The New York herald., 1870-06-13

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North German Expression on
Papal Infallibility.
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German Note to Cardinal AntOnelk and
Support Of NapoleCn's Views.
Special History Of the Recent
''Rising" in Italy and French
Interests in the Outbreak.
Disraeli's Continuation Of "Eothair," !"
as SketCAea in EIackWood.

Neynaber, from Bremen the 2sth and Southampton,
England, the 3st OF May arrived at this port at two
O'Clock yesterday morning.
News points OF the mail alvlces by the Deutsch-
land had been anticipated IN brief by the report OF
the Calabria. published In the HERALD Satur-
day morning. our special European CORE
spondence and newspaper dies oy the Deutschland
supply ample and nelestlAg details OF our cable
aavices daed to the day of her sailing from Eng
land
The London NesCs, commenting on the subject OF
Napoeons posltlon in France, says
Personal government Is practically restored In
France by the pieoisctte. which has not merely
whtewasled the imperial edilce, but has given II u
new facing OF freestone.
In the French Legislative Chamber, May 3o NJ.
Jules Ferry drew the attention OF the government to
'the alarming progress OF small pox IN Paris, watch
last week carried or 2o9 persons, and which Is still
increasing He demanded the Introduction OF
system "of gratutous vaccination, the removal OF
the smallpox patients from the hospitals in Paris to
the country and congress OF medical men 10 con-
slider the means OF arrestng the epidemic
The commencement OF the great IRE in CONSTANT
nople is noticed thus in mail telegram dated May
2s, from that city,
great Are look place here last night; City houses
We're destroyed
mall telegram from Belfast, Ireland, dated the
30th OF May, reports as foIlows:--
To-day, at the Belfast Police Court, summonses
were issued against the Earl OF Ennsklllen, Grand
Master OF tue Orange institution In Ireland and the
Hon. H. A. Cole, IA. f., Grand Secretary. TO attend
the Police Court and produce tne books OF the nsti
tuition. &c., 10 show that 1t Is legally organized
brotherhood. The summonses were granted on the
application OF Mr.. Jonn kea, solicitor, fog Orange
man named Jeremlah Mchenna, VINO Is Implicated
III an astion which has been for some time before
the Belast magistrates, arising out OF racos wh ch
took place among the Belfast brethren In their
orange HG!l in college street.
From the Isle of Wight the scena Of tho ela
riot, reported yesterday by the cable, we have the
following political news dated May 30:--
Mr.. Charles Cavendlsh Clifford, the eldest son OF
Str Augustus Cilord and represen tatlve for the
Isle OF wight from 1851 to 1865, and Mr. MOifat both
II would seem entertained wish 70 tight the liberal
battle Tor the representation OF the island but alter
conference with the leaders OF the party agreed 10
submit their claims 10 the test OF public meeting 10
be called soon as possible after the funeral OF sir
John Simeon, which IS To take place tomorrow
afternoon. IL ls thought that Mr. Moffatt will be
selected.
May 81 the Prince Of Wales held levee at
st. James Palace on behalf OF Queen Victoria.
About 200 presentations were made Prince Ed
ward Of Saxe-Wenar was present. The Nawab
Nazim Of Bengal with his sons, Prince ALI Kudr
Hussun Ali Bahadoor and Prince Sollman Kudr
Valid Ali Bahadoor was also present, attended by
Colonel +. p. Layald. The foreign Ambassadors
ana Ministers having been introduced in the order
OF precedence, the following presentations. were
nade:-By tue Brazilian Envoy, Councillor Galvno,
Under Secretary OF ate OF the Department OF Pub
lie Works; By the United States Envoy General A.
Badeau, of the United States Army; by the Russian
Charge d'Anaires, Rear Admiral J. Llkhatchon, OF
the Imperial Russian navy. In the General Circle,
Sanjo Sh-, distinguished Japanese, was presented
by the Earl OF Clarendon.
Another murder is reported from England. Sarah
Redhead, the wife OF seaman now on his voyage
home from China, and living az No. so Sidney street,
Stepney, London, was Shot dead, May 10, by her
stepson, eighteen years OF age and member OF the
Seventh Tower Hamlets Rifles. Disgust at his
fatner's second marriage is said to nave been the
moving cause Of the crime. The murderer also en-
deavored 10 set fire to the house.
The body OF man named William Handley was
found in o meadow at Elonee, near Ferns, county
Wexford, Ireland. There was deep cut over the
left eye, and severe wounds the back Of the head
and over the temple. Marks also were observed
round the neck, as if caused by rope. 1t sup.
posed that the man had been murdered and the body
dragged by the rope to the place where it found
as at some distance Off stones were found clotted
with blood.
The Irish Land Tenure bill left the House OF Com
mons alter having occupied tweaty-three siungs OF
that assembly. The Irish Church Disestab.ishment
bill was disposed OF in nineteen sittings The date
fixed for the second reading OF the Land bill in the
Lords-thc 14th OF June--is the same as that at
which the Church bill entered similar stage last
year.
The East Suffolk Parliamentary election is the
twentieth which has taken place in Great Britain
since the beginning OF the yearslxteen liberals and
four conservatives having been returned.
Signor Sea, the Italian Finance Minister brought
forward his budget Tor 1871 1t shows surplus OF
q 100000 lire In the expenditure there is re.
pf
ions in the administrative expenses. The irreduci-
BILE expenditure rs, however, increased by fifteen
millions and the public works by thirty-six millions,
twenty millions OF which ''may perhaps be reduced
by transferring to private company the construc-
ton OF the Calabrian railway.'
The Times OF India, OF May n. observes:--
Lord Napier OF Magdala has been doing in Pesll-
awur what he so loved TO do in the military stations
OF the Bombay Presdency--showing the women and
children OF the army that there i, some one who
really for them. Afternoon Jetes were org an
iscd BY him Tor the women and children OF
the fifth fusiliers the Thlrty-sixth regiment ana
immediate guests delighted with his kindness
toward them but short road was thus found to the
hearts OF the men, with all Of whom the chief is
already great favorite.
kilograms from India are dated at Bombay and
Calcutta May 2s The Bombay advlces report
Cotton and piece goods quiet. Exchange on Lon.
don, six months bank bills, Is. l1Ad. Four per
CenC SeCui VIA nve cent
10711 TO 107a1; i've and half per cent do, 1l4 to
1l4x.
Tue late Governor OF Turkestan has been taken
prisoner and sent TO Cabool under strong escort.
From Calcutta we learn as folIows:-
Rain has fallen generally throughout Bengal, and
the prospects OF the crops are much improved.
telegram dated in Liverpool on the 2Sth Of May
announces the following news:--
The vest African mail steamer Lagos has arrived
here with full cargo 1900 ounces Of gold dust and
nty passengers Trade on the coast had undergone
no change since the last advices. The dispute be-
tween the native chiefs at Bonny unsettled The
coast ana flvers, and especially Bonny, were very
unhealthy. ls hl
London journal, entitled Mature reports as fol.
lows In its science column
The arrangements for the Eclipse Expedition are
progressing very rapidly and satisfactorily, and
there seems every chance OF everything being done
which insure success. In response to their cir
cular, the Council Of the Royal Astronomical Society