The New York Herald Newspaper, May 11, 1867, Page 7

IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE. eee Special Telegramstothe Herald. Tho Luxemburg Question Sotld andthe Peace of the Old World Secured. Oficial pI by the British Cabinet, ‘Zhe Grand Duchy Weutralixed Un- der Guarantec and Prussia to | ; tobe Razed. “A ‘EXCITING OEBATE ON THE REFORM BILL, A FRANCO-AMBRICAN A aaAaIN, CABLE. vy be Advance ia Consols, Cotton Pm Five. Twenties, BY THE CABLE TO MAY 10 . THE PEACE COWORESS. ‘SPECIAL h. Teen To me Tr HEMALO. @ho Luxemberg Question Settied and Peace Mocared ey Guarantoo—Prossia to Evacuate the Fortress. and the Werks te be Bazed— ‘The Territory of the Grand Ducky Neutral- Seed Under. Sle ef Helland, &c. Lowen, May 9, 18 1867. | The representatives of the Great Powers com: minsioned to the Peace Congress in this city re- assemblcd in.session this afternoon, after the ad- Journment witch took placé of ‘Tuebday and con- * tinned over Weahesdiy: ‘Tho wecond Me, ont a9 Wetdted Franiog dnd Piusii, the Grand 0) Flee question ti ° Wig the: recorded: cmainutes of the Congress ' Lax: eraburg remains under the rule of the King, of “Hotiand. ‘Whe woutralization of the territo y of the Grand Duchy witt be guaranteed by the great Powers of ‘Yee fortvesa of Laxemburg will ve evacuated by the Prussian troops, and razed to the grovod. | _ of faxomionng: éxcept @ force which may ‘be, * pocesaary to maietain erder and prescrve the ‘The pressure which was exerted on the plenipo- teatiaries ia the Congress by the defiaut attitude whiok the oppoding Powers—France and Prassia— ‘matateined towards each other, combined with’ the kuowiedge which the members hed of the great war preparations which were being cerricd ‘on on the Continent, led (o a very speedy action om the part of the Conference representatives, There sow remains, mercly, the official and ex- eoutive details of the proceedings to be settled, whioh wil! be done in due form and speedily. The treaty of settlement, which will of course * be property mamed and intitled, will be signed ‘on Pride or Saturday next. ~ ‘TRE SEWS IN PARLIANEAT. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD. Kart Werbs’s Announcement in the Hause of Lerds, &e. 3 gun's Hover, Loxnon, May 9, 1867. 5 . ‘The House of Lords met imsession thisevening. Seon after the assemblage of the Peers, Hurl Russe! rose and asked @ question of the Cabinet with reference tothe prospect of a settlement of tee faxemburg difficulty by the Peace Congress. Karl ierby. replying to the question of Earl Russell, si'd that the Conference, or Peace Cone gress on the Luxemburg question, met ia session to-day, and he believed, jadging from the ofticia! reperts of the proceedings which had reached him, that all the existing difficnities would be im- mediately overcome by negotiation. No treaty, onethiag, in fact, had been yet signed, bat there re- mained 10 doubt that the Nueen peavically sooured. peace of Europe had THE PEACE GUARAYTEE. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THe HERALD. Mord Stnaicy’s Announcement iu the House of Commeons—What Eogtand Gunranters—The Situation Critical and Prompt Action Ree Pg sry: Ques’ Hore, Loxpes, | May 9, I887.j ThoHouse of Commons assembled this evening. Mr. Cavouchere alluded to the Peace Congress megotiations and inqwred if the English govern- ment intended to guarantee the neutrality of Iaxemburg without first taking the opinion of Par Hiament on such an importent subject and go serious an official proceeding | Lord Stanley, Porsign S ‘Dehalf of the Cabinet, seid the Peace Conlerence had met in session for the second tdme to-day, and altiough he could not at