The New York herald., 1862-07-15
INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
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QUIZ PARIS CORRESPONDENCE.
Napoleon Not to Intervene
in America.
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Report OF the French Losses
In Mexico.
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Marriage Of the Princess Alice
Of England.
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PROGRESS OF INCgHDIARISM IN RUSSIA,
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Marriage Of the Princess Aic'
Of England.

The news by the City New York has been antici-
patsd by her report on Cape Race, which was tes
xrsphsd from Newfoundland and published in the HS
RAID the 11th inst.
rhs details by our nss later than the report Of
sAs Grsa. Eastern, and contain some very interesting
aatt.r.
rhs scarcity OF money (Jons 3o) Il 20 great in the
south OF gussa~that rsnspcr Of wheat to Odessa
aas stopped and the consequence that foreign vessels
20 not come TO Odessa
Garibaldi delivered speech Ct Palermo June 80, ad
vsng concord between parties and in families He said
shsre were three open wounds in Italynamsly, Mura
l,u, Papal rule and Bourbcnism--against all OF which
the citizens of Palermo should guard. He concluded by
spsakng in violent Of the late meeting OF prestes
Rome.
rh. Manchester Guardan Of July 2, in ito market
yiew SAYS
The fact is thai spinnsrs and manufacturers so
much alarmed at the prospect before them respects
dste mined effect further curtsilment OF their pro-
dueton and to stand ont for higher prices Ter what tney
may have to sell. On the other hand, buyers al
large ara tidy abssaininz from ventures. All sorts d
people quite unconnscted with our staple trade son,e
them lodie) rushing hsadlong into this cotton specu-
laton. Such persons have idea how relatively hlgn
the prices are, how possible contingencies,
they would lose their wits ana their money IA neisef
skslter to be arst in selling OH their stocks.
rsris letter of the 3Oth Of June saysThs last &C
counts received Of the crops favorable
than those received days since Tho temperature
having become mild has aided in the ripening Of
tho grain is, unfortunately, too true that general
feeling prevails that the approaching harvest VIII not Be
IS productive expected short time ago. No ap
prehension how ever entertained that will be nfcs
rior to an ordinary year.
The King Of Prussia, replying TO electoral dsputs-
,ion the 2sth Of May, sadI sorry to see thai
,hs elections teri minated unfavoably was grcved
to find that was much misunderstood. will, how
nv MOI he HAM ON 40 bHkp p01U
the agiotors for dssgnedy spread among the
people that would adhere the constitution grant
cd by the late revsrs6 King This, however, is by no
my intention. will rather firmly adhere TO the
programme announced by in November, 1855, and
hope that the equities viii become unanimous and conf
dent, as am completely In accord with my Minister'S
Our Paris Core espondence
PARr, July 1, 1882.
Official Report Of the Battles i,s kezico-Leses Of e
French Arry-yo Enserrention in America-N. Nires
Case--Th- stricals, dc.
A. length after good deal OF waiting and wondering
the N0atem sf this morning publishes the report Of
General relation to tnsbats Of Pusbia by
which appears that the loss Of the French in the
GLORIOUS combat fifteen officers and 162 prvstss
killed. ana twenty officers and two hundred and eighty
ave privates wounded missing. But che sson which
Gen. Iorencsz learned before Pusbla not confined
70 tho fact that Msxicans instead Of running
away At their first glimpse OF the invincbls
zoaavss, would stand their ground and ngh,
wsu; for he says rather bitterly, after receuntns
loss "such my situation before Pueos the city
the hostile Juarez according to those whose
opinions had q right reposs condolences, and who
formally assured that according TO information which
they themselves had gathered would be received
transport, and that my troops would enter the
city covered with nowers." @4~G
instead OF which glowing prospect however, his sol.
dscrs did enter all aud greeted with bu its
instead Of rosee There doubt that the French
government well az General Lorsncez has been most
sgrcgously deceived by Anonts aud his partisahs
disposition OF the Mexican people toward the FRENCH
and that IL really believed that they would greet
them with JOY rush out Of their towns cities and
villages and ranches 70 them and receive ., their
hands with joy The s'regenersng balm which the E-
psror rlsntude o his world wide bcnevoence had
sent thorn.
The very cavalier manner in which ". Billault in his
speech before the Corps Iegssif Thursday last dis
poses the claims OF Almonts pretty good
that the government s IL has been duped by
the why partisan leader The general impression hero Is
France undertaken ap enterprise which she bad
much better have left alone.
II seems thai no troops are 10 be ssut from France to
Mexico Immediately Tho despatch boat Forfait left
Chsrbourg two days ago. bearing " dOrnant first aid
dscamp General Forsy and conveying orders II said
70 the Military Commandsnt a Martinique to hold all his
troops In readiness proceed to 10 case Genera
lore shall call for them and In the OF the
fortnight fifteen hundred Of the troops who have
been serving In Algeria viii take their departure for
Msrtsqus where thsy will 90 into camp and such other
troops may be needed win be sent ont in September
During hts delay, however, is now pretty generally
thought, tho Emperor will lnd some plausible prsext
Tor ''crawnshing" and getting Of the unfortunate
sorsps into which this, his first Political mistake, has
Brought him The Pa,re, however, sticks Il that the
mpss sl policy has NOT win nos undergo any change
the population or Mexico Is 70 be consulted by
ofuuivcrsa suffrage" that great French panacsa for
su human is whsn administered BY French baysnets,
and that, the people decide % shall DO thoif lot
The Of The treaty with the United States
created great deal Of feeling political circles which
Aas been considerably sosned al the probability that
win not be ratihsd presented to the Senate at
rrsssp. The ratification Of that treaty would Be re-
gsrdsd here % 40, of defiance France which she
could not avod taking notice Of and France would
10 9th TO get into the United States prssen
Since the return Of the Count de Psgny from Eng gsnA
rot word has been sad about trnsaiationn sous
protsbis that bis mission IN connection with that
-chems 10 has not proved very successful In fact,
ave the authority Of person Who has better oppor,u
a,tss than any not inmsGs,ey connected Win tho
overnmcnt Of learning the polcy the Tmperor Tor
yns a Ah Asjsay. is'en.'., 70 s,os % iAe United
y tDces maj Ne has no inteRton of fsrfsrtpo in arv
mownsg in domestic qcasys, anss cPee,oy t,viea .
10 so.
Mrss has, ike poor Pilliccddys wfss husband "tura
I'd up again when he was acquitted and turned adrin
ipon the financial world, innocent a. now born lamb
oy the OF jna court Of D0ua after having bees con
by criminal Of Paris which had Sentenced
lin 70 hys years impfsof lnent, t was supposed that
che last had been heard Of this cesbrats case Not
however. II ssems that, under the Fronch system of
Practice, after an aersd criminal has been acc quilted
ths decision Of the court acquttina him Is
sub'sct 10 revisops aud reversal by the
1rt Of Cessation. THIS 10 done at the motion OF the
PTOeufeur Gsnsa and " pu ely Sin the interest n tho
law and cannet, Of course legally affect the pcrson
Quilted although morally have any very bene.
ncsl effect upon his characts This Is Just hat has
doDs N ths case Of Mirs Three separate grounds
fer reversing the decision given by the rocureur
General and two Of which considered tsnabe bv
chs court, and upon them the decision was reversed