable news tee-
grams dated to her day OF sailing from Ireland.
The London Globe OF lAprlI 81 makes the following
rather startling editorial remarks:-
Among the questions raised by the sad event In
Greece whether the Kingdom OF Greece should con-
TO deal seriously herewith, we may observe that all
sentimental arguments in favor OF its continuance
should be treated as valueless
Galfqnanrs Messenger OF Paris, OF April 28, re-
ports as folOws:- resati
Mile. Nilsson Is laid up with cold and was unable
TO play on Monday night Her benefit, the proceeds
OF which she generously makes overto the Dramatic
Artists Association, will take place on Saturday
evening next at the Grand Opera, when, among
other attractions, Benedicts "Legend Of st. Cecia
will be performed Mlie Nilsson then proceeds to
London where she will play until the end OF the
season. she afterwards goes to Sweden to see her
family, and leaves Europe on september for the
United States Mme Patti does not visit America
until next year.
The protecting Powers Of Greece according to the
Memorial DtplonedttQueI. after communicating to-
gether by telegraph, have resolved to make ener-
getic and collective representations to the Greek
government In consequence Of the late massacre. To
ths effect Identical notes will be addressed to the
Cabinet OF Athens.
A little difficulty was on hand between the North
German Confederation and the State OF Schwartz
burg Rud0lsadt owing to the refusal on the part Of
Scnwartzburg to pay the taxes demanded Of it, on
the ground that the domains are not assessed
at their full value and that the country has right
to demand that they shall contribute larger sum.
The Minister OF Justice in Austria has sgnifed his
Intention to carry our the law in newspaper press
offences to the fullest extent.
memorial signed by 5000 persons was presented
TO the Secretary OF State In London asking him to
restrain the levying of the income tax until royal
commission inquiries into the whole system Of In
dian finance.
AT q meeting in Dublin letter was read from Lord
Talbot de Malahide, acknowledging the receipt Of q
petition on the subject Of absenteeism and a ma
tional parliament and stating that while 'under-
taking to present the petition the House OF Lords
he could not support its prayer"
The London Times remarks that the Parliament
AIRY debate the relations Of the colonies cannet be
pronounced satisfactory, inasnuch the speakers on
either side were equally content to avoid any deini
ton OF the policy that ought TO be pursued. The
writer says
Our colonies have outgrown dependence, but
want the selfreiance OF independence. They have
ceased to be children but they shrink from the
ration OF manhood 1t Is tor their interest and glory
that they should look forward TO the time when they
shall assume their proper position in tile world
history; and 1t is for the glory and renOwn and for
the safety and dignity Of the United Kingdom that
we should recognize oonfraternity OF English
speaking nations.
In Rome the chapter of st. John OF Lateran cele-
brated in that basica grand mass in honor Of the
birthday OF Napoleon Ill, who Is OF the honor
AIRY canons. The Emperor was represented by the
Marquis de Bannevllle. The ceremony was attended
by Cardinals Patrizi Di Pietro, Donnet, Sacconi,
Pitra, De BOnnechose and Antonelli, by Cardinal
Bonaparte and his brother, Prince Charles Louis by
all the French archbisnops and by many OF the
bishops by the Countess de Campeo and Princess
Gabrielli. both members OF the. Bonaparte family,
and the Duchess OF Abb, niece Of the Empress.
Before the return to Rome OF the Marquis de Ban
neville from Paris Cardinal Antonelli received q
telegram from the Nuncio at Paris, desiring him to
consider as null the communication brought to him
by the Marquis from Count Daru
An article published in the Vienna Presse denies
decisively the statement which originated in a
Partisan paper "that 1t was the intention of the
Vienna Cabinet to reopen the Polish question:.
The London Ne,cs Is "glad that the government
consented to the appointment Of committee to in
qure into the legal system Of compensation for acc
dents and into the administration Of the law as it
applies to railway companies. Uncertainty as to
compensation being often provocation to care
lessness there was clear case for inquiry and
form.n
The freedom Of the Royal Burgh OF Stirling con.
ferred on Sir william Stirling Maxwell, Bart, "in
consideration Of his art critic, politician
and gentleman This honorary distinction has
been conferred only four individuals since 1876
Leopold H., King or the Belgians; Earl Russell, Lord
Brougham, and Mr.. Stirling, of Kippendavie
AT the reassembling Of the Divorce Court in Lon
don Sergeant Ballantine proceeded TO argue the
on behalf OF Lady MOrdaunt, contending that 'This
was, to all intent and purpose civil court and 1t
had no power to deal with crime or to stay proceed
iDgs In consequence OF the imbeciity OF the defend
anti AT the conclusion OF his argument the Chief
Baron said the Court would pronounce their decision
On early day.
Elizabeth Williams, convicted OF perjury In the
Goodrich divorce case, and ordered to come up for
sentence this term, having failed to appear, Ser
geant Parry moved the Court OF Queens Bench to
estreat ner recognizances and pronounce sentence
on her in her absence. The ordered "to
stand over'
The village of Broadcast, near Exeter, England
was destroyed by lire. Fifty-nine houses have been
burned, and only eighteen remain. The property
belongs to Sir F. Acland, whose son, Mr.. Acland,
M. r., made arrangements for supplying the suffer
ers with food and shelter. ..s
The case OF Padwick VS.. the Duke of Newcastle
was decided In London. 1t raised question as to q
sum in court amounting to nearly &C. oOo realized by
Mr.. Padwick's execution at ClumDer Hail. and the
Sheriff OF ghamshire had paid the money into
court, pending the question OF bankruptcy. Mr..
Baron Pigott made an order that the money be paid
out to Mr.. Padwick, and the assgnees under the
bankruptcy to elect, within ten days. whether they
viii accept an issue in law or on the facts Of the
case.,t n.f n ~M r 4. t.sa a
The Pau Mdu Gazette Of April 2s has the following
remarks:-
Not the least interesting feature in "Lotnar,-the
latest and, as he announces the last OF Mr.. Disra-
ellis literary works-is Its dedication to the Due
d'Aumae. VIII this graceful and feeling homage to
the exled French Prince be agreeable to Mr.. Dis
raelis early friend and comrade Of Gore House days.
who, by way or revenge for Louis Philippe's gene
roslty to the conspratOr OF Strasburg and Bou-
logne, conscated the estates OF the Orleans family,
and suppressed Tor seven years the manuscripts
or the "History Of the House OF Conde,' as 1t