present enter into a detail of the proceedings, he might report that a substantial arrangenent had been 1 the matte e cretary, replying on members of the arrived at in the Conference on + rain Mapule, so that anamicoble setilement of the Lux: erabueg question was praction!'y realived at this taoment. (Loud cheet followed the announcer "\ament.) Lord Stanley orooseded to say that he con ‘| aad proposed in the conference—when by so doing has proved w nueced with : voubject perigee far RTE at . _| Mr. “Discaeli’s , compromise, amendments. to the No troops will be retained within’ thé” cf Ls sh a will certaialy dissolve ‘the Parliament ad Soar ; Wew YORK HERALD, “SATORDAY, MAY D, e67TRIBLE SHER — a gratulated the House of Commons, and congratu- lated the country at large, on the fact that the good sense ond moderation of the Powers pri- marily interested as parties in the Laxemburg dif- ficulty hed had the effect of arresting the an- speakable calamities which would ensue to the people from a European war. (Lond cheers.) With respect to the part taken by her Majesty's government in the matter the Cabinet acted, in eccordance with constitutional usage, in thetr ministerial responsibility aa the official advisers of the Crown snd Spvereign, which responai- bility, as well ag the reasons which ia- duced them te wadertake it, they were ready ..t0 vindicate to Parliament and before the couatry. The matter had become very critical. Ministers were informed every moment, by telegraph and otherwise, of the increasing Gravity of the case, #0 he (Lord Stanley) could |. not take upon himself to postpone or delay.an |. amendment desired by all the parties interested— he ‘would ‘most likely prevent altogether the mapturing and giving expression to the seatiment. With-reference to the guarantee of the neutrali- ty of Luxemburg, he (Lord Stanley} regretted to observe that the House of Commons should show ® susceptibility with regard to the action of the Cabinet, for he also voted the guarantee. The: members of the House were aware that Eagland aud—-what . was,.an uncommon oocurrence— the remainder of the great Powers who were Parties to the Huxemburg and ‘Belgo-Holland treaty ofthe year 188, had absolutely guaranteed the territory of Luxemburg te the King of Hol- Yand at that time, What the goverument had now doue Was mérely to adapt that guarantec to the present circumstances of the Case, and ren- der it efficacious in view of the changes which had taken place in the Germanic Confederation. Min- isters had not extended, but, on the contrary, had Father limited the guarantee incurred in 1839, and by'thataction contracted the respousibility whieh the country sustained under it. n4 The present wegotiatioas would be breught toa conclusion, within the space of a few days, aud then the whole of the papers. connected with the proceedings of the London Peace Congress of 1867 would be laid before Parliament. (Loud oheering followed the close of Lord Stanley's apeech.) THE DERBY REFORM BILL. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE WEAAL. n the Disrneld ise , Amegdments Me. Gladstone and Mr, Bright in Fierce -Greaiinn— he Issue Voubiful, &e.0 i be QuRsn's: Hors, rs »Aeommon, May 9, 1867, 23 tie House of Commons, this evening, mem: bers were, engaged ima debate on the subject of Original Dorhy reforay wilt. Gtadstpae, €x-Chuiidelive of the Excheyeer, Gelivered « powerful speech against the amends ments and in opposition to the Government policy. The debate is very animated and the House ex- cited. " A division ia expected to tuke place to-night. ‘The imme of the division is dowstful. Ifthe Derby ‘Cabinet is defeated the Premier ‘Cleving