The New York Herald Newspaper, September 8, 1871, Page 7

PONFERENGE OF EMPERORS. | DOLLINGER'S TRIM . _NEW YORK HERALD, eee, “wf, fleraia Special Report from Herald Special Report from Salzburg. ‘Phe Sovereigns of Germany i Shaking Hands. Henors by the Populace—tirand Display of Banners of Peace—Ban- quct, Firoworks and Splen- did Mluminations, QuoveNENTs “cr EMPEROR WILHELM. TELEGRA® TO THE MEW YORK HERALO. The following despatch to the Herarp is our were correspondent at Salz- barg _ Satzsure, Sept. 7, 1871. ; The Emperors William and Francis Joseph et yesterday at this place, and were hoth ecomp:nied by very brilliant suites, EMPERORS SHAKING HANDS, { The conference between the two sovereigns f of the most frieudly character. Conversa- ion was freely, entered into from both sides, pea the greetings were of a very warm nature, HONOR TO THE OHIEFS. i ; r was a grand gala here to-day. Flags ere, bearing the arms of each coun- ene various inscriptions of peace, waved profusion from the public offices, and the palace cnme out almost en masse to do jonor to the.chiefs of the German nations. 7 THE BANQUET OF KINGS AT SALZBURG. = Early in the evening a magnificent banquet served, at which the Emp-rors partici- ach, wiih their followers, making a most prilliant sesemblae. s GRAND ILLUMINATIONS, After the baoquet had closed the royal party witnessed a grand display of fireworks nd the splendid illuminationa upon the sur- ea hills, which lighted up this place pnd the surrounding country, creating @ moat polendia and gorgeous effect, KING WILLIAM GONE TO MUNIOB. As soon as the festivities. in honor of the yal guests had closed the Emperor of Ger- took his departure for Munich. THE TWO PREMIERS IN CONFERENCE. After dinner yesterday Prince Bismarck and Pount von Beust held s protracted conversa- hon. The story that the PORTRAITS OF NAPOLEON AND RUGENIB re to be removed from the Castle of Salaburg authoritatively stated to be false. GERMANY AND AUSTRIA THE GASTEIN TREATY NOT SIGNED, Whe T'wo Powers Combining With- out Regard to Russia. Weath to the Internaiional Society—Cholera on the Decrease in the Baltic Provinces— German Mechanics on Strike. TELEGRAMS TO THE WEW YORK HERALD, BERLIN, Sept. 7, 1871, ‘The anxtety which was felt at Berlin and tnrough- ‘out Germany is decreasing, and it is confidently oped that the precautions taken, aided by the ap- » Proach of cold weather, will stay the progress of Aue epidemic. GERMAN MECUANICS ON STRIXE AT BERLIN, The house carpenters’ strike which commenced here some time ago still continues. Large numbers carpenters have leit the city. Care of, the Cholcra in the Baltie Pro- / vinces. Konicsseno, Sept 7, 1871. ‘The cholera epidemic in the Baltic provinces of be-ting tu abate. At Kénigsberg, wnere the ‘diseago has been most virulent, there were forty mew cases and twenty-cight deatns on the 4th inst., and on the 5th only seventeen new cases and fifteen ‘deaths. (| There has Ween but one fatal case at Stettin, and ‘at Dantzic the disease bas been pronounced spo- adic. Neo Treaty Signed at Gastein, Vienna, Sept, 7, 1871. \__ Ie ts stared positively that no treaty was signed at Gasteto. \AUSTKIA AND GERMANY LEAVING OUT RUSSIA IN THEIR CALCULATIONS. A despatch from Salzburg says that Austria and Germany will consider each question jointly as 18 arises, and that Russia is not mentioned In connec- Yon with the combined attitude of the two Powers. Tt ts added that Austria and Germany have resoived o oppose the machinations of the International So- plety. HOLLAND. ‘Love of the Steamer Leader Between Dantsic and Amsterdam—The Whole of the Passengers and Crew Supposed to Have Porished. YELEGRAM TO TWE WEW YORK WERALB. AMSTERDAM, Sopt. 7, 1871, ‘the steamer’ Leader, from Dantzic for this port, fas been tost at sea, and, 60 far, it is not ascertained that a single person has survived. Portions of the wreck havo been picked up. Tho Leader wasn freight aud passenger steamer, plying between this Port and Dantzic. THE NUMBBR OF PERSONS ON BOARD 's no. occurately kmown, but it 1s feared that the tons of isic 19 heavy, The officers und crew, all of Whom inust have perished, numbered aboar twenty- Ove men. The Reported Death of the Grana Visier of Tur. key Premature. TELEGRAM TO THE KEW YORK HERALD. COxsTANTINOPLE, Sept. 7, 1671. The rovers of ihe death of Aalt Pacha, as an- Bounced in & previous despatch, was prematare, Tae Grand Vizier is not dead, but los in an ex ‘womely critical condition, Mantch. Trautmansdorf Appointed Am- bassador to Rome. Withdrawal of Count Arnia, tho Catholic Representative. The New Minister a Disciple to the New Creed and Hostils to Franco, Consternation at the Vatican Over the Appointment. