The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-28
Reported Purchases Of Arms In Cor
many for tho Unisn.
The British Gunboat Fleet for
tho Coast Of America.
The Royal Ascot Plate and Other Stakes Won
by American Horses.

OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENTS,
&sss ksss -.
mo Lcudco Hrsyd OF the 18th Of June, speaking Of
she operations the Stock Exchange the previous day.
says
shares In British Possessons remained neglected the
actual business bong couHnsd 10 few dealings 10 the
Indian Cansosn lines, principally the former; quota
Mons, nevertheless, rulea steady.
correspondent Of the London Herald In Hamburg,
writing on the 1lth Of June, says
Accounts from parts Of North Of Europe speak
hopeeuny Of Agricultural prospects, and particularly
with regard 70 the rye The telegraph from Chris
t.ns !. Eorw.y has bought US the melancholy intel
thu dwellings and warehouses, with all that they con-
tanned, Of the town OF Oesterrisor. three hundred
houses vere consumed In the flames, and the mt OF
property all kinds destroyed very considerable.
havc just learned tue death Of Dr. rrster burgomss.er
OF the Hansestc town Cf Lu he died last night at
the advanced sge OF eighty three.
letter from Madrid OF the 7th of June, In the Aesa
Ger de Bastrne, says
mo death Of Count Cavour has produced Z deep i'm
preston at Gadrd all parties comprehend that the loes
Of that great ataeemsn will the door TO Italian
lutcn Il possible that the democrats and absolusts
may secretly congratulate themselves ON this event.
which real catastrophe for the OF Italy, but
Of order can only with deep feeling regret the
premature removal OF this minister who bore on his TO-
6h all weight o. the great Italian move
ment. What Will row take placer
The Cor-espondaacia, Of Madrid, in announcing the
death Of the great statesman said that the Count the
secret and tho most determined enemy Of the Spanish
BourbOus
King Victor Emanuel has sent magnificent presents TO
Gsribads daughter the occasion OF her marriage,
stated with Of her fathers aides camp, who, It
said saved gariba,ds life IN Sicily. Among the presents
"a suit Of ornaments in briuiants Of great value
Tbs Great Eastern 10 advertised 10 sail from England
with troops for Canada, on June a.
Letters from Oroastadt Of the 9Th Of June state thai
the Russian government fitting several gstes
and linsofbssss ships, of which appeared in the
roads on the 4th inst
tbs agricultural pro5psc OF Ulster observesIn
mencpg weekly agricultural reports for the season,
iot Correspondents concur in making favorable repre-
sensations OF the harvest prospects The occasional rains
during The past i've or ex days have given ne hopes 70
country at say pint the neghbhood OF Belfast the
most pers In agricultural mat cannot
s
The booy OF Count Cavour Was opened BY the phys'.
osss On the afternoon Of the ga OF June was remskea
mAlady
ne Ocean Of Brest says
The scverpreut hiss decided that the Transatlantic
steamers from Eavrs to New York shall heuceorh call
q: Bress.
Our Paris Correspondence.
PAR1s, June IA, 1861.
The Nesst-aI Proclamation cf Ndpoeon-Feeiino in the
CRY en- EngJands Hypocrisp-Cc snt d. Hoynys Opinion
Of tive Chances Of the Re6eJs-7he Emperors Opinion OF
"fhe VSccr Of the North'--A Day Of Reckoning 10th
England, DC.
France adopted the policy OF Eagland Ia recognz
Ing the bengeront rights Of the Southern States but
<hi nyuI autn r
TIA. the mpathy Of the nation at large il wholly
the eide Of the North or, other words the govern
ment of the United States.
