The New York Herald Newspaper, December 31, 1867, Page 6

6 EUROPE. The Fenian Plots and Iveendiarism to England and French Opinion of the Situation. How and Where the Conspira tors Assemble, The Italo-Roman Debate and Govern- mental Crisis, A German Question in the Russo- Baltic evinces. ‘The German ma” steamship Deutschland, Captain Wessels, which vt Bre on the 15th and South- ampton on the 1713 of December, arrived at this port at an carly tour yesterday morning, bringing mail re- ports in ¢ tai of our cavio despatches dated to her day Of saj!’s .rom England, S* Roderick Murchison, tn another letter, expresses Bis bolief that Dr, Livingstone is atill alive, The Queen’s @onsu! and Vice Consul at Zanzibar say that they are forced to the conclusion from the accounts received that in all probability Dr. Livingstone ts the white tray. @iler meutioued in the last despatches received, Advices from Switzerland state that potwithstanding Mo assertion of some of the Italian journals that Prince Napoleon was expected to meet King*Vicior Cmanuel at Monza, his Imperial Highness was stillat bis seat of Prangins, on the Lake of Gonova. Genova! Timachoil, who had been residing at Pau, has eh for St, Petersburg, baving been appointed Minister @f the Pos! Utics and of Telegraphs in Russia, M. de Bonnidres, Frewch Minister at Teheran, a fow @ays aftor bis arrival on tho 19b of October preseuted fh fati audience to the Shab of Persia bis credential as Bavoy Extraordinary and Miawter Pieulpotentiary of the Exmperor Navoieon, . The Viceroy of Egypt and hia Minister, Nubar Pasha, are publirhing at Pans a collection of the ancieut and Modern historians of Armenia. The members of the Armenian Academy of Lazarus, at Venice, and the Principal French and fore ga students of that hteratare @re assisting in the labors, directed by a French savant, M. Victor Langivis, The collection will comprise five volumes, The vet profit of the gaming tables in the little State @f Monaco during 1866-7 was as much a two millions af frauca, GREAT BRITaIN. Ye London Trades’ Council beld a special meeting Bt the Vid Kaliey, to consider the application of the Miners of South Derbyshire for pecuniary assistance to Sustain thoi in invir sipucgle against their employers, who had locked them out, to tue number of nino hun- @red, Soveral of the fargo trade societies were repre- sented, The facts of the case, almost as they bave already Bppeared before the public, were sta'ed. A lengthy Anvestigution i the past condact of the men locked out Sook piuc’, and a resolution was paced umanimonsly to Give Ukem credentials to go to the sociuties for assistance. The proposed Fenian demonstrativa at Glasgow ap- Pears to have had ihe beart crushed out of i by the ews of the Clerkenwell outrage, That tntelliveoce Blirred (he indignation of (he inhabitants to such au ex- tent that persons of all classes fucked to be swora ia as Byecial coustables, The Central Giiminal Poort, London, opened its De- Comber siting. The caleuiar was not so large as nsaal, Dot ft conta ied several crimes of the worst charact Tho prucipal case Wied was tuat of Kdward Giles for Bgamy. Tho parties concorned moved In re-pectabie roles and the pruce: dings were instituted by Lue father Of the Mrt wile, It vioved ja extenuation of the Sonduc: 0, the prisoner (ua; his liret wite bad been |wice Altacked by insanity, aud bad been for six i Beihletvew Hu prat awhion had bee from biv ond Wi was fuly avare of all the circumsiances, jo Was SCO Cheed Lo xX Months’ Imprisoument, Tho Middiosex sessons for Deceuber commenced in London with a caiendar coutainioy the names ot seventy~ ix prisoners, chietly tor feluay Jovo Hall, a man SVDVicl dO} au ulicuipied traud ow we go ni vy the Abyssioian expedition, vitade, the Lu) of emnber, a man named eodered Litmseif to ihe police, saying cred bis iiegiimate ebild, 1 turned a! that bis sory was true, He bad been living with a B young Wows Bamed Eliza Sain, im lyer aireet, Lam- Detv, He had oven out vi work for some time, aud on Sunday aftervos, while the mother was sleeping, be ealing valuable jewelry was divula J ox Sessions, Loudon. A tikeviug perso axe, who gave wp mm Regent street and asked Lo Ho was ob-erved to exafuine Uiom bis eyegiass, and it was also remarked tbat some of tbe Giamonds ad ered to the eyeglass. He was given into @usiody. Ib turned ous Ul ye ghiss had been pre- pared with some greasy sutsance, Tuere were tweuly Siler charges ready to be prorerred against the eccused, He was sentenced to ten years’ penal servitude. A core:p-naeat ef a London jovroal writes from Morthyr, Wate at Prulay evening a moat Alarming acc tho Aberowmboy Pit, in the Aberdare Vailey, wich not only gave an idea of “what viowers are,” but also showed how terrible they are i ther or, aad how, ta all probability, they re the caus of most of our yreat explosions. Two Bundred inen were hard at work, whea one of them Bruck into a fissure, and in a inomenta strong current ef gas burst forth tuat in an toeredible space of time eoupiciely checked the veutiiaiion. The imen flew tor Wore lives; one tame man narrowly escaped suffocation, Bs he Was fot able to ke he rest. Happy Bo one Was Injured, aud f lear the Work wis Of gas and rmtore the Fentile: Hod this wer’ no been discovered at the a had there been one damaged leap, all, or ny @f these two hundred rien would bave beou ssoriticod, Fenian Conspiretors in € Scene at the Matching of the Gaupowder Phot. fRoodon (Doc. 12) Correspondence of Birmingham Post.) ‘On Tucsday might | attended a Fenian ba'l and eutor- fioment na aituy deu, in the neighborhood cf the Westy ins er bridge road The place, which was a of low t was crammed «1b Irishmen and women, Bad to color teune se! of sare, j gs and rect- Mtives, Ail the #o.@r8 Woe large (in Bhamrocks and green ribboo, and the woy im whi b every sentiment ble tendcney wae greeted wih a bowl of embored by a law avthing. to be rei se, ag hat was, peruaps, a rehearsal 4s of the present century, ¥ was in the douse, aud r ding at @f one of the greatent ira M0 Engieh agitator of note BR eas aliogod that t md yet | have om as the Gunpowder plot . rhays our s roal grain wh ong our brethren Melancholy Reaulttn of the Explosion. [From the Lendon Star, Dec. Ly! A young widew, with a rickly looking child in her = applied to Mr. Cooke, ab (ts Cierkenwet! Police rt Yesterday, under the foilowing ons: —-She sad, Laima tailoree. aud my husband wimg dred, leaving me with thie eh td, 1 worked wet Bay brother, who t* a tailor, aad dia we at No, 34 Cor- en fow, the bouse which was blowa completely we by tne orplosion, On Friday tne, 08 goluy to my #1 one o'clock, my browher tot me that | need Mol relurn, a8 there would bo o9 more work to be one that afvernonn, afterwards Brow Toroiture beveath ws killed, and Hoxpital. My brother being wo aa work of mousy to buy food for myreit, aud my object in appiyiog Ww you ie to Fou could gramt me some Lemporary ansintai Dooke put sevoral phot, case which fog now, although outy temporarily, but yo pply hore again to~ given. y having been giv Spplicant, she (backed the uiegi strate aud reured, Aid for the Sufferers. In the course of a meotiog heid at Clerkenwell sud- Beriptions