The New York herald., 1863-06-04
THE SOURCE OF THE NILE,
&c., &c.,. 60. r

The Cunard steamship Persia. Captain Lott, which left
Liverpool at eleven O'Clock The morning OF the 23d
and Queenstown oath ult, arrived this port
early yesterday morning.
On the 24,b>o May at eighteen minutes past ten
A. II twelve miles west or Fsstnet, passed steamship
Europa 26h at six A. NJ, lat. 5O45, long. 81. passed
bark Arbitrator 2sh at past eleven A. NJ lat 474
long 81. .34 passed American ship james Foster, Jr.
The Inman steamer Edinburgh, which sailed from Lv-
e9rol the Goth, and from Queenstown the
umo arrived at this port early yesterday morning
Tho by the Persia is two days later than the ad
vices of the Jura off Cape Race. N
Parliament was not session in London owing to the
whsun holidays and the English political
quentiy unimportant o. ~
The Parliamentary session oIaly closed by royal
decree the 2lst but session was called for the
25th ut
Another ministry had been formed, with N. Rufos
as President Of thcCouncil. f9
The National Assembly had voted address OF thanks
to protecting the benefits they have
hitherto conferred upon Greece The United States
corvette Mohican at ST. yinccns the % Of May
It is reported that the Liverpool Trinity Board have
resolved to cstabish floating beacon Oh the extreme
southern pcirt of Cape Race.
The Dublin correspondent Of the London Times, writing
| en- the 22d Of May, says
At meeting OF the Central Committee for the Relief Of
Irish held yesterday the Chairman read latter
from Judge Daly, Of New York and Mr. Be forwarding
contributions % the amount Of in aid Of the objects
received which, with the already mentioned, made
total Of IS S3S H. ID. There another letter read
from the Australian Comm tee for the Relief OF Irish
Dstress stating that they had allotted E2 000 and
freghtins ship with the view Of bringing from ireland
900 women and 100 mem the snip to call At the por Of
Galway. and the people 70 be supplied with small sums to
declined the proposed reef' BY way Of emigration 70
Australia.
public meeting on behalf Of the distressed handloom
weavers was held IN Belfast the Mayor presiding The
object was to enable one hundred seven families
prsing four hundred and seventy.nne persons emil
CRATE would require the Mayor said about 81 500 10
send them out, d in the pound the valuation Of
property In the Belfast electoral division.
Tho health Of Lord Clyde was rapidly improving and
not the remotest danger Was anticipated.
Sir Cullng Eardley Smith, prominent and Influential
| member OF religious circles, Is dead.
The race for tho Oaks, at EPSON, was won by Queen
Bertha Marigold second and Vivid third II Is stated
that Mr. Naylor, the owner Of Maccaron won f7o,OO
| sterling on the Derby.
Lord Lyndhurst, the Nestor Of the House Of Lords
| completed his 9lst year on the aIst OF May.
The officers Of artillery Of Imperial Guard OF France
have ordered funeral service in the cathedral OF Yer
sles for Gen. vernhet do aumere killed in the trenches
before Puebia
The JEAN French steam liner and the Uronoaue steam
gae, have arrived at Brest from Mexico, having
sells are In excellent health.
The Glasgow called Queenstown at about half-past
eigh. O'Clock the evening the 2lst, and reached
Liverpool at three o'clock the morning the 23d
Mag.
Tho New York arrived at Southampton and the City
Manchester Queenstown the evening OF tho 22d OF
May.