Mpeeckes ef Gladstone nnd Bright— Keply of the Cenncellor et the Excheener— ‘The Division—Goeverament Majority Sixty- Hore, H wix. Lospos, Sere 10—1:30 A. M. During the close of the debate ia the House of Commons on the’ Disraeli compromise reform amendments, Mr. Gladstone said the govern. | meat bill was a shallow, transparent and dis- simulating pretence of a measure for the exten- sion of the franchise, and he deapaired of its ever being mate s good or beneficia! ove by amend- ment inthe Honse. Mr. John Bright delivered a speech, in which he @eclared that the Derby bill was the most unjust aud offensive measure ever Beanies ‘to the Com- mous of Haglend. Mr. Ror buck and Mr, Disraeli defended the. gov- ernment bill and plan. The debate closed afierthe “— of the Cran, | Irae cellur of the Exchéqner. Straugers-were then excluded ‘irom the house and the division taken, When the doors were opencd it was declared that thé vote was for the government bill thas :— Majority for government......... The announcement of the conioruen received with loud and protracted cheering from the minia- terial benches. ~ WE REFORM M_ AGITATION. SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THe WERALO. Condact of the Cabinet Towards the Leaguers in Hyde Park—The Home Secretary Ten- dere His Resignation, &c. Queen's Hors, Loxvox, May 9, 1867. Tu the House of Lords this evening, Karl Derby, in reply to a question and remarks of Earl Cow- per with reference to the Reform Leaguers’ out- door meeting held in Hyde Park en Monday the 7th instant, said that he, as head of the Cabinet, took upon himself fally the responsibility attach- ing to the course pursued by the Government on the occasion. Sir Robert Walpole, he said, had tendered his resignation of the office of Home Secretary. A debate enaued on the subject of the Hyde "Park demonstration of the reformers, in the course of which Earl Russell and Barl Grey censured the course and conduct of the Government in severe terms. TUE PRESS DESPATCHES, The Taixenbnte Question. Tomvon, May 9—Kveniog. The Peace (onference held its second session to-day. } Cord, 48s, fd,’ Barley, 42, 94.’ Oats, 3a-Td Pens, 4a eran by oth is Eenegeen, Powers participating nds ari of Laxomb age te Earl Derby stated in the Parliament last be tat he of the peace of Europe no THE REFORM QUESTION. Mr. Walpele’s Resignation and Successor. Loxpos, May 10, 1867. In the House of Commons last night a division took Place om an amendment made by the government to the Reform bill, and the amendment was adopted. ‘The Hon. 8. H. Walpole, Home Secretary, has re- signed his position im the Cabinet. ‘The Now Appointment. replaces Mr, Hardy as Chairmaa of the Poor Law Board. ‘ GREECE. ‘The Envey to the United States Ea Reate. May 10, 1867. “has sailed for Azserica, A MEW CABLE LINE. RYSRaYSE: Ones on Sonrionn arept oan Pan, May 10, 1867. ‘The now Franco- American Telegraph Company, which proposes. to lay an electric cable between Brest and Halifax, has Leen prom sed the-support and assistance of -the imperia! government. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Loxnos, May 10—Noon: Conaols bave advanced to 92 for money, ; AMERICAN. SECURITIES. ‘The following are the opening rates :— United States five twenties. oe Coees shares The bulliow in the Bank of Bogtund has decreased ‘£119,000, Lonpow, May 10—2:30 P.M. Erie and Iilinois railway shares havoeach advanced *< per cent since the opening. fLaxnon, May 9—2 P. M. ‘The money market is active, and consuls have ad. Yanoed 14, being now quoted at 91%. . AMBRIOAN SECURITIOS Are mecha at this hour as follows: United stated five-twenty bonds. Titinois Ganrai away abaros The eoiton