to a larg) amount were nine nc! guimeas from the Marque of No Ancendiariem 1 Other Outrages, the Lohdon Star, Deo. 17, Before anya on Sauday morning © Relic London and Eisewhore= ——<$—<——— ES a ? rn Italian Minister in Paris, was blamed, This ts thé reason why he is being removed from Paris, It was also whis- pered that the relations between Franceand Prussia were ‘Bot of the most friendly character, wi The last number of the Revue Chrétienne contains a2 article from the pen of M. de Pressensé on the part taken by the Freach opposition on the Roman question. That able writer congratulates the members of the left on having treated as they merit the deplorable man)- festations of the last weeks, and of alone hi ad more) courage to enfurl the standard of religious li The opposition, be exclatuis, has shown itvet conser: tive, Bot alone of the transient interests of @ gover von but of what coustitutes the saul of the Franee of 39, In the French Legistature M. Rowhor, replying to M. Haenjena, confirmed the statement that the govern ment had prepared a project for a reduction of tne tat pe teiownnbs. Is would shortly be laid before the bamber, The Petricand Blendard give on energetic dental ton statement concerning the rumored arrival of a Fenech eavey at Mexico, The Eaperor Napoieoa Las nob seul aay represeptative to Juarez, Tho whole of the Freaca troops of the !ino are armed with the Chassepo! le, E Tne Paris Pa‘rie says that the object of M. Belmontt's on duty to the vicinity of Grosvenor square saw flames bu oA from the ad o the brary, a front room of No 4, the property of Mz. Freke, brother of Carbery, lave w the possession of Earl Fuzwilliem, and oy watchmet preiw!: in @ state of great m, pad opeued the hall door, constables, ou iting ‘nie ibe Library, found that @ botile containing bhesubsiance kuown as “Greek fire’ bad been wurown a the window, but fortugately only the ueck o’ the bottie and @ sinail portion of tbe conten jad eniered the apartment A considerable part of the floor was on fire, but the flames seem io bave been soon extinguished, The night porter states that he bad just compieted b13 round of the house when be heard @ crash ai tue window, and on making bis w: stairs Le was nearly suitucaied by “white smok e has, Wo regret to say, up ded the vigilance of the poiice. An- bich there w some reason to belicve has been done by Fen an agents, was altempied on Saturday night, but, Bappily, without success, owing to tts speedy discovery and toe prompt means taken Lo avert what Would dowbuess otuerwise have resulted im the destruc ‘ion of » large amount of valuable property, and would at the same time havo deprived about five . Interpellatioa in the Chamber is a renewal of (he recla- Thane ghectday. night avers quarter artes | ation of sums which Engian owes w Francs i fue Paris Union, in announoine the eleven o’ciock, @ Mra, Cross, the proprietress Dreysee, inventor of the aeedie gun, adda: of a coffee house, and @ portion of whose pre- mises overiook Two Swau-yard, a sarrow thorough- fare leading (rom B.shopegaie street Without to Liver Pool buildivgs, beard a ioud report, avd upon looking out of the wiodow she discovered that the whole of the front of one of the doorways of the exiensive range of buildings ip which Messrs. Varuali & Co, carry ou the business of wholesale clothiers was ia flames, An alarm was at once given. and several of tbe members of ine Bishopsgace street Fire brigade etation were immedi- avely in attendance with turee band eagines, Upou the nature Of the Hire being understood, however, they w not brought into requ sition, but the elforts of the tre- mea were directed Ww subduing ta ee by throwing saud upon them, by whicu mean: ey providentially sucesed d in axtioguishing the tre. Had the disco ery NOL been 80 so0n wide, OF the remedies not dye: quickly a! band, it ts impossible to attempt to estimate the destr:ciion whic might bave followed, The tise ‘creant or miscreants who wera engaged in (his diabolical attempt had evidently, either irom owe other cause, tailed to carry out im its entirety, as they vad not thrown a bot'le of liquid fire nigh envugh to break threugh the glazed framework over door, Fortumutely, appears to have burst juse beneath che glass, avd thus a great catasirophe was prevented, We boiieve tbat it is the intention uf Messrs, Parnall to offer a reward for the discovery of the perpe- trators of the outrage, ‘hat there 18 reason to fear that these wre Bot 1s0\ated cases will be sufficieutiy proved by the fact of certain observations whica feil trou oue of the judges presiding at the « entral Crimuaas Court yesterday. ‘Ihe common serjeaut, at the oonciusion of & Case i tbe new court, addrvssed che jury, and said be Was sorry to inform them that telegrams had been ro ceived announce ug the fact hot several seri us meendiary re of an alarming chaéra tr were going om at that mo- men, and be at the same time said thas he had feit it his Uuty to forward certaia iaferinacion to the Secretary of Stace upon the suby et of the ousrages that bad been cominitied, oF were supposed to be in coptemplaiion, He bad just received a re;iy frow Mr. Haroy marked “private aad conideutial,”” Lut be m ght inform (hem Wat it coniained a satement to the elfect. that three at- tempts nad been made te caus* conilagratious in Loadon by means of iquid or Gre-k fire, ataiaa be raised to him? Perhaps so. Bat Gartveldi will certainly not aid in collecting subseriptions, asthe Generat must bvave but @ sight enthusiasm with regard to che peedie gua.” Napoleon’s English B Scene nt the Pree sentation. [Paris (Mec. 16) correspondance of London Star.) Friday afternoon a dep on from the Bible Soctety and the Varis Conference and Evangelization Commit tes, consisting of Lord Shalte-bury, M._ Vernea, Dr, Bergne, Rev. £. Foroes, Rev. J, Davisand Rev. M Day, D. D., waited ov the Emperor, at St Clond, to present addrefses ihaaking his Majesty for the readicess ad liberaity with which every facility had deca afforded for carrylug out Evangelistic efforts duriug the period of the Exhibition, Lord Sbafvesbury, beforo reading the adress from the Bible Society, cur lisliy thanked the Eusporor for te desire he always evinced to promote a good feeling bo- tween Eugiand and france, He then read tne address and presented a very handsowely bound copy of the Bible to his Maje ty on betaf of tae bible society, whieh the Emperor receiyet very graciously, He seemed much struck wiih the fact that the Bible had been translated tute 173 languages, The Rev. J, Davis them read an address, sincerely thanking his Majesty for tho liberal and ‘kind pir't shown to those engaged in Chrisuan works im and aroand the Salio Evaugélique curing (ue Exuibition, The Rev E. Forbes, chaplain of the Englsb church, Rue d@’Agueasean, then thinxed his Majesty for the fiberty and protection afforded to bimaslf and hia minis- terial brethren of the Church of Bagiand engaged ia their atated work iu Paris [He also tnanked his Majesty for the readiness w th wuich a site had been granted by the government for the oreciton of a temporary Epis copal church to accommodate the numerous Engiisi and American visitors to Paris during the time of