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD, The following special despatch to the HERALD has been recaived from our corre- spondent in Germany:— Moston, Sept. 7, 1871. Count Arnia, the Catholic representative from Bavaria to Rome, to whom the whole Catholic party in Germany have looked as a champion to fight their religious battles and in behalf of the Holy See, has been with- drawn. QOUNT ARNIA REPLAOED BY OOUNT TRAUT- MANSDORF. In accordance with the instructions of the Foreign Office he has been finally replaced by Count Trautmansdorf, the latter being in- structed to take up the portfolio at Rome im- mediately. ‘THE NEW REPRESENTATIVE TO ROMB A DOL- LINGER PARTISAN. The newly appointed Minister to the Eter- nal City is a strong defender of the principles promulgated by Dr, Dillinger, and a firm par- tisan of tho new doctrine as set forth by him. A TRIUMPH FOR DOLLINGER, Io addition to the strong partisan feeling displayed in connection with the appointment of Count Trautmansdorf to the Court at Rome, the new Church party accept it as a sigaal triamph of their principles. TRAUTMANSDORF HOSTILE TO FRANOR. France cannot expect much good to result from the appointment. The Count has always been one of the determined anti-French party, and bas at all times manifested his intense hostility to that nation, especially during tho late imperial rule. THE VATIOAN ALARYED AT THE STEP. This nomination to the Holy City has aroused the inmates of the Vatican to a sense of the apparent injustice in withdrawing Count Arnia at the present troubled moment, and at a time when ho might be of signal service to the Papal cause, DEEP DISCONTENT OF THE ROMAN PRELATES. The prelates are highly indignant, and evince the deep discontent. engendered among them by the action of Bavaria CHURCH OF ROME. THE LATEST FROM THE VATICAN, Pope Pius the Ninth Re- turning Thanks. Triumph of the Church Against Her Enemies— A Blow at the Dollinger Movement and Similar Digresmve Organisations. Racyclical Letter of Our Most Holy Father Through Divine Providence, Pius 5 All the Fatriarchs, Primates, Arc! Pay Bishops and Other Pastors Havisg Grace and Commanien with the Holy Sec. PIUS IX., POPE. P AE ad BaeTHREN—Health and Apostoiic Ben- ‘ict! Many times, venetable brethren, during this toni Pontificate, have we had occasion to turn toia! you and manifest with how much titude we re- ceive the expressions of your affection and devo- tion; for we know that in you and the fa con- fided to your care we have @ great means of _ secul God's hag toward ourselves aud the Holy An when the enemies of God began to uavace the sie pk the Church, alrivin; revail Anaity, were it possible, inst Pomc uit anu the chased which is “ilis boay aud disor repesaine browne) the people ‘ot curt ease (0 vegies: whom he Winds and the sea "ioay, that ight culay Spe eee: pes Sid ye desis from re iy tue ven ‘of your love or from ewploymg every means in yout power to mies ns in our yee tion. But since we have been di ied oO: t Haelt—the head of tne whole Catholic world ad | Teft to the power of those who Fights, let you, together with vot | Your dioceses, redouble your ayers eat oats yd ment sqnonerties condru the sacred | and justice which have been t 4 down with incredible efromery. On the occasion of tha’ new event Cay Peter, @ fact never heart of in the long series 0! Bout When we reached the Grsoty-acxth year of our apostolic ministry iv the of ‘oa cordially and ygniversally | united Jn our jul in ig That signal venc- | ) ing the bf a war eial le clearly | pitying i yigor ¥ every where the Christian nih Bre 1 profound moved, and t by our tows and supplications we ‘al to await with greater confideuce tue TDR FULL AND ABOOLUTR TRIUMPH OF THR CHURCH. ; Hore were most gratefully recevea those numerous i roa fl fn fittal congratula' fervent vows me ge by Brevence the faitnrut? who Gathered Con every qi among whom were many of bovle those