The New York herald., 1870-06-07
The United States Cabinet and the
English Church Mission.
The Pacific Railroad Stimulating
the Vast Emigrant Exodus.
American Specie Payments, Trade
and Railway Securities.
The Bible Dramatized in Munich and the So.
yiouf Represented on the Stage.

The steamship Abyssinia, Captain Hains. from
Liverpool on the 25th OF May, arrived at this port
yesterday morning The Abyssinia landed our Eu-
ropean mail iles--news exchanges and London and
Liverpool shipping journals-dated TO her day OF
sailing. Our mail packages were delivered at the
HERALD Building at quarter before one O'Clock in
the afternoon complete and in good order.
The Inman steamship City of Brussels, Captain
Kennedy, from Liverpool the 26th and Queenstown
the 27th OF May arrived at this port yesterday after
noon Some of our mail packages-with files which
had been anticipated-reachedt the HERALD Building
at hali-past four p. N. Our regular and late files
were not delivered in due season.
BY special correspondence and the mall reports to
hand we have the following interesting details OF
our European cable news telegram advices, dated
to the day of sailing of the City Of Brussels.
The London Globe commenting on Earl Carnar
vons speech on the recent massacres In Greece and
the PROBABLE action Of England thereon. says
In the OF his very able and moderate speech
on the subject OF the recent massacres In Greece the
Earl OF Carnarvon contrived to keep the argument
clear OF fallacies and eminently impartial. AS Lord
Carnaryon very wisely pointed out, "this Is not
case where the mere execution or brigands OF suf-
cient.'
Florence letter In the Ddoats contains the fol-
lowing relative to the situation in Italy,
The disorders may be considered at an end but
the formation simultaneously of bands on different
parts OF the territory, at distance nom each other
leaves no doubt as to the existence Of plot. gen.
eral opinion prevails that close connection exists
between what is going on In Italy and the events OF
Paris and that nothing is 10 be feared, at least
until further orders.
Among the military changes which, 1t Is stated,
will be coincident with the substitution Of Sir
William Mansfield for Lord Strathnairn as COM
mander OF the British forces in Ireland, is the con-
version OF what is now known as the Cork district
into an independent command, with direct com
nlu ou Gina 1T
graph.
Lady Amberley spoke at Stroud England, in favor
OF female suffrage the Married Woman's Property
bill, the improvement and education OF girls open
ing OF the universities 10 them and their right to
engage IN any profession or Industrial pursuit In
the discussion which followed Lord Amberley spoke.
The London Telegraph in1ers that among the gov.
ernment amendments on the English Education
bill there will be one providing a genuine con-
science clause which shall secure the most perfect
religious liberty.
The Prince or Wales was present May % alta un-
cheon given by the Baron and Baroness Lionel de
Rothschd, in honor OF the King OF the Belgians, in
London.
The Duke and Ducness of SaXe-Coburg and the
Count and Countess of Paris were at Constantinope
about May IA on their way to the Holy Land.
The collection of engravings formed by NJ. de
Birckenstock at Vienna between 1865 and 1908, and
by him left to his daughter, Madame Brentano, was
dispersed at Frankfort by auction In consequence OF
the death OF that lady. The remarkable collection
OF Marc Antonios attracted the representatives Of
all the most celebrated cabinets of Europe and the
prices realized were unprecedented
The King OF Prussia closed the Parliament OF the
North German Confederation May 30, with speech,
in which he assured foreign nations that the meas.
ures which had taken for the consolidation of the
Confederation and the treaties which had been made
with South Germany had been adopted for the
strengthening OF the German people and for the
support OF universal peace.
The Princess Dowager Julia Obrenowitch, widow
OF Prince Michael, made short stay at Belgrade.
Before returning to Austria she signed abdcation
of all the rights and property she derived from her
marriage In favor Of the State of Servia and the
young Prince Milano.
Letters from Yanina, Turkey, report the extirpa-
ton OF band OF brigands in that district, formed Of
twenty-seven men. who had belonged to the Bashi-
BazooKs, now disbanded. body of troops was sent
to hunt them down. and the local authorities and in
habitants rendered every assistance. The two Chiefs
Yussuf Garovik and DENIAL, were taken alive, with
nve OF their comrades, in the neighborhood OF
Ghoura, and fourteen were killed in an engagement
with the troops
Advices received in Liverpool MAY 24) state that
the steam trade through the Suez canal is rapidly in
creasng and that the rates OF freight have scarcely
undergone any dimInution. Up to April 30 the fol-
lowing movements OF steamers had occurred:-The
Magdala had sailed for Liverpool with 7,2l4 bales OF
cotton, and the Apollo with 6,205. The John Dry
den, the Europe the Egitto, the Delaware, the Atlas
the Alonzo ana the Adsla were to follow with full
Cargoes Of cotton by the canal.