market ig irregalar, and quotations Rdote- Livmaroot, May @~-Eveni: Cotton tends dewnwant. Sales to-day, 10,000 3 malddiiug Orieans, 114, Lavsrroor, May 10—Neop. ‘Middiing uplands were. quoted at oppning at hd. 8.11144. The, Broker’s Careutar’ reporth:—Sales of the wpet: 73,000 bales, of which epeculaters and exporters took 22,000, The stovk ia port amonets to $13,000 vaies, in- clading 459,000 American. « Tavrardor, May 1021:30 7. W. § Livanvoou, May 10—Eveniag. ‘The sotton raarket Continned active, and closed Orm at the highost, prices of the day. Tae fotiowing are the anthorixed closing quotations: — ‘Middiing uplands, 1144. ; middting Orleans, 11 *fd. The eales of fhe day amounied to 20,000 vales. laverpeet Breadstufls Market. ome Ereanmdon, May O—Evening. wesnaatutts aré quiet Wheat—Saies of No. 1 stt- waukeo red at If. 9d., end white Califoraia at 14s 64. Liv@root, May 18—Nooa. Cora bas declined 34. ; sates of Wheat—No. 1 Mil. aps pe hit ion ae 64. per contal. " : Tavensom., May 10> Evening. The market is quiet. ‘The market for are re aa = po hae Ibe, Wieat—1ss. for Woltern red aud Ad. te California white, Peas have deo’ Timed to 43a, 60, Civerpee! Provisions Marke:. . Lirenrost, May 9—fveni Provisions are generaity without” change. Pork, T7e. ~v 1234, 30. Lard tiem and advanced Livervoor, May 10—Nooa. deo May 10 Feniag wre shows Bo oe 4 prices, Parks tin 4, Beet Lari 26%. pot Bacon £92, Cheese woay hay) po oidoliog American. Liverpee! Pradace Market. May Le pra vg Low pug ty market isactive. isutch standard has 4 Ba, ape 2, Loxvox, May 9—2 P.M. The wbetiet for ougar te rm and quiet s!'3ts, per owt, tor No No, 12 Pate) «standard. Toxpox, May 10—Evening. iron steady at Sas. per ion Tor Beoten ia. eee and unchanged mh prices; Calcutta I (crude), 652. per quarter. Aatwerp Petroleum Market. lespos, May 10—Noon. A despatch from Antwerp, received last ni reports standard white petroteum eeiling at 43 francs bt, MARINE INTELLIGENCE. Lavenroot, May 9—2 P. M. The ships Gartand and Explorer sailed from this port er ray Sourmaxron, May 10, 1867. The Hamburg American Packet Company's steamship Borussia, Captein Handon, which left New York on the ‘26th ult., arrived at this port yesterday, and after land- ing her English passengers and mails, sailed for Ham- Livemroot, May To, 1867. Farmovra, May 10, 1867. ‘The steamship Mississippi, Captain Sumner, which left New York om the 27th of April, arrived here to-day, and sailed again for Havre. ‘Lavanroor, May 10, 1867. Artived—Ships Fort George, Captain Welch, from San Francisco January 10, and (©. 8, Thayer, Captain ‘Thompson, from New Orleane March 98; and bark Sophia, Captain Mather, from Galveston March 16. DETAILS BY MAIL TO APRIL 27. ATwans, Maogaris, the envoy of Greece to the United States, |. brated in the Vatican, tho Basilica, and the Sixtine over which the Pontifical fiag still floats. conséqueatly been full of naval officers, for a! gnd 6 French war steamer have also sent up their pro- Portions of uniforms, officers of ail nations arriving'at Civite Veochia being cager to obtain leave for e rapid ‘visit to the Eternal City, The railway between the port and the capital has been for some days traversed in opposite direotious by « team of maval men, who visit the wonders of ancient ‘and modern Rome, and a stream of Romans and foreign- @ go to visit the marvellous American Monitor at Civita Vecobia, T have to beer testimony to the extreme courtesy with which Captain Beaumont and his officers have admitted ‘Visitors, and the extreme surprise as well as admiration of the latter at the external ovening. Of tho 18ib, iu company, with tue in com, Apeeats..tee anion, Where they