honored by ecclesiastical and civil a | but far more great and novie by tho richness Tn nen of ther faith, all of whom jomed logetuer ‘ heart and deed wits ine (Greater pertionte ‘O14 the ot Rome and the occupied Leichman oiahee many nastoued from fat of regions an deatred to face the same dangers and contumely to wee we have been exposed, that they might, nly bear tesuumony of their sentiments and those their countrymen toward us; and to bear us | volumes of the names of the hundreds ot thousands | of the faithful in every nation who domed the invasion of our principality demanded a restitution, Wiueh is implored by reli- gion and morality, and demanded by justice and Civihzation. On that oovasion you coniribured abundantly with your me and rich almost | hat | vying one WKh the oth serve Os Ip an hour of trivul ey rich gifts camo from every quarter, neany ali bearing designs representing the union of ‘OUR SPIRITUAL WITH OUR CIVIL POWER, granted to us by God, and ® magnificent cage of sacred vestnients aad utensils, whith relieved the overty of many of Sau Nae te At 13, deed, iH wondertul tacle Catholic unity, that shows evidently the ‘ou juiveram Caurcly | ‘although prey over the Whole world ant ‘com- posed of people citerent ia custom. genius and Sdn cation, to be formed hy the Spirit of God and more prodigious aud furious are its persecutions and the wars mado upon it, so much the more crafty are the attempts made to deprive it of every huinan hope, If, therefore, yon render unto tho ‘ont fm your highest praises for His un to the Chnret’ aud unite your pri herp “anifestations of your virtue and [atch which us, relieve your Be by the hope of | But while we recognize those x You sem an undo, the’ Gi bountite, the ma those who making t. vr meeen ye us every ponsiple Divine Providence wa, uvder rego, it adi? pein ye ander circumstances, of thes, i Gry ion gd ee ful comfort, obedience, hands earta, Tnen rae up to heaven you. = in * * ‘na? ‘ed triumphs ‘v of every @cou the gifts wherewith uy SOP eS us, let us not be n> wt grateful thanks we ows io a you who are our ehligveite 'h God. We offer you Gee “ec ing Lgl with ardor sae tim Wishes | for the ther = th . Holy See” te fer the victory of the Church, ¥ °F the Deace of the world, and that fe a dodo “usly grant to all those the celestial and I blesshag. * ‘woich @re not in our eee ee It ts cer- fle’ cpr our desire 10 manifest each ine dtvidual benelactor our heartfelt Paine and pers sonally attest our Very prompt and earnest recugmt tion of their acts: Dut the res GBEAT ABUNDANCE OF DEMONSTRATIONS MADE TO UB | and favors transmitted from every part’ hinder the pleasure of affording each a par- , ticular response.. in order to pursue in somo al Moasure the dent of our desires, we pray you, erable bretnren, to Whom we’ direct (he Driietval ' ' part of these our sentiments, to annownce and make | them distinctly mauifest to your clergy and people. i Exhort ail to persevere with you in-prayer and with | souls full of faith, because if the assiduous prayer of the just man penetrates the cloud, do not cease yours until they reach che heart of the Almigity; | and Christ promod that He woula be found the midst of two joined together in Hi Mame and animated by a spmit of pray and that His Heavenly Father would grant | ali that tney asked in His name So much more certainly cau the universal Caurch, with its perpetual and unammous prayers, obtain alter Divine justice is appeased tie DESTRUCTION OF ALL THE KARCHLY ALLIES OF HBL the overthrow and annihilation of thé inventions of human malice, ana the restoration of peace and jns- tice onearth, As to that which regarda yourscives, vencrable brothers, to that turn your thoughts espe- ciatly, Let your power grow continuatly stronger, until like a compact phaiun™ you can face the ene mies of God, who, With artifice and strength ever new, assali the Church, whici no force can ever destroy; you may be enabled to resist ther blows with greater eificacy and disperse their armies. ‘These things which we eagerly desire ana ardently invoke we also wish for you and the whole Catnotic iamity. Inthe meanwhile the Director of that most warmly anticipated event and the Dts- penser of all blessings, believing in our benevolence and gratitude towards you, from the bottom of our