The New York herald., 1863-09-02

23d Of August, arrived at Halifax yesterday 0
her voyage to Boston. Her news is three day
later.
IT, ere is nothing additional relative to the move
! ments 0, the rebel privateer Florida, on Tusra,
Itcvas thou 1t that she was about to take Mr.. M
son ,>fae rebel CO. nmssioner in England on bcrrd
with Cue view of es.-rying him To the South. NJ
Mason vvas in Dublin q, the latest date Tie e,yr
bars talsu. from the ship ~ xie will te restored Il
the owners, who are Eagfissanen. by the com
mander of tie Florida
Some Of the Angio-reba iourfas n r,>'l"n art
very desponi,isE "a to the prospects of che South
ern cause. On the other hand. many OF tlxan
maintain the ultimate triumph Of t'ieG onfderates.
A correspondence between Earl Russell and
Lord Lyons is pubsised, in which the'Iatter Is d.
rected toremonstrate with the Catnet in Wash
ington on the subject Of federal nterferJGce with
British trade at and from the Rahamss.
The United States Consul in Fr7snkforhlad dis
played the Mexican 1ag. In explanation il was
said that President Lincoln had permitted the
Union corsuis abroad to represent Mexico snice
the overthrow Of re rcpnfic.
Napoleons operations IN Mexico ag,,-ded great
joy in Rome: but Marshal Foreys advance towards
perfect religious freedom was not so agreeable to
the Holy Father. There was canvass ss to who
should be the Nuncio to the new empire
The French government had severely condemned
the action OF the bishops and arcabshops during
the late elections
NJ Drouyn de LLuys was about 10 visit
London.
The German princes were in Congress nc Frank.
fort. They had invited the King Of Prussia to at
tend. but he absolutely refused
Ten thousand additional Russian troops had been
thrown into Poland. The reply Of the Czar to the
last notes Of the Allied Powers had not been made
public, If it had indeed been given.
Our special correspondent in st. Petersburg
furnishes an important letter which we publish to-
day. The writer says that the idea OF an alliance
offensive and defensive, between Russia. Prussia
and the United States was very popular in the
Russian capital.
German bankers had rendered = loan Of five
millions Of reals to Spain.
The King Of the Greeks would arrive in Athens
after the annexation Of the Ionan Isi.sds in
October.
Lord Clyde was buried in Westminster Abbey.
There was no display at the funeral.
Consols closed in London on the 22d Of August
at 931I for money and ss14 for account. After
official hours the rates were 1884 for money. The
Confederate loan experienced slight advance.
The Liverpool market was buoyant on the 21d Of
August. and all descriptions slightly higher.
Breadstuifs were dull and looking downward.
Provisions were quiet and firm.
The steamship New York. from Southampton.
arrived at New York, and the Jura. from London
derry. passed Farther Point. on her voyage to
Quebec, during yesterday.
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
The Board OF Aldermen did not meet yesterday.
according to adjournment for want OF quorum.
The Board OF Supervisors met yesterday. Tie
business transacted unmportant.
The opening Of the Mississippi to public travel.
from New Orleans to 81. Louis, with al, the ad-
vantages it is capable Of comforting, is already
begirning to be felt and acknowledged on every
| hand. BY the arrival Of the steamboat Champion,
| Captain Molloy, we are in receipt of five days
later than could possibly reach us by the out
| side or sea route. to which we had been so long
restricted The great boon Of river traffc. again
secured to the country will, day by day. increase
| in Importance, I'LL once more the Father Of Wa.
tcrs from the Gulf to its source, shall he the me-
dunn of the friendly commercial rivalry Of North
and South.
Daniel 8. Dickinson declines to be q candidate
for reelection to the Office Of Attorney General Of
| this State.
| Additional returns from three counties in the
Third Congressional district Of Missouri have been
received which render the election Of J. G. Scott.
conservative democrat. almost certain. The fol-
| lowing are the returns:-
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