The New York herald., 1862-03-11

VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WASNINGTON'S BIRTHDAY In LONDON
Speech Of Hon. Mr.. Adams, the
American Minister in LOndon.
EXCITING SCENE In THE FRENCH SENATE.
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Prince NapOleOn's Speech on Revolutionary
Democracy and the Rights Of the Clergy.
Secret Religious Societies Con-
demned.
The Czar's Intentions Towards
Poland.
OUR PARIS AND BERLIN CORRESPONDENCE,
&C., &c., &e.
Prince NapOleOn's Speech on Revolutionar!
Democracy and the Rights Of the Clergy.
Secret Religious Societies Con-
demMed.
The Cars Intentions Towards
Poland.
OUR PARIS AND BERLIN CORRESPONDENTS,
&C., &c., &e.

The steamship City of Washington Capt Brooks.
which sailed from Liverpool at three p NJ on the Goth
and from Queenstown the 27th ult arrived here
seven O'Clock yesterday morning. bringing the mails and
1877 passengers
We indebted to Mr. Ross the clerk Of the ship for
passenger lists and the early delivery of packages
The Africa reached Liverpool early on the morning of
the oath ult.
Our files by the City of Washington are dated in Lon
don the 26th and in Dublin tho 9th ultmo Strange
say of the leading journals have editorial
American affairs Perhaps the edtors-more sagacious
than IL D. Russell, who is on tho spot-have SEEN from
the latest reports from this country, that the rebellion
near its end, and made up their minds TO let the
affairs of the Union alone, Just in time.
The London Ners Of the 25th ult. says
lis alleged that within the last days insurances
for large have been effected in Lon6o on,
French account on goods per steamers from avre to tho
ports Of the Confederate States. single policy effected
at Of The T marine rs 70 be % for s
bockading vessels OF war; range from fifteen to twenty
guineas per cent w
The London Tim-s of the 2sth ultimo says =
Her Majesty's paddlewhee frgate Odn, I6 Captain
the Hon. Lord John Hay. B. is it is said shortly
pected with the Japanese Embassy board and
it rumored that her Maestys despatch boat Banshee
is proceed Alexandria carry ths Embassy from
that port to Europe.
The London Times Of the 25th utimo says -
In consequence of the OF John Anderson the es
capped slave the Duke of Newcastle has before the House
Lords bill providing that in future writ Of hdbdes
eo,pus shall issue from England into any colony where
there lawfully established of justice authorized
10 issue such writs.
The Vienna correspondent Of the London Times writing
the 10th ultimo, says -
The flooded suburbs this capital are beginng to re-
cover themselves In the Brgitterau great change
place. the water has of and the strcots
again open for traffic. although the gardens covered
with ice crust two three inches thick. Yesterday
they began to pump the water out or the cellars and
u TO ,iS .r From Hnsr 3 re
great suerng caused by the foods and by the incle
mency of tho weather.
The London Times Of the oath ult. says
The Board Of Trade the year 1861 have been
published this morning. and must be regarded salts
factory since, in the face OF the cotton difficulty and
also OF the prohibitory tariff of the United States they
show falling OF. In the declared valuc OF exporta
tons OF not quite eight cent from the total OF 1860
which tho largest ever known. January was the
month in which the exports their lowest Joint
and they touched their highest in October The dimi
mutton in the shipment OF cotton goods has eleven
PER cent compared with 1860, but only three per
compared with 1859.
Tie London Ne,rs of the Goth ult says
A thousand Mormons, from the three northern couu.
tries OF Europe Just leaving for tab in America by
way Of Hamburg Tho greater part come from Don
mark, very many OF them belonging to the well-to-do
members Of the peasant class.
return OF the strength Of tho British navy shows
OF 525 aoat 10 effective sailing ships
while there are building SIS steamers OF which IL are
ironcased vessels.
Tho army estimates OF England show grand total of
f15 0o0 which, including the supplementary votss
is about the same last yoar The total streng b Of
the army is 22s 600 mon
The frgats st. George, having board Prince Alfred
arrived at Queenstown the 25h ult, and the Prince
Immediately started for Osborne.
Tho report of the Great Ship Company preparatory
the general meeting, is published II exhibits an excess
of expenses receipts Of $500 exclusive Of the
September voyage) Her hull is pronounced perfectly
sound and she is being repaired with all sposdths in
tenton being 70 send her TO New York again soon as
she can be got ready