The New York herald., 1870-05-17
The Regicide Plot Against Napoleon
Its Organization, Means Of Action,
Intent and Discovery.
Tho Scarlet Letter" and "Sur-
gical Operation"
Bombs, COnspirators, implications
and the Search in Paris.
FREE TRADE OR PROTECTION IN ENGLAND.

FnEr tnHuE Uh fhUiEUilUf IN IHuIh"U'
The Cunard mail steamship samara, whicn
arrived al Boston sunday rom Liverpooi, sup
plied our English files dated in London ana LiVef-
pool on tic an OF May yesterday. The nes were de-
it,ered at he HERALD Building about quarter past
three O'Clock r. M. yesterday.
The steamship Idaho. Captgn Price. from Liver
pool the 4th and Queenstown the Sth OF May arrived
al this port yesterday afternoon, delivering our les
rrom Cork Ireland--dated to her latest day OF sail
ing-at quarter before four O'Clock p. M. The roll
OF papers had been opened and was imperfect.
The Inman steamship City OF London, Captain
fibb It's from Liverpool on the 5th and Queenstown
on the 9Th or May, arrived at this port yesterday
evening.
In the English House OF Commons on the Sd inst.
IN Difference TO a wish expressed by Mr.. Gladstone,
who reminded the House that Lord Harrington In
tended on an early day to bring IN bill to regulate
The procedure ut elections Mr.. Lea'hem intmated
his willingness to agree to postponement OF the
adjourned debate on his Ballot bill.
The Paris Rappel of May 8 publishes letter ad-
dressed by Garibalii to the French army. In which
the writer recalls with gratitude the latters aid IN
delivering Italy, and wIshes TO see, instead OF the
soldiers of Mexico and Montana, the worthy de-
scendan,s OF the soldiers Of the first republic" He
honorable post he held In 1859.
In London, May 8, a party OF French republicans
entertained M. Gustave Flourens at o "banquet' at
the International Hall.
The Dublin t1reland Express reports that one Of
the nuns OF Mount st. Joseph's Convent Of Mercy,
Strabane, Sister Catherine, escaped from that estab
Ishment, betaking herself from Londonderry In
fashionable hablllmeuts to parts unknown and that
another nun, native OF Slrabane, daughter of one
of the founders Of the convent got back to her "a
ther's roof and, rather than return to the sacred
precincts, flel betaking herself to New York by the
steamer which sailed from Movie.
A committee has been formed to raise monu-
mont to the memory OF the reiormer Luther, at Els
leben, his native town.
Tne Ameer OF Afghanistan has established postal
service between Cabul and Peshawur, India.
mail telegram dated in Vienna on the 4th Of May
reports as folows:-
In the correspondence published respecting q
loan contracted by the Viceroy OF Egypt M Mus
sierus, ottoman Minister in London, says the Sub
lime Porte makes It's reserves with regard to
private loan which the Vicetoy recently contracted
or Is at present engaged in CONTRACTING and tnat it
protests beforehand against any financial arrange
ments which may not nave been previously author
izel by his Imperial Majesty the Sultan. Lord
Clarendon, In reply, slmpy acknowledges the receipt
" nS SSdnsantnople, May 3, genera svrv.vo vvvn
place In the chapel OF the British Embassy In honor
OF the English gentlemen murdered in Greece. The
foreign representatives, including the Greek Minis
ter and several Of the Greek merchants were pres
ent.
despatch from Berlin, Of May 4, says
Count Bismarck's recovery progresses slowly ant
the period of bis return Is still Unsettled.
The London Guardian complains that at the meet
ing OF the Society for the Propagation Of the Gospel
the platform was not filed. The Archbishop oil
York and the Bishop OF Carlisle were there but OF
all the English bishops other thought 1t worth
their while TO be present. and no leading churchman
from either House OF Parliament appeared to repre-
sent the laty. The audience was not enthusiastic.
Numbers of the Fenan leaders said to have
proceeded to London and other parts OF England
1t lis stated that new Irish nationalist paper will
shortly be published in London.
The London Economist fears 'tbere is some danger
not of a great foreign loan mania, but Of a small
one. We mean," says the writer, "that the mania
will not he large enough 10 much AFFECT the money
market or at all hurt the country; but that 1t will
be quite big enough to lnjure many unwise persons
who may now lend their money to unfit foreign
governments, and who may hereafter lose it in
consequence. The present IS precisely the time In
which such caamity is to be feared"
special meeting of the London Executive Coun
Gil Of the National Education League was held
TO receive deputation specially authorized
90 represent the views OF one-half the Pro
teslant population of Ireland on the sub
ject OF primary education. After the deputatlon
had explained their views resolution was passed
on the motion of Sir c. Dixie, expressing sympathy
with the English Education League and with the
Irish body Gin its efforts to prevent the innicton on
Ireland Of denominational system Of education.-
The London Post says that the action to be taken
by England through the late outrages In Greece Is
not definitely settled but, 'f 1t were tonvolve TEN.
porary occupation OF a portion OF Greece such q
measure would be dictated by no hostile
Intentions either towards the sovereign or the
country. Yet we are threatened with the displea-
sure of Russia If we adopt such action is mani
festy advisable. We reply that Greek brigandage is
European evi and that the Power that devotes Its
energies to the complete eradication Of that evi
cannot but be regarded as universal benefactor.u
In replying to a toasI OF "Tne Houses Of Lord.
and Commons" at the annual dinner at the Insiu
ton OF Civil Engineers Earl Derby said:-
Every year the House of Commons became more
and more burdened with mutifarious duties which
1t could not thoroughly perform. Now, 1t was
well known that work which was done In
hurry was apt to be scamped, and required to
be well looked before II finally turned out.
1t was that supervision which, in his opinion, was
the most appropriate function OF the House OF Lor
He really believed that this much more their
duty than that which was popularly attributed to
theln-vz., the duty OF merely retariing for very
Silly be passed sooner or latter.
man named Duffy, teacher OF languages and
formerly one OF the leaders Of the "Young Ireland'
party, died at Prague where he had lived for up
wards OF twenty years fortnight before his de at
he called for cab and drove to the house OF law
yer, where, at his request one OF the clerks
took seat In the vehicle beside him
and drew up hts last Will and testament.
One hour after his return the hospital the testator
Though wed To he =
supposition which the wretched furniture OF h is
mean dwelling seemed TO confrm-he left at his
deCease 1000 forins to the doctor who attended
him, 1000 forms to the lawyers clerk who made his
viii and whom he appointed his executor and 20 600
norins TO sister still living In Ireland. The entire
property was n Austrian government bonds.
H. ID. Papa surrendered at the Central Criminal
Cou rt, London, to take trial on the charge of em.
bezzilng large Sums OF money, the property OF tn
shareholders OF the Commercial Oriental Bank 1m.
ltedb Of which he was manager.
M FRANCE.