heart we mnost affectionately impart tne apostolic benediction to each of you. venerable brothers, and 2 bt and to the people confided to the care ore Given in Rome, at St. Peter's, the fth day of Angust, the feast of the Assumption of Our Blessed Lady, im the year of our Lord MDCCULXXI., and of our Pontificate the twenty-sixth. Plo P. P. IX. BELGIUM. ,The Belgian Workmen About to Rosume Work— More Work for tre International—The Crew of the United States Steamer Juniata Saving a Boat’s Crew of Twelvo Men 01: the Scheldt. T.LEGRAMS TO THE WEW YOR HERALD, Brvssers, Sept, 7, 1871. ‘The strikes among the worsmen here are in pro- ess of wettlement. Credit to the Crew the Frigate Juniata. ANTWERP, Sept. 7, 1871. The journals of this city are loud in praise of the gallant-action of the crew of the United States steamer Juniata, in rescuing a boat's crew of twelve persons, capsized in the Schelit. HAYTI. United States Tho British Lion Roariug at the Bleck Rerud- lic for Blockading an English Veste\ a+ Port au Prince—Explanations and Fivs Thou. sand Dollars Damages Demanded. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YOR< HERALD. HAVANA, Sept. 7, 1871. Advices from Hayt: to September 1 say that an English merchant vessel having been olockaded at Port au Prince by @ Spanish man-of-war, tha British Consul General has demanded explanations from the Haytien government and DAMAGES IN $5,000 for the detentiou of the ship. The Spanish gov- ernment is involved. The Mintater of Foreign Relations repited to the Enghsh Consul in a diplomatic note, in which he ‘was joined by the Minister of Education, and at this point tho matter rested at the date of the ad- vices, CUBA. Arrival of Count Valmaseda at Santiago de Cuba. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Havana, Sept. 7, 1871, ‘The Captain General, Count Valmaseda, arrived at Santiago de Cuba on Tuesda: JAMAIC Arrival of the ftsamar Ccean Queen TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Kingston, Ja., Sept. 6, 1871, ‘The steamer Ocean Queen, from New York for Aspinwall, touched at this port to-day and pro ceeded, sd SOUTH CAROLINA KU KLUX. Alleged Ontrages in Spartnubara © Deoled—iteply of Prominent Citizens to Seinter Scotvs Card. : Spar CHARLESTON, 8. C., Se miny. six of the most prominent citizens of ; Spartanburg county, including the United States Commissioner, the United States Assessor, Probate Juage, Sheri, Clerk of the Coart, aud the county representatives in both branolres of the Legislature, publish over their own signatures tho following let- | ter:— To the Hon, Jome Boorn Chalrmes’ ot de 5 ei Clin. ieee arent ee tet oa ccive that out various citizens had snutied ia. tals couaiy’ stage the com: mies of which you are chairman ent ‘ihe said county, a pencoal law Torte county, foal eat cosetclncn teens ie to mane the following statement We havo made diily raha! and have been unable to Lend of a a age ot out kh been committed in this anty your commiltee left On the Ee the county fe n'a state of profonad peace aud quiet fos tet 12 Leonie 4 the above, says:— oo Seticlons to. peeve to the mind ‘hie staternent oft Benator Ncott ‘shat teat ate sepos: ae he rounded roundel hl ine ; mun! apa ey > wi { fnent made to. the President and marital law be deciered in the ft i Peribonana — THE PENNSYLVANIA WAR AGENT, HannispuRa, Pa., Sept. 7, 1871, ‘This evening’s Trgraph save that OMoer Hooper, of this city, who went to New York in search of | Evans, the alieged defaulting war claim agent, has | thua tar failedto tind him. It is supposed that he | has Jeit that city. a EUROPEAN MARKETS. BAXE oF PxaLAND.—LO Bet, The wee nt of tho Hank of Faeiand shows that the amount a geen tase (£426,000. The tow! amount Cot LONON, MONEY MARKET.—LONDON, Sept, 14:00 F. closed at 93% for both money and the account, Vonda, Ty's, 08555 1866's, old, .— FRANKFORT, 1 s fivetwonty bonds closed at a isaue of 1862. mean mene MARART.—PAnts, Sept. bree a umes. =) hg ter COTTON MAREET.—LIVERrOO:! BO eer sr _ et bathe oy "TS cones ike ie \ da, 9IGd. | middling Orleans, Save beta Hiding inciading 6,000 > one ‘ona peo LE PROPUCR MARKET—Livervoon, Rept, 7 ar wo Wedued etroleum, 1839. @ 19d, por . Lownox Frppuos Ma BpAAEe Labi, ‘Beot. 7.