The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-24
| ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
.~o-~-~-o>~0~~>~~>oS>o~>~
|UR LONDON and PARIS CORRESPONDENCE,
beech of kOssuth on the Euro
pean War.
The Mexican Bond Holders In London,
and the American Appropriations.
he RECIPROCITY QUESTION IN ENGLAND
L Ill T. VERY l. ATE $ I.
DC, &C. &c

The United States mail steamer Union, Captain
dams, arrived at this port at O'Clock last even
Pc. She reports heavy westerly winds nearly all
pc passage. Her news was anticipated by the
canada.
She reports speaking the steamship Baltic, hence
pr Liverpool, on the 10th inst, at 10 A. NJ, in lat.
s n, Ion. 81 IS.
The Union left Havre the morning of the 18th
ns, and called at Southampton in the afternoon Of
he same day, to take on board the English mails
ind passengers.
The royal mail steamer Avon arrived at South
mpton on the 5th from the West Indies and Cult
Mexico. with specie valued at 50 900 900.
A public meeting was about to be held at South
mpton to raise testimonial to Capt. Fitch, of the
Washington, for his gallant conduct in saving the
assengers Of the Winchester.
Donua Valerie Gomez, from Madrid; Nsri Barald
nd Graham, from the Italian Opera, Paris, are
mong the passengers. These artists form o part
Maretzeks operatic company, which will shortly
Commence the season at Castle Garden.
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, Friday, June 9, 1854.
The English Minister of War-Duke of Newcastle
-Ssr George G,ry-Royal Congress at Tetschen
IN Bohemia-B1ore Shily-Shaliying- Denmark
Tranquil. &c.
In the House of Commons, last night, Lord John
russell gave half and half explanation of the de-
ision come to to entrust the War Department to
pecial minister. His explanation was not quite
satisfactory as regards the financial department Of
be new ministry, the budget of which he said would
ONE under the general expenses. Nor did Lord
ohm inform the House who is to be eur Minister of
War.
1t seems, however, that it has been left to the
3hoice of the Duke of Newcastle to select the War
n Colonial Department. His grace will select the
ormer. In that case, the Colonial Department will,
n all probability, be handed over to Sir George
Grey.
The Six Million Exchequer Bond bill has been
lead o third time.
The present European WARRIOR though the fight
ing takes place chiefly on Turkish account, yet all
The States Of Europe connected with it, more or
|ess-is the most extraordinary war that ever took
place. There appears to be general secret under
anding that lack of energy is to be the order Of the
bay One would have thought that things had gone
bofar that two great nations like France and Eng
|and would have ere this presented cartel at the
Fword's point, demanded positive answers from Aus
tria and Prussia, and have smashed attempted to
smash, at leasti all the Russian ports IN the Black
hnd Baltic Seas. not q bit OIL
We are to have another conference like that at
Dlmntz. Austria has sent milk and water cum
mons DOMINATION is too strong a word) to Russia,
hnd has attained, at the same time, leave from the
Porte to occupy the Turkish provinces Of Albania,
Montenegro, Herzegovina, and eventually Servia.
Once there it will be difficult matter to get her
but again. And the Western Powers sanction this
Austria it is true, will only seek her own interests
nd declare against Russia if indispensably neces-
barry but not otherwise. Though hostile Prussia is
more honest. The indefatigable telegraphic wires
companied by NJ. Gerlach decidedly Russian, } and
The Austrian Ambassador, has suddenly left Berlin
Tor Tetschen, small watering place in Bohemia,
to meet the Emperor of Austria, and, though
not known, very likely the Gear himself incog. The
result of this conference will, Of COURSE be food for
speculation for some time.
We have not vet received full details Of the occu-
patton Of the Piraus by Anglo-French troops.
A telegraphic despatch from Copenhagen states
that the 9Th Of June passed off quietly. Great mul-
md aasaSnhlaH frhN Court was absent.