The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-09-23
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treaty Hadc Between Russia and Prussia
During the French War.
PRINCE NAPOLEON'S PAMPHLET.
The Attack on the Dublin Police Pre-
medtated by the Mob.
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GAMBETTA SUMMONED TO ACTION
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The Bonapartes and the Peas
antry Of France.
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TEE EMPERORS AT SALZBURG
TEE EMPERoRs AT sALzBURG

The German steamship Main, Captain Otcrndorp.
from Bremen and Southampton. arrived at this port
yesterday bringing two days later mails than those
brought Dy the China.
his stated By the semLoflcial prussian lCrossl
Gazette that the question OF the temporal power
formed no portion OF the late Gastein discussions,
AID that It Is 10 be treated as an affair affecting
Italy alone.
According to the Patrie, 1t has been decided to
hold the usual exhibition OF painting and sculpture
nj the Pa,as de pIndustrie. in Paris the 1st OF
next April.
The work OF restoration OF Worcester Cathedral is
being carried forward rapidly and promises results
which viii greatly enhance the internal beauty OF
that fine old ecclesiastical pile.
1t is stared by the Riforna that the Italian Par.
hament will not assemble IN Rome until the end OF
November or the commencement OF December.
The building IN which the members are to meet re-
quires 30 much alteration that it win be Impossible,
1t seems, to get 1t ready by an earlier date.
The London Times says that 1t must have done
The Popes heart good to see how freely mis- late SUBJ
tects enjoyed his jubilee. The Esd Of August was
she second celebration OF that suspicious occur
renee and there to be yet another there seems
10 have been miscalculatiOn as to the days OF
81 Peter and The Pope must contrive to live on to
November before he Will have reached the real end
OF the perod assigned by tradition to the reign OF
the nrst Pope Kmg in Rome.
The Pal Nal Gazette learns from Egypt hat the
yiceroy is becoming more and more disple ased with
his American friends, and It Is rumored that they
are all to be sent away with q gratuity Of some
months pay. The Turkish officers are jealous OF
sheln, and Kasim Pacha manages to pooh. pooh
every improvement which they suggest. Mercha
warke. the Abyssinial Envoy is supposed to be stl
~ giddah, awaiting instructions from Prince Kasa.
The Liverpool Courier or Septic nper @ SAYS
IF Aotof nh
occurred a. Walton on-the Hill, near Liverpool,
statement to this effect being made at the meeting
oil the Local Board last night The case Is that OF
an old soldier recently returned from India, but he
b. now considered out OF danger. We mention the
matter simply TO caution the public against giving
implicit credence to the statement the case has
not apparently been verified as one OF Asiatic cho-
iera. But even in the worst eventualIty-the ar
rival OF Asiatfc choera-there Is cause for alarm
The disease has been disarmed OF half its terrors
by sanitary science and It is satisfactory to know
that Liverpool and the neghboring districts are well
prepared TO cope with the enemy. \ he water is
abundant ana clean. the sewerage complete, and
the appliances OF the local authorities ample and
ready CT hand -
On the afternoon OF the 18th ult;mo an accident
occurred In the Scheldt al Antwerp which was
nearly proving fatal TO several persons. It appears
that party OF twelve persons seven Of whom were
ladies' put on IN a small boat, accompanied by two
ecatmen, TO visit Her Majesty's yacht Victoria and
Albert, lying in the roads, They succeeded in get
iang alongside, when Q heavy swell caused by a
passing steamer, occasiOneG a fright among the
occupants OF the boat and 1t was capsized, the
whole OF them being thrown into the river, a
heavy tide running at the time. The accident being
observed simultaneously from the deck of the United
States irigale Junlata anil Her Majesty's yacht,
Lieutenant Harry Rawson and MIR. j. Aiken, with
several sailors, Immediately plunged overheard and
Alter great difficulty succeeded IN rescuing five
ladies, who were nearly exhausted IN getting into
the boat which came alongside. On board the
United states frigate the hleboat had been got
ready; before IL could be launched az officer and
several OF the crew leaped from TIE bowsprit into
The water and succeeded with their gallant British
companions in rescuing the remaining persons from
almost certain IL