—Rotned 1 el ‘per ‘emselves the instruments of FRANOHS: ray Italy and Austria Against Prussia, President Thiers Bolieves France Has « Brilliant Future in Store—Chevalier Nigra Affirms the Peacefal Intentions of Italy-A Rus- sian Gran@ Duke and Presideat Thiers to Mest at cherbourg— ~~ “ Cholers st Paris ° | reurcean’® Ld THE NEW YORK HERALD. Pants, Sept, 7, 1871. ; Napoleon IL Endeavor:d Through Him to Ar préuce Rxpoleon has ,~Wblisned a’ pamphiet entt. tea “The Truth,” and aa,‘'e8s6d, “To my Calum- Diators,?? He declares in tt \ ~uat he was a stranger to the a¥ciarahon of war agai. t Germany, went to It ely by order of the Emper."", who tried to array Italy Sud Austria against Pruss.. ‘¢ He states that he offer €d to share the captivity of N “apoloon at | Wiihelmshoé, but his offer was refused. CHOLERA IN* PARIS NOT OF THE ASIATIC TY TB. ‘The few casea* of cholera that have ocourre™! at Paris are now scud to have been of a different ty'V¢ from the Asiatic sBourge, ° President Thiers aut the Maniclpalty of Versuilles en the Republic. VERSAILLES, Sept. 7, 1971, M. Thiers, in replying to-day to the congratula- tions of the Municipality of Versailles apon the ex- tension of his term of offiee, expressed me hope that the fyjure of France would be fortunate, and that, simultaneously witn the moral and materiat recovery of the country, its preseur form of govern- ment would become a peaceful and glorious reality. THE GERMAN ARMY OF OCCUPATION. The report that the negotiations for the evacua- tion of France had met with dimiculties ts pro- nounced false. The time of the final withdrawal of the German troops has not yet been settled. GQHEVALIER NIGRA HAS PEACEFUL OVERTURES FROM ROME. The Patrie announces that the Chevalier Nigra, the Italian Envoy, read to-day to the Count de kKemusat, French Minister of Foreign Affairs, a @espatch from the Cabinet of Rome favorable to the preservation of friendship between the two nations, Chevalier Nigra wiil soon be replaced, COOLNESS BETWEEN ITALY AND FRANOR, There are still persistent rumors of @ coolness be- tween the French and Italian governments. THE RUSSIAN GRAND DUKE AND PRESIDENT THTERS, It ts expected that the Russian Grand Duke wul meet M. Thiers at Cherbourg. THE PROPLE MUST NOT PETITION FOR THR DIS301.U- TION OF THE ASSEMBLY, The prefects have received orders to close the Country taverns in case petitions are signed therein for the dissolution of the Assembly, and to annal all resolutions of municipalities aiming at the same object. EDITORS OF “LA VERITE” AND “L’AVENIE” IMPRIS- ONBD AND FIXED FIVE HUNDRED FRANCS EACH. The editors of the Journals La Verite and L) Avenir have been sentenced to a month's imprisonment and a fine of 500 francs each for violation of the Press law. ANOTHER COMMUNIST LEADER SENTENCED, M. Pipendois has been sentenced by the court martial to deportation and confinement in a fortress, There was an animated debate in the Assembly to-day upon the bill introduced by M. Ravinei pro- viding for THE RETURN OF TH ASSEMBLY TO PARIS, ‘The Reporter of tne Committee, M. Cezanne, said the object of the bill was decentralization, which he Claimed would tusure order ana safety, aud cited as examples thereot the cases of America and Russia. MM. Louls Blauc anc Leon Lay warmty; advo- cated the cause of Paris, and warned the Assembly that, Paris, in ceasing to be the capital of France, Would become the capital of riots, ‘The discussion upon tie clauses of the Dill will bo heid to-morrow. County Falr-Fernande Wood's Addrens. Sanarooa, N. Y., Sept, 7, 1871, The Hon. Fernando Wood delivered the annual address vefore the Saratoga County Agricultural Soclety to-aay. The address was an apt and able tort, embracing not only many vaiuable statistics, but numerous excellent suggestions to farmers, The fair was held on the society’s new grounds at Gien Mitchell, and was attended by an immense crowd, hot ie3s than six thousand persons Deine within syund of the speaker's voice at the grand stand. The fair w the largest ever held ta th county. The Fair at Lowel!, Ma:s. LOWELL, Sept. 7, 1871. ‘The attendance at the fair to-day ts greater than on any previous day, The committees have been busy this forenoon in awarding premiums Gov- ernor Jewell, of Vonnecticut, and other prominent gentiemen, are present. The Georgia Industrial Fatr. SAVANNAH, Ga., Sept. 7, 1871, Arrangements are being made on @ very liberal