The New York herald., 1870-10-29
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Minister Bancroft's Letter to
Count Bismarck.
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Tho Princess Louise aud the Mar
quis Of Lorn.
Sketches Of the Youthful Pair and History Of
the Royal Marriage Act.
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CR0NSTADT DESoLATED By FIRE.
,RoaSTADT DEsoLAYED BY FIRE.
Prince OF Wales Speech in
Eiiinburg.

Tue cuuard steamship China, from Liverpool the
18th aud Queenstown the 10th OF October arrived ut
this port yesterday evening, bringing our special
correspondence and mail files from Europe, dated to
the das OF sailing from England.
Three hundred OF the Papal zouavcs arrived in
ehe Mersey October IA, from ROME by the Italian
steamer India. The men were received ny the Earl
or Denoigh aud several other friends The English
AND Irish portion landed In the afternoon.
The Lice7poA Post OF the 18th OF October says
We are now asked 10 believe that the Empress, at
Shlselhurst. was quite surprised a. the arrival OF
ths Restoration Of me imperial % RI ma Nasty E VIII
mt Chisenursf, IL is said, lie Is looked upon gen.
eral VINO has Jeen made the victim OF hoax.
Mr Russell "Bull Run," OF the London TINES and
Count Bismarck disagree upon matter OF fact the
fact being the statement made by the ex.Emperor
60 King William after Sedan. Count bismarck said
that MIR. Rnssels report was pure invention. The
North German Gaset., the onhcial journal Of the
confederation says only "that the report was
slightly inacculate.n and confirms Mr.. Russell's
statement that the authority he had for the narrative
"xas OF the highest kind"
The details Of the war. which contained IN the
English Journals two days later, have been antlci
paed in all their main points by the HERALD special
Telegram reports from day 10 day.
Count S.aDislas Lsszezynski addressed letter to
the London Standard urging that Russia intends At
tacking Conssantinoplc, and the only way she can
be prevented is by Polish nsurrec,lon, which Ia
The duty OF Eagand to fo.nent
Al the fnal meeting OF the English Church Con.
gress Earl Nelson presiding. the subject Of Christian
union was discussed, with reference to the Roman
and Eastern Churches, Reformed Churches OF the
Continent and Nonconiormists--the Rev. 4. May
Canon Freemantie. and Bishop McDougal being
speakers. In the az the Rev. Goldsmith Midd
read paper on "What practical steps can be taken
owsrds the reunion OF Nonconformsts with the
Church,
The Bishop OF Peterborough said 1T was OF no nse
70 talk about union with Nonconiormsts until they
recognized the Idea whica Noucoalormists had
formed or the Church."
Among the papers recently found IN the Tul,eries
~ one giving an account oi 3953, 900 invested in
foreign fuads on account OF Napoleon. Ir Ia dated
December, 1906.
"An order" says the Lyons correspondent Of the
Londoa Tines "compelling ali the priests to serve
IN the National Guard, under penalty of three DAYS,
imprisonment has filled the clerical body with con.
sternation und dismay, in consequence Of still
more audscious and sacrilegous act on the part Of
the municipality, who are reported to have sent an
order to serve In the National Guard to no less
person tnan the Archbishop himself. AZ might he
supposed under these circumstances, priests are
rarely to b. seeu."
All the London morning papers contain leaders Oh
the approaching marriage Of tho Princess Louise
with nc Marquis OF Lorne. Satisfaction j, uniyer.
sally expressed that the Queen has gveu her consent
To the match. the Princess beng described as 'fhe
nower OF the royal hodse OF ERglana,n and Lord
Lorne. as the future head o. the house Of McAllum
More. being considerel vel wortay OF noidiog the
high position or the Queen's son,nlaw.
The Minister Of Pubic Instruction IN Italy has
q Nafio nj
Library o. florence more than two hundred volumes
and pamphlets, printed ami Autographed al Cairo
10y Sienof Castclii, who has presented them to tue
Italian government for that purpose. During
eighteen years Signor Cas;eii has published in his
establishment at Cairo more works in the Arabian
language than many Italian editors have published
IN Italian during the same PERIOD OF time.
German steam shipping companies are entering
into time charters to employ north country English
steamships to run upon the stations usually occu-
pied by their own vessels, In trading from North
German ports TO Antwerp and other places on the
Continent. The Aomra belonging 70 the Tyne
company, Is now trading between the hanse Towns
snd Antwerp
The F'oG Aau Gazette spessinc OF Engiaud's policy
towards the Continental oelligerents says
:, We object TO the resolution which seeks TO commit
England 10 'stflctiy defensive aance' with
trance, because has, too, is misleading phrase
Nha! - meant by ''strictiy defensive aiiiancer
that II the Germans are beaten back by English aid
England WI lie aDie 10 be mo party 10 Invading en-
inch q German solT' Germany might Immediately
attack a. IN Waya which codd only b. adequately
1epeied by Carrying the war into German TERRITORY.
How to hid bread for 1871 Is now question OF the
highest Importance in France. varlo AS suggestions
ON this point are made by several French Journals
1t Is pro osel that tie laad shsuid be oocuped by
crops OF tbs first utility, such as wheat oats DO.
tatoes beans, SC, setting aside FOR tile present all
produce ol secondary importance as food, IN the
South tobacco and he mulberry occupy great part
OF the sol. "Ttese Should he gwen up Tor this year
and the ground sown with wheat. Many o. the prc.
Drietors OF mulberrcs IN tire valley Of the Hnone
have been intending TO remove the trees which have
been uDproductye for the last ten years They
might now cut them down ana sow corn In the
vacant spsces.n
The London Sporting Gazette mentions q run.
ture between Lord Falmouth and his trainer
which arcse in connection with tie running Of
Wheatear III the Oaks, without any reference what
ever to the mares defeat 10 the Cesarewitch. Al
Mat Dawsons request MS lordshr's horses I'm traln
Ing viii be removed from Heath House; bat nothing
has been decided respecting their destination
The cattle plague before Metz and Paris has ex-
tended TO sheep.
In consequence OF the III health Of Lieutenant
General Gluemer the Minister Of War Won Bayer has
again temporarily assumed the command -in-chicf Of
the Baden division OF the Federal army.
The Loudon Standard is authorized to give com.
pete oontradictionroHhe statement contained in the
letter OF the correspondent OF the Necs Tours 10
the eject that the Empress Of the French was cog.
infant or tile mannuvre BY winch General Bourbaki
was induced 10 quit Metz.
GENERAL BU1NSiDE'S MISSION.