The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-12
THE VERY LATEST.


THE AMERICAN WAR.
The Times says;The States, which have been fight ng
% desperately 70 convert tho American republic into
single military monarchy. have all recoIscted
that they after all only the members OF federation
that their object is peace. Thus At last there appears
nope The States desire peace aud, finding the federal
M ncos ana thus he
stage Of this tremendous American revolution them
selves.
Mr. Spence Financial Agent Of the Confederate govern.
ment, 10 at present in Paris.
TIE POLISH QUESTION.
The Nmes quotes letter from Paris which says the
In Poland and st less the reconstruction Of the ancient
Kingdom Of Poland The writer ADS France and England
Of the engagement she entered INTO In 1917
The London Herald In informed that the governments
and agreed to adopt comm0n Of action. They viii
make no attempt % .esuscitac the old Kingdom Of Poland
or seysre from Austria her Polish provinces but they
will require tho Gar to fu the spnatons OF the treaty
YjeppA which guaranteed TO tho Poles constitutional
government and the form Of national autonomy II is
propositions Of the western Powers, and viii
give them her cordial support. No apprehen
sions arc entertained tina. other than dipio.
Gar to acedc 10 the request OF tho three Powers Is IL
thought likely that Prussia win be able to inserposc in
The correspondent OF the London Times says special
messenger 10 said TO have left Paris for 81 Petersburg
Accounts received yesterday from the frontier Of Po
land the Goth inst that Russian troops appear
70 be inclined to fall back before the insurgents
than 10 attack them.
Tho Paris correspondent Of tie london Advertiser
the Emperor undertakes 10 believed, TO adopt and act
In concert with any policy which the British Cabinet
may pursue.
II i. reported that he suggested the propriety Of
England taking the Initiative Warlke still pro-
vail. II reported yesterday that portion Of the
Lyons garrison had been ordered TO the Eastern frontier
TIE LEvEn OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.
Tho icvee yesterday attended by about thou.
sand hundred Of the nobility and gentry There
present nineteen dukes hundred and forty i've
peers thirty queens counsss thirty -four admiras
and four hundred and eighty -four officers Of the army
and about dfty ciergymeu, tAss. -
thousand gunoas for the presentation Of silver vase TO
Princess Alexandra. .EI M8
The city authorities greatly chagrined At osder
from tho Home Office deprivins the Mayor Of the ancient
i passage through the CITY, The object Of this arrange
ment Is to accelerate tho progress OF the paseant.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF COUNT BIsMARE.
BERLIN, Feb. 25--95s r. NJ.
In q Cabinet Council M N. Enlenburg and Muller de-
clared against the Russian Convention and the attitude Of
Prussia In Polish affairs Count Bsmark consequently
signed His resignation neither accepted nor with
drawn.
The Assembly elected the Ministry yesterday. II ba
compromise. valIie Ia President Smonsk Minister Tor
Foreign Affairs.
BY TELEGRAPH TO QUEENSTOWN.
LIVERPOOL. Feb 20. 1883.
The Hansa arrived at Southampton on tho 25th.
Cotton quiet and unchanged TO day Sales OF two days
900 bales including 500 to spectators and cxportora
Breadstuns fat bot steady
Provisions dull.
LONDON, Feb. 20, 1863.
Illinois Central shares Al discount Erie s4tE as5k
LIvEnrooI, Feb. 20, 1888.
Tho steamer Gladiator, from Nassau has arrived nj
Liverpool with 100000 in specie and 42o bales Of cotton