The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-06-22
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THE BOLTON "MASQueRADERS" TRIALS

The BULlUN MASQUERADERS" IRlAlS.
Lord Derby on Charity, htemper-
ance and Pauperism.
BY the Ounard mail steamship Tarfa' at Boston we
received our European files ana correspondence, en-
bracng interesting details OF our cable news tele-
grams to the Sth OF june at early hour yesterday
morning.
The Inman steamship City OF London, from Queens
town the 10ta OF June, delivered European
newspaper file package at the HERALD building at
three O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The papers are
dated to her day of sailing from Ireland.
The London journals Of the 9Th OF June announce
"Mr. Ashbury. the owner Of the Cambria gave
dinner on Thursday evening before to Mr. Douglas Of
the Sappho, at the Star and Garter HOTEL Richmond.
Tho company included the Lord Chief Baron, Mr..
Longtellow, Commodore Lee, Lord William Lennox,
Lord Borthwick, Vlscount Gort, Mr.. Chadwick, M.
p, &c The Prince OF Wales and Mr.. Bennett Of
the NEW YORK HERALD were unavoidably absent"
Paris letter OF June reports the following intel
llgence from the fashionable circles:-
Prince Napoleon Intends to undertake long voy.
age to Egypt and to proceed thence To Cochin China
at 70 ras
the exKing Of Naples, and related by affinity TO the
Emperor Of Austria has made ms peace Win victor
lie Comte de Beust, and has been restored to his
property:
make tour In Western Europe, and " i'll visit more
particularly the Court OF AUSTRIA to respond to the
invitation which his Apostolic Majesty gave him
orally at the inauguration OF the Isthmus OF Suez.
A similar compliment was paid him by the Empress
OF the French, who has preserved the most agree
able remembrance OF the magnificent Hospitality she
received at the hands OF the Viceroy NuDar Pacha,
the Egyptian Minister Of Foreign Afairs will leave
arrive via VaiIa and Hungary.
Miners continued to leave Cornwall in large num-
bers for America, Australia, &c. The emigration
agents weekly receiving OF applications.
Most OF the copper mines IN Cornwall were In dIfi
cultes.
Much anxious speculation prevailed among the
English farmers as to the character OF the fOrthcom
ing crops. Writing from KnaphIl farm, Surrey, Mr..
L. c. Scott concludes thus
We shall have good crop of wheat notwithstand-
ing the severe ravages OF the wrewOrm ana slug We
shall have light crop OF barley, because 1t has been
Parched by the sun and scourged by the wireworm.
From the same causes oats Will be u light crop.
Winter beans have miserable appearance, arising
from the long continuance OF bleak and wet weather
In winter. All these cereal and pulse crops will
come much sooner to the sickle than was anticpa-
ted six weeks ago.
The Chamber OF Agriculture Journal (London)
makes the following remarks on the agricultural
prospects,
Owing to the continued drought and the discour-
aging reports received OF the crops generally the
grain trade has ruled very firm, especially as regards
spring corn. Wheat has been very firmly held by
farmers and the supplies on sale have been very
scanty. Trade has therefore been OF quite retail
character throughout the week.
From Yorkshire 1t is stated that the condition of
the land is one of complete dryness. The whole Of
the early sewn turnips are lost and farmers as q
rule are quite puzzled what to do.
The reports from Austria and Hungary as to the
harvest most satisfactory while on the Rhine
case, is to be expected
The town council Of Wiesbaden has imposed a tax
on all visitors who remain one week In her town,
the pretence that the municipality have to incur
great expense in keeping up The promenades,
bands, &C., for their recreation.'
The elevation OF the Lord Chancellor OF Ireland
(U'Hagan) TO the Peerage was hailed with satisfac-
ton by the British press representing almost every
shade OF politics. and regarded as ian important
cession to the strength Of the liberal ranks in the
House Of LOrds.n
Lord Houghon, speaking on the subject OF educa
ton at Ponteract. England said he did not fear That
the religious difficulty would cause dlssensons in
the school boards. "There some people said
Lord Houghton) who think that when churchmen
and dissenters are brought around o table to talk
about school education they will Immediately set to
fsticuffs and If not literally, yet morally, try to
break one another's heads. do not think they will
do that. think there Is nothing like bringing a set
OF men of different opinions together around one
table for common purpose. believe that in that
case the violent men driven from very shame TO
abate their violence and to combine with the mode
rate men for the public good"
The Cork police made a seizure OF arms and am
munition IN the store OF Mrs. 0ovenay whose hus
band Is suspected Fenian. They found 800 weight
OF gunpowder quantity OF rifle cartridges and
cases, several gun barrels, sword scabbard and
flask, belonging TO Captain Kay, Royal Engineers,
and box Of the captains, containing arms, maps,
DC.
At the haLyeary meeting Of the Peninsular and
Oriental Steamship Company, in London, the chair
man stated the SueZ Canal not yet IN state to
enable the company to derive immediate advantage
from It, las there were several minor defects that
required to be remedied."
meeting OF the General Assembly OF the Irish
Presbyterian Church was held in Belfast. The sus-
tentation question Of the Ministry was before the
members. twenty-five thousand pounds sterling
subscribed; thirty thousand wanted.
the marriage of the Marchioness Of Hastings with
6ir George Chetwynd, Bart, was solemnized June o
ct St James church, Piccadiy, in the presence OF
brilliant assemblage.
The Journal de st. Petersburg contradicts the
indian news Of . contemplated attack on Khiva;
but the TINS KduEas semi-ofc1al paper, not only
connrnA the Bombay intelligence, but actually
snumerates the troops detailed for the campaign.
The expedftiOnary force consists Of 5000 men, re-.
Gently despatched from Petrovsk, on the western
shore Of the Caspian.
The Viceroy Of Egypt will visit Constantinope in
July to make bis peace with the Sultan.
DISRAELl AND SMITH.
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Tho Professor to the Ex.Premier.