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resdenee NO. 4O5 Canal street. this (frfday) atornoon
kotAKrs.-On wednesday, July o, after q long and
serious illness, JosASsAB McCARrY, the fond wife Of
owea mccarthy, native 81 she county Cork, parish
The friends and relatn IS ere invited 70 attend the
funsra from her late residence VI DE Kalb
Grind avenues, East Brooklyn, this (Friday) alter
noon, II two O'Clock.
PorEsu Thursday. July 10. MARIA W., wife Of John
W. Pope In the ssh year OF her age.
funeral, from No. 50 west Forty third street. tnis
(Frlaay) afternoon, at two O'clock
Iaghton tMass.) ana Syracuse On. W papers please
COPY.
TURNER AT Now Milford, Conn, on "Wednesday, July
O. Mr.. Lucy TURNER, widow Of JeLcks ". Turner,
aged s. years.
TaoKS.--on Thursday morning, July 10. Edwin X,
eldest son Of Moses b. and aaaa orn aged 10 years.
mont and II days
-he REMAINS viii be taken 10 Newcastle Westchsster
county, FOR ntermert.
yAs El,rSr.--0u "Wednesday, July Q, OF consumption
Ruff Vss 6grsT, aged As yea and / months
Tho eaives ami friends OF the family respectfully
invited to the funeral this Fiaay) sltorpoon AZ
one ecocs, from his late residence, No. ~ rhAd
avenue.
Orange county N W and Illinois papers please copy
mother, Ihariestosn Aiass Captain MALCOLM W WHITE,
nss! IS Yeas. months and u days
WlSf.--Un TUESDAY, July 8, e. WARD c. WEST, the
45tA year u Ills age
he e-a,!ves ano friends OF Tho famy are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this friday
Half III O'Clock, ON his residence.
10I Lexington avenue, without further notice.
WOLFE On THURSDAY NOR ing, July 40, ANNA LoREr4
daughter o john and Jane Agnes Vote, aged year,
mogths and day.
h relatives aud frisnts af the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend tho funeral this (friday af,e q
three O'clock from the residence Of her parents No liz
West Twenty third street.
Wn'1IAs-on thursday July 10, wife Of John
whooan.
Tie relatives and frienes Of the family arc respectfully
mVteh 10 attend the funeral from her .aLo eLcc,
No 289 avenue b. this riday) afternoon at lupast
one cock, without further notice.
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s HIP PIN G NEW S
Port Of New York, July 10, xsox.

CLEARED,
slip Inviucible. Hepburn Llve.poosporord Ti!eston
SIP Richard AlsOp, waf'nston, Livenpool-R Atop.
SIP SIP Whsa 5a Srw oaan f Gse
Bars LeoanoR re- g = Brso,j E% c Co.
Brig jeanette tBrem) Geerde s. Hel!iu.--Ba.zer De
Brig q ,ine SBr) Dart 81 Jaso-B &C 4 DewoIf,
Ri Mary Lowel. Johnson pa.ads pn,aastsa %
SER Ei,xv w (EoD Npperus Falmouth Ens-funeh
senr Mary susan tsr> Han, narhcr Isana-J Douglas
schr Exeinplar tBr, David on H4n,sport-Master -
s.hr ocean Wave (Br), LockAar, stJohn, Md De
schr Star, Finley, chineo,ragus-aas,er.
,schr BrdsAH soper, wash,ngton-van brun, !
schr Sarah Minge Weaver. washnson-van Bruu,
schr II Hoyt, Lyon. Baltimore--r @ Benton Sous.
sshr OCEAN sa Wave rSe paIT Benton Sons
scLr Mchiean Marshall PhialyIph. AZ b Hurbut Co.
schr Brilliant Norton. silliyan-t L Hatch.
se ehr snsnn f Ey frye Co.
sloop Mary Adelaide, Conover nsg Harbor-T Benton
sR Racket
ARRIVED
surveying steamer Bbb Com Bou,elle Fortress
Steamship kangaroo Orb, Jeffrey Liverpool June q, Vi.
