The New York herald., 1870-06-06
The Woman's Rights Question i,
Great Britain.
Revolutionary Agitation in Ma
Piles and Ireland.
AMERICAN PRELATES AGAINST INFALLIBILITY

The German mail steamship Weser Captain
Wenke, from Southampton, England May "a, ar.
rived at this port at very early hour yesterday
Sunday morning, bringing our special correspond
ence and files from Europe dated to her day OF SAIL
Ing. Some OF the mali packages by the Weser were
delivered at the HERALD Building at haf-past three
O'Clock in the afternoon. The fies--so far as re.
celved at that hOur--were unopened and in order.
The Paris journals Of May 90 and "a discuss scarce
ly any other subject but the Emperor's speech
Ceiving the result OF the late vote on the Dieotsci
With the exception of the Left and the LegItnists
the various parties seem satisfied, each applying q
portion of his Majesty's words to Itself. All agree
in affirming that dissolution OF the Legislature Is
intended, and that his Majesty spoke with great
moderation and dignity.
The Emperor Napoleon's speech, containing $50
words, was transmitted rrom Paris to Hayre by two
wires in ten minutes.
The intelligence from Portugal adds but little to
the details already given by our cable telegrams
Our information comes through two charnels-one
Madrid and the other Lisbon. In the Spanish Cores
the Minister OF the Interior read telegram which he
had received from Lisbon. 1t was to the following
effect:-
The Duke de Louie refused to countersgn the
nomination of Marshal Sadanha as President OF the
Council, on the ground that the King had sufiered
c0nstralnt. The Marshal then offered his resigna.
ti0n, Which the King refused to accept, assuring
him that he possessed MS entire confidence.
The Paris Untvers Of May % has received the fol
lowing intelligence from Rome:--
A conference Is spoken Of as having taken place
between Generals Kanzler and Dumont, at which
those officers decided upon the course Of con-
duct to be adopted should any disturbance
take place on the frontier, an event which does
not seem improbable. The latter officer considered
1t wise to make no movement and SO to avoid con-
flct between the French troops and the rebel bands,
which might lead to serious consequences; and the
other, agreeing with him the point has part
of the Montehascone garrison to the extreme from
tier OF the province Of VterbO, and also company
Of Zouaves and detachment Of Dragons from Rome
to Grossetto by railway.
A St. Petersburg letter, in the Paris Constitution
mel, Says
A conference was lately held at Geneva, under the
press sy sympathy for the Protestants in Lyonla who
according to reports which we know to be errone
Ous are said to be hindere1 in the exercise OF thei
religion. We can certify that the Protestant faith
Which numbers among its followers many digni
tares OF the empire, Is not molested in that any
other Russian province.
The Courier de Saigon contains report from
Lieutenant Richier, commander or the French gun
boat Couleuve describing the cremation Of the late
King OF Siam, to which ceremony he had been sent
TO attend officially.
Letters from Tangter state that a question, which
has been for long time under discussion
among diplomatlsts, is on3 the point Of being
solved. The Emperor OF Morocco appears te
have made up his mind to accord to the
Ministers OF foreign Powers the right
of residing his person. during portion OF the
year. This measure would be OF great advantage
for the expedition of business. which could upon i'm
portant occasions be carried on directly with the
Emperor.