The New York herald., 1877-02-27
Thousands Of Frantic Fellow Cauntrynsn
Struggling to Bear The Body.
PARLIAMENT LOOKING STWARD.
The Ministerial Policy Endorsed by thl
House Of Lords.
RUSSIA TALKS Pc ACE e.
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LONDON, Feb. p, 1871
Tho HERALp's correspondent in Dublin tclcgraphcd
last evening :-"O'Mahony's body was conveyed from
the Cork railway station, Kngsbrdse along the quays
to tho Mechanics Institute distance OF two and
half miles, escorted by immense torcnlight process
sion Several bands of music played funeral dirgcs.
Tho route throngod by many thousands
OF people, and in places the crowd was
so dense that tho hearse could hardly reach
its destination. There was intense rivalry shown
among the sympathIzcrs with O'Mahony and tho
Fenan In the efforts made to dispute the honor
of carrying coffin. At timc II looked If the
demonstration were going to break up In. a gcn-
cral row. The excitement so great that
II decided not TO present the address
of thanks to tho American committee Tonight and
was considered wiser omit all speeches. The body
was therefore hurried into tho Mechanics Institute
and will lie In the theatre OF that building until
Sunday" The English Government affects the most
sublime indifference to the whole proceeding. On the
railway between Cork and Dublin people locked to the
stations to witness the passage Of the train bearing the
remains, and here largo assembages at Charlie.
vile and Limerick Junction.
LIVELY NIGHT IN DUBLIN.
Another says that 100000 people Joined iu
the procession in Dublin, and that the mob triod "a
force It's way into tho Theatre with tae body. The
pied in conveying the coffin few yards from the
hearso to tho entrance, and those who bore 1t
in wcro obliged TO lit II over the heads
OF the people In spite OF tho efforts OF the committee
thousands forced their way into the building after the
corpse been deposited in tho theatre Shortly alter
uinc O'Clock tho crowd began to dspcrse but tho Do
sire enter tho building was such that 1t was not
judged open the doors permit those inside to
60 homo until eleven p n.
LIBERAL DEFEAT.
In the House OF Lords last night Lord Strathedcn
address to the Queen, praying that Her Maj
esty would adopt measures prevent hosttcs In tho
East adherence tho treaties Of 1856, ard pro-
mote the welfare OF subject to Turkey
Lord Strathedcn urged that tho government should,
by tho acceptance of his notion declare they would
adhere the treaties far Parliament would per-
nit them. by thus taking up more decided attitude
than hitherto little doubt would remain that the peace
OF Europe and Asia would be secured.
Earl Grey made a strong anti-Russian speech. He
deprecated interference between tho Turks their
subjects
The Earl OF Derby replied. His main point in
rciutaton OF Lord Stratheden's argument that Eng.
lands treaty obligations werc unchanged, whatever
might be the result OF tho Conference Ho said this
argument carried TO It's logical conclusions involved
the consequence that IL the Powers bound thcm.
selves by treaty protect State they must still
tnuo bound even If the State wilfuly acted against
their advice.
Lord strathcden's motion was rejected without d..
vision.
RUSSIA AS A PEACE MAKER
The Russian government is giving most pacific
assurances which 1t would appear credited every
where except in Vienna Russia frankly intimatef
that she has no wish to make and would ba
happy TO desist from hostilities some regard
o,I tho in hirh chm ia
placed. "There is at this moment every chance Of
avoiding conflict" says the Times, w Turkey be
induced TO appoint some Christian Governors
and mako bond Gde attempt at admin.
is,rativo REFORM AS each Power wishes
TO be the last TO answer tins
Russian circular written answers will probably bs
given for some timc. This universal silence, and the
Emperor's speech at the opening Of the Rcchstag,
seem to have produced SOLDERING effect at ST. Peters
burg"
PATCHING Ur A PEACE
Tho Seryan Delegates had conference with Safvot
Pacha IN Constantnopc yesterday certain details
which ore not yet stated. They will have another con
ference to-day. Tho protocol for the conclusion OF
peace on tho basis OF the status quo antcbettum will
probably be sgned to-day Wednesday, and Prince
Milan will telegraph his agreement thereto. Tho Posts
special despatch from Constantinoplc states that tho
military police forcc which Colonel Valentine Baker
has bcon authorized organize will number 60 900 and
foreign officers Will be employed.
THE cousr DEMAINE's SUCCESSOR.
second ballot took place at Avignon Sunday to
ill the vacancy in the Chamber of Deputies caused by
tho unseatng OF Comte du Domaine (monarchist)
Mayor OF Avignon the ground OF Official coercion
Tho ballot resulted in tho election OF NJ ST Martin
tradcal, received 9,70i votes, against 9,093 for
Comtc du Domaine.
1t stated in Romo that the Cardinals submitted to
the Pope Friday favorable replies to somo ques-
tions which ho proposed to them with tho
object of giving tho ecclesiastical policy Of
the Holy SEQ q moro cnlcacous and energetic drec-
ton toward a natural solution OF the various qucs-
tions or tho day. The exact nature Of tho
new policy will DO proclaimed on the
occasion Of the Popc's episcopal jubilee. Some Ger
man bishops recently asked whether they wcro at lib
crty to perform acts In execution OF laws other
than those against the Church II invited
10 do so by tho civil authorities. The
reply from tho Vatican that tncy might, SUBJ
jecis the Emperor do in all matters not contrary
10 religion and tho rights Of the Church
CONSIDERABLE WEATHER YESTERDAY.
There was gale the South coast yesterday
morning.
cLosE TO SEwGArE.
The roof Of the Old Bailey Sessions House was
burned yesterday. The damage slight. A report
that the Old Bailey arc created considerable ex.