The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-10
The American Question.

ment, is quiet and feess.
Sir Crescent, the well known judge, is dead
The American Question.
Ia the absence Of fresh advices from America the Eng
lish journals have little to say American affairs.
The London Morning Post labors to show that the
Union not likely prove materially
advantageous to the Unionists.
The Army and Many Gasette takes most gloomy
view 4 the military prospects of the rebels.
II says the retreat OF General Bragg and the
fight Of General Johnston before General Sher-
mans forces shows sufficient signs or exhaustion.
adds-"Chareson is in real danger, and If falls Sa-
vannah follows" Still it thinks that the Union armies
cannot be Allied without conscrption which may palsy
the North, and wrest victory from her grasp.
The Confederate loan heavy seventeen to fifteen
per cent discount.
France.
In the Paris Bourse there renewed Hatness, and
tho rentes on the LIST instant closed at COT. SOC.
Marshal Forey, in official report, says that he Ia oc
cupied in forming provisional government in Mexico
from men OF moderate views belonging 10 all parties
Poland.
Tho panic on the Polish question has subsidized.
The journals speculate the responses Of the three
Powers to Prince Gortschakon's note. .
Nothing reliable In regard the responses had tran.
spired.
Tho Polish insurgents keep actively At work.
is reported that extensive conspiracy against
Russia has been discovered 10 Caucasa.
Brazil.
Rio Jancrio dates Of July are received. Coffee is
quoted at sa100 7u20O
Dates from Bombay to July at hand. Cotton
lower Freights unchanged
THE LATEST BY THE CHINA.
LIVERPOOL, August 2, 1868
The steamship Great the harbor awaiting
a tide
The London Times Of to-day has article the speech
OF Archbishop Hughes the New York roters says
the speech denes analysis and rivals in obscurity the
Delphian oraole.' Hatred Of England the key
OF the speech.
The Times is surprised that the Archbishop, IN @
moment Of circumstances" told his hearers that
they might possibly consider his remarks IS g mere
barney" f@AN tset
The London Daily Ness taunts Mr. Laird with insult
aciency Of evidence" support OF his assertion that ne
invited build ships the federal and demands
the name Of his anonymous correspondent.
COPENHAGEN, August 2. 1858.
An alliance between tho Scandinavian monarchies is
considered 10 be at hand.
Sweden has add TO Paris and London pro
testing cnergetcaly against the Federas threat
against Holstcin
CRAoow, August 2, 1853.
The insurgents under Chandclinski had successful
encounter with the Russians ult at Scclnen.
ST. PErEKsBr Ra, August 2, 1863
Prince Gortschakoa in replying the Austrian note OF
the 10th Of july expresses Aurprse at Austria believing
that the Russians entertain secret thought that Russia
wishes to establish assimilation between Gaica
Poland but thinks that agreement between AUSTRIA
Prussia and Russia necessary account Of the
rendered 10 the instruction In Galicia.
WARSAW, August I, 1888
Tho proclamation Of the national Of Poland
REJECTS any compromise mot based upon tho indcpend
Of Poland, with restoration OF the boundaries OF
17y2.
The proclamation calls upon the people Of Lithana
Kingdom Of Poland, and all Russia, 70 rise general
surrection
PARIS, August 2, 1863
The publishes An article severely attack
ing the policy OF Prussia.
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