The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-05
Prince Napoleon's Opinion Of a
Foreign Throne in Mexico City.

The screw steamship City OF New York, Capt. Petrie,
which sailed from Liverpool at two O'Clock the after
of the 2lst and from Queenstown on the 22d ut
mo- arrived half past ave O'Clock yesterday after
noon, bringing mails and passengers
The news by the City OF New York has been antici-
patsd, in all Its main points, by her own report de-
Iivsred Off Cape Race which telegraphed from ST.
Johns, Newfoundland and published in the HERALD in
synopsis and detail, on the mornings Of Sunday and
Monday last.
Our files by the City OF New York are dated London
and Paris the 21st utimo and contain some addition
al particulars which OF interest
debate place in Parliament the brutal ayr
rian murders Of frequent in Ireland
and strong urged for their suppression
Sir George Grey said intended to do its duty
nrmy but dspassonatsly and he had doubt success
fully.
In the House Of Commons on the Goth OF May pro-
ceedings unmportant but Sir c. Wood said there
not the slightest truth the report that the Per-
slams were marching on Herat.
Private letters received from Cherbourg, from an
English gentleman well qualified to give opinion upon
such matters state that the French iron plated fgate
Couronne. lying in Cherbourg basin, has in her
trials proved decided in every way She
Is $50 feet long her gun deck carries guns
her main deck fourteen knots and has proved
herself to bs an excellent scsboat. Tho Couronne's
frame is OF iron. coated with wood, which the
armor plates She placed the stocks in Septem-
Der 1868, at Lorient. She coated with from
end to end, and her engines are Of 900 horse power
nominal
conference parliamentary reform was being held
In London Several prominent reformers and members
Df Parliament were taking part in it.
The returns Of the number OF visitors 70 the great Ex
hibtion in London during the first half Of May show
Hof ham half tha
same period during the exhibition Of 1851.
shows that the annual mileage Of the French
mail service is s73 024 miles with subsidy Of
e658 $50 The mileage OF the English service 1913 o96
miles with subsidy Of f669 $40 The contract money
paid BY tho French government it, therefore, little
15s per mile while that paid by the British govern
msnt is less than Is Id per mile.
The English government had declined to assist in the
construction or a railway from Halifax Quebec in the
suggested by the Colonial governments but had
offered TO the Provincial governments imperial qua
rantse OF interest towards enabling them raise loan
for the purposes Of the proposed railroad.
The ALeanso OF Milan publishes manifesto from Kos
suh calling on the Magyars, Scavonians and Romans
60 unite in confederation.
The Monensgrins took Nicksich by assault, capturing
eight hundred men, twenty officers and twenty
three guns. later despatch says the Montensgrins
only occupied the OF Nicksich the citadel remain
ing in the possession Of the Turks.
The Turks had taken the whole province Of Kutscho
Tho inhabitants OF Rome convinced that the fall o.
the temporal power OF the Pope is at hand.
The King Of Italy left Naples at midnight May 81 in
the Neptune. Sir James Hudson accompanied him.
Prince Napoleon left Naples the morning Of May 81
The London Times publishes letter exposing scheme
processing to convey emigrants overland from Montreal
70 British Columbia FIVE weeks. !. shows that the
proposed route would take at least ninety -one days.
The loss Of the ship Pride Of Canada, in the St
Lawrence was reported May 81 at Loyds. The amount
OF insurance done on her in the room very large.