The New York herald., 1870-04-26
The Brigands' Capture Of English
Tourists in Greece.
American Securities on the BOurse
In Germany.
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The French Plebissitum-Its History, Intent
and Operation
The English Coercion
Law i'm Ireland.

The Inman steamship City OF Brooklyn, Captain
Brooks, from Liverpool the 14th and Queenstown
the 18th OF April arrived at this port yesterday AFTER
noon, bringing special correspondence ana
newspaper mail report in detail OF our cable teiegas
dated TO her day OF sangirom Ireland.
The King of Greece in order to celebrate the ami
versary of Hellenic independence ordered the erec-
tion of national monument destined to perpetuate
the remembrance OF Capo dIstra and King Otho.
The note which NJ de Bonneville, French Ambassa-
dor at Rome is about to hand TO the Pope from his
government Is according to the Memorial Diploma
siQus drawn up In the form of memorandum
which, after being translated into Latin will be
communicated to the Council through the Cardinals
Legates. The form OF memorandum has been adopted
by the French government a convenient mode OF
causing its views to be known at Rome, and at the
time relieving it of responsibility towards other
Catholic Powers without the necessity Of accreditng
an Ambassador to the Council
Prince Pierre Bonaparte appears again as CORE
spondent in L'Aueafr OF Corsica The Prince desires
to thank those who have come forward to condole
with him In his heavy aiiiction He has, no says,
received expressions of sympathy from numerous
correspondents French and foreign. The ladies have
been especially gracious In "deigning TO shed the
balm Of their sweet words upon him." Prince Pierre.
The Prince expresses hope that belore hts powers
leave him he may have a chance OF proving other
wise than by words that he has never been wanting
in the will TO render himself useful to his country and
every good cause"
A London journal Of April IL makes the following
announcement
Miss Louisa Pyne, who has for 80 many years 0ccu-
pied such prominent position one of the most
accomplished singers of the age has announced her
intention retire from public life, and arrangements
have been made for four farewell OratoriO perform
ances, under the direction OF the National Choral
Society," The first performance or the series Will be
the messiah" this evening, at ST. James Hall.
In London Prince Christian, OF Denmark presided
the anniversary festival OF the Royal Society Of
Musicians, at which list Of subscriptions amount
ing to about $500 read
man named Campbell, butcher carrying q
large business in Derry, Ireland, was shot in the
street by his nephew, just returned from America
The three arrested in Tipperary for the mur-
der OF Kirwan were some OF those whs had been
evicted and received f3O0 compensation for
dering their holdings.
In England the lecturer Murphy delivered his ninth
and last lecture at woolwch. In the afternoon his
address was on the confessonal-"to women ony.n
The crowd was larger than on previous occasions
The Devon (Elg.) Central Chamber OF Agriculture
met to consider the iucation bill. Mr.. Hookes moved
a resolution in favor OF compulsory education, but
against UNCONVENTIONAL. Other speakers were in
favor OF biblical unsectarian teaching" The sub
ject adjourned.
The Vienna core spondent OF the Bohemia states
that In consequence OF the decison Of the Pope that
Catholic officer in Austria only swear hlelity to
the fundamental laws OF the State by appending to
i his OATH as saving clause the words excepting
the ole Hence due to the laws OF God and the
Church. ~ the Austrian government has resolved to
admit neither this any other reservation, but will
regard such qualified oath as null and void, and
therefore virtually excluding nhe candidate from
ONCE.
Trentham Hail. Stanordshire, the seat Of the Duke
OF Sutherland, was threatened with destruction by
fire. The Duke ia an amateur fireman, and has
provided at Trentham ample facilities for extnguish
ing connagrations. These facilities enabled the
servants to suppress the fire before much harm had
been dOne
At the London Bankruptcy Court an examination
and discharge sitting held under the bankruptcy,
upon his own petition, OF Hcnriques Borges de Cas-
tro described as formerly carrying on business as .
wine merchant Villa More de Gaya, In OportO, and
London. The statement OF accounts" filed by the
bankrupt Is OF very vouminous character and ex-
hbits a total debtor account Of f70,918 12s. Id
Creditor by debtors, good, ga lbs. 10d.; ditto,
doubtful and bad, 1894 14s.; property given up to
assgnees f132; property in hands OF creditors
.27 7974; ditto, Oporto creditors, f4l3e los. 3D.; by
deficiency f3se4S los. lid. The bankrupt states his
expenditure for two years had been ESQ.
A telegram from Gale Of April 10 says
This afternoon the Duke of Edinburg has met with
most cordial reception from all classes In Ceylon
A ball has been given in honor Of his Royal Highncss
at which 1, 500 guests were present. Two elephant
kraas have taken place, and niy animals We're cap cap
wards to Australia.
The Emperor Napoleon reviewed, April H. at Long
champs the light cavalry and horse artillery of the
army of Paris.
Mrs. O'Donovan Rosa gave reading In the Town
Hall of Waterford, Ireland, which was so crowded
chat numbers had to remain on the stairs, having
been unable to get into the hail.
His Eminence Cardinal Cullen arrived in Dublin
from Rome. and was received BY q large number OF
private friends.
correspondent IN Rome confirms the intelli-
gence published by the Paris Untpers that the two
English ladies recently expelled from the city re-
ceived notice tbat their return would not be pre-
vented. The case of the lady who refused to leave
had been taken In hand by Mr.. Odo Russell; but his
representations to the Papal authorities produced no
result communication on the subject has now
been made to Lord Clarendon.
The North German Correspondent, OF Berlin, an.
nounces:-
great Polar expedition Is being prepared in
Sweden for the years 1871 1872 under the direc
ton OF Professor Nordenskod the celebrated scien-
tc leader OF Swedish expedition Of 1858. Parrys
eIcmpt 10 reach tDe POle Dy puSnlng 10 nOT
OF Spzbergen is to be repeated and it is proposed
20 winter on one OF the Seven Islands. Professor
Nordenskjod intends to proceed to Greenland this
summer to purchase dogs FOR the sledges and pro.
cure some necessary information. H
The PaN Man Gazette Of the 1lth Of April rs-
uarks.--
: There is some risk tnat the resolution to send an
armed steamer into Canadian waters to protect
American fishermen, which telegram on Friday
morning informed us President Grant had an
nouncod by special message 10 Congress- may lead
20 serious complications between this country and
the United States.
There was large congregation at the Unitarian
Chapel, Little Portland street, London, when SER
mon was preached by Keshub Chunder Sen the well
known leader at Calcutta OF society OF Hindoo
theists whose chief object is the destruction Of
idolatry and caste throughout the Indian empire.
The discourse, which was delivered with ease and
auency was OF an earnest and Impressive character
fire broke out in the Glamorgan Inn, Cardn and
a4a1aca hn IL