The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-30
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
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Our London, Paris and Berlin
Correspondence.
GEN. B00KER'S VALUE ABROAD.
Another English War Vessel
for the Rebels.
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EFFECT OF THE wAR on PRuSsIAs TRADE.
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SEA SIGNALS OFF CAPE RACE.
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NAPOLEON's NICARAGUA ROUTE.
General Torey's xeport Of the Cam
paign In Mexico.
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THE POLISH REVOLUTION,
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THE POLISH TiON,
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Our European lcs and correspondence are dated 10 the
loth OF May.
petition praying for the recognition Of the South IL
being drawn up In Burnley, England for presentation 10
Parliament.
The Ramsey iron tank ship built FOR the Petroleum
Trading Company, sailed from Liverpool for New York
tho 18th Of May. This vessel will carry about four hun
dcd OF petroleum In tanks and equal quantity n
barrels, and the systom much approved by tho
derwriters that he elected her less
than half the usual rates
According TO u circular OF Messrs. Aries nuour Co
OF Lyons, the sagnation the Six trade prevailed
during March has since been continuous and Is likely to
last until the end OF the crop, In the progress or which
al silk growing countries arc now actively engaged
picket OF spahs, lately arrived In Paris 10 now doing
duty at the Tuiieres They dc1cd for the 1rs the
Monday, May H. in tho courtyard OF tho palace tho
hour OF parade together with tho infantry and cavalry
Of tho Imperial Guard on duty Tho picket Ia likewise
employed 10 escort the Imperial Prince during his drives
The spahs carry their carbne hand according to their
custom when horseback In place Of carrying their
sword In hand like the French cavalry. they carry their
earbine and because ko the majority Of Arab warriors
they precr the arm which ding 70 their expression
"makos the powder speak,
Colonel coson who depuied by tho Minister Of war
10 examine tho state OF the cemeteries In which the
French who fell at sebasopol Inferred has returned
70 Paris II Is said that he found the cemeteries
Of the most deporabe ruin. Almost all the monuments
were thrown down aod profancd. The Russian hofi
ties excused themselves the ground Of the imposs
bity Of discovering the perpetrators Of these Of
vandalism. The French government, II Ia said, In
determined 10 collect the remains Of the bravo warriors
in one great ossiary over which mausoicum 10 10 bo
erected In their The entire Ia to be enelocd by
q sod wall and ofncer who served In tho crimsan
war Ia 10 be appointed ~ guard H.
The london 3im.s Of the isth % May says
The OF all last week urgent sct Of
complaint among tho farmers a the Eastern counties the
barley especially standing need of additional nostare,
while vegetation generally passing Into anguisbng
saie from tho On Monday nj ht thoro
heavy fall OF rain, which proved highly accoptabe and
yesterday morning promised further supply Tho grass
Will acquire rapid development, and Keep Tor
stock VIII present fondns abundance Tho wbcss
are generally looking extremely well In Norfolk, Suffolk
aud issex.
The Nord contains tho following account Of sn approach
Ing ball In Paris, at which serious innovation 10 be
made in tho present style Of evening dress
The bail at the Hotel TaIeyrsnd sagab a which tho
hignest Partisan aTstocracy s To assemble, II much
spoken o. IL sposiyc that gentlemen vills not he ad
mated except m coats and brooches u varied co0rcd
silks II viii be real fe o. the last century, and will
evidently be much moro elegant than the o
deporaby black II IL inooDtcstbie that the cugiom ~
wearing mourning color al festivals no decidedly plea
70 the