Queenstown PM. with mdse passengers to Inc
ua M ap S.
n SHIP s POI o s na q aay With
gar, to Ncsm.th Sons. = !
ship so%sSseshire tnew). Gillespie. Boston, days. IN
Ship Horizon lof BOSTON, Reed Boston days. in ballast.
Bark Foster tof xi,lbrdse,, wallace sasu. II day..
Bark Daniel ebser tof BOSTON, Ryder. New Orleans,
Brig nv lBT, Busss Limerick q days in ballast. to
Msss q ss M sd on % wnas most Of The
iissr esr St Johns. Nr, Lynch. c.di. 90 days,
Brig sarosst tof New Bedford, Briss. Monaco IS days.
f Il company aas:ss with sanf
Brig Dazzle loS BANGOR, Smith, Ma.anzas. 10 days. with
senr: small Small. Ponce. IL days. In O.la.. to IN
een. Ssr, Roberts, Nas.nsa' u days, IN ballast,
sshr AnSely iOf Newourypor Lee. San savadors days.
ssh hrr twaRe puct ashsm. Philadelphia
Err t elsn. l sisoS. ahisss assSs4
sshT FS.n Hs;s Als1 ,s,l
s sSr FAT R ss.s Moor, E s.si days.
sehr Fr,nki,, McFadaen, Lusec:
S: III ss s%s;; ::::: *:
sesr aa1l nos. sn1 sssS.sss
schr Weco,t, Parker Boston. days.
s sssr s 5sns s sSSn ps,ssnas
asrs Asany x dsT sG sor Boston.
steamer Potomsc Gus iransport,, Brswn. Pors Royal
'1 s,.sn ne Tsompson. cuadin. Baltimore.
Steamer f k.1S. i SsSasy p ss%S
BELOW.
Brig Ben Nevis with coaBo.h By pilot boa. Edwin For.
Ship Compromise caulkn' from Liverpool Nay q. with
brig Fieras tfor,, Dal1lnovah from Antwerp. NAY a.
An a Han s burg BARK S.ri from Havana
Also. ons SNIP unknown
steam gunboat Connecticut
Wind 81 sunsesw
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TUE AMERICAN QUHsTI ON.


Trsm the London herald tord 1erbys orxan) June II
II Il md tsor supposed Oh this side Of the Atlantic
that ID war any prosasiy " speedy rsstoraton
VI The Uroi,, Engiishrsen had believed Americans
asserted tast the rebellion could be tsmplsd out IN
ninetv oars nSt sing voice would have hsan raised
IN favor Of rtervsrtion Those who moet Of Ame.
csn AFFAIRS ere that he South had good cause
Dr. al least al vcus 5hoH cho prde sooa g N 3
rcsts o. ErgL,nt a,says af they tncied i0h
a. eorder1y Hut neither sympathy with The South
regard % our political and commercial interests
would have induced Engshmsn 70 advocate the int re
Of this country in quarrel which could be brous hi
Issue clktr reasonable time By force Of arms
ind Of which tAs merits certainly admitted Of con
l.dsrsbls doubt No one would have desired thst for
he sQkt II .akr t.c,ry 70 colonies for Tie prcper-
tcn u p9sshs Lhtp a, for cdt adm
% TIE pace Of h wsld Wtcb nti he dis.
upton " if most uHL vncplf and aggreSsiv, of cirise
pog1s, Jud take part against . government as
ertng its fg cd rghis with at least shadow oil Law
nd ssnblsnG4 Of reason on its side Such would have
ssp the feeling Of England. But no PATRIOTIC English.
IAN, however strongly aud sLivarously he might dc.
reczte the prudent but rnssserrs OF an
dvan,ags against sithle. friend and future foe could
fs hsvesSsrd.d the restoration OF ths Union ol.
ase than a csanry 70 England anss 70 Esvop, 80
early docs the dissolution u the great republic tend t.
security of empire aad the matt tsosnee or po.ce
sat the Eng and Of bygone times The france u 10
~, might vel have csncsivss herself jushasd b. such
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miscellaneous.

