The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-25
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
The Etna and Bremen ut this Port
and the Arabia at Halifax
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011H wHEX LAxU1 NEWS.
FOREIGN MEDIATION In AMERICAN AFFAIR 3.
Agitation on the Subject In
France and England.
Speeches Of Earl Russell, Lord Palmerston,
Mr.. Gregory and Others on
Enslands Position.
General Buffers Proclamation Towards the
Ladies Of New Orleans Denounced
In Parliament.
British Opinion on the Defeat
Of General Banks.
A New Light ON NapOleOn,s
American Policy.
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The Mexican Question in France
and Spain.
DO, &C., 10
General Buffers Proclamation Towards tho
Ladies Of New Orleans Denounced
In Parliament.
British Opinion on the Defeat
Of General Banks.

1he screw steamship Etna, Captain Kennedy, which
0aed from Liverpool at FIVE O'Clock the evening Of
She nth and from Queenstown tho 18th instant ar
rived at this port early yesterday morning. She landed
the mails passengers and es Of European journals
days later than those received by the China.
The steamship Bremen, Captain Vessels, from South
ampon the 11th Of june reached this port yesterday
afternoon about half-past four O'Clock.
The Cunard steamship Arabia, which sailed from
Queenstown the 10Th Of june arrived At Halifax yes
ssrday morning The news by the Arabia is week
atsr than the reports Of the China and published in
teisgraphic detail in the HERALD this morning She
sailed from Hasx fQT Boston .. nns O'Clock yesterday
eeSrning.
fhe Prince Of walos reached Windsor June IA, from
che Ease
The Japanese Ambassadors were 70 embark at Wool
Wich for Holland the day that the Etna left Liver.
pool
The number Of visitors At the Great Exhibition on
Monday, the 9TH IS largest attendance yet
week account Of the death Of the Grand Duchess Of
Hesss
The Pacha Of Egypt continued in London, and had
besn visited by tho Lord Chamberlain on the part Of her
Majesty.
Paris letters say that telegram dated Brussels the
night Of the 14th Of june holds out little hope Of the
King Of Belgiums recovery. s
The italian Chamber Of Deputies viii discuss the nan.
eial stats Of the country the occasion Of the first bill
beng presented u destined 70 cover tho deficit Of
1ee2
General Coocotroni, Of Greece, had formed provi-
oouAl ministry with the mission Of introducing bills for
Tho formation Of National Guard and electoral law
The Turks, after having taken the ntrenchments at
Ustrog, had advanced Abai The ntrenchments were
taken by assault after i've hours' nghting
All the Montenegrins residing in Turkey had been r.
called by their prince.
The Paris evening journals Of Juno II publish the fol-
1ng-Dervish Pacha has encamped AZ Nicksich, being
short Of provisions. The Prince Of Montenegro and
Nirko has retreated in the direction Of Maratz
The Great Eastern was being exhibited at Liverpool.
Bhe advertised leave Liverpool for New York the
1st Of July, and again the 10th Of August.
Ths AngoSaxon arrived or Londonderry the after.
Of the 10h and reached Liverpool the forenoon
of The llth.
The City Of Baltimore arrived Il Queenstown at one
2. NJ. on the 11th instant.
The steamship Atrato, with the West India and Pacific
mails, arrived of the Needles early on the morning Of
7he 18th inst
The Borussa, from New York, arrived at Southampton
On the evening Of the 18th.
The Scotia, from New York, reached Queenstown a,
midnight OF the 18th.
The valetta, with the Bombay mails, left Alexandria
June II, at noon for Marssiles Tho Eora, with the
heavy portion left on the 9th for Southampton, where
she may be expected on the 22d The Malta brought
male to susz, arriving there on the 7th inst