tho Exhibition. The Ewperor, who recoived the deputation moat gra- ciously, hav ug stated it was a principle uf his gave meat to give provection to all religious bodies, thanked them for the very kind ex»ressions used towards Dim, which be aggured tuem he felt deeply, GERMANY. The Vienna Morgenpost of December 16 says:—We un- derstand that with the new year Baron Werther, the Prussian Ambassador, wiil assume the titl of Ambassa- dor of the North German Confederation at the Court of Vi and ina reecnt sitting of the Prussian Parlia- ment Count Bismarck juf rmed tho members that all tho Prussian cavoys to the principal courts wilh shortly be recalled, to be immediately reaccredited in tho name of tbe North German edoracy. Thig step, though in siriet accordance wich the federal charter, has been post- poued {ru a desire to spare the sensibiiities of tho Injvor princes beionzing te the re/otmed commonwealth, Tn (he same legisiative sitting the measures recentiy taken by the Russian government for suppressing tie German fanguage tn tue Baitic provinces were ce: plained of by some deputics, Herr Lowe said that if the Russian goveroment thousht itself entitled to inte: fore iu behaif of the Rayah on the ground that ihe Christian subjecis of the Porte had acemmon religion and laaguage of thelr own, Prussia had no less protect the German Protescants under the Iau: ‘seop- tre, hose Germans bad rst colon: the Balti¢ pro- vinees, and if daring the msny divisions of the hely Reman empire Couriand apd Livonia had been Jost oa its ea-teru borders, as wre Alswcd and Lorraine on the western, Uoat was Bo reason Wly the Russian govern- Mout should not be made to respect privileges condrmed by ruceesive czars In answering this interpellation, Count Bismarck evinced a marked ire to remain on good term: with the St, Potersbure Cabinet, He could not intert the domestic policy of a iriewdiy Power, and was of wounding the senmbilitie: of @ neighboring race, Paseing over to anotuer grievance given uiterance to by & preceding speaker, he adm ited tuat the position of the province of Eastera Prussia ip being cut of from Russia oy @ preibtive tar@ was very melancuoly. Eastern Presa, ail hut shut out from commerce, was condemned 10 au agt.culiural existeces by tue Russian. Swearl im the Special Constables. The government bave taken additional precautions, und we bave authority to state that tustructions were vesterday sent {rom tue Home Secretary to tbe veviries of the Various metropoliias parisues, inviting thea to swear jo special consabies to assist the poiwe in the proicetion of public and private property iu the me- Wopolis against incendiary fires or over secres apa daa gerods meaus by which the lives and property of the Joyat subjects o: mor Majesty m'ght be eudangered. In view of the great public anxiety which prevails oa this subject, aud Lue unvappy growing fecling of & seuse of insecuri y both as regards persons and property, it may be as well to state what precautions and measures the police have really wxon tu order to mees auy exwer- gency which may arise, Tbe police autuorities at Great scotland yard, acting in concert wish the Tome Office, huve disposed of ine whole ot the force under their command ta a macner which 19 Fogarded a3 the Dest \or thei protection against Fenian outrages, ‘The severai detachments and stations have beea placed within rapid Coumumication, and the re- serves are on such @ footing that very strong bodies of armed police, mounted and foot, can be quickly de- Spatcbed to any part of the metropolis. The officers of te Guards are aiso prepared to sappore them on the ia- stant, Within @ few miputes @ strong torce of the Guards and police cond be brought into action, aud, if , ib & Very sbort time Lhey would be aiued by ousands of troops, ull of whom, + may de ia- g lo Know, carry tue Snider rifle. It is of ecurse vie lor the sharpest to foresee every way Feniauism may be displayed, especiaily a3 tseso envinies 0! public order have sbown that, in their desire todo wischiel, they are regardiess of their owa lives aod even those of tueir friends and leaders whom they eudeasor ve aid, Examination of the Alleged Clerkenwell Conspirators. [From the London star, Dee. 17.) During the whole ot yesierday morning much aneas|- Bess prevaiiwd in the neighborhood of the Bow street Police Otlice, and crowds, swaiter or larger, asrembied from time to time iu tue sircet, in expeciation that the | government, prisooors, Timvtay Desmond, Jeremiah Aven aud An- Zialer's *,a semi-official Berlin paper Sami woutd be brows y nt up for fercher oxaraination, No hour vaviag beeu lixed for the hesring consideravie UncertaMy arose; and many persons, alter waiting about the neighborhood fer iwo or thre hours, came to the conclusion that the prisouers would uot be brougnt before tie magistrave to-day at all, The intervais were ebiivened by tue discussion Of various rumors, more or tess probable, improbubic, ansurd or impossible. One statement Was that ao attack had beea made, or was about to be wade, om Mi!vank I'tisoo, where it was al- leged the prisoners were confined; another tbat the Police court was to be blown up with grenades, or wita Uarrels of gunpowder, cuarged with slow matches, to be thrown in Carough the skylight from adjoimmg bull d- ines; a third that Burke and Casey wore condued at the Tower of Loudon, which butiding would be swrmed by Fenians im the ajverooon. At about twenty minutes past three o’clock Sir Thomas Henry took his seat upon the beach, and the three prisonera were placed at tne bar, The fomate prisoner, Jusin, was assisted into the box by a female auendant (Mra, b, the searcher of the Bow wrcet station), and Was accommodated with a seat, uperintendent Du fore commencing the proceedings, let me baad 1 reocived as to the Leaiih Correspondent. ib Says that the French dipiomais ip Southern Germany are busily emploved im recommending allnce with France as the great aiholic and conservative Power, ‘A marriage betwoen ‘he Crown Prince of Holand and Princesa Frederka, eldest daughter of the ex-King of Haaover, ts contemplated at the Hague avd highiy ap- proved at Paria, Ii the rettement between King George end the King of Prussia is rated by we Berlin Cham- bers, the Princess ws expected to bave a dowry of two mition thalers, Generai von Roon, the Prassian Minister of War, will Jeave Beriin for a kouthera climate to recruit his healin, The duties of bis office will be provisionally adininistercd by General Podbiteskt. Ia the sitting of the Bavarian Chamber of Depniies mber 13 the Miltary Keorgamzauon bill came va for discussion. Prince von Hehentone doliv: a speech, im which ho said:—Tbe present feverish siate of (transition readers @ great crisis immineat and demands aa jaerense of military power, ta order that Bavari peaa States, Toe militi lary coustitution of B c purpose, by imitaung te Prossian system Bavaria will obla.n an equaciy good army, and wal be able, i con. Jntetion with wor allies, to’ sepel auy force that way Vureatea Wor rghit. land -ee Lbs. It was accurdtugly banded to Mr, Poland. Mr, Polend—Sir, 1am instructed by the solicitors of the freasury to appear bers w conduct the charge inst the