New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-29
MISCELLANEOUS CABLE DISPATCHES.
The Princess Metternich has been safely

....1ne Princess Metternlcn mas Deen saleiy
delivered of a daughter.
- The United States steamer Richmond ar
rived at Trieste yesterday from Brindsi.
- There are more American vessels now in
the Thames than at any time since the war
THE venerable William Hale, Arch
deacon OF London, died yesterday In his 18th year.
"A ladies' croduet tournament for all
England in progress this week on Wimbledon Common
THE infante Marguerite, wife of Prince
Charles, Duke Of Madrid has given birth TO soh at
Vevay.
1T is stated that an American has offered
purchase the residence of the late Mr.. Dickens at
Gadshl, for 10000
49,. Reports to the English agricultural jour
mails represent that the potato crop has not suffered RON
the drouth, and promises an abundant ylelu.
- 1t is announced that work on the canal
through the Isthmus Of Cornth, which has been some
time in contemplation, will be commenced al once
The marriages of the Prince of Vicayaro
with the daughter Of Lorillard Spencer and OF william
DegToot with Miss Hawley Of Stamford, Conn.,, are an
nounced in Paris.
.... 1t is almost generally conceded that Mr..
Hessey's b. &. sabnus will win the Goodwood Cup neKt
mouths Kingcraft for the st. Leger.
AT a Conference of the Primitive Metho-
dists at Belfast Ireland on Monday, the subject OF re-
union with the Irish Episcopal Church was eonsldeed
but no conclusion was reached
The yachts Cambria and Dauntless have
arrived at Cork Their owners are me guests 81 rd
to start them for the race on Monday.
1T is reported that George Otto Treyel-
van, Of the Junior Lords Of the English Admiralty
will resign in consequence OF difficulty with the Gov
eminent the Education bill now before Parliament
THE testimony taken at the c0r0ner's in
quest on the Great Western Railway disaster shows That
IL was caused by the sudden breaking OF an axle through
flaw which could not have been detected by ordinary
means.
49,. Mr.. Ashbury owner of the Cambria, be-
fore leaving for Kinsale ordered yacht TO be 6n by
Rathey, at COwes. She Is to be schooner OF go ts
burden and will be specially constructed 10 compete
with American yachts.
Mrs Wards private theatricals, an Amer
lean entertainment the great attraction In Paris t
Among the spectators at the performance on sat
urday Lord Lyons, Count Persigny, M. Cheyaer,
and other distinguished persons.
IA meeting of the Vaccination League
held ia London Monday. Prof Newman, editor
Of The Zo0LO0iSt presided There many speakers,
who denounced vaccination in the strongest terrls and
urged Parliament to repeal the laws on the subject.
49,. The London Times says the English hold
Of Erie Railway shares may expect eOpious iforn
ton concerning the condition of that Company and OF
from Mr.. Swecny, who has just arrived in England.
80 The London Times yesterday contained
account Of the Pullman paacecar excursion from the
Atlantic coast san Francisco with extracts from The
Observation-Disclosures paper published on the train
during the trip the Pacific Railroad. The Times eX-
presses its establishment at the ingenious and sumpuOus
appointments of the train and the luxurious provision
made for the comfort OF the passengers.