The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-22

editorial, the right Of England 10 furnish con
voys TO her neutral merchantmen. trading with
lawful papers, of the blockadod ports.
The Gazette, at the same time, admits the right oil
our cruisers to search suspicious vessels.
Earl Russell indicated 70 Parliament that the
English Cabinet had adopted very liberal ye
firm attitude both towards Russia and Poland on
the subject Of the Polish revolution and the rights
of Poland.
A German journal publishes the official text Of
Mr.. Stewards despatch, announced by the Journal
Of 50. Petersbwg, and an analysis Of Prince
Gortchakoi's reply to the Cabinet of Washington.
The Russian Minister, in order TO be able TO give
his reply early possible, has addressed it, not
to the Russian Minister at Washington, but to Mr..
Clay, Minister Of the United States at st. Peters
burg. Prince Gortchakof expresses the Cars
sentiments of affection and gratitude at the atti.
tude of the federal government under the grave
circumstances in which Russia Is placed. One
paragraph of this document is devoted to the
rebellion. ELK
France was disappointed and considerably
agtated by the news from Mexico. The Moniteu''
confesses that the resistance of the Mexicans was
unexpected
MIsCELLANE0Us NEWS
Bermuda papers to June 10. by the Eliza Barss,
contain no news. The rebel steamers Columbia
and r. E. Lee sailed on the 9Th for Nassau.
While the Pennsylvania troops who were sent
for the defence Of the State are camoring about
the prospect Of pay, the duration of service, and
the personal qualities of their commanders, and
even insisting already to be sent back to their
homes, the New York soldiers are quietly taking
their places in the trenches and Notifications
around Harrisburg, and are prepared to meet the
invaders and drive them back to their desolated
land.
Ex-senator Pugh, the democratic nominee for
Lieutenant Governor of Ohio, has announced his
intention to take the stump after the 18th Of July.
Rev. J. Donnelly, Catholic priest was arrest
ed at st. Joseph, Missouri ON the 18th inst, and
sent to st. Louis. 1t is supposed that he has been
carrying on secret correspondence with the
rebels. f
The Memphis Appeal has had quite an eventful
history. Just before the Unionists took possession
of Memphis it packed up and moved to Grenada,
Mississippi, where 1t located for awhile. The
Unionists came to Grenada some months after; but
the Appeal heard Of their coming, and went to
Jackson Mississippi. A short time since General
Grant visited Jackson, and it packed its carpet
bag and kit and went to Meridian, Mississippi,
where 1t issued one or two numbers, and then
started for Atlanta, Georgia.
The new Catholic church of St. Teresa situated
on the corner of Rutgers and Henry streets, was
formally dedicated to the service Of the Catholic
doctrine yesterday by Archbishop Hughes, as
sisted by other dignitares of the church. The
services were very interesting.
The stock market Saturday dull and irregular,
closing, however, with rather better feeling especially
in Erie, Hudson and Pacific Mail. The Western shares
were heavy throughout the day. Gold as high
l44, closing at 143h. Exchange 1867 1877. No
ney actiye in the morning, but at late hour be-
came very easy indeed.