prisoners, bat as 1 bave oniy been receutiy instructed, and 48 inquiries Of Cousiderable importance ere still pending, it will be my duty to ask you fre AUSTRIA. To tho session of the Austrian Parliamont on the 16tn of December, in the committee upon the budget, Baron ferther femaud, Tvere are whneses who nufor- | Boust stated that it was the intention of tbe govern- tuoaiely ars now co.ficed to the hospital im “ consequence of injuries w they Feesived, and | ent-to call together the delegates. of she Hungarian Diet and the Austrien Reichsrath fora short session as thero are other apd various ressons why tho case should sand ov Among others I bave here @ | cory as posible, The chairman of the commuittoe mouical enrbieate Woman at the | sad that it wat devirable the legislative assembiies bar, Anne Justi and that iis of the empire shoult be made acquainted with the views of the commities on the pending questioas, aud he tuerefore Wished to announce that ine Commies was Stoney Of Opiuion the so'vsiou oF tue Re.chsra:ts snould de protvaged. Ihe chairman aud the reporters of the Committers eularged upon tho ceneral political reasous for this step, as well as upoa toe necessity that the Dudcet shovid be seuled, and that the bills relating to retigio’# matters and toose bear: upon polilieo-eco- om.cal questions suould be discussed. ‘Dr. Verger spowe against the present convocation of the Prov.neiat Die [h¢ Galhean members of the commitice replted by rolnting out ihat such convocation of tho Diets wasesvential in order to no ily to thew the sanct.on given by the Emperor to the new cunstita- tion, and aiso that (hey m gut vote the bud .et, The Committee upon the Rad set adopied the govern- ment bill requesting avthor'z tion to cohtinue the pro. vistonal ievy of rates aad (axes, but only for tue noxt three monte. The Ofi vai Gare't: of Vienna, of December 14, pn A report of the Minister of Pootic Instractive to th cons which attended tue Exuc: Undor there ci pri-oners be remanded to rome Most material evideuce Sit Thomas Henry ol Teawonsble one, and tbe prisoners were accurdingly re- manded. Ket ore being removed from the dock Allon asked leave to puta ques fon to ths other prievuers. Sir Thomas Heory—I caguot aliow you to examine your (ellow privoners. Allen—It 1# only one question I wish'to put Sir rhomas Henry—You cannot exam ve tiem, and 1 advive you to reserve for the presemt apy statement you have to make tn delence, to ask that tho when further and French Opinion ot the Fenian Operations. A London letter in the Liver é aro 10 be. rumors in eitealatio aa infernal plan ively bowing up seves don Dy piacing barrels of gunpowder the Enzlai people are filled wih ter- ror, and very rigorous muasures are expected irom the government A levter trom London, in the Journal d: Rowen, has the folowing:—it is dificult to restrain the people, aud immediate vengeacco is loudly demasded, On this occasion twe Fenians have not only perpetrated a crime; they have con. mitted a Beoder, The victims of tholr attempt be tong to the work\ag Classes, #0 that we have to fear rex pris.le and @ war of races; let only one additional act of violence be committed, aud no Irisuman wii be per- sonaily safe ia London M, Louis Blane, writing from Tondon to the Paris Temps on the late dreadful ac: at Clerkenweli prisom, says:—-;tis ths crime, which has been conceived with a cruely so indifferent to he choice of ite victina, andi has buea ex- eouted with eo barbarous @ coolness, to be imputed to the Fenmas? A striking concoerss of circumstance tends to that i 1, Af such is the case, Lreland ‘Will bave reason to mourn, for pothing more fatal could ietry department, which bas standsiil, further aud more decisive progress, With a view to the more comptete and perfect ediucaiion and culture of the peopia, HOLLAND. A difference has arisen between tho government ef Luxemborg and tho Cabinet at the Hague, Holland claims from the Grand Duchy the payment of a debt of about 7,000,000f., which debt cates from the division of Bappeu to her, To exicad the rosponsidility of such an | tne d@odt between Holand and Belgium in 1831. act of (ary to all thy Irish who arg irritated at the | The g of Laxembarg asserts that, on the con- English rate, o even to atl those have beem cained | trary, it is d which is indebied to Luzembu nud stave it 12 resolved to rage of Fenianiem, would no doudt bo id mot unjust aud Gor b, em refer the difference, in c wal chief of the aew ik the question to the arbitrativa of certain Powers, bas been decitned by employ thors are a of thus kom will a bear but oue cry—acry of urnal de ing? The en tn Bt mg! orror, ing of the the J ng Clorkenwelt .—This first explorion of indignation over, RUSSIA Ei sould co weil Ay 9 from the, feartut eveut ~ ve deal at emwoll the fest it contana Let her souud ‘The Bertin correspondent of the London Timer, writing en the 12ih of Decomber, says:—The Livonian Parlle moat bas voted an address to the Crar requesiag the continuance of the German langeage as ibe ofc .al me diam of communication in the Baltic provinces of Rus tia, Though expressing themscives im the most loyal and enbdmissive terms, the petitioners beg to reinthd pths of ber comselence and see whetner she has hever promoted of tolerated 19 foreign covairies under- takings akiv to those which, sve bas vow to defead her- sei aguinst, cho cae fad “eg ao aoxer suill- ciently wither ayainst anism, Has she never encouraged attempts which were neither more lawful hor more seusibio than those of the Fealana? The blowing up of Clerkenwoll jail bes wrested irom ber a ery of and anguish; but did abe exhibit indig- 4 H their soverega that the pri es of whe province feet ~ pre Poh aa eres tate j "4 were e@anctiono’ in the agreoment of Jal; na well a8 iy ‘in the etipulations of the Nysiadt Deing an extreme step, apd the acd previous agiiation, the angwer Vitae tod of peace, The FRANCE, Mail advices from Paris of the Tepresent that 6 wae policy is now being pursued by Russia in her Germ: fetors and as ne Groanls anlating (o,thp comdiion.of the Care, The Russian tari? alterations sball not come into operation before weeny asked by manufacturers and importers of foreign The needle gua adopted peer) Office is of the Prussicn pactera, but the needle the firing is said to be slightly increased. accounts are trustworthy, au ordi has been suspended for four mon! December, the debate upon the foreign policy of the government was resumed, Siguor Crispi continued his Speech by demonstrating the Violation of the Sepember Convention by Frauco, He maintained the universal character of the late Ttalian movement towards Rome, and averred that it was impossi! sould be retained, He pointed out the inconsistency | running. The place was the very nest and centre of between the principles of tho Napoleonic dynasty and | ai th illegal traiic whicn buoyed up for a time the the present ackdu of the Frege Emperor, ‘Varlia- | spirtis of the Southern slavenolders, Tho President ment,” said the speaker, “cann®t discuss or devermine | must not be surprised, however, if look upon it the means of going to Rome. italy must wait fora | from anotner point of view. In the event of a great