The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-02

was inferred that Napoleon would renew hi
oner of mediation in the affairs Of the Unte'
States.
The correspondence which passed between Mr.
conway the alleged representative Of the Anne
rican abolitonist party and Mr.. Mason, the onvol
OF the rebel States In London, is published.
me Liverpool journals again assert that thu
steamship Southener lying in that port is intended
LOT the rebel service. The case of the Alexandra
was TO come up for trial in the Court Of Exchequer
London, on the 22d of June.
letter from Rio Janero of the Esd Of May, hal
the foowing:-The Florida Confederate steamer
left Psrnambuco May IL, and with her the late
federai brig Clarence, which she had taken; the
latter has been armed with four guns and forty
men. 1t h reported that the Florida had destroyed
nine vessels, some laden with -four, from New York
for the Brazils, previous to entering Pernambuco
Advfces from Bahia, of the 10th of May. report
The Alabama Confederate steamer, sailed hence
May 81; and the Georgia, Confederate steamer),
which arrived here from the Clyde on the 18th
May, left on the 22d. The Mohican, Federal
steamer ofwar), put in here on the 25th May, and
sailed on the 9th May In search of tho above.
Tho London Times expresses the opinion that
the interview of Fernando Wood with President
Lincoln would incline the public mind towards
peace.
The New York steam fire engine Manhattan, No.
8-intended for the London exhibit0n-had reach.
cd Liverpool just previous to the departure of the
China.
France was still jubilant over the news Of the
triumph at Puebla. General Forey. in an addi-
tiona report to the Emperor says that the speeches
OF MN. Jules Favre and Picard, in the Paris Legis
iature, against the expedition, were found trans
lated into Spanish by the thousand in the hands of
the Mexicans. The General adds-"I have alrea-
dy stated that the defence of Puebla organized by
the European demagogv proves that there are per-
sons in the place thoroughly acquainted with bar
ricades." 1t was said that France would claim
the State Of Sonora as Mexican territory and that
Forey would be ordered to seize the city of AGA
pulco and the mines in that neghborhood to reim-
burse the French for the expenses of the war.
Twenty-one guns were fred from the Castle Of San
Angelo, in Rome, in honor of the fall of Puebla.
The Emperor telegraphed to Plus the Ninth that
ne would send representative to confer with him
on all matters relating to the church in Mexico.
The Paris papers of the 2lst of June announce
that with view of facilitating commerce with
Mexico, merchandise consigned to ports occupied
by the French and destined for the portions of tho
country in French occupation, shall only pay half
of the import duty to which it is liable by the
regular tariff.
Lord Palmerstons speech on the subject Of the
close alliance Of England with France appears in
our columns.
Earl Russell had directed the English Minister in
Brazil to * for his passports.
II was thought that Russia would refuse the al.
lied propositions in the case of Poland.
Captains Spoke and Grant, the explorers of the
Nile, had reached England. A London journal des-
cribes the travellers a. "sundried sunburned lean
and gaunt as greyhounds."
number Of rOmances In real life, or causes
celebres. had transpired in England and France.
Captain Nathaniel w. Massey, the hero of the
MacTavsh. Canadian elopement, had been sued in
the London Divorce Court by his wife, Mrs. Mas.
sey, whose complaint is very unfavorable to the
Captain. The Yelverton marriage case was again
in the Scotch Courts in new shape.
In Paris action is brought by Madame Civry,
to recover from the royal Duke of Brunswick,
whose natural child she claims to be, an allowance
OF IS 900 francs year. She alleges that she is
the child Of the Duke by Lady Coiville, Of England,
whom he seduced. The London Saturday Rerieso
furnishes resume of the late Patti law suit giving
the views of the writer on the merits Of the case.
Consols closed in London, on June 20, at % q
92L. The Liverpool cotton market was dull. with
prices unchanged, on the goth ult. Bresdstufs
were fiat but steady. Provisions dull.
MIsCELLANEoUs NEWS
The Missouri Emancipation ordinance has passed
the State Convention by vote of ffty-one to
thirty Siayary 10 tn ha alo1ishad in Thoan
then over forty are to be servants during life;
those over twelve until the 4th of July, 1876.
An ordinance has passed the Philadelphia Com
mon Council providing for giving to New York
and Boston, from the herd Of deer at Logan square,
two bucks and four does TO each OF those cities,
and the Commissioner Of city property will send
them on in a few days.
A Philadelphia Journal publishes a list of the
members of the Loyal League Of that city, by
which il appears that the association contains 533
members. or these 24l are government con.
tractors and Office holders. Three of the members
have gone to the war, and four to Harrisburg.
Forty companies of sharpshooters are to be
raised in New Jersey for State defence.
Secretary Stanton has informed the Governor Of
Ohio that colored troops only receive ten dol
lars month and no bounty.
General Schenck has broken up nest Of seces-
sion sympathizers in Baltimore. which was known
rs the Maryland Club. detachment OF the &C.
venth regiment Of this city now occupies the
building.
The rebel State Convention Of Tennessee was
held at Winchester on the 18th of juno. Rober,
L. Caruthcrs was nominated for Governor, and the
following named persons, to be voted for on
general ticket, were nominated for the Confede.
rate Congress-: First district, Joseph h. Heiskel
Second. William g. swan Third, A. ). Colyer
OF Franklin; Fourth, Colonel John r. Murray, Of
Warren; Fifth, II. $. Footc Sixth, y. A. Keeble
Seventh, James McCulum Of Giles; Eighth, DR.
Thomas Menees; Ninth, J. y. G. Atkins; Tenth
John v. Wright; Eleventh, y. NJ. Currin.
Mrs. Julia Sterrst, wife Of Captain Isaac 3.
Stcrrett late of the United States NAVY but nov