The New York herald., 1870-05-29
EUR o r e.
General prim's Speech on Spanish Revo-
luton and the Throne Question.
The Great Powers Plan GOr the
Reconstruction of Greece.
England Asked 10 Take Charge in Athens and
the Royal Family to "lake Tour

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the Royal Family to "Iake a Tour
The German mail steamship Union, Captain
Dreyer, from Bremen the 14th and southampton the
nth OF May. arrived at this port yesterday morning
One OF our mail packages by the Union-incompete
as regards our London shipping Gazeltes ana mer-
camille marine and news hies-was delivered at the
HERALD Building at 1880 o'clock Ia the afternoon.
The remainder of European iles were not handed In
until HIS O'Clock last night From these sources
and by our special writer's in Europe we have details
OF our cable news kilograms dated TO the day Of sail
ing OF the Union from England
, letter from Rome has the foowing:-
The voting for the French plebisctte at ClvtaVec.
CHA, Viterbo and In the other French gairlsons
passed of with the greatest calm. The corps OF oc-
form an entire divisions $40 votes OF No were given
and there were about 100 aOsentions. The Papal
aowed W. az saS m s.ata"ns IN 9e
and nlsnt Tor tle convenience OF the officers.
Pope Plus TX. entered on his seventy.ainth year
May14.
The Memorial Dto1omGttq,se Of Paris has The fol-
lowing:-
The legitimist press ana certain religious organs
had preached up abstention In the matter OF the
lebtsctte shelterlng themselves behind the interests
OF religion and Of the Holy See. THIS manGuvre Is
Romano, the official organ of the Papal government
That Journal deyoses an 10 tne ae vote rom on,
result is Of the utmost Importance TO France 1t Is Of
little less moment to the whole civilized world,
which would be thrown into the most inextricahle
confusion Ii the utra-democrats to triumph for
single instant in Central Europe"
The Spanish journals express the same opinion Of
the successful vote on the French pebiscte as the
German press. The Esperanza, of Madrid says
Napoleon I'LL has obtained great triumph, and
all conservative interests in Europe have reason for
satisfaction at the result. The manifestations OF the
socialist democracy have received their death blow.
In the Belgian Senate bill viii h abollshes the
duties on salt and fish, lovers to ten centimes the
postage on single letter and augments the excise
duty on brandy, was adopted by thhty-tnree votes
to three, without discussion.
The Belgian Chamber OF Representatives voted
without discussion two pills-one relative to the
alienation OF the citadel Of Gnent, and the other ap.
proving OF a convention CONCLUDED with France on
the subject Of 'judicial assistance"
Advices from Cattaro state that on the 10th OF
April the men OF an Austrian cruiser seized arms
and munitions which had been landed but which
the insurgents had not nad time to remove. Printed
proclamations were concealed In the barrels Of the
musKets Those papers called on the populations OF
Dahnatla to rise, announcing that revolts would
also speedily break out IN several neghboring
provinces.
The press having called attention to q pamphlet
against infalliblity, attributed to Cardinal de
IiOicSooT !1uycTs VI fTuSuo, puD-
fishes letter In the bohemia, claiming the author
ship OF he work. The Cardinal merely distributed
it among the fathers at the request OF the author.
The London Standard, Of May II, reporting the
progress OF the opera in the English metropolis,
says
Since our last notice OF the performances at the
manner in which Madame Adelina Pa,,i and Mad.
anne Pauline Lucca were received on the evenings
OF their respective appearances there have been two
remarkable nv pnvnn
La sohnamDula was given, with Madame Adelina
Paul as Amina. On Friday evening Don izetis LA
Fav0rita,n with Madame Pauline Lucca as LeOnOra.
ANNA Is one OF Madame PATHS most delightful In
personatons, and her singing of "Ah non credea'
and "Ah non giunge" absolute perfection. The
JurOre which these and other in the
created on Thursday most exciting, aud the in.
proceedings all through the evening testified to the
spell which Madame Patti continues TO exercise
place within her magic circle.
Mile. Christine Nj ssons appearance at the Italian
Opera, Drury Lane has been the attractive musical
feature of the week, while her delightful singing
and clever impersOnatiOn have been the general
theme OF eulogistic remarks.
The funeral Of The late Mr.. Edward Herbert-one
OF the victims Of the Greek massacre-took place
May 16, at Burghclerc Old Church, Hants, Lord
Carnarvon'5 seat, at Highccre Castle, England The
building was draped in black, and the Earl of Car
narvon, Lord Muncaster, and Mr.. AuberOn Herbert
member of Parliament, were among the mOurner5.
Western Greece was freed from brgandage
Mr.. Goodson, the second Judge of the British
Consular Court, and Advocate Aon left Constantine.
pie May II for Athens. According to the LeUdnt
Times the object Of their journey is to give legal
assistance to Mr.. Erskne relative to the investiga.
tion ordered into the massacre at Marathon.
The Duke and Duchess OF SaXe-Coburg- -Gotha
with their children, arrived at Constantinople May
13 from varna
+ A telegram from Bucharest OF May Is reports as
folows:-
All the circulars Of M. Cogolniciano susceptible OF
hostile Interpretation against the Jews have been
Withdrawn. No further trouble Is apprehended on
this subject in M0ldava the energetic attitude Of
the Ministry having intimidated the agitators.
The Journal de 81. Petersbourg denounces as "a
mere invention" the news published In the Indian
papers to the effect that the Russians were march.
ing upon Khiva.
Advlces from New Zealand via Bombay to London
state that the insurgent chief TIE Kooti had been
routed by the friendly natives with loss Of nine
teen men and 300 prisoners, and that the war was
supposed to be over"
SPAIN.
General Prim's Speech the Throne Ques.
ti0n-The Marehaps Exposition Of the CUES.