ra- favorable oyportuuny. The preseut Minia:ry is power- jsion in our OWn country, occasioned by tue per- less tolead Italy to the fuifllment of the nattoual pro- gramme.” Signor Crisp! quoted several former speeches ot General liberal poiiey of vbat Minister, Jowed, includ ng mach recrimisation between the right and the left of the House, Against the attacks of Signor Crispi September Convention and their policy upou the Roman question, Signor Mari, the Minister of Justice, protested aguinat the terms in which the arrest of Gariyaldi bad been condemned, and detended the magistrates who bad condrmed that arrest, . from useiess recrimuation, and toe debate was again ad- Journ ad. A Speech of a Converted Garibaldinu and the « The debate ia the Chamber vas liiherte been calmer than was expected, and bas not yet excited any very toritling interest. speech and revelations expec.ed trom Ratazzi, as likey to be the most interes ing part of the debato, thought been 11] for several that he mig st get fo the Chamber tv-duy, Uut if be does ‘80 i¢ will probably only be to suow tial be is really u: able to spea: enemies, who sucer at his malady aga pre git and de- bounce tim as voluntarily sient, sively was that of Deputy Civiuini, formeriy a decided democrat, a foliower of Garibaldi, faeursor of the ad- vanced section of the left, and editor of one or two radi cal jnurpats, but who, for reasous best known to bimse! pe changed bis fag. and beourmne mod never «ith 8 ich success as on fue-day, when ho made a lovg and really abie specch, in the course of which ho gave utterance lo several very pungeat truths, and al- Uough some of these ratuer surprised one as tssving from bis mouta, they would have been quite io their Piace had they preceeded irom ti ministers These apparently s! ance 9 them: to rek prociaminy unpleasan: facts. without stiot, in forcible and well chosen terms, amid the applause of the right aud the murmurs of the left, On the latter oenches a sirong and disagreeable sensation Was excited when be dectared that, wile proiessing the highest personal esteem and voueration for tho leader under whom he wad thrice borne arms, he was convinced that the creed or aysten kuown as Gori- ba'dinismo must, for hberty’s sake and for the wellare of Italy, cease and disa;pear for ever. ail infractions of coustituted authority, and insisted that no man oF party should be allowed UW» cast off that of Parliament, pressed by the words, *Roine, capital of Italy,’ to be that of piulosopbers, men of ievters, politiciana. He did but Civiniul persisted, you istrue, Begin by y viog that to the muliitude, ‘wage a great war agrinst ius ignorance tiat aillicts our country, and soa wil Be dons more to open to your. selves the road to Romo than you can hope to do by any w-ane enierprises. Lot those who are bent upoa acquiring Rome continue secretly to nurure that nich i reugthen ourselves and secure for ourselves a plaee in the councils of Europe, ba ions) re go 80 often said to be at stake in the another. What want of disnity is there? Do yue to make war upon if not, do not naive that you are keep: show yoursely nb 200,000,000 (athol ¢ leit.) Yeu, gentlemen, 200 000,000, and all the noiso | "akon. you mais Will neither cause them. vo dieappear | 0g White suroud covering tie upper part of Lis houy 5 hor diminish their mumbera Bear in mini 1 ie | Mecap tung down tie back aud the fatal rope Lod & fromuinker who mow addresses you, und who, | found his veck, Waco tue negro came ins gut of the consiivie a formitable power, In proot of | it, ures, bat it was but momentary, On arriving at . \ d tho galluws the maa wa: we ped out of the wagon cast yoor ogee toward Faris, aud ibere Belitd che chdul | she Halons 1 Ne" soaifad Aoma, "He ‘nent tied ©) the r-exutun con pete: ‘Terial papers Lave since veen loud. therefore, bor 16 ordering tho reorganisation of the Ministry of a god => ae nit wile igi was TURKEY. iitve cuudrea wo moera hw eet, ‘The Levant Herald announces that a Council of Minis- A MISTAKE CORRECTEO. ters was held at the Presidency of the Great Council, is New Youn, Doo, 90, 1867, Conviantinople, and that the deliberationg were relative to the coucesmons asked by the Cretoo delegates assem- died at Caven NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1867, German Duke of their oiwn.~ Sho t_us creaied a hostile | meta eget ay Aap Ba gs and, yivt Manifested itself for many yeare ts ovme, ‘Yet a similar Ly esata 4 Russian Fnvalide contains @ series of artie'es eriti- received from Queen Victoria's ambas- government has determined that the 1, 1869, This settles a question long and anx- definitel; by the Russian somewhat shorter and thicker, the rapidity of Tf Russian soldier will easily communities of thuse seas belongiog to different Euro- pean Powera, We believe when the late disturbances occurred in Jamaica, aud the pross of this couniry was filled with violeat denunciations of the negroes, President Johnsen took advantage of the circumstance to sound the fate Sir F. Brace aa to the probability of our ceding to the United Staiea that magnificent, bat up to that time, il-governed island, The excecding'y cold reception with which his over- turea were net induced the Presid or rather Me, Seward, for that astute old man is at ottom of the business, to apply to Denmark, where be bas been more successful. * * President Jobnson is doubtless right in fas- suming that, bad the United States St. Taoias during the late war, there would have been no blockade ‘Tae Mos.owa, of St. Petersburg, ultra-Slavouic ergan, ITALY. In the Maltan Legisiative Chambers om the 16th of the temporal power stent mach natious of the American Fenians, St Thomas and St, John may become convenient shelters from which to annoy the commerce of Kngiand. Cor- tainly, in & war wita the United States, should that calamisy ever occur, the session of these two islands would entirely alter the of power which has hitter‘o subssied betwen this country and Americs We do not point ont these results in any spirit ot hostility to the United States, but rather to show the Dlindness and stnpidity of the > tional policy. of the Foreign Oilice, We are in the act of epending millions under some delusion that in doing 40 w’ are keeping up our prestige in the East Indies, while, without @ protest, without a murmur, without an “excltange of notes, so far as we are at present informed, our greavest naval rival acquires two-islands in tae Woot Indies, avowedly a3 war porta ngaiast poss ble Transat- Taatic enemies, The pre-once of the Americans in ihese latitudes wilt y adisu ting coe Ing Brena Powers in peace as well as in war. Spain especially may proceed atonce to set her house inorder. Porto Rico, where slavery s\il reigns wii all ats hateful featares, ia the near neighbor of St. John’s. fmazine the s.ate of mind ot the spanish planters, with a community of negroes 1 the possezson of swanhvod sefvage in the voxt isiand! Nor can wo escapo the diillcaliies which ihe wivent of this new meihbor will cerisinly cause in the Wost Indies, Already the United states Degua to dominate the minds of the negroes, have got been inattentive observers of what bus san in the greai country which #0 lately was