The New York herald., 1864-08-17
E u r. Q p e.
The City Of Baltimore and
Hansa at New York and
Asia at Halifax.
TWO DAYS LATER NEWS.
England, Germany ard Holland Anx-
ious for Peace in America.
Large Advance in American
Stocks i'm Germany ON Re-
ceipt of the Peace RumOrs.
The Privateer Georgia About to Sail
from LiveFpSal.
The DanO- German Peace
Treaty.
Cession of the Duchies and the
Greater Part Of Jutland to
The Privateer Georgia About to Sail
from LiveFpsel.
The . DanO- German Peace
Treaty.
Cession of the Duchies and the
Greater Part of Jutland to
Austria and Prussia,

7 The Inman steamship City OF Baltimore, Captain Mre
house. which left Liverpool at eleven O'Clock the morn
lng OF the 3d. and Queenstown the 4h OF August ar
rived at this port early yesterday morning.
The steamship Hansa Captain Won Santen, from South
ampton Sd OF August reached this port also yes
terday morning.
The Cunard steamship Asia, from Liverpool 9th and
Queenstown the 7th instant reached Halifax yesterday
on her voyage TO Boston.
Her news two days later than the advices Of the
North American.
The passed the l3th in latitude 40 longitude 49,
the British ship Cairngorm, bound east; 15th latitude As
\ longitude 55, British ship Cornea, bound west
The United states Consul at Liverpool publishes an
order fromthe State Department at Washington requr
Ing that all persons embarkng for America, with the
exception emigrants intending settle in the country
shall be provided with passports.
The decision OF the Emperor Napoleon with reference to
tho Suez Canal has been published. The total indemnity
20 be allowed to the company for surronderng the spu
laons Of July 90 1885, and for renquishng certain
Itories, is fixed at 81 900 900 francs.
The English Postmaster General had at length finally
cancelled the postal contract with the Galway Atlantic
Mail Company An official liquidator had appointed
% wind the affairs OF the company and al creditors
required to send in their claims for the purpose Of
adjustment and payment.
The London Star says that Lord Clarendons de-
parture from Paris to Wiesbaden has caused immense
disappointment They would have it that Lord Claren-
Aon was going to vichy some highly important and
confidential mission to the Emperor Napoleon.
The Moxite,r de Ia Flote announces important
fact that English mercantile house has ordered ship
Of twelve hundred bs built at St. Nazare The
Aon,teur adds that French merchants formerly ordered
ships to be built for them in England; but now the case
Is reversed.
Advices from Tunis had reached France to the effect
shat In consequence Of reduction Of taxation,
Yangeent had been concluded between the government
insurgents Fourteen the principal tribes had
already given their submission, and the chief Of the
revolt had been permitted to leave the Regency.
According to advces from Manila Of the Sth OF june
eighty thousand quntas OF tobacco burned in the
government stores the 9th.
The Persian Gulf cable is broken.
The United States steamer Sacramento arrived at
Falmouth on the % inst from Queenstown.
United States steamer Iroquois anchored In Brest
roads, coming from New York.
The steamship Australasan. from New York, arrived
at Cape Clear early on the morning of the 9th
The United States steamers wachusett and Onward
were at Rio Janeiro July 9th