will find the fe tied States war steamer Colorado and the cunboat Frol! mocennrck remncins 0 for the anne at agg Vechla visit wopean ports ae A are ae to reach tots as Bae po politi news toatnd you. Everything’ int a i, and the, ans Seema to be thriving and hay bis off ber iy on oes the 0 ro. Passion no er ody and ne 8 oul endured by Pio Nono to those of our Saviour, om Mount f, Yat, to follow up the simile, concludes that a §3e, : ‘fesurrection for the Church 18 also at ‘band, when the Roman Pontiff shal! glor'oas!y triumph over all his enemies. ‘Yo-morrow his Holiness will wind up hiw really laborious Eaater daties by imparting his apostol c benediction, sri ef ovl4, from the baicony of St, a, and the con; eight-seers will disperse imme- diately to the four punts of the compass, the Western mye greene absorbing a large proportion of them; for of the ladies who have occupied the tribunes rected for the convenience and sefety of the fair sex, in ‘St. Peter's this week, ES se mets husdred are denizens of the United States, We have had no very illustrious European visitors, the exception of the old King Louis, of Bavaria, a Princess of Wunombary. rather exciting scene took place on Tuesday even- be Colisena, the interior of which is devoted to. devotional exercises, particatarly daring tho present Easter period. Preachers hoid ferth to the peo- from a. wooden platform, and processions go the Founds of the fourteon stations of the Via Crucis crected in the arona. At six P. Mf. on the day mentioned, be hoa Cardinal Pitra was heading the proversion with a Gracifiz rie his hand, by Monseigneur Bastide and other preiates, aud followed by a crowd of tho faithful, a ioarne ntieman, Don José de ae recently mar- descended to the mpper stories of tie colossat peer with his“bride, and was reciting to her with excited voice and gestures some vorses row Victor Hugo—a poet whose productious do not exactly har monize with the scene going on below. ntti Lae The Spaniard’s gesticuiations were considered sive to the religious character of the procession. Fespectfal to the Cardinal who headed it. Enthesiasts were not wanting to volanteer ttumediat for the cap- of aouaves, ture of the offender, and a flying coiuc: sbirri and civitinns started at once for the ished. atand a severe scold! from i. Catdiual tae attic, offender has beet ar $ ‘THE EASTERN QUESTION: SPECIAL COBRESPONDENCE OF THE WERAL®. Eftects aad Division of the Froperts. Cons ravrinvete, April 6, 1887. Whai a ciiange has taken piavo since ny last visit to Stambont, not a change in the pleturesquely aitnated hali-moon city, whore streets are inst a8 dirty ana full of dogs and cats as ever, but a change of (he political Insti. tutions of the Osmanil aud (heir prospects of ruling tis country much longer. You ces thai balcony thers? asked. 8 goudine Tork yesterday, while J wae waleing with him before the beautifnt “gitchade,” tho rose house of tie lovely garden cailed Seral'. From that balcony, said ‘be, polntiag at the dame time to the ars. sory gaichane, surrounded by the nabove of Redsbid Pasha proclaimed the ( siebraied Te was at the time when Sultan Abdul ascended the throne, It appears to mo. Redsbid Pasha standing there yet on the immense crowd z5 and rejuleing that he with impunity could set forth the poraiclous and foise docisiaes to des Gvman. 