The New York herald., 1870-05-26
Napoloon's After-Dinner Chat on the
Result Of the Plebiscitum.
Horrible Murders In Russia
and England.
Democratic Enlightenment from the East
lslamlsm in Appeal to the Peoples.
JOHN BRIGHT KNITTING CARRIERS.

from Liverpool the l4th and Queenstown the 18th OF
May. arrived ut tnis port yesterday morning The
Russia landed our special European correspondence
aud newspaper mail reports IN detail OF cur cable
news kilograms. dated to her day OF sailing from
England. Tie newspaper mail packages by the
Russia delivered az the HERALD Building at one
o'clock yesterday afternoon unopened and with tae
1les orpapers completed iu London to the evening
OF the 14th instant.
The English government commissioners on prl.
mary education IN Ireland recommended the main
tenance or the national system OF education with
the exception that In any district where the Roman
Catholic religion preponderates largely over the Pro
testant the UNCONVENTIONAL system might be adopted
The London AtlenIu7n states that Sir II. Bulwer's
'Liie OF Lord Palnersonn VIII appear before the
end oil the present season.
The London Je,cish Chronicle urges the concur
renee Of the Jews in the revision Of the Bible
The Prince OF Wales intimated TO the Duke OF Man.
chester his regret that he would be unable attend
the meeting or Freemasons ogNorthamptonshire and
Huntingdonshire at Peterborough, England
The London Lancet says DIR. Mat hews Duncan VIII
succeed to the professional chair In the University 0
Edinburg vacant by the death or Sir James Simpson.
The London Taoiet states that an immense pei.
tson from Great Britain containing nearly 1000, ,00o
signatures praying the Holy Father and the Council
TO place the Church under the special patronage OF
st. Joseph, was presented by his grace the Arch
bishop OF Westminster to the Pope.
In the Court OF Bankruptcy, London, May II, a
sitting for further dividend was held under the fail
ure OF Messrs. Peto, Belts Il Crampt0n. 1t was
stated that dividend OF two shiilings seven pence
In the pound had been paid on Sir Morton Peto's
separate estate. and one shilling ten pence In the
pound on the joint estate of Peto ana Belts and that
the assets In hand, amounting to fs6,400 would
yield further dividend OF ten pence In the pound.
Additional proofs OF debts for about 100000 were
admitted.
Bristol paper of May 10 publishes the following
statement about the President OF the English Board
OF Trade
Mr. BRIGHT, VINO Is at Landudno is much better,
anu - ouS every day. he knfs glrtcrs TO amuse
himself a. he Is only allowed to read bat little.
A London Journal OF May IA Saturday published
the following In telegram from the Isle of Wight
The YACHTS sappho and Cambria left Cowes this
MOI m ~ 10 0r Sioea ana were .owed 10 ne east
blowing from west-sDutnwcsJ, auo repored that
Cambria returned under easy canvas with sails set.
ing flag and hOisted the nag OF the Commodore OF
the Royal Harwicn Yacht Club.
Belps Lie, in London, hears that, on account Of
the continued Illness Of MIR. Heene his entire stud
OF horses In training, including Bismarck, Acorn,
Hawthorndon and some highly bred TWO year oids,
VIII be sold without reserve before the Derby.
The Emperor of Russia arrived In Berlin May 49,
and was received at the railway station by the King
. and Crown Prince Of Prussia.
The royal palace OF Madrid has been robbed OF i've
paintings by Gova.
The Emperor, Empress and the Prince Imperial OF
France before Mass in Paris. signed the marriage
contract of NJ. and Madame Maurice Richard. After
Divine service their Majesties stood sponsors to the
daughter OF Marshal aud Madame BazaIne :.
A from g. Ep0akinU
the late massacres In Greece, says:-
The Opposition regard the reply OF Mr.. Erskine 70
NJ. Zainas 6 equivocal and rather as a confirmation
OF IFS desratca to Lord Clarendon OF Aoril ls. They
have, there e. sent fresh deputaton to NJ. Zanas,
demanGing OF him formal denial OF the charee I'M
puted TO them, and thereby repel the caumny which
compromises the whole nation. l
In ap article on the "real import' OF the French
plebsottu, pointing ont that the party to which he
belongs has been proved to be In minority but that
A. DANGEROUS for governments TO despise min0ri-
iisa, NJ. Ernest Picarl writes as folows;-
3 Let US NOT neglect any Of these considerations.
They JUSTIFY US IN asSng rom ine country t Mtliz
glve US the tight 10 ssy TO gov yerDment--'Cease 70
agitate the phantom OF reyouiions there IS only one
which Is TO De feared III fTance--in2t Whch Wouso
.Consecrate despotisn. You have no longer any pre-
text for not fulfilling your promises; gis 9 u, tbea
without DELAY a free Assembly. independent mulici
rslilies, Institutions AMI re.oIms traiy liberal
The London Spectator, writing ON the result OF the
French p,ebiscituna, says:--
1t muss ue weary work for the Emperor Napoleon
20 jear, he IL learning, that, after all his worn
anf his succe there is hatred for HIN Whercvei
there is inte ligece: that hi3 capual uetess him
thai as Che men OF the old regimes disappear the
men ofhis own ttae-nien trained beneath his Owr
ruie-glde into cppost ton; that even his soldir re- NJ
sooner enter great cityo sooner come Within inc
current Of living ideas-than they are eager Tor iis
overthrow.
The polling at the Longforl (relandj Parllamen
tary election took place May 49, and resulted IN the
return OF Mr. Grevile. great a. Of interest and
excitement was manifested but scarcsly any dis
turbance or violent display OF party feeiins.
The London papers Of May IS ana u a.e general,
OF opinion that the late riots in Paris cannot eous
AFFECT the position OF tnc imperial gogernment
which, s'by its calmn ass In the midst OF apparen
DANGER and the foIbearance exhibited towards thos
engaged In the disturbance, has proved its indiGer
ence 10 such puerie demonstrations and its abiit
10 crush any serious ebution Of popular violence.
The London Standard says the RIOS 10 PARIS demon
srated, il anything, the weakness OF the party 0
revolution and the power oftlc govern TO dei
with Disturbances, ''whcller sot UP In the iner 81
of the republic or Of the rougls" VIII e ne solder.
remains faithful TO the Emperor
The London Dotty Ne.cs thinks that General Fores
Scr would have acted more dIscreety If he had
allowed the proposed British republican denonstra
ton In HYDE Park to pass SUB si,e,itio. By noticing
It In Parliament 'he has given wider circulation and
prominence to the subject than it would otherwise
have receivei,n
Z The London Times says the recent success OF tht
Womea's Disabilities bill took most people in Grea
Britain by surprise, anl It has been promptly re
Tversed. Mr.. Bouverie '.has done good service b.
giving tine House OF Commons an opportunity fol
reconsidering hr sty decision In addition to tht
cares Of their families and households women have
have already quite sufHcent responsibilities. /
fhav are wise they Will lea! lasLt,,s "a av ara
K A mail telegram from Cork OF Nay 10, reports O.
follows
The Irish Church Missionary Society met here to
DAY. Tie Bishop OF Cork presided, ami In Tue cours
o. an eloquent address expressed MS regret that th
religious INK which had bound TINS country 10 Eng
land was severed. Hc trusted, however. thar "
civil INK that still bound them TO the sister counr
would not be parted. my, AZ LesSt, "ou.a u
~. cnnraant. lleL slllll un