The New York herald., 1862-02-19

ARRIVAL OF THE EDENBURC.
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TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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THE AMERICAN QUESTION m ENGLAND.
Earl RusseIl's Neutrality Circular
Endorsed by the People.
Intervention Condemned by
All Parties.
The Nashville Ordered frp:7 Southampton, but
Saved from the ruSearOra.
AUSTRIA ACCEPTS THE THRONE OF MEXIC0.
FRENCH ReINfORCsMENTS FOR VERA CRUZ.
Preparations for the Meeting Of
Parliament.
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH PROJECT,
&C., &C.. &c.
The Nashville Ordered fru:7 Southampton, but
Saved from the luSearOra.
AUSTRIA ACCEPTS THE THRONE OF MEXIC
FRENCH RslNfoRcsMeNTS FOa VERA CRUZ.
Preparations for the Meeting Of
Parliament.
TIE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH PROJECT,
&C., &C., &c.

rhs steamship Edinburg. which left Liverpool at mid
night on the 3D. and Queenstown the 5th of February
arrived at this port at halfp eleven O'Clock A. NJ
yesterday With the passengers and transformation
the Etna-that vessel having returned TO Liverpool to
repair the damage sustained in her collision with the
ship chevot Off Holyhead.
The advices by the Edinburg from Liverpool are little
more than day later than those received by the ASIA
but by way of Queenstown they three days later.
Cabinet councils being frequently held in London
preparatory to the assembling Of Parliament Thurs
lay, Feb s.
The Madrid journals say that Marshal Serrano insists
on being relieved from his command in Cuba, but
government unwilling to accept his resignation at
the present Juncture.
despatch from Paris of the 4th instant says
The Independance having asserted that Count walewsk
had declared in the fifth bureau Of the Senate in the EN-
perors name that at the moment whom the Popes Nunco
left for Paris formal and written engagement had been
given by the Emperors government not TO withdraw the
French troops from Rome and in the Emperors opinion
the defntve solution Of the Italian question only
70 be expected from the action Of time be sought
elsewhere than in the Roman question The Moniefr on
this declares that the Of tho Independence
douby false and says the statement is completely
rect that N. waswski spoke in the terms reported.
n Bas the great French chemist, died the Sd inst
The government functonaries Paris the pro-
vnces have been requested to give many balls pos
sibe in order to provide employment for the laborng
classes 1t is in fact, the operatives employed in the
manufacture Of articles of luxury such ewelry ball
dresses and carriages that suffering at present
great sensation had been created in France by the
trial at Bourg Of mscreant charged with entcing fs
male servants into secluded lanes and woods for pur
poses Of abuse dor and robbery number Of cases
Of murder had been proved against him, and he had
bean sentenced to death.
Public demonstrations made at Florence Italy
ths ID instant before the ocss OF the rsaconary jour-
nais n Cemmee and II Contemporaries; but the authori
ties prevented any serious disturbance.
There CFeb y n monetary crisis at venetia, and
the government has dscrsed forced circulation Of the
asw money.
Disturbances have taken place at Verona and MantuA
The London Gasets Of the 4h publishes Mr. James
Marshal, Consul ss Leeds for the United States Of
America Mr. Il. B. Hammond is TO be Consul II Dublin
II appears from statistics just published At Rome by
the General Of the Jssus that the total numbsr Of
bers OF the Order a the end Of 1851 1891 whom
3,2o3 wsro Frsnchmsn.
The London Poa Of the Sd inst. says
n. recent arrangements made for the departure Of his
Royal Highness the Prince Of Wales have been altered
ft u now intended that the royal yacht Victoria and
Albert should be ready by Tuesday tho 11th ins TO
and proceed to Antwerp from whence the Prince win
proceed visit the Crown Prince and Crown Princess
Prussia and then continue his tour The royal yacht
will remain at Antwerp, as 1t IL expected tho Crown
Princess Royal viii return in her on visit 70
her Majesty.
commemorative testimonial presented, In Eng
land TO the Right Honorable T. N. Gibson, for his
vices In connection with the repeal Of the
press public breakfast given the occasion
The loss Of the gold ship Empress Of the Seas by dr.
shortly after her departure from Melbourne Australia
FOR Liverpool teegaphsd morning Of the 4,h
tnstant from Alexandria. Gold saved.
Additional dispatches from India, in anticipation Of
the Bombay mail of January IL, had been received in
England The expectation Of saltpetrs from India except
20 British ports had been prohibited. At Bombay cotton
goods dull and declining Exchange, 2s. I'd. At
Calcutta January 11) shirngs dull and droop-
ing. Mule twist dull but unchanged Indigo dropping
Exchange, 2s I'd.
The Cork Herald OF the 5th INST Says
The Cunard mail steamer Canada, from Boston, ar
rived In harbor about half two O'Clock yesterday
afternoon having been due since the previous Saturday
The Of this delay appears TO have been that the
Canada encountered dense fog between Halifax and
Boston which detained her whole day, and a further
delay OF seven hours occasioned the harbors
mouth BY similar cause Having landed passcn-
gers with eighty mail sacks, she proceeded for
Liverpool. AL well.
The briganne Fanny Lewis, from Charleston, 8. c. 4,
the LIST OF January arrived at Liverpool February T.
with cotton and rosin.
despatch from Queenstown OF the 9Th inst. Says
The steamship Hammona, from New York, arrived at
Southampton on the ID inst.
The steamers Kangaroo and Bohemian arrived Liver
pool and the Bremen at Southampton on the ID inst
Ths Bremen broke down in her machinery day or two
assistance and towsd her into port.