The New York herald., 1863-06-22

To those stores Hnd the SIMPLY cannon, pow Ter and
am'runition fcnd AT Vera Or plcd by tho navy,
will snortiybe aided mil ~ o cart ridges 10 $50 rofnds
for rred cannon 1900 bombs ana 5s COO kogran me- or
Ennpowder now leaving 81. Nazairc and ioaior.
Tfaris (Jwe 81 correspondence OF the London Herald
The paragraph about Mexico in The ho~,teHr has
ated very painful impression. Large ren'osc emrns
are said to he under orders and the france learns
four tnc Of battle steamers three transports and two
rgsses are ordered 70 prepare Tor ssa without delay 70
The xosifeur also contains DEGREES conferrug tho
Iegi OF Honor and tho Military Medal to not less than
hundred and thirteen officers non commissioned o1-
and prvaes most Of them wounded, who have dis
tnsuished themselves at the siege Of Puebla-
MEXICAN coNsuLs PROSECUTED IN FRANCE.
lParis (June 81 correspondence OF London Globe
The Minister Of Justice has erred in allowing arbitrary
proceedings to be taken against the Mexican consuls.
their correspondence with Mexico writing dsspatches
for receiving information, and for dissem mating IT, The
o. Inc ~ p,e, $1,000 %
legaty Of their arrest and strange that, France
not having declared war against Mexico, and merely
bad government had existed, should deal thus
harshiy with simple correspondents. The real crime
AFFAIRS in Mexico public Roman emperor In an edict,
once condemned a mans name 70 perpetual oblivion,
down TO pospterity The trial Of the Ave consuls win
spread through France the contents Of the letters they
the hSsSsaascs Bslss Msasyro one Of the guilty par
ties braved the Court and declared himself ready pro
daes proofs that tie French had suffered Aeavy that the
state of Merico had been nsrepresented and e Emperor
deceived NM Arago and Herbert spoke powerfully In
favor OF the accused-the latter asking they had
crime TO differ In opinion from the sovereign Araeo
AouqM Aese shnuld be decorated for having spoken ne
tvsh asead f being dragged up before the correctional
me consuh were all acquitted. .a
TIE FoRsIoN BoNDHoLDRRs AND YRKNcH PAYMENT.
lFrom the London Times (city artice) June Q.
With reference 70 Mexican affairs, correspondent
points out that the yrenoh have given sub
vc per cent Of the customs duties 4 Vera Crus for he
aiped in the honda sum of 500 ooO be ADDS had up
70 the end Of March been paid into the hands m the
Paris Is tha. France rssd;as ali sdss S ssSnng an
tseA 9 1rrosy Z. Meco. but VIII persist 10 seeing such
while; the most scrupulous attention win be paid 70
ITron .Gs London Times eci.y ars,el.,, June lo.l
Tho correspondent whose remarks quoted yester
day with regard TO the French arrangements favor Of
she Mexican bondhoders and who wrote on unquesona
at Vera Cruz Bis figures, Ioc 900 dOlars' were per-
The sum Of 100000 appeared 70 be unexpectedly
arge but the source Of the statement seemed forbid
mistake writing You my note Of yesterday It was
written by dIcation and amid Interruption The amount
BEEN stated At not 500 COO Further s"%s
have doubtless been paid snce this was BY the
advices from Mexico to the mddle Of March.
The Polish Reyoiution.
ENGAGEMENTS between the insurgents and Russian
The Polish leader Kononowica, r. had been captured by
stataeem and was about to be shot His band remained
undiminished
Five thousand Of the Imperial Guard had been depach.
cd from ST. Petersburg TO Ithuana frghtful accident
happened to train conveying portion OF the troops,
caused by the railway giving way. Three hundred SOL
diers killed.
The Russians had shot the Able Iosola at wilma
Koznllo, the leader OF band of insurgents, fell at
Wladyki
The Municipal Council Of Moscow had resolved upon the
formation Of civic militia, and thousands OF citizens
promptly enrolled themselves.
A telegram received Tuesday, June 0, At the
Austrian embassy In Paris announcing that courier
on his to Paris with the acceptance by the Vienna
Cabinet Of the French note to Russia the affairs Of
Poland.
The special correspondent Of the London Tss writing
June says:-"This evening has been received
OF number OF battles having been fought Fighting has
been going on for some time In all parts OF ancient Po
land. N is not said that the Poles have won any great
viotories but the other hand does not appear
from the Russian accounts, that they have suffered any
great defeats"
rHE NEUTRALITY OF THE UNITED STATES.
The Europa OF Frankfort publishes the ocial text Of
tho American despatch recently announced by the Jour-
o Sf a s. e. and an y snss Of Prince cOrseha
Tho Russian Minister order 10 be ablc give his reply
early possible addressed u, the Russian Mini
States g. Petersburg Prince
Cars sentiments OF affection and gratitude 1t the at
tude Of the federal usdsr the grave crcum
One paragraph Of this document ID devoted 10 the
bellion.
GIN. TURR ON REVOLUTION.
General Turr has addressed the following letter 10 the
Ny yisit 70 the United Principalics has been com.
mented in various ways, and several Poles have ex
pressed fear OF nv intending 70 organize movement.
10 Gallicia AZ do not acknow ledge the right Of any
Pole TO get up tnsurrecton In Hungary, 90 do not
think have right TO provoke the least movement In
Gallicia. Accept, &C., 8. TURR.
TNe pRlNce Ann pRlNceeR ng WAIge