The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-05
First Days Work Of the English
bible Revisers.
The Aeathenism of Modern
Civilization"
What England Thinks of the
Canadians.

The steamship Nevada, Captain Green, of vii
liams Il Guion's line, from Liverpool the I'D and
Queenstown the 23d OF June arrived at sthis port
yesterday morning.
The Inman steamship city OF Brooklyn, Captain
Brooks. from L. erpool the 23d and Queenstown the
Gath OF June, arrived at this port yesterday morn
ing. Tie passengers landed from both vessels num-
bered 1858 III the aggregate. In The mails came our
special correspondence from Europe-with news
paper 1cs-dited to the day OF sailing OF the City
OF Brooklyn.
In the second week OF June there were 13l 94i
perons in receipt OF parocnia relief In London. Of
whom 81 SAT in the warehouses; and 90, O97 were
outdoor paupers. TINS an increase or 4,ol4
upon the numbers In the corresponding period Of
last year.
The bodies OF the persons who were killed in the
late accident on the Great Northern Railway, Eng
land were identified. The total nnmber of dead
was eighteen. The following, among the dead, had
been identIled:-
Thomas Hurst. of Doncaster engine driver; Joseph
WATSON, OF Doncaster, fireman; Mr.. kifksiaW
Hurst tohacconIst Leeds; Mrs. Helton, wife OF Mr.
hston,, Cha2ellown road, Leeds; Mrs. Robinson
street, Beeston road, Leeds; Hannah Haddock,
Lands lane, Leeds; Thomas Philpot, ~ Nile street,
Lees: Frederick Phipo, son OF the above.
y The London Times OF the Esd Of June reporting
the ROYAL Italian opera in London. says
If consummate singing, united with acting as con-
sulnmatc could alone insure permanent success Tor
al new work permanent success might fairly be
reckoned upon for 'Eslneralda" the production OF
which was briefly recorded few days since. But
second hearing Of 5gnor Campanas opera merely
sullced 10 confirm the impression created by the
ST. The singing and acing OF Madame Adeliaa
Patti as the nero!4e were, II possible, even better
than before-not tobe surpa SEQ. inleed.
Among recent representations at the Royal Italian
Opera have been lie Nozze di Figaro" with Mile.
Ttens % The Countess, Mile. Sess Susanna Mile.
Lucca "a Cherublro, Signor Graham as the Count
Signor Coogni as Figaro and Signor Marine as Ba
sillo "Dinvrah.' With Madame Patti as Dlnorah,
Signor Marine Corentino, and Signor Graziani as
Hoel; 'Norma," with Nile Titiens as Norma, Sgnor
Naudin as Polio and Mile. Dina as Adegisa; "The
Huguenois," with M.le Pauline Lucca as Valentine,
Signor larlo Raou Mile. Sess Uhe "PrOtean," to
whom ali paris become easy the Queen, Signor
Cotogni Nevers, NJ Petit as st. Bris, SignOr Baga
gioo as Marcel; and ERA Diavolo' with Mile. Lucca,
Signor Naudin, Mile. DINA and Signor Campi, re-
spectively as zellina, Fra DIavola Lady and Lord
Rocburgh, Signors Taglianco ana Caponi doth in
imitabe) being the two thieves.
With regard to the French crops ana the statement
that the yield Is likely TO be only onehrd below an
average, English correspondents take more unfa.
v0rabe view and consider that one-haf Is lost. In
the Central Departments OF France, which produce
most wehat, 'the result threatens to be very bad,
while In The north and south 1t VIII be better"
1t has been notified In London that the Governor
and Committee OF the Iludson's Bay Company intend
to recommend that the 100000 received from the
Dominion OF Canada be returned to the sharehod-
ers but that, "in the present uncertain state Of
affairs at Red River. they do not propose TO declare
q dividend at the ensuing meeting"
1.-THE high temperature of the weather Is checking
operations at the mills ana FORCES OF England,
where the puddlers are unable to work anything
like full time. The same cause is exercising pre-
judicial effect upon the pig iron trade, consumers
having been compelled to countermand deliveries,
owing to the inability Of their men to use up the
material during the oppressive weather.
A statement OF the number OF persons left house
less by the late fire at Constantinople and sheltered
by government In tents ON the Armenian Cemetery,
the Place d'Arterie and near the Artillery bar
racks Of the TaXim, gives the following classical
tion:-Armenians, 6447; Greeks, ,722; Latins, 449
Italians, 2S5; Frenchmen, AS Austrans, 40; Eng
lsrmen, %; Russians, IS; Turks, 6-maktng total
OF 9,034. The number who have been burned
out and provided with provisions by the govern
ment at the Taxlm is $4,000, making an aggregate
OF 24034,