The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-23
Z u K q F. e.
The Africa at Halifax with
Two Days Later News.
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American EEIistments Of
Irish Emigrants.
Lords Clanricarde and Brsugham
Declare 1t q Cause Of War.
Earl Russell Offended at Cabinet
GNon-Attention'' to Lord
Lyons i'm Washington.
The Danish Question Unsettled
and Dangerous to the Pal.
inerston Ministry.
RAVAGES OF TIE ALABAMA.
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The Spanish Admiral An the Pa
cific Relieved.
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The Emperor and Empress Of Russia Visit
the Hing Of Prussia,
&e., &c., %.
The Danish Question Unsettled
and Dangerous to the Pal.
fnerston Ministry.
RAyAGES OF TIE ALABAMA.
The Spanish Admiral An the Pa.
cific Relieved.
The Emperor and Empress Of Russia Visit
the Hing Of Prussia,
&C., &C., &e

HALIFAX, Jane % 1854.
The steamship afAa, Captain Stone, from Liverpool a.
moon the llth, via Queenstown the 18th instant,
arr vcd here at hsii-past O'Clock this afternoon.
Her dates two days later than those already
celyed
The Africa has sor,Jthrce passengers FOR Halifax and
ST .y three for Boston.
TIE Africa aroportsExperenced strong westerly winds
up TO 9th irs. On tho lIth passed ship ustcd
or Bell buoy, bound in On the i2th in the afternoon,
OIL Eoachs point passed The steamship City OF Limerick
from New YORK, bound u. On the llth passed the
steamship Persia, OF Bell bGoy bound into Liverpool.
on he i.th latitude 40 longitude g. passed the ship
Caprcra bound cast also the bark ANNE Norris bound
east.
Among the passengers by tie Africa Sir Richard
Mcdonnell lady and suite dc is the newly appointed
Governor Of tue province Of Nova scotia
The steamship Persia, from New YORK, arrived At
o1 ns,own six O'Clock on the morning OF the l1th
inst.
1t Is reported that the persa's machluery slightly
damaged on her outward trip and that she had use
engine only.
Her news causcd fa!l OF two per cent in tho rebel
loan
The Arabia was to take the place of the Persia and
sail from Liverpool on tho 18th instant FOR New York.
A Cabinet council held in London the afternoon
or the 1ith insr.s
Tho rrouse Of Commons unanimously agreed TO bestow
on tic Countess Of Elgin pension or 81, 900.
Tie proce ednSs in both houses or Parliament on the
10th inst, unimportant
Lt Bombay, India, ilay o. cotton goods dull. Cotton
II rupeeslower. Exchange Id. Freghs unchanged.
a. Calcutta Nay % cotton goods quict The
cf tho Indigo crop favorable Exchange % Id
Ffcish.s 10 London Gos.
Iae May malls froia the West Coast OF Nrca had been
received in rualand News unimpertant
1hc E,ag OF DahOmej forces bad again been repalsed
at Abeo6uia
Trade generally was dull.
Tie steamship Germsnia, from Now York, arrived al
soutaall pton the 9th inst.
Tho Alabama.
suE REPORTS MANY SHIPS DESTROYED AND MANY
pRIs, NEss TAgEy gY sbMNEs.
The ship Kont had arrived At london reports in
addition the burning of the ship Rockingham that
boarding officer from the Alabama stated shc had burned
& eat many other American ships and had great
number Of prisoners on board OF her.
Eniistmcnts OF irish Emigrants.
FEDERAL nECRJirsmsTs ~ PORTLAND AND nos.
ToS-LoRD LYONS REM5NsrRASCEs NEGLECT
EDS IT cAsus EELLIg-ISrRRygsrIo
In TIE Horse o, lords on the nh Instant the MARQUIS
of Canvcardc moved ct the papers relative tho pro-
oeednes n Washnrton upon the subject OF immigration
also Tor the papers respecting the enlistment OF Irish
emgrants Portland and Boston March last and
those &c ectins the enlistment OF Canadian subjects in
| The Marquis OF Clsnricarde charged the federal
government with bcog parties to the systematic
Grating Of British subjects, urged vigorous remon.
against such proceedings declared that nom
attention TO such remonstrance would be cause FOR
nc hoped that circumstances would soon enable
European Powers to ncrpose aud stop the dreadful car
mage now going ou In America.
rd Brougham gecoudcl the motion and said that tho
federals were iavegiing poor rshne breach OF
law and pointed to the complaints of the Americans when
! England employed Hossans and Germans. He deeply
depUrcd that ha old friends In America ia whose saose
be sustained much abuse In gone years had allow.
ell themselves 70 b. drawn INTO sauguinary and un.
crstianlike war. lilo sincerely and earnestly hoped
! that peace would soon be restored.
Earl Russell assented 90 the production OF the papers
and reiterated hs eence Of the conduct or Lord Lyous
4 and himself He asserted that thrB had done an nsy
could in ~ ,cry of r,merarono, aud Thought II highly
dscreditable TO the American authorities at Wash.
! ingtou that they had not fully Investigated the
l representatives made by lord Lyons. lie could
/ not 20 30 far "a say that non attention 10 the
remonstrspte thar hod been made for war;
but he admit that the one Of class tad
frequently leads 10 pzy, lie helevai that Enraud had