The new steamship Creole Of Messrs Ludiam Hsine.
kens Havana line will proceed on trial trip TO MORO
from the foot Of Thirteenth street, Hk She will bs the
mate 70 the Roanoke.
BARK wnpr1Rx Perkins hence Gibraltar, had
weather the passage lost deck load and was cbg 70
sails, &c.
BIZ BRIO ArIxxpArE Is ashore 10 Hell Gate.
BR soHR voLASr before reported tswed into Holmes
Bsdord vhsrs she srives oh inst She has been SousS
N:S Beao FOR $50 Her cargo &C. CONSISTING Of G BIS
-four 80 DO meal 49, DO sS sacks corn and bids Of
rs T. e. c1 sn q e S
beam ends hours .hsn tie main AND ns:n mast, had 20
escape. Ali well on board
Bn,xxs June :i-Th. Hans. tsl for soathampten and
DEAL, June so-os Bremen ship Friedrich Holm, 81 days
sss1y from sS . INV during which S lost .s. and
Lw.nrooh. tras sa-fh. Centurion. zsr.sa: from Nsw
YORK for ,ls or has eesu ,ewed into Bay BY
mined she been the Coal Rock a, ass nsh and
ni,s Of 18Th for the censarsa J'eaAs' '''
s.s,s Il, ..s work ys
Tae Zephyr King from San Francisco whs Islus lowed
% soson With & before fore q 1Sog
GOT Into Ss Frncs i S.su 'n ~
a7rbe Centurion after dischargins abou, $50 ton, o.,
grain In good order has been got of and lowed here.
Jasnox June 7It 10 reported that the American schr
on Oh VI Apfii, be Sold bean
sbHys esass money on bsttomry for repairs.
p,,v,-- June ls-The Celestial. Jones' from Iondon
shassna wh,cn here today NTH rudder pn.lea
gone and dan age Stern. had n. IN ,ne LAths
In lat N, Ion W. with the shp Europe or Rat6 Gg-
2oth-Tho Gadola, from New Yorx for China was aban.
dsned with loss Of rudder IN Lat 81 g. Ion T. saved
scrLr lSt Marys June ie-Put in the Ayance Christo
phersen from Cardiff for New York. sprung
part 81 bnlwarks and sancheons gone and leaky
SUNDERLAND, June 2i-The Bravo, from New YORK for
Dunkrk, with grain, was abandoned May 60
En ION " W, with pump choked and 6f feet IN her
TAsLE BAy, May 22-The Pacific Gam shIp) With fore
mast hshed steering about NV paSsed April 49, by the
Anofta, ~ simon's Bay.
sap Harriet Jesse 81 Bombay, had been sold previous
10 May "A for rs 1900.
WhaIemen.
Can't Nichols OF ship Alfred Gibbs NB reports Al
Fad June nothing since leaving Talcahuano To sail that
day on cruise spoke of Moreno Head May z6 ap Mary
Wnaer cleveland, 2 mos out lv sp Hesfd Of few days
beore bark EdWari Snaey nothing sinoe leaving Tai
Capt Skr Of brig Leonidas Of wespot reports her A
sea May T. no lat &C, with $50 sp ~ bkhsh
Spoksnune 10 lat 20 90 len ~ ~ schr Quckstep Cook
with ~ sp % wh on board.
June Lat Aso NJ Ion 81 Is W, bark Antelope Tsber Me-
Jny PM bark "Kare."2 days from New Bedford for
The Pacific Ocean.
letter from Capt William Marsh late OF shin p l. n len
dsd Guam, April lsd2 reports the following ship,
has touched there previous 10 that time all bound Nora
Oil n5t Eated-d ltn, Halsey; Otheo hillmer. John
Neat, tirkef, Emis Moran, Whtrsidr, Massschuss as
Green and issbeNa, Tucker. III nf New Bedlo
ct!ci from GAIT Bnnxs o. sap spartan 81 Nan tuckct
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

HAMroyD-PArNsR.-cnT Thursday msrning, March 81
NJ the residence Of the brides parents BY the Rev
BakmAn Mr. W. II. HAMMOND 10 Miss CARRIE PALMER, Of
Do KAlb avenue, East Brooklyn.
