The New York herald., 1877-07-05
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CARDINAL ANTONELLpS DAUGHTER.
She Sues for Full Share Of Her
Fathers Estate.
PAPAL EXHIBITION AWARDS.
The Fourth Quietly Cele-
brated in London.
FRANCE AND GERMANY.
MacMahon's Special Message to
Emperor William.
The Fourth Quietly Cele-
brated in London.
FRANCE AND GERMANY.
MacMahon's Special Message to
Emperor William.
[DY CABLE TO THE HERALD

LONDON, July s, 1877.
The HERALD correspondent at Rome telegraphs
that the suit OF the Countess Lambertmi, which
causing great deal OF comment especially among
the Italian arstocracy. The Countess has been
recognized for years as the natural daughter OF the
late Cardinal AntonelL As such she has been re-
ceived in society, and as such she was always
treated by the Cardinal.
CoNrEsrING THE CARDINALS WILL
Finding that no provision was made for her in
the Cardinals will she has instituted this suit In the
Civil Tribunal which bids fair to be cause celeo,e
demanding full share OF the enormous estate the
Cardinal bequeathed to others.
sAcRELTGIous DAUGHTER.
Antonei's heirs oppose her claim because they
slege the Countess is "a sacregious daughter"
that the act of her mother sacrilege her father
at the time OF cohabitation being in holy orders But
the Italian code makes no distinction OF this kind
and, as the plaintiff sets forth in her statement,
presented by some Of the ablest counsel in the
Holy City, the defence has the smallest shadow Of
as his daughter among her immediate relatives.
LAMBERrTNI COMPLETELY IGNORED.
In his win the Cardinal Instituted his brothers
Filippo, Gregono Luigi and Angelo, and his
nephews Angostino and Paoo, sons OF Gregorio
and Luigi his universal legatees, and left bequests
10 his sister, Mime. Sanguigni and several neces Of
the Antonelli family, but he totally ignored the
existence OF the Countess.
TIE POPE FArIGUED.
The Pope was greatly fatigued yesterday. and the
audiences, which OF late have been so numerous
were discontinued.
AWARDS AT THE PAPAL EXHIBITION.
The exhibition Of Papai offerings has been very
successful The jury OF awards have granted one
diploma OF honor, five gold medals. torty-nine
SILVER aud forty.three bronze medals, with seven
teen certificates OF honorable mention.
THE FOURTH IN LONDON.
There was no public celebration Of the Fourth by
Americans here yesterday. few private enter
sainments were given. At the American Club. the
HERALD ONCE and the leading hotels patronzed by
Americans there was plentiful display OF bunting
AT THE AMERICAN LEGATION.
The reception at the American Legation was
social event OF high order and very enjoyable
throughout. Itlasted from four until seven O'Clock.
Nearly all the Americans In London, estimated at
over one thousand, called during that time. A
large silk American nag hung over the entrance
and the interior was beautifully decorated with
nowers.
A DISTINGUISHED COMPANY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierrepont and General and Mrs.
Grant received all the guests. Among those who
called were Ex-Governor Hendricks. Senator Conk-
ling. Mr.. Eugene schuyler, Mr. Randolph Clay,
Chancellor Runyon. General Sickes and Mr..
Iioppin.
The reception closed with the singing OF the
"star spaneled banner by Miss Abel, an American.
THE DAY ~ PARIS.
The anniversary Of American independence was
celebrated privately among the American residents
A number ol houses we're decorated with nags. In
the evening Dr Evans gave dinner to the Ameri-
can Legation and leading residents
cEksASy's NIGHTMARE
The organ representing the German Cabinet In
Berlin has published two remarkable articles Com
pairing the present visit OF tho French Ambassador to
Ems with Benedctti's visit In 1870, Il says:-'France
to-day confronts q second p;eoiscite. The Republic
means peace Tor Eorope-a monarchy resting on
uramonianism " war"
sSornEs ssxroSucIAL GERMAN urrKRAScs
Another cmofncial journal, the German Procinc;al
Correspondence. says that In tue concluding words OF
Macnahons order Of day the whole gravity Of the
present situation may be recognized.
IT, EHrsRoR WILLIAM.
u 10 believed 10 Berlin that N. do Gontant. Biron has
especial mission to the Emperor william TO give tho
mos positive concerning the Presidents
intentions ssd ps-aiarly To support by special
Ifa Mar - nd
that be 10 compelled by unavoidable necessity to
counter the extending radcasm Of France.
srnousnsAc, ras eERsAs RAILROAD swiSpLgR.
ny the Cars order The Insolvency decree against
Dr suousbers. the railroad Spectator, wbereon he
~ss Imprisoned Al Moscow, mas becr annuilcd. He
has been released from prison. but Is detained undor
surveillance until the sentence OF banshment can be
carried oaL suousbers n German subject.
a s1c1ucs 90 FIss HUspRsp xEx.
The steamer Volta. which has Just arrived at Liver.
pool, repors sha, was rumorsa the King OF Dsho-
msy. Alter paying The Indemnity TO tne British gov
eminent esserminsd 10 make human sacrace Of 500
Of his men 10 the fetish
s>ata-H goaS. ~
The Manson House iani Tor The relief Of the SUI
iersrs ~ the - John ars nov amounts to sis,Soa
scrrtrsE~raAr cnKDfr rsLKED 90.
TIE Dolly Telegraph. % ne leading editorial referring
10 Mr. Gsdstopss stter. announces positively that the
vote Tor supplsmeatsry credit Will come before Par
lament ~hsn the course Of public business aud
oerrcnt events iayor 40 application Tor u.
NV cuISess IDEAS
The Chinese soverpmsss has eonsested TO negotiate
WITH the Treaty Powers Cor lsyying the ieksn at
consular ports on more liberal principles than are
established by the chefoo Convention
c0xDfri0x 90 Ess urItSs
Her physician reports that Nine 1ticns has been
IN q very PROSTATE e0ndltloa since her journey to
Xorthinr