The New York herald., 1870-04-18
EU r o ? e.
Premier Ollivier's Definition Of Constitu.
tional Government.
Kapoleon's differences from the British and
American Systems Russia Looking
from France to England.

By the European mails at this port wc are enabled
70 supply the following news details OF our cable
telegram dispatches dated to the 9TH of April.
The Grand Duke OF Tuscany landed at Marseilles
on his way from Rome to Bavaria.
The North German correspondent OF Berlin, speak
ing Of the recent strike Of the printers in Vienna,
says:-
The strike OF the Vienna compositors has had one
important result. They have seen how little re.
nance can be placed on assistance from abroad, ana
learned by a somewhat bitter experience that wages
can 0ny De determined BY a Tree arrangement uc-
tween the employers and the employed, suDJect 10
the laws OF supply and demand.
sapguinary encounter occurred at SmaroW' bo'
hcmia, Aprl 2 between the troops and body OF
worAmen on strike Several persons were Killed or
wounded.
The North German naval squadron. under the
command OF Prince Adalbert OF Prussia, composed
principally OF ron-c.ads received orders to continue
It's cruise lar as Madeira. In accordance with
royal ordonnance, the experiments with torpedoes
are TO be resumed on a larger scale.
lne WeSer Zett,tRg has the following remarks--
TIE Austrian Journals believe that the resignation
OF Al. Giskra mas peea caused solely by oliierences
between nim aud tne other minister's on the qles
ton OF reform. According To information We nave
received from a good source, tue resolution OF III.
GIsAra cheny caused by differences between him
ano tne Imperial Chancellor Oh the polisn question
The SchlcabtScie VolcS. .Zettuno has article on
the dissolution OF the Wurtemberg Chambers and
the OIL bue MlulStrY III tnluAS tle real
Importance OF the late changes clearly shown by The
language OF the UitramoDtane Great German Yolks-
bIau and the Beo0achter. They guarantee
that the military law OF 1865 will not be repealed, and
consequently Lhat the alliance with North Germany
will be preserved In internal matters. the recon-
strucIion OF the Ministry means, II says, that the
policy OF "lettiug things go on as Goa peases" has
been abandoned. The government Will no longer be
content to do nothing but "quietly participates In
tine duties ofgoverning." There VIII be I'm.
proper Irritation with the Hapsburgs' "empire Of
seventy milons;' no more "spteful intrigues
against Prussia"
Tno receipts Of the rail ways in the United King
dom for the wees ending April l, upon mileage OF
1854, amounted TO G75e,792, being ESQ 1885, per
mile.
The number of officers who entered the Prussan
army In 1869 was s23; among them Az were young
men who had passed special examinations for the
infantry, 147 for the artillery nnety.one Tor the
cavalry and nity-iour for the engineers.
the OSserratore Romano, Jesuit organ, publishes
an article which represents the situation OF the
Italian kingdom under most deploraDle aspect
According to that journal "every thing Is going on
from bad to worse"
The Dublin hishneaa omits its usual publication
OF FeDIan articles, ana devotes It's columns chiefly to
report of the debate on the Coercian bill. "Tne
Situation" Is the topic OF leading article In which
q good deal OF reserve Is manifested. The writer
contrasts liberty OF the press IN ireland aud in
France OF course to the discredit OF English legis
laton.n
The result Of the division on Mr. Newdegates mo-
ton for parliamentary inquiry into the conventuai
Establishments OF England and Scotland is gener-
ally approved OF by the London papers.
A seizure OF firearms was made in Tubercury,
county Sligo, Ireland through q mistake in the
direction on the barrel which contained them.
In Dublin March 81, the detective police seized
large NUMBER OF rifles and quantity OF ammunition
backed III cases. The rifles and ammunition were
well made and che ammunition well made up No
arrests. The articles found on board the Liver
pool steamer on Its arrival.
Tripoll letter in Constantnople, March %, re-
ports the TALL Of monslcr grOlte IN the neignbor
hood OF Mourzouk weighing 1t is said nearly 5000
pounds. This must OF course, be only rough
guess, but II 1t be even t0leraDy approximate the
mass OF the largest meteorc bodies record.
The French government received ne VS. from Sene-
gal announcing brilliant results of an expedition
undertaken IN the Toro The Journal OGciel OF
Paris contains the following letter. dated March 49,:
For long time past the Toro, agtated by pre-.
tended prophet Amadou Sekou, mad been In revolt
against France. A devoted chief Samba Oumane,
aone renamed faithful TO our cause, nOtwlth5Iand-
ing the successive abandonment OF mis- villages ana
the repeated Attacks OF all the forces OF the Dmar
The state OF the colony az length permitted US to
assist SamDa, VINO mad placed q nrm confidence in
U.S. the Governor sent INTO tue Toro, under the COM
mand OF Lieutenant Colonel Treve, column com
posed or the troops WHO had so successfully accom-
pllshed the expedition against Lat Dior After a
series OF marches renuerea IaboIiouS by the heat,
the column came W with the enemy tour times and
defeated them as often.