scale for the first annual fair of the Industrial As- suctation of Georgia, and the indications are that it will be one of the moat succeseiul exhibitions ever held in the South. The sum of $20,000 will be of- fered in premiums, ‘The competition for premiums 8 open to the world. The arrangements for je accommodation of visitors and exhibitors will be “complete im all particulars, A cordial invitation to participate in the enter. Prise is extended to all sections of tue Mer The Novthern Onio Fair at Cleveland. CLEVELAND, Sept, 6, 1871. Arrangements for the Northern Ohio Falr have been competed, entries tor all the departments be- ly made, ‘The Fair commences september ly Seek comannes three days. $4 BAILROAD MATTER, Ansual Meeting of Stockholders of the Baitl- more and Fetemac Railroad. BALTIMORE, Sept. 7, 1871. The annusl meeting of stocwnolders of the Balti- more and Potomac Railroad was held yesterday, Colonel W. D. Bowle, of Prince George county; Colonel Samuel Cox, of Charies county; George B. Roberts, of Philadelphia; El J, Hinkle, of Anne Arundel county; James C. Clarke, of WARAT dF ali” 0 Sena of tas hard were chosen Directors; sient, end J. x Dube a 3, Leib was Little Pept ‘and Await a ‘a. Mailer having tenuered Fesignation as ® director, J. N, D was tieeted ow kph tn the Meson exception of the tonne! m the of this ctty je road will be com Breve to. to Was pact at ‘the ensuing winter. RENRSELAER PARK RACES, Troy, N. Y., Sept. 7, 1671. ‘Tne Rensselaer Park races to-day were largely at~ tended. The purses to-day were the $1,6 0 purse for 2:37 horses and the $2,000 purse for 2:28. For the first fled seven borses started. The first ' heat was a dead neat between Newland’s William Turnbull, driven py Roden, Ly Jenkins’ Joe Brown. Jove Brown won the three next heats, Turnbull com. | ing. tu second and Halve C Constance third, Time, 9:35 42:3) 4 — 286 2:35 36, In the four heat 1. gt en of Hurttord, grives: | Bee, and @. N. Ferguson, driver of Brigh' collided, commeereely and the former was aor by reins thrown out El his sulkey. Nine horses started in the s2cond race. Roden’s Fieetwood was the favorite and Won tue race in 2:31, 2:20 and 2:30\4, Medoc was second, Lady third ‘and + Charley Greene fourth, BASE BALL IN PHILADELPHIA. PHILADELPAIA, Sept, 7, 1871. The Athletics played an exhibition game to-day with the Forest Gitys, of Clevelaud, The game | ended with the se¥enth Innings, the Athletics win- ning by the malaroRs har — yer oo oh r " ies... ‘t t ¢4 63.0 Gt ‘ine Athietics started this ti aeny A for Boaton, ore they play We White stockinas OD le \ SS Leet eefageeseeeerereemn serene teaeehmaesonire FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1871.—TRIPLE SHEET, ‘ENGLAND. PRINCE NAPCLEON PUBLISHING “TRUTH.” | The British Arbitrator on the Ala: bana Claims, Health of the Queen—Arrest of the Hon. Mrs. Cowper—Nows at the British Admiralty of the Loss of the Steamship Megeara and the Sufferings of the Crew—The United Gtates Frigate Brooklyn at Ply- month—National Conference “Reforming the Houso of Poors, YpLesRam TO. THE Rew von HERALD. “Lonpow, Sept. 1, 1871. The Court Clr'cular' announces that Queen Victoria ig steadily intproving, Her tliness, which at one time threatencd to assume @ dangerous form, is Bow under control of the physicians, and tt is hoped pry will be entirely restored to health in a shor: ime. ARREST OF THE HONORABLE MIS, COWPED FoR BWINDLING. Another scandal in high fife is threatened. The Honoravle Mra, Cowper has been committed to prison to awaté an examination on a charge of swinaling, RECORDER GURNEY AND THR ALABAMA OLAIMS— HE DOBS NOT COME AS A PARTISAN. Recorder Gurney, who is about to sail for the United States as Commissioner under the Treaty of ‘Washington, replied to-day at some length to an ax- Gress presented to Dim by tre people of south ampton, He remarked that he hailed the treaty ‘With satisfaction ané delight, He was not going to Wastington as the advocate of British or the op- ponent of Argerican claims, He had been instructed by his government to treat all claims alike, THE QUESTION OF AMOUNT WAS UNIMPORTANT. It was better to pay any sum than to raise even a suspicion of unfairness. Mr. Gutney paid a compll- Ment to bis colleazues upon the commission, and said he was sanguine thas their lebors would be