The New York herald., 1870-04-05
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PRINCE PIERRE BONAPARTE'S TRIAL.
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The Weight Of NOir's Blow, His Social Bearing
in Paris, and The Princes Conduct in
Battle in Africa.
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CARDINAL ANTONELLI INvALIDED.
The Prince Imperial Of Trance and
the Soldiers of Marenyo.
CARDINAL ANTONELLI INvALIDED.
The Duke de Aumale on the M0ntpensier.
Bourbon Duel.

The French Transatlantic Mail steamship Com
panys steamship Vile de Paris, Captain Surmont
from Havre by way OF Brest March 20, III the AFTER
noon arrived at this port yesterday evening, after
an extraordinarily rapid passage OF little over
eight and half days. by this service the Vile de
Paris has anticipated the mail report OF the Cunard
steamer which sailed from Liverpool the same
day.
Tne Inman steamship City OF Antwerp, Captain
Leitch from Liverpool the 2ith and Queenstown the
25th OF March, arrived at this port yesterday morn
ing. Her newspaper mail advces have been antici-
pated TO very great extent by the report OF the
steamship Idaho delivered on Sunday which was
published IN the HERALD yesterday. The city OF
Antwerp brings, however, special European cores
pondence IN detail OF our cable elegrams, with lilies
dated TO her day Of sailing from Ireland.
Advices from Rome to the 22d OF March state that
Cardinal Antoneln mad been suffering from violent
attack or gout, which so affected the articuatlons
or his hands that he could not finish the Ponti1cal
reply to Count Darius latest despatch. That reply
will be courteous refusal. The authority for thus
item Is the Memorial Diplom0tiQue.
The existence OF ministerial crisis IN Austria is
by turns affirmed and contralcted.
The Paris De1ats publishes letter from Rome
March q. The writer says:--
You may expect to see the Council very shortly
adjourned Tor at least six months ihe adversarles
Ol the QOPnlh oil or OIL the ODpOrtune-
ness OF It's dehnition, are far from being discouraged
Their NUMBER, their personal WORTH, and above all,
the proportional majority OF Catholics represented
by them, gives them confidence that the procama-
tol OF the dogma VIII be rendered Impossible.
doubt much whether the Roman Cura VIII be de-
tered by these considerations: the numerical ma
jorlty will be considered sufficient to affirm the will
OF the Holy spirit; and when men believe them
selves supported by That pOwerIu auxiliary they are
not often disposed 10 pause IN their career.
D. In the English House of Lords March ~ the hear
Ing OF the wicklow Peeiage case was resumed
The Solicitor General continued his summing up OF
the evidence on behalf OF the infant claimant.
When lie had concluded his address Dr. Ball rose TO
reply. The Lord Chancellor said their iordships
would take time TO consider their Judgment but
they hoped to deliver ii before Easier.
In Chambers in London, Lord Penzance made an
order on the application OF Sir Charles Mordaunt
directing that the costs That mad been incurred by
Sir Charles IN the lrst petition or the famous d.
vorce suit should be separated from those incurred
on q subsequent occasion, ani ordered rhat the
whole OF the costs should be taxed.
Mrs. Goderlch, one OF the parties in the G0derlch
divorce case, already reported IN our columns, was
summoned for alleged perjury at Guildnall, London,
by the father of her husband. The summons was
dismissed amidst the loud cneers OF those in court.
At the Kerry Ireland, Assizes, a second batch OF
persons charged with riot and assault at Killarney,
when celebrating the supposed victory Of Mr.. Kick
ham over Mr.. Heron at the last 1ipperary election,
was convicted. Judge Fitzgerald sad he regarded
the rejoicings as u manifestation OF Fenianism"
DAILY and Connor were sentenced TO SIX months I'M
prisonment; John Callaghan three months; Don.
oghue, Cronin, Jeremiah O'Suiivan aud Mccarthy
two months, and White, Warren ana Kelly one
month
A great meeting OF Cburchmen and others VINO
are In favor OF the support OF religious educaon by
the English government Is to be held on the Sth OF
April at St James's Hall, London, under the presi-
dency OF the Earl or Shaftesbury.
large meeting AT Greenock, Scotland approved
OF the Lord Advocates Tenure Abolition bill.
An English Parliamentary paper shows that the
cost OF all The dependencies ana colonies OF the
British empire at the expense Of the EXchequer in
1859 was 81 900. In ls66-67 the charge had
risen TO CA Ol 1885, which was reduced IN 1S676s to
s3, $4,000. The maintenance OF Gibraltar cos.
last year G420 900, and that of Naita 0oo 'arge
sums but amply repaid by security these strong
holds give TO British commerce 10 the Levant and
the East Indies. Canada cost E939 546 sum which
Will be considerably reduced this year. The charge
for Western Australia was f79,932; for Soutn Aus
tralia, Gi,975 Queensland but $500; New South
Wales e3 1853; Tasmania, c35, $50 and New Zealand,
2173255.
Intelligence from New Zealand OF February 25 re-
ports great depression among the colonsts hosti-
ties having commenced. Several sklrmishes have
taken place.
Mail kilograms from Australasia are dated at sgd
ney February 2s, and at Adelaide and Melbourne
March l. The line oi steamers between sydney and
England via Honolulu and San Francisco was to
commence running on the 26th March. Mr.. Robert
son the late Premier resigned his seat In the Legs-
lative Body OF Sydney. Parliament was prorogued
pending dissolution at Adelaide. Parliament re-
sTaii,n, r,a tim nf
Is considered strong. The Fourteenth regiment en-
barks for England the 10th OF March. Business at
Melbourne Gull, but stock Of goods large.