The New York herald., 1863-07-20


the opinion that recognition was Indicated.
In the House of Commons Lord Palmerston
promised Mr. Roebuck the night OF Monday, the
18th of July, for the resumption OF the debate on
his motion for the recognition Of the Confederate
States.
The rebel steamer Gibraltar late the Sumter,
had sailed from Liverpool for Nassau, n p. She
had been well repaired and strengthened, and
took out the monster guns' which caused her
late temporary detention by the English authori-
ties. 1t was thought that she would resume her
operations as a rebel privateer.
The question OF the right Of search. for war con-
trabands of English vessels cleared for the port Of
Matamoros, was again debated in Parliament.
The London papers generally were OF opinion that
England had not SO far, much right Of complaint.
Lord Clarence Paget, Secretary Of the Admiral
ty denied that he was about to take command Of
the British North American feet.
The Union citizens in Paris celebrated the Fourth
Of July by dinner at the Grand Hotel. Some
Southerncrs boarding in the house took offence at
the display of the United States flag on the build
ing, and the proprietor took it down on account of
their rcmonstrances.
The notes of the three allied Powers the sub
ject of Poland have been laid before. the Emperor
Of Russia, and are reported to be of con-
| cilatory character. The preparations for war
continue in France and Russia. The expectation Of
| immediate or speedy hostilities diminished daily.
In connection with Poland Lord Palmerston replied
| in Parliament to Mr.. Warner that England had
| made no prospective arrangements to fight for
| Poland, but that she would act as occasion re-
| quired.
| military revolution had occurred in Greece
| The outbreak had a serious aspect for some days.
but subsided under the action of the representa-
tives of England, France Russia and Italy.
Accounts received from various parts of France
agree that the appearance of the crops is more
promising than it has been witnessed for long
time.
The struggle in the Caucasus is represented
spreading aud growing more alarming to Russia
every day.
Adviccs from Madagascar state that the proca-
nation Of the Queen Rasocrena, widow and cousin
| of the late King Radama H., took place on the
| 21st of May. Nothing was said either Of the fact
or manner of the kings death.
| Consois closed in London on the 9th of July at
| 92aS 921s for money. The Confederate rebel
| cotton loan was still at discount. The Liverpool
| cotton market was quiet, with prices unchanged,
on the 9th of July. Breadstuffs fiat and tend
ing ton decline. Provisions were quiet, and prices
steady
MIscFILANEOus NEWS.
| The ship Cynosnre, Captain Cram, from Liver
| pool arrived yesterday, with seven hundred and
| forty Mormon passengers. During the voyage
| there were two marriages, six births and twelve
| deaths--infants.
The Union troops in possession Of four
rebel State capitals and their respective seats Of
government are being carried about in carpet bags
and bandboxes by their Inherent Executives.
The following are their names:-
| icdtes (a,ftnL Go,e,nors
Louisiana. Patton Rougc Thomas 0. Moore
Tennessee. Nashville sham G. Harris
Arkansas ..Iitte Rock #. Flanagan.
There is large add Ion to the negro population
in the Eastern cities, the immigrants being mostly
from New York and Brooklyn.
We understand that in view Of the approaching
draft there is considerable excitement in New
Hampshire, especially in the large manufacturing
towns, where the foreign element is in the majori-
ty. Messengers have been sent to the United
States Arsenal at Watertown for cannon and am
muntion, which have been supplied.
Tho stock market steady Saturday, without
much activity. AZ Tho close prices fraction or
by sympathy with gold Gold doeclind the Charleston
news, to 1927, afterwards revcrting TO 1881. Ex
change closed for the packet at 1888 1881 Money
easy-call leans a pcr cent.
Breadsuffs lower ard less active on Saturday
There less doing In provisions groceries and whis-
key prices Of which goneralv tended downward Cotton
neglected. Other articles In very slack
4 and unsettled n price. moderate amount Of freight
was engaged mostly for Liverpool AMI London.