MrxcH-FRosT.-On Wednesday, July 0, at the resi-.
lencs OF the brides father, by the Rev d. v ~ John
son. CHARLES MEScH 70 Miss KATE FHosr all Of Brock
Ign.
on Tuesday, July 9, by the Roy. NJ c. Leghines
assisted by the Rsvs Andrews, Leghtncs and Lewis
u NJ Mr. LAUREL L. OIAsIYp, Z. 8. N, 70 Mas JrSNn
f. CoI1Es daughter Of H. M. CoIIlS, Esq, all Of Bling
hamton, NY
sArrr.Rp--CApMrs-In Brooklyn. on Monday, June 30
nv tho Rev. David J. Patterson. JOHN SHKPPARD
Jr to JOANNA N. C.DMre, daughter Of Richard Cadnus
EsQ. :, ali Of brooklyn, LII
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Beauregard's Boasts Upset.
LETTER PROM GENERAL GRANGER, or THE WESTERN
ARMY.

ARMY.
TO rm rDrroa oy The NEW YORK HERALD
HEADQUARTERS CAVALRY DIVISION
ARHy OF THE MISSISSIPPI, July 4, 1852. I
have read with mingled feelings Of surprise ana
regret Communication signed BY @. Beauresard sd
dressed to the Mobile Ncs OF the 10Th umosurpriss
that facts so patent and easily susceptible Of proof
should be denied by him; and regret that 80 weak
wicked and unholy cause 10 this cursed rebellion
should have rendered utterly false and INSCRIPTIONS
whom, FOR Gitcen years, have always associated
with all that chivarc, hishminded and honorable
The pursuit from Cornth led with one brigade OF INV
cavalry and battery leaving Pennington at noon on
the 3oth day Of May On tho evening Of The Same day
came upon tho guard Of the enemy. whom found
strongly posted In The bottom Of Tuscunba creek eight
miles south o. 1orinth. Tho next day this rear guard
driver out Bd Sunday, the Isl June the pursuit
recommended 20 .assed Rien2i only two hours
eenind the rsfsaiiDs army, and found the bridges
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interest IN !, IN taking up the OF secession
without regard ~ us absrsc. justice us independent
I prospects n success
How hns, III ., England and u ancs tolcr
. war wased uttsriy a vain. far OBJECT whose q
woEld o az elsslzed mor 70 tho rest VI The
woridS fow long aro suffer, while the ". nth
81 dts lts powers 10 the restore Union
which, whfe II eIistsd, the common enemy VI
EURO O. aaa IN Al especial sense Tho OF kAgiaDdY
How much shall We 81 Ter tor The AorIll larf the DIS
trdcton oil tie industry which cot supply
dss ms, and the eventual for GAIA
nave suffered raienty rather than be involved o
IRA. -e which is not ouss Ii did suffer,
should net be disposed T. meads should the struggle
Sortinne or ears 10 G. Ge tut The oil
year, and mas last FOR mary years: and Il ndlcts
tn9'. snisr1.s al eady and increasing with each
succeeding moAlh Thai brings hope NJ psace II The
cause 9. ne north wore good holy Eng
hand might bc content ~ suffer long severely
scece sa.ei b1t We willing ynan
fd,rs "a Nrtrr 81 81 eayLs May te gyGttE1d Ls
&Isr.ete o. Nouhs-i irseLca, lAu Ac sachu
ets bGy Groo 5ta IN SIT iGtes pgsHS ty prefecture
Gf4f fsoH C0fgtg -ttAGaaG. II tiino tbs some
eseded action should b. taken by France and en-
DALI 81 siigs an y, well FOR lie pro-
lection Of tser hal rasd actarers AMI hungry
o23 AtNes Stsa dcsoa asisst b. il 10 I'm
los sibs thai hugs IAN be lcng allowed
present, AID ts,sI imp obabe that any change in the
as-ct q American Affairs wi! bring us any ,esf aud
We are ~ act after AZ, u Is alNlNg needless
u act Il once, with bhtloeas courtesy, but with
inine vaee u mGvss OF tGrpuss. The gar ~ Ap.ercd
lN eosob sdStsss LIE EUrops, ~ b. trnli .ed wuen
inns Restitution Is ammo .neeI BIZ .hs two great
Poasrs neitoFr TIE patient here nor the ex
h,ased c9maAtaatl beyond tae Atiatc VIII have long
- wat flr fe.iel.