4A Gilichane Kiilevane !”” (ob, (hom informal cosehouse) con- tinted my Tarkish friend in-quita am ecstacy, thou art the cause of ail our misery and the dowafall of the em- pire; thou nast overthrown old sciences, o!d castoms aud Md virtues; thon bart tried to transform the Oemautl into Vreagi, Dat the experience of sears proved that the Oomanti could neither comain Osmanli aor becoae Prongit These remark¢ of (he oid man characterire completely the sitration of the Tarkish emp re, While the Mo- bawmedaa poptiation adopted such now ideas, which had no other effect npon tho same than to binder tthe progresa of tho Osmanti, (he Christisa peoples acqaired slowly aud quairlly western bebits sed civittzacdon. What tie Turks adepied of Guropean _ crvilt- eativa since the proclamation of the Chatti- bam) concisted of bat aal ‘ormalitios, ho Armea‘ans amd Geceks, altvough nt thoronghly impregnated with westewm ideas, became at least soMciently nequainted with ceeidental edueation ta orter 0 feel the'f own weight, The Armenians and Gr eke. svon lifted their hoads higher than the Torks were wort ‘0 See jucm do The former anbmis- sive and hb demeanor of Lhe you-Sohammedan peo- ple gradually d-sappeared, in congequeace of which the Gsnanti lost more and more terra firma, for the very ron Maal they could aot bocome sicag. and aot re. in Osmant!, a the ofl men told mo while waltzing me him in the garden of the Serail, Wich Lhe adoption of European notions the empire was hetcd to crumble to pieces. This process mny be retarded, bat it never can bo stopped. Tho real diveave of the “ack man’ fa, however, not his old age, not the inimicat attinde of uis neighbors, but it {a the inedicine. offwred to him by hus Dest and apparently most sincere <riedids, Had the Torkish gorerament msde redical changer and adopted real reforms in its tate machinery, instead of surrormd- ‘ne itself with the gewgaw of Resopene _ ic Tepreseotation end the =, & c or Western Mintoteriat government case “would stand quite differently tu Turkey from what i does now. Wholesome reforms in the administration of the differ. il a] H ifee i : tj I: Fx& ie i i #5) i ik it zi z : s5e HI i I ii 3 i of | i i i F 4 il : ; for the Neva know too well that the Se aheotsedis dee Ries Sat by yA my Lf the desting of this old country. Iterdle is out,” ite are pum mn eaten wae aod Reveals oa be. wart ta tee somton Grape ‘a cor eeverbenens tux omen | Seal }-and Serviaw colors oma floatanle oy wae over } neroet st eee The tatpe of Prines: Michael of Servia to this city has, wt eg, 0 8 8 matter of course, occasioned a vast aimornt of gos- lp im political cirolee aa well as, among the rajabs in | Bal ie eid Bees general. Itis hardiy worth while to repeat all the dif- wit F Si ‘Stores in the Ui tant ferent ramors, or even a part of them, concerning the renee tte iad oF Siw object of the Prince's personal appearauce at the capital of the Turkish empire, for nothing dedaite can be known of the stipulations which will be made betweon the Sut- tan and the Prince before the agreements are announce d im the official paper. I only can siate to-day that the reception of brother Michael at titis city was a splendid affair, “ The Sultan sent the beautiful yooht Sabauied, with his Adjutant, Djemil Pasha on board to Varna, to encort the Prince to Contiantinople, where lie wat lauded op- posite the imperial residence, Dolma Bagdsche, On his LP Repel ce the ae taeete oF eegrcbalion sews bgt HRQERS AU Rate VERA HE. characte: Approved Rosi) insetiati pp by pe ic wt Kod caly PREVENTIVE: REOU EST ona ‘Tonic of the age, a4 the SUR yamedy, we austen few of ps pw Bao 33 Londen Bopthy Wr aaa ae BSTI! arrival he was received by the inperiat Master of Cere- ces oe ait he, monies, Kiamil Bey, greeting itm in the name of the ee Mrs. CAROL, aN MOMTADI OFFS MALY KET Aer ys 'DEvor FOR AMBRIO“, Sovercign, who waited for the, Priuce. im. ais imperial Palace, at the entrance of which the Grand Vizier, Aall Pasha, had posted himse!