chief stay of siavery. They will watch with less usy the possession of the frauchize by their lately emancipated bretnren when tho American flag iloats over two of the istauds in their midst. In addition to what may be called the passive propagandism of Ameri- can views, ao active and most poweriul intluence will be exerted by the superior commercial activity of the Americang, Although the obiaining of war ports has deen the eating idea of the late acquisition, the intense business activity of the Americans will doubtioss soon convert the pew colony into a commercial contre, where they will amass all the rich produco of the neigbborng — before sauuching it apo tho markets uf tue wor! enabren, as indicating tho clerical ar Au excited aovtia fol- Signori Minghetti and Viseonti-Venosta protested They defended the Stgnor Depretis appealed to the members to abstain Reply=scene in the Chamber, [Florence (Deo, 11) Correspowdence of London Times.) The pubiic agxiously awaied ihe nd it waa uid have spoken yesterday, but he has His dociors Leid out hopes tne and go to reuie the attacks o The most nutadie speceh mu le up to yesterday incln- and ministe- He has occasionaliy sppken iu tue Chamber, out the lips of the present k trom giving atter- it needs the durtig zeal of a new convert this Civinini did THE SCAFFOLD. Excenution of a Negro in Tennessce—Scenes and Incidents he Tragle Affair. ‘From the Chattsnooza American Union, Dec. esterday, as if loth to gaze upon a scene of such tragio unporiacce, the sun remained all the morning bid betind @ baak of clouds, From an early hour Vehicles and borasmen ¢»mmenced leaving town for -Harrison, the sceno of the intended execution of Joseph Hutt, for the murdor ef Kilpatrick, oa the 25th of Au. gust, 1866, On horseback, in buggies, in wagons, hacks aud anything ¢lsy that could carry an occupant, people, men and women were to be seen, ull leading the one Ho denounced and Up toa ce:tiin point he beld the idea ex- bow Not believe it to bo an idea of Lixo inuitituie, which was | Way. Tbe prisoner, acc» much more set upon obtaining a strong aad wise iiberai | @rny wagon wita a detu t goverpment. “No! nol’? showed tho loft, and called ee Lee ree: prea ie. Sane town bon the ndam ff Lys o'clock, ne bout hat ol ich they cri rat Ori fiend to order and murmured loudiy; | oouia procceed br waier. On arriving at Harrigon the | ord: prizoner Was placed 1 the Jail to await the final prepara. tions. Phe scailold bad been orected at the bead of a ravine, about a quarer of a mile sou'h of Harrison, im such @ position (uat hills rose on three sides, adordi good standpoint for those who had congregated to ness the affair, Over two (housand people were preseut, fuily one-third of whom were women and girls, Not mauy negroes were to be seea, We noticed ove couniry He said:—Be permuaded, gentlemen, that what I cell sire, which assuredly will one day bo realized, Wo fave proclaimed Rome our capiial, but we ba.e entered | Wadon driven. up that contained thirteen girls, pons of into no boud as to the time und the manner of satistying | Whom were over fourteen yours of age, bestdes treo that wish, Le® us tort Burope that laly cio with» | Small bore and a moe deleg.. are ° [Bob ol Sey out Romo; that she ag Wer mecoseary rea % Treasury. It ew capital, but by po naeaos jndia ible to hor unity, | bave forined & supply tran for am army corps were ury. Was an scattered over (he aides Of the sorrounding Willa, Pariies who bat come a long distance had brought tunch baskets with them and were sea ed om the ground ja various directions appaaeing their hungry app tite, For the benefit of those who had not been Bo provident tabies wore sot by enterprising country peoplo, at which it out it. Let us tin. lot us enrica and can be wel maintained the house we have built, Avother poiat is that of the b omg - pcre she pM gen ee was posible to procure a great variety of eatabies fora | furiber legislation. tain it, only we percoive that we have takea tho wroug | S@allamount ot mousy, While awaiting the arrival of | Claiming Toad to reach it, and freely. in our ow House, wo adopt | the condemned the crowd awused itself in many ways, | vention ‘wrest ing, jumping, At eweive o'clock ‘and the wagon bearing the prisouer came out seated on his collin, a common pine plaioved bedind bi ha@and gyvos ‘attached to big ankles. fhe necro sowmed as uaconcernsd as if nothing unasua! was going to take place; appeared not notice the large crowd of horsewen tuat bad assem bled to witness tae journey trem wwe jali bo the scaioid, aad waiked aud lauzhed with bis guards in the si He was dro-sed in a new suit of clibes, wit &o France? If you do, let us coax precisely the jail gates swung open itv by continu: FO NOL aitemp: pe does n t believe in your arene?! wrong aod you will see that he wil Gentiewen, I cannot lose aight of ove very ‘ia-re aro in the workt at Inurinurs aod Lose from ows @ siignt, very slight came over his neveribet-ss, is forced to admit twat tuese 200,000,000 ty bead t» bre wi of the prints and (0 govern as the Ca'ho ics would have him. WWiingly or upwiilingly be uas to do ther viddng. We were wrong when we said that Rome was indispeora bie Lo us, and doubiy wrong because we said so waite te waa still fu the bands ot trance, fen @ inevitably besan tie dsagreement between as and that Power, France bad in ber bands what you cahed the key of our exisionce and procia'med tdispensaote to you. On that accouss you subuitied continuay to petition France for what 4 the trap, t look ot the ring 10 the beam overhead, in whieh the rope was to be tied, and finaiiy sat down in a chair that been piaced for tim A corored minister, Rey. Aban Nickerson. of the Baptist cuurch of thts city, thea addressed ine prover, asking him about bis {eelings om tue momentous eccasion, as to his popes of the fatare, to warca Hull repied Ghat lo bad no fears of deats, and was foo ty the Dene tbat his foul wWottld be saved. fue Speriif then a-kod the pri- called to order, keepers of They had fendiy at of greeubac! man Treasurer at Miliedyev: could sque ail the powers wit:ci Olberwise, Lo prov: bonds for tue faithful Mr. Uryant, of Maiu J. W. McDawiau:— Sir— from the Suppicmentary wet Wor: Suc. 8 And be it furtl for each State shall prescribe the fees, eatiry sad com sutton to be paid 10 41 deve THE GEORG STATE CONVENTION. alas! with tb ground; aud un! out iE Bryant, one of ‘Be uecd means interest agreed on, To rme Groncta Stars ConvENtion 1x The duty devolving.gn me by your wetion in an ordinance appointing a disbursit, ullicer, authorizing him to receive and recetpt for a certiiu sum of money trom tae ‘Treasurer, TL undertook w pertorm by drat gettiag instructions fi General ope to the staie with tae provisions of said ordiuaive tuastructions to tae acoviding. to Us State—by which he w. bed. he was eoupeiled to ered by the Convention Pope. Respectiully suvuitved. On motion this report was udopted and the Convene on then took up ihe ordinance to vo:row money, % Opposed toe proposition Ty would be utterly impussibie to borrow money as Bot solitary mopeged inan in Georgia would iond them cent. They bad passwd an ordimauce directing the Stal Treasurer to