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French General ina Command.

paris (Junc ~ CORES OECence VI II n On Herald
Gene al forey appointed To the commani-h chief
hoaico. The 6ensrI is old aid experienced iisr.
His corps rather his DIVISION the first engaged
IN Lay les, and the victory OF Montebolo due chiefly
10 bis ski VI dEoiti was rewarded by the Gi and
Cross ei the Legion OF Honor and in Senate
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coiison. Eotw outstanding, lei me assure yoo that
III ulghout empire there great irritation agaist
The urt of AatTid. Another spondsni, wrt
tbs sans paper ON 'ir Same sc, says -tngia hxv
Ing o. Used "a ra,ii. In ~yse EvoattD, france
sr~s 70 ecmuii her ~ Actitp concernin, the
shs,rfa Mexico. Tor This reason ths c.AeperAi,n ~
Italy instead OF spain regarded nnpotanl Ia future
Iran
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Commercial Intelligence.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.

LONDON, July ,, l641
Consoh close nj Of * 91T for money.
Illinois Central shares a. discount. Fries 20k.
LIVERPOOL, July Q, 1882.
CorroS Tho sales TO- day 20 900 bales, the mar
ket closing buoyant and with An upward tendency in
prices, but quotations unshaaged 6pScuaofs aud sx
port.rs took ~ 900 bales.
BgEApsIurs Flour and wheat are quiet and w.
changed but Arm Corn dull and 81. . 81. lower
PnUvssioss dull and nominal
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Paris (Juhe ~ CORES orderce Of London Times.
Cabinet Uuucu he'd sunday At Funlaise-
bsean, when Mexican affairs again discussed. Tne
Emperor appears quite resolved to send reinforce
ments sufficient 10 force tho way 60 tho itl against
every obstlc The point III Decentralization is the great
dihcuy 10 land a. Vera Cruz IS 70 expose hundreds 70
certain death. Strangers cuinS even from havana and
tho West India Islands lab 10 injection, and this
season thosl WI do more hun pass thI.u9n ibs
town ayo di oisy GLOW fever The road aexiCo
IanpiSo, which Is IN heal .ier situation and excel
lent port has en- slpksn u as the Ia ding pace. bat
te diff uies o ne int osstie road 70 Hcoo much
greater for army.
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THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
The French Naval DEMONSTRATE In the
gulf.

Toulon June 20 cerrespJndsncs Il London Timss.l
may be permitted 70 say that know ~ what end
10 begin describe the than ordinary activity dis
In this port IN executing the commands Of the
Minister OF Marine He desires that the nrst division
With rsnfoYcemsnn for Msxics shall sail ths 23d OF
june, and Il the ships do not Weigh aacsor that day
VIII rtainly not be the fault Of the authorities
We beginning comprshend from the thousands OF
dispatches which have succeeded each other night
day for the Last fOrtyeght hours that tins expsAtion
Is 10 sail ia three dts ions, which will comprise
ships Of. the line and az many frigatss large
transports have ohiy occasion TO one fact in
order give you idea OF the activity prevAs
While The ships vi. line Imperial and St Louis were
approaching their anchorng ground and under
steam sent ngsds OF them and they began
and their guns and sufficient number of officers and
seamen TO navigate ships. In the course OF
twelve hours ali concluded half che crew the
imperial transferred 70 the Fonsnoy aad half the
Of the g. Louis TO the Souvsran Zach ship is
have board Two captains four icutsnants aud $50
There not sufficient sur gsons be procured
despatch from Basta announces that the steam cut
Averns OF 12o horse power, forced take shell
IN that port from hurricane Ia the night Of ths
18th. This did not sstonish US for the mstral
has blowing With great yiolencs the last i've
days and whi.s despatch informs that 10 ID blow.