/, to conduct Prince Michael in the most cordialand frieudly manuer into the cabinet of the Saltau. When half an hour's interview ued taken place between brother Michael and his sorereiga and at which aobody bat the Grand Visier was, present, the Emperor condescended gracefully to have prasouted to himself the Prince’s suite, Aller (bis job the Servian, Michael was escorted to the palace Moachiak, which stately, edifice Lad been ex- Dreasly Axed up for the distinguished personage. Ho hardly bad combed his air and brushed bis mustaches when the ontire diplomatic corps at Constantinople waited upon the Prince at the Mosohlak, The re coption, was of course’n magnificent one, ‘for the uniforms of the diplomatisis were decorated with all the colors ox the rainbow; tho breasts of wome were almost plated with orders and on their heads walted high tiftsof feathors, Tooking like South Curolion palmettes, "Tha ‘Prince drove. on the following da Porte, whera he was received by dignitanes and the Grand Vizier. Immediatoly Y er inte cul at the Sublime Linatntg egaionect op Se ro the ce- ‘80 OR arautee Powers, Pathe te third day, that tine 4th tust., For safé at the privet drngg fF aa tatty greg A.-Mra. 8. A. AL Alle: Tinprorod HAI® SESTORER (An AND PERAK REDUC AD PRIOR § aes PRR BOTEER, AN the High heat Promiu Luck stiles Sewlag Machines, manutactured 74 A Witeon o Manutnel ioe ‘Company. Sold only by Rl okey Ci sens Rat 3 Broadway. tout’ a: aunts the fang capa glided by, Cuore. Leaegont stock in im this city. BROKAW, BROB, to the sublime the Graad Viaier and tie other Ministers of the Sultan drove up to catia, Are ¥ rest bya 98, Dine teeth? If so, Low's 800% anare wt feret ieniuedl and i perfocty 3 ante i Be sare 4 Rs, ow 's residence, 10 make their oi ia couctuston of the etiquette visits the do lomatiste, with the palettes on their dignitted | 1% aguin in the afterucom of the dcu—ihas the rr, of bidding one aaother go As T remarked before, nobody: can make at zort of treaty wilt bo arranged between Servia and Turkey paths the, Prince's visit; but one geoms to bo believed, namely, that Serv'a will soon bave a fester amo ir amennt ot of a from Tarkiah dy 3 ver stcoens yor hs io tho way of ‘iberating his countrymen from the Mohammedan yoke, he at feast can be aatisied with the aplendid hr oa received in a Oh will rele having the fae 1 wrapper. All of! indies, ee the. Pre Ae ge A satore devolo we, or 1d Bast Treal'ein be ichecisc “romantic” city. The Orientals: like public ar know well bow to “do up such vimanas tile gt ar te veoomin: iste tholr Asiatic Taste. ‘The Prince wilt retare ia on the 7th inst, to via ‘The Serder, Omar arrived here last week. | He had epvetai interviews with the Grand Virer and (he oe ee a9 ai anda aarets othe Vetta gureaon * Boigmide will n6t toad :h6) ions meres YACHTING. A Now Me ic Mow, marines he Regotations ofthe ‘Smeg ry ont Broadway, veac Fourth New Yerk Vache Clab--An Ocona Sweev- wtake—The Futries-Tho June Keantia. Under ihe old rales of the New York Kavht Ciub (he sie ae ite Va we, stem enteies for the Suns regatta have been confined mainiy Coder at to the cmatior class of yachia, the adraniuge in fcod —* Your trookee ane ‘Hone allowed thea veing only ecvovecabie by tue larga Peat eae eee yaokts ine stif breere ead with» heavy sea. A change a in tie regulations has Jou been made, bs. which, by a “ My he Fig th cue wonkd ae sort of sliding soale ia thus dilferonce of time, the (wo peste ase pole ay tocens (oe clamson of vesrels are pat on an ei ehh wit ia. ai 1 having eae creide the entries for the June segalia, which bitherto PARE AAR INS Poot Sac has pet been mach 10 favor withthe ‘arger. yarhis, and Bea: ‘wit