The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-12

FASHIONS FOR JUNE,
&c.. &C.. &c.
Tho mails OF the Africa reached this city from Boston
yesterday evening Our European files and correspondence
dated to the SOh Of May and contain interesting de-
tails Of the elcgraphic summary from Halifax, published
iu the HERALD on Wednesday morning.
The steamship Nova scotian. from Liverpool on tho
2Sth via Londonderry the goth OF May, arrived at
Father Point yesterday afternoon.
The Inman steamship Glasgow Captain GILL which left
Liverpool at three p NJ. the 27th and Queenstown on
the 2sth of May arrived at this port about
day. Her news anticipated by the advces OF the
Africa.
The Glasgow brought the United States mails, nineteen
slbn and Ave hundred and sixty -four Storage passen
rers AL wo She experienced light westerly winds and
Toggy weather.
The British steamship Louisiana Capt Brooking, from
Liverpool. May 81, also arrived last evening
The Gibraltar formerly the privateer Sumter,
was loading at Liverpool for Caila,
The Melbourne and Louisiana left Liverpool
respectively the 25th and 26h and both to sail
from Queenstown on the 2Yth ult.
The London Morning Herald gives currency report
that President Iincoln's proclamation subectng foreign
to the conscripinn is likely to lead to remonsrance
the rart OF France.
Tins, wiring the 10th of May says
disastrous fire has occurred at Benha, the point
where the railway the Damietta branch of the
Nile which has caused great loss of lie and property
Over hundred and fifty bodies have been found and
being constantly dragged out from among the
ruins Fortunately there not much cotton in depot
at the tme and only fifty bags were burnt, but the
destruction Of barley and beans has been great Whore
newly gathered crops piled the goorns thresh
ing floors, only black circles TO be seen.
letter from Hong Kong, China, OF tho 18th Of April,
says
There been violent mutiny directed against the
Chinese officials by Wards men, at soong Kong, caused
by cruel punishmens inflicted eacherously during the
night several Of them Some Of the mandarins fell
hands Of the enrayed sodery and would have
put deah but for the interference Of the foreign
officers whom the willingly obeyed even In their
fercest mood.
The two missing boats. with passengers and crew Of
American ship Hotspur wrecked tho Parauls, have
turned up Q at Saigon and bangkok. oa tg
NJ Ncoaii has MAY 27) arrived in Paris from Copen
hagen Tho acceptance Of the Of Greece for the
young Prince by royal family not decided when
he left.
Addresses from legislative candidates continue TO All
the Of the French papers. They are from Ter
opp site political opinions; but though the words
may differ they all written TO the air, and that
is "Lberty-reduction OF the army and retrenchment"
despatch from Warsaw, Of May 90, says
Count sigismond wielopolsk, the opponent Of Prince
Napoleon, left this capital on saturday some say FOR
Paris to fight duel with NM Branicki and Choeck but
according to report Of others for The Count
accompanied upon mis- journey by his Secretary NJ
Hapu and was escorted by two aduiants az far as the
frontier.
Some days ago band OF insurgents consisting of 500
agers 500 scythemen and 200 uhans took their posi-
ton at the little town OF Cora. Kavarya Mount calvy),
four miles distant from Warsaw. The insurgents are
under the 60 mmand OF Jankowski.
The National Gaset, Of St. Petersburg, Of May 20,
says
The journey OF Gen. ,arschenko to London appears not
have proved successul in raising the funds required
ed that the original decree granting the conces
sion does not expressly stipulate for tho pay.
mcnt In silver Of the five per cent interest
by the government and the English capitalists
refuse 10 embark money in the undertaking upon other
be necessary TO apply 10 the and Council OF
the Empire for modification Of the statutes, which
ration will occupy considerable time II indeed the General
Of Engineers utterly inexperienced in financial matters
succeeds at ALL
The from the Bank of England for the week end
ing the 9th Of May gives the following results when
compared with the previous week.
Rest .f3 ISL 1876 Incre1se... 5307
Public deposits. .... SO02,346 Increase. 392 O68
Other deposits l3,o4ZIlS Decrease LAO 1856
On the other side of the account
Government, securities. Ell ISL ,395 No change.
Other securities. ... 20163,795 Decrease ,625
Notes unemployed 1882 800 Increase. 81 ,595
The OF notes In circulation EGO 1873 40 being
decrease Of f309 $40, and the stock Of bullion in both
departments Ella 500 le showing decrease OF f29 432
when compared with the preceding return.
The steamship Oneida has arrived Lisbon with Rio
dates of the 9th Of May.
Coneesales made Of good hrst at 7oH00 70aSOO
shipmcnts-3S 500 bags stock $4,000 Exchange, 27tz
27h. At Bahia exchange was at 27X. At Pernambuco
the 7th ut exchange ak Sugar-Sales at 16H10O
alell5o. Cotton $4,000 refs.
Our London Correspondencs.
LONDON, May 80, 1893.
The New hia5oma-Tact,cs OF TIE English yAipopneys-
Rsebuct and TIE Men Of She6seld-0ioun Of tie Rebel
Symprihirers, dc.
Considerable talk Is occasioned BY the new Alabama
which about starting her career and TO which the
notorious Scmmes rs 10 be transerredthe new vessel
being far larger powerful the one he now
Commands. The London Shipping Gazette chuckles over
all the destruction o. American commerce by "brtsh,
piveteers and says shippers have very simple remedy
against risk aud loss "by the casualties Of wart does
not add "aud by British ueachery"- merely TO ship in
British Ia instead Of American.
Mr. Roebuck has blown his blast at Sheffield and car.
red day among the hardware people for
Ito oms tell his sheffield friends that British interven
tou simply between the United states and Great
Britain OF from three TO five years duration But
thcy hardware dealerf, perhaps they think
they might make money forging sabrcs swords bavo
uets guns shot and shell for "boh belIgereuso Who
knows1
Lately the English friends OF secession have bean
very low spirited. They future zama nearly ready
tho grave Of the Southern conicderacy.
They have now staked their all In one vast army and
have exhausted their every quarter In one
great deeat they III meet their Zama-her Waterloo
Sne the con sdsrAsg 10 sxsIDsuished forever.