The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-15
the WAR IN EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE CAHADA'S MAILS
The Canada in Collision with
An Iceberg.
Our Paris, Berlin, Vienna and Brussels
Correspondence.
Additional Particulars Of the
Battle of Solferino.
Map Of the Battle Field AMI Of the
Famous Quadrlateral.
Interesting Speeches in the
British Parliament.
THE CRISIS OF THE WAR.
Attitude Of Russia, Prussia and
England.
MR.. COBDEN ON AMERICA,
70, 10. 10
MR.. COBDEN ON AMERICA,
70, 10. 10

he mails Of the Canada reached ths city from Boston
leet evening.
Our files from London and Paris Of the let OF Jusy
which, with the letters Of correspondents oonaiu
highly interesting facts concerning the grea, events
now transporting in Europe.
Capt Lang, Of the steamship Canada reports the 9ta
inst, NJ came in collision with ic,bcrg carry
rg away the bowspr cutwater and upper part Of tho
main sem-al the damage being four feet above water
mark The ship has made water and will be ready for
sea on the day appointed for sailing. IL understood
however, that she will 60 into the dry do:k to
bic . thorough inspection TO be made OF her.
AZ Paris there ia impression that the severity Of the
,osses both sides in the will increase The prospects
Of .pv pacific diplomatic Intervention tina. may be COZ
tenplsted.
The Austrian Minister d Foreign Affairs has LEFT vepns
for Verona Munich letter Of the 26th Of Juae in to-
National Gazette OF Vienna nays
NJ de Schreuk the Bavalian Minister OF Foreign airs
had conference yesterday at Innsprucx VITO the
an Minister Count Rechberg We assured that the
motive Of this meeting the desire Of tue BavAraa
Minister to the opnion OF Austria relative tn.
German federal constitution which seemed DO longer 40
plicabe under present ciTcumstances NJ dc Rechberg
deca,ed that in the late negotiations between Austria and
Prussia there had not been question Of German AZ
fairs Those negotiations NJ de Rschberg affirmed were
entirely unconnected with the FEDERAL relations Of the two
great Powers. the federal act were de do sspen led
give suciens attention federal auaire; she would
arranging am 3nR themselves 70 the consequences
eultpg from such Suspension. ''se' Ea&l "a
The Paris correspondent Of the London Post telegraphs
that the King Of Sardinia has refused all Dictatorship or
pro,estorate the Ponthcal States, and will coufne him
aef sending officers charged with the maintenance o.
good order satisfy certain exgences Of public
OPINION without in any way interfering with the rights Of
the Pope.
The Berlin correspondent of the Nord the 9th Of
June staiessthas in recent circular the European
Courts Prussia renews the that her policy and
her military ornaments have but defensive character
and thar ste will not support Austria in Italy.
The Berlin correspondent of the Independence Beg. Of
June o. says that clearly appears from the circular
NJ de schIenitz that the Berlin Cabinet desires obtain
the concurrence Of England and Russia for the mediation
that II has ia contemplation.
The Indpedanc Beige learns, by way Of Vienna, that
Esngary is sgi.aed National manifestations putting the
power Of Austria in DANGER have taken place at Dcorec.
.n and Austria (adds the Idpdaxce) will have to
make peace accept all the emergencies Of external
war complicated by internal inzurrectonary movements.
The London Tines Of July O. pablishes details by eye
witness Of the massacre at Perugs and devotes leading
article to the subject
The London Times Of July q states that the house Of
Rotbschd at Frankfort on.the Mane has taken a new
FIVE per cen. Hessen Darmsadt loan Of 5000 900 guders
t93.
The Grand Duchy of Baden also about to issue &c.,
GOO gudera Of four per cent railway bonds at s4a.
The tenders Of the Panama route for the new English
Australian mali line delivered on July in London.
The Pcnnsuier ami Oriental Company has not rendered
but the Royal Mali Company has. The results will not be
known for several days.
In London, June grand dinner was given To the
Right Hon. Sir H. G. Hayter, H. P, BY independent Nbe
raj members Of the House Of Commons big retirement
from official life.
TIE standard Of recruits for the British Royal Marines
and Light Infantry has reduced for growing aas Of
eighteen years Of age TO five feet four inches.
Advices received by the Canada state that the Rus
san frgate General Admra from this port had reached
Cherbourg The date of her arrival and particulars oil
the voyage are yet unknown.