The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-12
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE AFRICA AT HALIFAX.
The English AbOIitiOnists on General
Hunters Proclamation.
President Lincoln "Must Finish the Manifesto
and Enfranchise All the Negroes.
Captain BOnaparte Patterson, of
the French Army, Spoken Of
as the Ruler of Mexico.
General Serrano Spanish Am
bassador to Juarez.
Napoleon About to Abrogate the
Tripartite Convention.
The French Army i'm Rome
to be Reduced.
Emigration Of English Dissenters to
New Zealand,
&C. Gc, &c.
General Serrano Spanish Am
bassadOr to Juarez.
Napoleon About to Abrogate the
Tripartite Convention.
The French Army i'm Rome
to be Reduced.
Emigration Of English Dissenters t
New Zealand,
HALIFAX, June IL, 1856:

HALIFAX, June IL 1852.
Tho steamship Africa from Liverpool the 3lst ut,
via Queenstown the LIST inst, arrived Off the harbor
o'clock this morning, and towed up to port,
in consequence ofhavng damaged her rudde in the ice
OF Cape Race The damage will be repaired and she will
sail for Boston at O'Clock this afternoon.
The Africa left Liverpool at ten A. NJ OF the 31st.
The Africa reached her dock at six A. NJ Her dates
days later than those already received She has
sixty -four passengers. No specie is reported.
The ship Sue had arrived of Queenstown FOR Glasgow
with n cargo Of turpentne having the blockade OF
the coast Of Georgia
The British government at the request Of the Atlantic
Telegraph Company had ordered two steamers to be got
ready purpose of making further survey both
sides Of the Atlantic.
The English conservative party had collected all their
force for the purpose Of upsotng Lord Palmerston on
the retrenchmert question.
The United States Consul at Paris had issued notice
that no her applications can be received from foreign
officers for commissions in the Union army.
The French army at Rome about 10 be reduced to
single division
The steamship Australasian from New York. arrived
at Queenstown on the 3lst ul
The Nova Scotian arrived at Liverpool tho soth.
The latest commercial intelligence is not yet received
The American Question.
In the House Of Commons, on the 10th OF May, Mr.
Lindsay gave notice that he should call attention to the
relations Of England with the federal and also the Con-
federate States OF America on the 9th Of june
The London Times again INDUCES in warning (odi.
toral) the financial criss' which later
must II argues in America-a crisis which over
takes every nation and every individual who believes
the creation OF wealth from any other than honest
perseverance and labor.
In another article the London Times reviews the repor
question fortiGcatons that the Com
missoners reason from the in the American
civil TO modify the views they took last year rela
| tive to the Notifications at spithead.
The London Times in reviewing the latest evidence
the subject is dsposed to in the judgment tho
Commissioners aud thinks that their conclusions are
| justified.
The Now York correspondent of the London Times,
under date of the 10th OF May, considers General Hun
ers proclamation valuable to the Conederates as an
army OF half million OF men, and says Il will make
eyory man and boy in the South soldier, and have
corresponding effect in Kentucky and tho other border
States. There are probably thirty thousand in
General Raeck's army who uiu either lay doom their
arms 10 the Co'ederates If President Lincoln
shonid endorse the proclamation.
The London Post considers the from the south
west favorable 10 the Confederxtes, and says that
General Beauregard continues to forfy his position At
Cornth and receive achievements, whilst the silence
Of both the federal and the press omnous
II is whispered that large portion OF General Haeck
army is laid PROSTATE by sickness If SO, the caution
Of the federal government Is Ineligible. General
Hunter, when he about It might have declared the
abolition slavery throughout Southern confcdsacy
The effect both iu be about the same President
Lincoln must quash the manifesto OF General Hunter
in common consistency, enranchiss the slaves OF the
other Southern States in which he has been enabled
gain footing.