advanoe tien mouey, acd that individ had defiantly refuse! to pay over one doilar, principle was now inveived, aud ine issuo bad Was this Convention a legal one? If those present wore iraiors to Georgia and di punishment. Were they tratiors or loyal men? action of the Treasurer had raised a question which the whole matter at issue. If iuey were not to be taimed, then they had beter go uome for good; for When our aiiention fe enlk pert oraiaire dee 40 draw inup:y (rom the Wtozar” nese: ' Shah meu, plegaily elected, to be the ollicials of the staie, dety the Tuey bad been euubbed, and vow was the for them to show whetuer ibey possessed whether they wore aa illegal avseubiage. ‘Mr. Tramweli sad tuas apy assectiva tothe effect e refusal of the treasurer tv adyascs money the question of the loeal.ty of the Coaventioa was (al When that question was raved he desired it to go fore the proper trivuval and be there deeded; but was decidedly opposed to their pursuing revoluvionary course. Ho tad heard it argued that the, resent Siate co, ernment of Georgia wits an iliegal one, th: was the case, luge (ue money a the Treasury bad been iitezally vbtained, and belonged to this Convention, but to ihe this talk @ more preiext fur members to pas their ynto the treasury and take very mucn like 1. passed Congress bad dis tuctly pointed out the way which dstegates this was known be would re. Trammell thew read the fuiiowiug :— re vo be paid, u passed by NCE OF THE HERALD. The Per Diem Questian—Plenty of ‘The late hour at which the Conventien adjot yesterday evening prevented me from writing my letter in time for the Mail, The proceedings of the Portant body were, however, so very interesting and citing thas they will lose nothing by a day’s delay, On Friday evening it was made apparent that question of “where the money is to como from’! was the principal and overshadowing one, not only the sable delegates, but to many of the white ones, og (il alate hour in the night groups of “conveationers, ™ | a3 Theard a negro call them, could hai standing on the corners of the strevis, deep in conv: sation upon this al! important subjoct. mid tog came, andthe journal of the day previous was sooner read than en adjourmment until Monday wag moved and carried, the object of this move be enablo the Finanéo Committee to devise wajs means by which to procure a little cash, I never in my life saw longer faces than those worm by the delegates when the Convention assemb! yesterday morning. The cause of those jugubrious exe pressions was soon explained, Governor Jenkine and Treasurer Jones had refused, in plain and emphatic lang guage, to advance one dollar from the State Treasury for the purpoze uf paying the impecunious memberm This was kvown, und as a large minority, if not a mas Jonty, of the delegates were, to use lauguage more ege pressive than eloquent, ‘dead brok taken until three o'clock in the afternoon. At the appointed bour the Couveation was once mor@ A large number of the spectators cone sidering the space allowed to thom) were in attendance,” and among tuese looker:-on were sundry boarding hous® divers colors, who were now thoroughly Prebensive that their “littic bills’ would never be pai@; ips ed rapiag » glorioas Ll for uuman expectations, pleveiau uame of Jones—yea, tie State —uad dastied their hopes to the august body before them tilthy lucre’”’ by some yet une Sean means, not a cent would they get, But to the proc Mr. J. moved that the report of the Final taken up, which was carried, aud the following ordie nance, recommended in tue report, was read Be it ordained by the people of Georgia in semblod, That the disbursing olicer of & hereby empowered to negotiate a loan or iuans, on able terme by the eiziih day of Juuusry sexi, for vuck, ns as may aud the pay aud mileage of the ollicers and members the and that this Couventiva ly bereby pledged to the exercise 1 podseusoy by Lue acts of Congress os been seem Seturday mor the gentlemen from Matt Committee vention cotntaton led for the expenses of" this Couver for repaymg such loans The debate was opoued by Mr. Bryant moving that the report of Mr. Angier, the Gpaucial azent, who bad beem sent to Mitiedgevisie to draw money from the Treasurer, be taken up aud read. ‘This was carried und the followy ing report read by she Secretary :— ATLARE. KSSION AT ATLANTA:@ ‘Treasurer to cou Uu presenting said ordioanee i Treasurer at Niliedgevilie, the following response, 1h subs. ‘that, holdivg his’ ollice unde: of Georgia adopted In les, being sworn to pertorm tte a constiiulen and tbe laws of the $ forbidden to pay movey out ef Tresary excapy upon wareaes of tne dieverver bal sania of the somptrol ef General—and aviug entered Lalo Neary, she duties #o ce, Was Feccived: — the constitution of the bo making the pecs i ior "asec A anid this matier was Muaily setiled they cvuid attempt nd = any power of viatont. apayers, Was all y out? Tt tool oS URUCHION MOLE Ww rec a.d ay a proof cervaio circular, Atcanta, Ga., Oct, 1, 1867, : led to the et) nacted, Th t the Convention detest 06 Bate tek oie voesion What | Sener if og bad ans wing to xay to the spectacors. Ina | herein authorized oF necemsary Wo exe ¥ ) eit you ought now todo? Petition mo longer, Cure | Fambiiag ard dieconvceted speceh that lanied avout jaf | Poses of Lhis act aot ereid’ otuerwire provided, for, aad, “ an hour, Haff d tailed tue e:rcumsiances that uad led to | Sbal! Provide tor ihe ievy mud guliectoa of » Fraace of your create Moin guard over th the idea, (@ you most faini, inat she holds treasure; let her remain at Rome; let her Pope for whem she provesses Sch afiection, and you wili eee thet toe day will come wyen Rome sual fail to you, Wat ang care for yourselves. tration and \\nances, and geek Bot to hurry om wa@olution Wich perhaps this geuerMvon tasy oul be destined to whness, Acounir) must couform us foreign policy to its dowestic coudiion. Cease to wake of qvesvion a cause of agiiation, of weakaces and disorders The ebove ts les: an extract than a compilation from the difficulty between Mr. Kilpareck aud himself, He did pot deny killing Kiipetvick, but as-erted that he had fired tirat, The fatver aud soo of dir, Kilpatrick were buib presen A hymy, Aw | 4 8 idier of the cross? ‘was then given ou by Rov. Allen Nickerson and sunz, the greater part of tie poopie presem:, men aad women, Joining in 1 The same minister next made a short praver, to which a)! i-ened #1 h uncovered heads The Sheri’ then ascended the kaaifuld aud prepared the prisoner for the last setin the drama. As the cap was drawn over v3 head, te ead, “Good bye, all; TI hope to The noose was a some of (he moet siriking passages of Civivian's meet you in Beaven.'* sted and the vbeb may be cberacteraset as ‘ewinentiy ovaciieeh aa man Was left to bis om compavy and thoaghis. At iuimg WUE good ad-ice whica Ltay would do | OMe o'clock aud two minates tue trap was sprung, the boay fell with a duil thud. two er tbree couvuisions of the tower hmbs aud the sy irt ushered into tho ker. Tue crowd began to divperce. |* Minuiey ibe body was cul down, ty W follow, ibe «| h exewed ine Chamber a ‘The left evideau? 10M bittor diepl-asure at of thei former associate; but they absia ned Ou'bursia, and contented Lieuseives Wid samme. 