The Emperor is usual working out some dark pro-
tleE, and in every connection, no matter in which
corner Of the world, the Of exatpg France. He
eeps calling In the wake OF England because at present
he cannot do without her, but become embroied
with szy other STATE, let her get into ruuss and
you VIII soon how much longsr ne Will be her
sort baieve this be the simple reaaon OF this quasi
acknowledgement Of the secession States In
lion With various classes the selfish conduct OF Eogand
setting the example she has is yersa,y etigmasized
We, sad pretended to make such pious decla
masioos about slavery our Commercial relations with
America very different, and not Of the
stock end kindred and yet unless forced By the policy Of
England, we should have toS to do anything to
impede the actions Of government representing the
beau idea. CT popular liberty is only on piece with
the Brtttsh pocs which SO long Kept "a Nendee an nri
Eating blister the kevorricn OF 1852 and which, a.
every SHOCK troubles arise always ready 10
frg protecting gs over the sore spot But one voice
Throughout tbs world proclss Ands policy TO be
cold ara eeiash @ Of it pegets sell
fshress return. The Southern STATES reoee and
rebels only, against their iese sereigA lordhe
vefruet Of the United sIstes-and sorhs.ry can
usssS che imitation given or the cold and cSnich pot
cy Of Lord john Russell; Our government ioAows 1t
because bias special purposes Of is whtsh zgtt
hsreetser unite in the ooeett alliance with RrLh
America. The Canadss may long bs sppropruyed ~
ire uGssed States, France who hes los, At
Of her pos<tsons who're the sors OF Ter former
erbcss estIi i've ED speak their mother tongue, viii
have q CONN., bold Of atn that people who
saa ecccpy ire Of England in dsant struggle
II wss pct yesterday that found myself among
large parry ccnssting Of Senators members OF the Corps
Leelslsth ana many Diplomatic persoDages, aad was
surprised 60 fad how Unanimous the lids OF
1aent IN toe director haze thus Indicated. heard
Ccuns De NoFay remark 20 geniienaa'' Entire nous,
there carnot se cnance for the secession satss II
che helps ,hen" Ano diplomatic parsonage Of hisn
rank that The Emperor said at the dinaer
table sunday that tbs vigor Of the North would
srmp.e ccTn every oosshce Ike grass "
We are bound as much as Possible 70 pu. our,
sad sbht nssicus are but aggregate individuals. Tue
woric breaking Up n AL aife,tions aud ia the nlGs.
OF tbe ctnpnson SIZE sses her ofortuty she m st not
be scrupulnuB tue she viii avail hesset
O. A. E1, coais snst hr and though America
rorua.Dea should sy cc nuisance he likely to
bring beT rto collision wish the gres enemy Of FfAn
Los hsr most powerful Lyt is no. France WHO Will
refuse to Ecussb Lho .os,ef the chances OF such ccca
though IN the sbe shonl oevmpatnize
vss the enssy che spring upon AID devour In
Take s g1h3 be receiT.G US e. iacoaIFovertioie aj
eat whether France turrs 70 right the loft,
cec.e oefcge Eogish pccy makes Argio FrGncD
coEescipl treatise goizes TIE rebel StaIcs,
ctDpsss The Eugsh srAs 10 COLA or japaa hex Object
the eats---to htos her rne for ne OF
rtckoLI Ia g,acu wnca surely parl oi this
that 10 ed UPON the mosai and g,N
Consequence Of The revolution OF 1853. insteose
coi chposto TO !GtS s-l The recent proasm2ton c5G
cernzs The sete states formidable as IL ooks Is 10 be
teheE pea De Ia ieee u TIE sane sense as chat OF
E-1f ma ard rr.l. tle nriv ga
sIs.te o. tie Arvrcan ster at ialieres lot
ccn5iu gas vew, Voat would rest ptsaee French
rc.lcy would Be sudden ssToution Inc par, " he
Hcfs and sls so,td 70 usse rp their dn reucss aod
nehso t9g11 % TIE tssh By 'ae inne9fste OF
E9e ca.acas Tttre y Tss. ittio o1uDt whrh SIDE
taa .tico.oe wocAa be sem Heating.
PAIRS, June Ia, 1861
RFr-'l ron America e. 8dp.eeEs -6en.-a ;S @cjeay
,stc-ssseS c. IL War Poactr q, Ia. Unto-sorry nee.
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