impart an wonewal inierene in the contest. rei ore grr ‘owiaers of saverai of (em havo, we avderstand, already signided their iatention to compete, and the regaity a prourtses to be one Of ke Most attractize that haw ag yet taken place in our wators. Yan use - In return for the concession thus made (he soniter yaohts are, we undersiand, to be altewed to enter tor the alnentitel Bee grand ocean swoepelake (the owners to go ia tneiv own Pontltul” he reatys ioe ie boata) which is to come of on Tusraiay, July 11, Fam tty tho course laid down being frow the tight ship off Sandy Hovk to Cape May and back to the place of starting. ‘The agreed distance is two huadeod miles, aad the (ab rules end allowances of time are to be according to the mew regulations, The contest is to be open to yachts belonging to Baglish yacht clubs, aud toe prize is to be a silver tea service, the winner of the race to give a dioner to the owners of tae paclts eutered, The catrance fee ig Axed at Aity doliars, Too fotlowing yactis have boen sntoced:— nyerkoe Cane simption, OMicn Sat Fi nse wee Mt ee rae conc’ & Baiecr testa Knox, the ¥ (enn Maver, re 4 ind “ea ‘eva eet a iat ve eer sees ro cures oy BAYNE PRPRCTORA NT. The books of entry are to be Kkapt open until forty- aig! honrs previous tovthe race, YACHTING (N ENGLAND. inne, Gs sate Programme for 1867 of the Brincipnt Londom | 0%, iia remedy for coughs 30! co a.* bang i wheve, Max 14 —Princo of Wales’ Yacht Club, Virst march - my gatteattagrecna cnn, pro #25. Prom it |e Aenety fm ahe Meeranins,Met iae fir becanse they Mar De topa Tandon Yacht Giub,. Ficst mateb, | firsaretmesate ameen to be good. "hey have ‘rowd ne firat claas cugers, excocding 25 ior two prires, | ise of time, of weak imitators, aud of woyria’ yalne £70 and £20. Course, from Erith round the foners, The reason te. plat forte aroaad original bottle, aud. they are always indard. They are vised in all the secominoaded by piysicinns, and are Gnoea to of - an immediate ictal effect. Nore ight and back to Gravesend. Entries to close fez Royal Thames Yacht Club, sans oe s Sprie valve £100 seccud clase, apr 18 wire, fie, on not exceeding 3, a prize value $50, from Gravesend round the Mouse and retarn. to close gor ae ach Yacht Clad. Ocean mated ; tonne veya Gla and the New York Yacist Club, Pines, ue about £120, Course, from the Lower = into Harwich harbor, First match = Classen; ‘Gest ciam, Tite of entry mot yet Rhenmation. made by De hn Used New York agente, Weim Coamagies, vis RRO Teemu” AMER Joxr Second snd exceeding 25 tows, prizes value clase, not exceeding 19 tons, prizes value £20 and £5. Course in both mi Dida te ee -_—— Light, and retorn to wenead. Entries to close 5 Jane 2. * and store in the city; the beat Lad Royal Le age ® Ban Ragan Catters of the OOF, » o/eatoom bow en sens ing a0 class. exoendivg 12 tons . anata aud wot oye Seen. Ly ll Cg Dhag 4 “i oe " Conn, iam cae ne Kore wt Lang sat Sewteetia Aha, ahip wil pot re. JoLr. 4—Royah Themes Yacht Cub. Match tw pn Inneed bre “ Soe i hy vosnels of any rig betongiag to avy Royal Yacht © we Pan ty % 0; the New York Yacht Club. First prise, value £100; Agu tovenavan, “Cour; ‘ffors ‘the, Sore to t rete | lore to Hav jon a to friewds, Ka~ vor ov all % au me allowance in some of the pas KR, ince of Wales’ secund match i Got YOt | svi denture Mais and price are pat ‘The Vaiver En vorte ’ tone. A ttare t0 Laney RTAATRD ia mess iva: |. x atc OBR es x ’ UITABLE POT ov Lack, @altek NKING 300 ne fier , ee SRS matoninccely oka URANCH: OFFICK, be ERNE sd (ay ta = Te Fi ombid o aiden ae Sheer ae Toke! sa D OFFICE, ul. RY bes rt #PORR, ventral lo. PG arate | Ei Ste street, ap stairs, aud sel)