brought to @ satisfactory conctusiom. SUFFERINGS OF THR ORRW OF THE WRECKED STEAMER MEGEARA. News was received to-day at the Admiralty from the crew of Her Majesty’s steam transport Megeara, which was recently wrecked on the desert island of St. Paul, in the Indian Ocean. Eignt of them were Seriousiy il] and the others were prostrate trom ex- posure and want of food. The most intense desire for relief is expressed by the sufferers. THE UNITED STATES FRIGATE BROOKLYN AT PLY ‘MOUTH. The United States frigate Brooklyn, of tre Euro- pean fect, Captain Johu Guest commandiag, ar- rived at Plymouth last night. ENGLAND DETERMINED ON RRVORM,. A National Conference ia to be held at Birming- ham, the sessions of which will begin on the 23th of November, to consider the necesstiy of reform in the: composition and powers of the House of Lords. ico alt Arrest of Mr. Butt at Limerick—The Heme Rule Candidate for Parliament at Logger- heads with the Authorities. TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD. Dusiin, Sept..7, 1871. A aespatch from Limerick announces the arrest for debt of Mr. Butt, the “home rule! candWate for Partiament from that city. Personal Intelligence. Iudge Gardner, of Lockport, is domiciled at the St. Nicholas. General James N. Wheeler, of the United States Army, has quarters at the Glenham Hotel. Ex-Governor Hawley, of Connecticut, 1s among the late arrivals at the Brevoort. General Gorloft, of the Russian Legation, is stay- tng at the Hottman House. Colonel Phillp Stockton, of Texas, 1a registered at the Coleman House. Judge Bowen, of Lockport, is domiciled at the St. Nicholas, Colonel Lee, of the United States Army, yesterday arrived at the St. James, Colonel J. M. Lewis, President of the Little Rock and New Orleans Railroad, 19 at the St Nicholas, J. H. Jewett, of California, is staying at the Hof. man House. Ex-Governor J. M. Ashley, of Ohio, ts at the Astor House. T. Scott Stewart, United States Consul to Japan, is at the Brevoort House. E. B. Morgan, of Aurora, N. Y., ia at the Astor House, Ex-Postmaster General A. W. Randall, of Elmira, and £, B, Morgan, of Aurora, arent the Astor House, WEATHER R“PoRT. “WAR DEranrueyr. OFPICH OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL Orricen, WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 8—1 A. M. Synopsis sor the Past Twenty-four Hours, Tne barometer has fallen since Wednesday night atthe Pacific ana Rocky Mountain stations, The high pressure in Lake Michigan has moved eastward, and the low barometer in Georgia has risen somewhat and moved but little to the northwest and cast. The pressure is now rapidly rising throughout the Middle and Eastern States. The temperature has fallen de- cidealy in this latter region, and jes@ so very gene- Tally east of the Mississipp, Ram and cloud are confined to the immediate Gerolina coast. Else. where clear weather 1s reported. Increasing north- oy Winds provail from Wisconsin (9 Migsourt, Probadiities, Clear weather 1# probable for Friday very gen- erally east of the Mississippi, with falling tempera ture from Carolina to Lake Muron and eastward, ‘The distarbance on (nhé South Atlantic coast wilt probably diminish in intensity, An area of low “barometer, with southerly winds and threatening ‘Weather, will probably develop from fowa to Lake Huron. STORM ON LAKE ERIE, Tle Severest Gale the Season—S:koonee Wrecked at Cleveland—ears of Other Die- ee: CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept, 7, 1871, ‘The soverest gale of the season swept over Lake Erie last night. The steamer Lady Franklin left here for Port Stanley in the fore part of the night, but was contpelled to put back. The sea was extra- ordinarily high, and it i Aan vessels wero @riven ashore at various pisces, Rosa Stearns, of Port Bui 1 loaded ‘With coal, bandh driven fo the stone Die pier, about one o'clock, and soon went (o pieces. As soon as the vemel struck the crew juniped upon the pier, and although the waves washed over them @aved themselves. The cargo was shipped by Har- rett & Bhodes, of cleveland, & ‘nd was insured in the Commercial Insurance Company of Chieago, The Conflict of Jarindiction Over Prisoners at Sale Loke=A Mining Injunction. Uran, SaLt Lan, Sept. 7, 187). The case of United States Marshal Patrick against Warden Rockwood and City