The New York herald., 1863-06-10

opens ''the time for mediation" and calls on al
who wish well to Engisad 10 unite n promotin
that object
The London Globe expresses the opinion tha
the onion operations before vicksburg were di
rected mainly to the end Of securing linss Of from
tier'' when the war ends. and that the ultimate
recognition Of Southern independence is not ex
| cluded from the calculations Of the statesmen h
| Washington.
The London Army and Nary Gazette speculatei
on the probability Of the outbreak of fresh civi
dsturbspces from "within the borders of either Of
both belligerents" in America.
Mr.. Rebuck is TO offer "recognition'' Of the
move an amendment M
The London Times. speaking OF the recognition
of the independence of the South. says that Eng
land "cannot recognize that which does not exist. y
as ''the South is not yet independent" aud Great
Britain has no right to place any "hcttious cause
of encouragement" in the way Of the North
English Interference, the London Times says
would be repudisted; but abe would follow France.
or Russia, or some other Power in a tender Of
advice for n settlement Of the war.
English advices from St Thomas Of the 4th Of
May state that the Danish authorities on the
island were much embarrassed by the action Of
Admiral Wilkes, who lay on and OF the harbor
with seven American war vessels. the Wachusett
acting as guard shp, for the purpose of over,
hauling vessels entering or leaving the port. 1t
was expected that the Danish government would
demonstrate with the federal Cabinet in Washing
ton on the subject.
public meeting was to be held in Liverpool
on the Sd of June to offer tribute to the memory
of Stonewall" Jackson. ~ n
The English journals had received report Of the
capture of the American vessels Dorcss Prince,
Union Jack, Sea Turk and wahler Nye by the
Alabama.
England had broken of diplomatic relations
with Brazil. -ttk tef sFf 1
The exports of Great Britain for the month Of
April amounted to ELL ,s97, 900 " a1a ~ a
The rebel loan closed in London at one and .
half and two and half discount on May 80.
The war in Poland continued. The insergents
defeated the Russians in severe battle, and were
again themselves defeated in another engage
ment..
The telegraph wire communicating between the
Crimea and Turkey had been cut by order of the
Russian government, and the Turkish Cabinet had
protested against the act
Consols closed in London On May 30 ut 931< a
93ss for money. After official hours there was
demand at 921s. The Liverpool cotton market
was quiet, with prices looking rather downward,
on the 3Oth OF May. Provisions were flat, and
breadstuis quiet but steady on the same day.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
The Democratic State Convention of Ohio will
be held Tomorrow in the city of Columbus. The
only doctrine annuncated in the official call is the
Union as it was. and the constitution as IL is"
Candidates for the Offices Of Govsfnor, Lieutenant
Governor, Auditor Of State, Treasurer, Judge OF
the Supreme Court and members Of the Board OF
Public Works are to be nominated. The most
prominent candidate for. the Executive chair is
Clement l.. vallandigham, and 1t is said that his
nomination is almost certain; but there is another
class Of less radical democrats who will oppose
the distinguished exile, and attempt to force Gen.
Mcclellan upon the Convention, although II Is well
known that, even il nominated he would not con.
semitic run. vallandigham announced. some months
ago, that he would claim the nomination, and his
friends are now determined that he shall have It
II he succeeds in the Convention he will probably
be elected, unless the party should become divid
ed in consequence.
A fire occurred al an early hour yesterda,
morning in the frame tenement building No. Il
Baxter street. The house was inhabited by
| number of poor people, Of whom three womel
| and child were burned to death. An inquest Il
the case was held by Coroner Wildey; but tn,
testimony failed to clear up the mystery a. to th,
origin Of the fire. Some of the inmates Of tn,
place, IL appears, retired on the previous eveninJ
strongly under the influence Of spurious liquors
and this probably had something to do in bringing
about thcfnslancholy occurrence. .-
At the meeting Of the Board Of Supervisor
yesterday, aveto message from, the Mayor was re
| ceived against the payment Of sundry bills fo
work on the new Court House, amounting in the az
gregate TO s7,69a 2s. because the bills were no
properly certified: and . second message from tn,
Mayor, nominating J. II. Hillyer one of the Mar
shals OF the city. was received and the nomna
| tionawas confirmed. The resolution increasing
the Comrtroller's salary 81 500 a year was adopt
! ed. The Comptroller was authorized to appoin
en- assistant auditor at salary OF 81 800 year
! special reporter was appointed TO take the pro
! ceedings in the case pending against the Polic
Commissioners. rs ordered by Governor seymour
! The Board of Excise beldits eighteenth session
on Mcnday last. granted several licenses. an,
passed resolution requesting the Police commis
sioners 10 furnish list of all persons in this cit,
who sell liquor without license, so that summsr,
legal proceedings may bc instituted against them
Final DEGREES of condemnation were entered b,
United States District ATTORNEY E. y. smith be
fore Judge Belts, yesterday, against the prize
sells Duoro tsteamer) and schooners Sue and Mar,
Jane.
( preliminary meeting Of veterinary surgeons
representing seven Of the loyal States, was bel,
at the Astor House yesterday, for the purpose o
forming national association for the advance
ment Of veterinary science. After temporariI,
organizing and calling the roll of delegates com
Z mittee was appointed TO prepare bylaws for III,
/ proposed association, and the meeting adjoune,
until this morning al nine o'clock.
In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday he
fore Recorder Hoffman. William Grney, ala
I Newton. was arraigned on sn Indictment for for