7 Aweive moni ‘his may fully, tue sue of the the property in suck Sie as muy be uecemsary 0 pay he levying and collection of a special tux for the moni Of deiegales wal probably cover w period of las ‘bea matter of interest to candidates, rege ©. UULBBRE Me, Richardeon, another of the Enyiand, sayd that ol! of ‘be candi this notice, He for one lad nut, Mr. Trammeti—“ ibe gentieman was bardiy in a posts tion to receive it. fore the election, and resided 190 he represents. "’ whito spectators, jatlemen from 3 ies bad not recelt date ouly one day bee! ea from the district: Lavelter asd Loud apy iavse trom ar. frammen tea went on, in very abie speech, o pont ous tue uiter tog of the dele gates (aking induce wits tne Civii auiborities on a sunjed whore right was clearl. on After severa! gentlemen bad sy colored member, Aurow Alpeoria Brad tater, 1@ iFrepressi ose up urs and grosas of disappr bation, for e neck not being | made his spoecn. Ue deciated tha. ‘he ordinaace undeg whieh Civiniai before « snug Sere ates, coffin. Horsemen | Consideration ought 10 be tavlea. I» asseried that proving that they at lenst wer mounted their seeds, tho @ wi n° in vebieles drove | CouvenuoU was postasnd of greaer power thao cosciuded: ~ Let us resign ourcelves (o lake Ube w off, nud afew minutes ne remained on the | legislature or Stuto F) can't i i% to-day Catheilc Europe ig a aiast ua in the i round and Ko'l hg was left to show what had beon | Fevtiemen should expose iu dope but the g:liows and the eud of the rope dangiiug in the wind, Huif was born in Laudertalo county, Alabama, and ‘Was thirty two years old. He bad a wife and two ehit- dron, who ure living near Ooltawah, the place where th murder was commiticd. He was asked by Mr. Nickerson if he bad ever comm. wed any other murders, as it w sileged that be bad been engaged in the kiiling of negre mad on the north eide oO: the river some years ago, but he denied all connection with any crime except the one for which he Was about to suiler the peuaity. The scaflond was a peculiar one, The trap was made by two foids, hung by binges toe cross piece in cach up- right, and Supported underneath by a post with a smail wheel Im the lower end, Tho cord was attached to the bottom of tho post, aod when it was pulled the wheel fap along 0» a plank, the poat fell down, the two parts of the trap fell against (ho uprights of the gallows, and death Mter ened, question, aud denies the cossesion of Rome by lollowing tbe couuse.s of moderaiou and coud sense #0 shall succeed in persuadiag Europe tat we make war upon the temporal power and by no means on the spiritual power of the Pont Great appiause followed this peach, whica lasted moro than two tour, aod many Depuies lott their seals Ww shake bands with the oravor, in whore praits tho minis. Perhaps it w partly wnwillingress to speak ummediately alier 60 suc. cessful a orator (hat made (at iugenuous N epolitan Deputy, whose name is Gigseppe Massari, anxious that the Chamber shquld go to dinver instead of remamng to De re. a®ied With bis eluqueuce, Jhe followwg ule cen took place:;— Preweni—[t is Deputy Masrari’s turn to speak, org am KY te age of veg ver, bat— 1CRs OF THR LeFT—No, 00; 9) i» speak, (Noise, Massant—Lam at tho ore ‘St the Comber vat Appeal to the courtesy of my colleagues to aajourn till to-morrow. ca) Prasivert—Ihea I will put it to the vote, Nicotera-—It 19 useless, because vaturaliy no one? ean refuse to respoad to this appeal to our coors. I would oaly Deg the bosorabie Massari to observe that ho evtablishes a pree ery oven ng. He wou! to atraun thy ber Mac@aRE he: go he znd written aod printed ra tO reed, that tue light wae and Gaal, fs Bamber voied an adjournment. ~ * SPAIN. A foyal deares appears in the Madrid Garette of Decem- OBITUARY. John P. Slongh. Chief Justice Stough, of the Territory of New Morico, who mot | is death at the bands of Senator Ryverson, of the Torrilorial Logislature, was a native of Oluo, where he had served in the State Legislature, At the begin- ning Of to Ine rebellion Mr. Slough was residing in Col- orado, 8nd became the colovel of the first regiment of Mr, and viey, sequet'y he went to Washing.oa, where he was pro- mowed to the rank of Goueral and commanded & brigade ip (be Shenandoah valiey and afterward the posto! Alexandria, where he remained 1 mustered out Gt the Gloss of the war, He wns ther Chief Justice of Now Mexico, where te has the tine of hie death, A man of violews temper, ne y: Marine. The colora made Its appearance at Guanajay, To ms Enrron ov wus Aanavy:— Ph avo oorrces the statoment published in the editorial 4 Warum from Maikatio of December says im. such an erent, come from Goverver Jeakios Major General Pope. hour. pressing a doubt of tat tact bow repeated it, (har Geues s.ood im the way of cou te sh to know wtiat it Stand let bim tei (sore er speeches: Mentary language and delivered ao able 1m opposition to the proposed roeasures bh cna raed ; ‘reasures Was Coarse wid Hhamelus, and eve Popo was fereely, thong At times more uBpartixiwe beou as p months luoger, Ja your paper of tite dato, asserting that the late Jadge Hi eT Miotigh was, while brigadier general in the army, sut- | It would be iinporaioie Ww ; ABYSSINIA, pried aud eaptared by Mosby, I served on. the staf of | {2 submit ie anystins that General Siongh from May, 1862, aniil the elese ef the witha outs Kxcepting the Apa as anytiwg can possibly even fo the most inoramt Begro delegates prevent Parrott, tho president, made afow suarp remarks, jeh he severely rebuked Brv Pubjoct which was #0 apparent t “send your sere’ geant-a-arms to Miiedcevilie, eu" @ con theyrcome direct Bring tors ti pudeot Treasurer the bar then and have ‘we matter »e ited at once.” The speaker ¥out ou .o this strain for abous bait 6 & most vient and one, and One OF two passages Wore simost sedlii vo their language. Numerous ail om the sane subject and im tue same vein member wanted to know “who ruus tae tnuchine i Another declared that the Convent n had « snubbed, and you kuow 1," aad in ening was spent were made, but they wore One * manner enarks of ier, the only moderately warded speeco was that Trammell, who, he poke sharply times hit baru, binself to parttias the abuse of ang indirecdy, witweked, Aftos y body was never be <0, Wo do hin ju ties, ocoedings, and waa apparent eas tt, fa ne Was o ¢ adie lo aod) by ite ows the oe thatibe Conventium would Convention adjourned accomplish eight discharges in @ minulo, while @ skilled From tlons and No Money=2pe state Tri ee Rl tm reaching UD 10 | ape acquileiomne uonden str Dee IT] wea tngin | Wefuses to Advance thy Cust—An A for tae cele, eee ek many new rifles Delng made | ieienda of St. Thomas and St. John is an event of suit, | DebatemGeneral Pope Again AsaaNed The Me ot Ties Actmitting of adapiation. | | cient gravity to warrant an examination into themotives | the Negro BradieyAdjournment for will “be fasued againet the vente of eae retst | of the nation which haa acquired # foothold in that re ays au te ag al of hostilities 12 | gion, and of the probable (ulure results ou the scattered Amtarta, Ga, Deo, 24, 1967, > the Conven¢ « | “nie j