Ing freeh from the northeast the Gulf Of Genoa there
II q said he Fonteney In TO rsosve general officer
board but bis name has not TRANSFERRED Ii further
reported this morning that the ship o. the line
Castigione q also 20 be recalled IRON Agers convey
troops 90 Mexico.
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fpsrH (June 25) corrsspondsnos OF London Tines
there will probably be delay in the arrival OF
the renfofcemsnts 10 Mexico though there may have
beer Ia thor departure from ths French ports.
Is caused by the sickness vorA Cruz. The troops who
now embark wi proceed At 10 their destina-
tl but will remain 10 the Islands OF Qua lalosps and
Martinique and land al Vera Cruz about the end OF sep
tsnbsr when the great heats and the yellow fever sub.
side II is said that tho condition OF the small force
uDdsr General Loreacez viii allow u this delay dis
were skill eDcanpsd at Amazoe, in position, and
notbing serious was Appreciated from the Msxiczns
las Pc says shat General Forey will take hi dc.
parura til i. Dubois do splgny arrives In Paris As
laws srcady said Admiral Jurisn Dc Gravers returns
% Mexico, and skes the Of the three naval di.
vtsionsh1 q Aereo, tai q he An les and Aal oil tAs
Of 1neJlcd.
La Pdirts says that the other divisions III be CON-
nanded by Rear Aomir ais Reynzni md de Cards
The correspondent Of the fr7penddnce Belle writing
rom Paris on the l3th u June, says that desire Was
being evnced 10 delay the rein ofcsments intended 10
be 81 " Mexico. Ony Tires four thousand nsD
would leave Tor Martiq ~ and Guadsloupe 10 be acct
mated Ia tb Jse coonss. fhe Jdy of the ram.
forcomsnts whict icing organized would not reach
Mexico until about The month VI &c sobsr when IN.
&c. season will have psssed away lie slsy saws
.Ipldmat 10 restisns between IRA. - AM vain az
nave already Informed you are very cool ad In botb
oeultriss The bes Efforts Srs btps maze 70 prevent
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MarScts.
PHILADELPHIA STOcH BOA2D.

PHILADELPHIA sTocH BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, jGly 10, 1e63.
Stocks heavy. Pennsylvania State SIS, 87a<; Reading
Railroad, 2s7 Norris Canal Al; Long Island Railroad,
II; Pennsylvania Railroad, 475s Sight exchange on
New York at par.
BALTIMORE, July 10, 1862.
Flour active. Wheat buoyant and advanced &c. Corn
in light supply yellow advanced &C. Coffee firm: sales
1000 bags Rio at 22c. Whsksy hrm a. 321sc.
PHlADELpHIA, July 10, 1852.
Breadsufs generally active ana frm Wheat-whitc
at 81 24.:i o. Corn sesiys sp2 TO-; white
~ zoe. yellow ~ Coffee frm; RIO az ZIG,
II 10 Cotton unsettled, but higher. Whiskey hrm at
Sic. Q &c.
BUFFALO July 10, 1852.
Flour arm. wheat-Dsmand fair: sales No. Chicago,
e2c.; No. Milwaukee club 81. Corn in COED demand.
sales Is 600 bushels ~ 40c. Whiskey hrm: sales
400 bbs az 29lac. 80c Canal freights firm. Imports
OO0 bbs -four 2s6 600 bushels wheat liz 900 bushels
corn EXPORTS 900 bbs Hour ISL 600 bushels whsss,
I62 900 bushels corn, 20, 600 bushels oats
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.
