The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-27
HIGHLY INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE
THE DETAILS OF THE NEWS.
A r r 7 v a i
BRITANNIA AT THIS PORT.

phc summary of the foreign news brought by the
Britannia, which was expressed from Halifax to
Portland by the steamer Buena Vista, Capt. Jarvis,
thence to Boston by special locomotive, and thence
TO New York by telegraph.
Since then the Britannia has arrived at Jersey
City
She left Liverpool on the 10th inst, arrived at
II .lfax at A. NJ, on Friday, left again at A.
M, and arrived at Quarantine at 8 o'clock yester-
ay morning, and at Jersey City Is minutes befored
8. Our Lon lon and Liverpool papers are to the
morning of the 10th inst inclusive
The Latest News by Electric Telegraph and
Express.
The annexed important news reached Liverpool
just previous to the departure of the Britannia
LONDON HERALD OFFICE,
Saturday Morning. June 10.
PARIS, Friday, June 8, 1913.
Paris was very much agitatsd last night The
house of NJ Theirs was attacked, but the mob
were driven away by the military. The proclama-
ton against attroupen,ents was torn down, and
there was serious fear of collision but, happily, the
mobs were dispersed without accident
MARsKlILEs, June 6, 4P. M.
have this instant received from the comman-
der of the Cairo, which left Alexandria the 10Th
ofMay, the following interesting news:-
An extraordinary express reached Alexandria
from Su~z on the evening of the 18th May too late
for the dispatches to be sent by the post, with the
important intelligence, "that the Sikhs had re-
VOTED at Lahore, killed two English commissarles,
and massacred all the British troops"
The European Times, dated one o'clock on Sa-
turday, the 10th inst, contains the following in
telligence it is to the latest moment
Letters from Vienna state that hopes are enter
tanned Of the Emperor's return. The liberal pro-
gramme of the Foreign Minister, had met with the
Emperor's approval.
iFurther accounts state that the Austrian Gene
raj Radetsky, had succeeded In reaching the rear
Of the Sandman army, and forcing its retreat.
report from the city of Messina, states that the
inhabitants were entirely ignorant how long the
Business was improving.
The state of Germany continues very discour-
aging. Berlin letters state that 5000 persons had
left the city. Many houses and shops were empty,
and there was no real value for property of any de-
scrption.
From Denmark, we are informed that the govern
ment had voted $26O,00O for the defence of Nor
way, by Norwegian troops and fleet.
Amsterdam letters mention that rumors were
afoat respecting the failure of Jacob Post.
The report of the assassination of the King of
Naples is unfounded.
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, Friday, June 81 PM.
Interesting Intelligence relative to the Continent
On Monday night the Bulwer affair came on,
but Government has managed to throw veil over
the whole, and the afront offered to the nation by
the dismissal of the Queens representative, is
quietly pocketed. l scarcely think, however, that
the matter is quite over yet.
Mr.. Bankes rose and moved
"That this House learns with deep regret from
correspou dence between the British government and
the government Of Spain upon the table Of this
House that proposed interference with the internal
concerns of the Spanish overnment. as conducted
under the authority and with the entire approval Of
her Maestys Minister'S has placed tho British govern
ment, and represe ut tho Court Of Madrid
ia position humiliating in its character and which Is
calculated affect the friendly relations heretofore
existing between the Courts of Great Britain and of
Spain
An interesting debate ensued, the speakers being
Sir Robert Peel, Disraeii, Shell, Lord Palmerston,
Lord john Russell, &c, and the result was that
Mr.. Bankess motion was negatived without d.
vision. Lord Pamerston took the whole respon-
sibility of Mr.. Bulwer's proceedings upon himself,
and high encomiums were passed by all the orators
on his talents ambassador. Bulwer has pub
lsh-d defence of the charges imputed to him,
which is no defence at all. Lord Palmerston has
refused to hear the explanations of Count de Mi
rasal, who was sent to London for that purpose by
the Spanish government, and the Count has
turned in dudgeon to Madrid. Thus matters rest
for the present All this time we have no ambas-
sador in Spain, and the arms are taken down from
the embassy. One of the charges against Bulwer
is that he excited the soldiery to revolt.
Lord llowden has arrived IN London, from the
River Plate.
Portugal is in statu quo. From Egypt we have
oil 10 fhe oh 10
alive. Bu mess dull
The commerce of Trieste has suffered from the
blockade of that port by the combined Italian fleet
They made show of attempting to lombard the
from the commander OF the English steam.frigate
Terrible, which is at anchor in the Trieste roads
There was a report that an American squadron
had entered the Adriat.c, but 1t has not been con-
frmed.
Vienna and Berlin are tranquil; but it is the tran
quilhty Of lake, which the first breath Of wind
m ~ rniflp, and the arrival of the Prince of Prus
sill at B rim may be the signal Of revolt. The
idotc Emperor Of Austria feels himself too happy
away from his liege subjects at Vienna, to go back
again in hurry; but if he does establish hs capt.
tai at Prague, | fear his quarters will be hot
enough They are turbulent set, and more prone
TO acts than words.
Notwithstanding the many rumors OF peace-ne-
goiianons that drop IN from all quarters-notwlth-
standing the reply of Baron Arum in the Prussian
Assembly, that tn" war with Denmark was much
nearer it termination than IT. CONNIE nee ment. and
his assertion that the English ambas. ,dor at Co
penhagnn was using his endeavors to effect paci-
fic eolution-the accounts received continue to be
of y most wa,kc description.
The s,sc qua non stipulation that the embargo
lard upon al German vessels was to be raised, is
seemingly but slightly regarded by the Danish au-
thorties. According to letters from Copenhagen,
of the 9th ult various vessels had been condemn
ed as lawful prizes, en- premiere instance.
SPAIN.
The latest advices from Spain are to the 18th
June Madrid was tranquil. The refusal of Lord
Palmerston to see Count dc Mrasal had caused
some annoyance to the Spanish government.
TIH STATE OF FRANCE.
IL would be bold thing for any man to assert one
day what would happen in Paris the next; but as n
mariner can foretel the coming storm by the as
of the horIzon the rxer0 f the