Marshal Moallister, in which the latter are charged with resisting the United States Marshal in the performance of hits duty by refusing to deliver up to Bim the con viet Kuilloyle, 19 still pending beiore Jadge Haw- ley, and excites much feeling among the Mormons and Gentiles alike, Marshal Patrick's action was upon the Governor's order, based upon a letter to Patrick from the Attorney Generai of the United States, Rockwood ciaims that there is no authori! ¢ requiriag him to deliver Kilfoyle ap to the U: States Marshal except it be a process of the Conrt. The q ts, “Who has 1 authority over verritorii oners i’? &x-Oongressman = Fi Spoke yest an! for the “nang = some of his rer marks were very offensive to the Gentiles. an important injunction suit by the Eureka Min- ing Company, the owners of the Mat Henn- tia Mine, iu Tintic, was decided by sndee, 4 ‘Strick. fana tae a Lge this morning. The Mai Henrietta Mine is reputed to be of ¢: value, and the litigation excites great ‘mierest, be age he Henrietta are jubilant, ‘Tue receipts ot bullron Sais Week are: wunrese | denrealy | 7 ae CALIFORNIA ELECTION. rrr Politieal Ternade on the Pacifico Const—Catte fornia Repubiican by Four ‘Thousaed Ma- Sority—Republican State Ticket and Twe Members of Conagrees Elected, BAN Franctsco, 7, 187. There is no longer any dount as Aes result of the election, Booth has won by & majority este mated at from twenty-fve handred to four thow sand. As far a3 I can judge frum tatest intelligence the whole republican ticket is elected tm the state, The taxpayers’ ticket was successful in itus city, ‘Ihe complete returns have not yet been received, but no doubt remains a4 to the final result This election 1s a cofaplete. political revolution ta favor of the repubilcan party in this State. ‘The excitement sétli continues, but is abating. Booth's majority in this city will be over 1,000. ‘The democrats are much depressed. ‘Many counties previously democratic have om tap Occasion given large repuslican majorities, The republicans are certain of electing « Senator to succeed Mr. Cole, Coughlan (rep.) ts elected to Congrése in the Thea ‘m4 Sargent (rep.) in tho Secoud diatrict, There ees have an even chance of gaining the erst trace, YELLOW JACK. Faves Mere Doathe by Yellow Fever sn Charkeston, CHARLESTON, S. €., Sept. 1, 18TL.’ Trree deaths from yeMow fever nave ocourret here wititin the past twenty-fo:r hours, \No Yellow Fever to Savannuh—No Epidemie” iy the Cy. Naw York, Sept. 7, 187. To Tun Epitom or THe HeRALD:— Permit mo, in reply to the insinuations of ‘AL Phabet T’s” “reliable corres;ondent from ONartes-- ton)” asserting the existence of yellow fever ta; Savannah, to call your atteation to the followings extract trom a letter to the undersigned from Hie Honor Juno Scriven, Mayor of Savannan, dated gop» | tember 6: Our city is very healthy; and, while we nawer | do fear we huve mercsy saken reasonaiies * Precautions against its octurrence oy ciesns ing, disinfection and quorantine regulations» i gn extraordinary = Way. ie is hard for such precautions to pe coussrued into the exist ence of the (ever, Cl steed whem our health reports from sworn oilicet the proclamation and ordera of the Mayor, together with pubitabe: ae Dials of our physicians and other special denials, forvid any just charge of the occurrence, We of Savannan sincerely sympathize with Charies- ton in her misfortunes, and are deeply grateful to @ merciful Providence that has thus far spared our etty. Wi you be kind enough, Mr. Kditor, to give eyaal prominence to this statement as the card of “Alphabet T.’” obtained: im your valuable journal? Vory respectfully, C. D. OWENS, VIEWS Or THE PAST. SEPTEXDER 8. beth bo: Empress Eugenie arrived as Ryde, Kings 1860-—Insurrection against Papel rule commenced in the Marches, 1855—The assassination of Louis Napoleon at vem by Betlemarse, 1855—The allies assaulted the defences at Bel pol. The French troops took the bas the attack of tha English on the Redan wae unsuccessful, Tho Russians evacuated the south side of the ci! 1847—-Battle of El Molino del Rey, Mexice, By dee perate fighting the Americaus defeated @ Much superior force ui Mexicans under santa anDa THE 'WEEELY HERALD ‘The Cheapest and Best Newspaper ia the Country. 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