~-~~~~~-->~~~--~~-~~~~~
The City Of New York or Cape Race
with Two Days Later Advicss.
rhe Halls Of tho librarian, Kangaroo and
Europa AZ New YORK.
OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.
The Mexican Question in the
French Legislature.
Speeches cf ~. Jules Eayro and
~. Billault.
The English Aris.ocrats on xntsIyen-
ton" in America
xae.r Fears FOR Caaada &ls or tho
JEl.od Sia.es,
DC, &c., &c.
The Mexican Question in the
French Legislature.
Speeches cf ~. Jules ravro and
~. B;llault.
The English Aris.ocrats on "xnteIyen-
ton" in America
Fae.r Fears for Canada I'D or the
CCl.od S;a.es,

no steamer KaneSreo, Cart Jsnsry. which
aisd from Liverpool II I've II on the 18th and from
Queenstown the a6h utimo arrived At this porl
sisvsn o'c.oCk 2. 4. yesterday Ber news has besa
anticipated b. her report % Cape Haec, which IS
osen already published in the Herald. ami iasr
s7p'c ayoc5 have 6csn received by the EUROPA Cseat
Eastern anc City o. New York.
The steamship Europa, from Halifax arrived Posop
al quarter 70 eieh, oclork yesterday morning. The
sswsInper bag Tor tho pross was despatched TO Kew
York BY he morning train which was duo about
Eve O'Clock last evening The mails forNa rde1 by
$40 two O'Clock train, and reached New York about ten
s'n,ck hast oiglt
fhs steamship City Of Nav York. from Livero DOL I'd
w Queenstown % INST, wa boarded OF Caps Race
ssa A. u. yesterday, July 10
Hsr uswa . lays latsr bat the political intslli-
gsnce Is unimpnrtznt.
The City 81 Nov York lott Queenstown lac on Thurs
"a evening, with full mail and -four hundred aud
seventy passengers. There from South
EsWton, either By Bremen Hamburg line Ths City
y Sew YORK experienced nne bgeczes and beautiful
weather.
Our Eur les oy the Ebern,an reached this city
fSen Quebec yesterday morning.
The LONDON Herald o. the Esd Of june says
The result OF the sk sales is 'hs noticed by Messrs.
Dura CO.. periodical sales commenced ysstsr
oay f2lst or June), and concluded The q aDtity
oered was about 800 bales bengal silk and 900
China with abot AGO oscs Japan and 200 bales Canton
sl> As nigh have been feared from the guet
the market, tbs whole allowed pass quietly with
cat any biddinss, except the damaged baes OF which
however there than the usual ora.tYr. 5 Il
sven these there was less than the usual poton
TIE only feature Q: the esk nas been the sale Of
small parcels o. Canton silk class which has been
Ter long time almost 5atirely neglected
a letter from Rome Of the 18th OF June says
AR Randall, the Minister Of President Lincoln has lust
aehve'-d MS letters OF crsierce 10 the Pope ard he
ARsonelh
The s'ear, shp City OF Washington, from New York
arrived :. Queenstown on the "a OF July.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-01-03

NEWS FROM THE CoAsT.-Friday was day al-
most entirely barren of any kind of news, and
even Madame Rumor seemed to have become spd-
denly tongue.tied. !, II -
The demonstration of the enemy at White
Point seems to have been q very slight affair." as
they quickly moved of again and in an hour after
wards no enemy was to be seen. Our troops under
reception and check their further advance, had
they yentnred beyond range of their gunboats 81,
Early Friday morning the enemy's boats hauled
OH from Coles Island and put out to sea, They
last evening. :. - =
Nothing further had been heard from Hardee-
vile or Red Bluff and it was supposed by passen-
gers by the Savannah train that the reported land
ing OF the enemy at the latter point was prerta-
ture. We have no doubt the Yankees are feeling
their way, and will endeayor to make strike
somewhere in close proximity to Charleston or
Savannah. Our Generals are on the alert, how.
ever, and will be ready to meet them at any point
Z 81 - [Ghnr eston EaIrer. iulr