The New York herald., 1879-07-10
LATEST CABLE NEWS.
Prince Jerome Napoleon Accepts
the Situation.
IRISH UNIVERSITY BILL.
Religious Liberty Granted by the
Gear to Dissenters.
FRENCH EDUCATION.
n. Jules Ferry's Bill Passed by The
Chamber Of Deputies.
RUSSIA AND MERV.
FRENCH EDUCATION.
RUSSIA AND MERV
Arrangements for the Burial of the
Prince Imperial.
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lBy CABLE TO THE HERALD
LONDON, July 10, 1870.
The new viceroy Tewfik Pacha has forbidden
Nubar Pacha to return to Egypt.
Another series OF trials for political offences
commences at Kieff on Saturday.
A. G. FosdyclS colliery proprietor, of London,
has failed, with liabilities of 100000.
The Temps announces that President Gr6vy
will shortly pardon /, ,46S political offenders.
The request of Marshal MacMahon to be per.
mitted to attend the funeral of the late Prince
Imperial has been refused
Frederick Richard Lee, the British landscape
painter, and M. Clement Duvernois, the well
known Paris journalist are dead.
The Berlin correspondent of the Post says
General Won Manteutfel has arrived there, and
that he will become Governor of Alsace-L Lorraine
IN August
The Temps says the report of the sinking of a
steamer on the river Doubs in hurricane, with
great loss of life, reported on the 7th inst. by
the Journal de Ji4ya, is untrue.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times states
that everything tends to show that Prince
Jerome Napoleon intends accepting the position
of the deceased Prince Imperial
Berlin despatch to the Times reports that
General Lozoreff, commanding the Russian ex-
pedtion from the east shore Of the Caspian, is
commissioned to capture and destroy the city of
Nero.
The Berlin students are organizing several
public demonstrations in honor Of Herr Falk,
the recently resigned Minister of Instruction
and Public Worship, and the author of the May
Laws.
The Halie, of Rome, says:-''The contributions
of Peters Pence for the first half Of the present
year have increased by $14O,OOO, compared
with the sum contributed during the same period
Of 1875"
The Tines correspondent at Berlin telegraphs
that soon after the arrival Of Prince Alexander
In Tirnova fire broke out near the Princes
palace and destroyed forty houses. Five SOL
diers were killed.
In the elections for the representation of the
great landed proprietors of Moravia in the Aus
trian Reichsrath the liberals lost six out of the
nine seats which they formerly held. The blow
Is much felt by the party.
HoNoRs TO AMERICANS.
In the list Of the new "Chevaliers of Honor"
published in Paris, are the names Of two Ameri-
cans-William A. Cole and DR.. Warrey Bey.
RELIGIOUS LIBERTY in RUSSIA.
despatch from st. Petersburg to the Daily
Ne,cs reports that disscnters from the orthodox
church, hitherto unrecognized by the State are
to have entire liberty of worship. This affects
10000 900 Russian subjects
THE DEAD PRINCE.
The British troopship Orontes, from Simon's
Bay, South Africa, having on board the remains
Of the late Prince Imperial was sighted off
Eddystone Light at one o'clock yesterday after
noon, and is expected to arrive in Spithead
water ut midnight, where the body will be
transferred to the Admiralty yacht Enchant-
ress, for conveyance to the Royal Military
Academy at Woolwich.
THE PRINCES FUNERAL.
The following are the official arrange
ments SO far made for the Princes
funeral:-The Enchantress will reach
the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich be-
tween five and seven o'clock Fri
day evening. The coffin will be carried
ashore by seanen to an isolated oc-
tagonal dome rooted structure, used
Volunteers The interior of the building.
which is only twenty feet in diameter, will
be drapcd in black. The coffin will be
opened Immediately when it arrives here and
the corpse formally identified There will be %
few watches. Sentres will remain in the
armory all night with strong guard
of honor of the Royal Artillery outside. At
about halfpast five Saturday morning the
coffin will be placed on gun carriage
drawn by eight horses and conveyed to Chsel-
hurst, escorted by the Royal Horse Artillery
THE ZULU CAMPAIGN.
despatch from Cape Town, June "a, via
Madeira, reports that General Crcalock reached
Fort Chelmsford on June 10. A general adj
vance was made on the Goth. and the Umlalazi
River was bridged on the 21st. General New
digate has reached the Upoko River His ad-
vance guard is near 1babnnango Colonel Wood
was expected to join General Crealock in few
days. 1t is rumored that Cetywayo has with
drawn the regiment which was watching the
First division, in order to defend the krual.
The Amatbngas are prepared to enter into an
alliance with the British.
A NEW PORTFOLIO IN ENGLAND.
The present depression in agriculture, trade
and commerce in England has been taken
seriously into consideration already by the
House of Commons The motion of Mr.. Samp-
son Samuel Lloyd Conservative, chairman of
the Associated Chambers of Commerce of the
United Kingdom, In favor of the establishment
Of Department of Agriculture and Commerce,
under special Cabinet Minister, was despite
some objections by the government, adopted on
Tuesday night by vote of 76 to 90.
THE BERLIN TREATY.
Lord Salisbury, in a speech ut banquet
rven to the conservative members Of Parlia-
ment for the city of London, said the stipula-
tious of the Berlin Treaty had been carried out
and that the frontier of India had been secured
by the Afghan war. Positions In the Mediter-
ras,oo IN aid .,aa,at ho Lol hs. 4l, 1...l.s e.