, 1864-05-03
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Ocean Steamer Captured by the Dane,

NEW YoRs, May o,-The steamer City Of Wash
meton, from LVrerpool on the morning Of the
sMb, and Queenstown a1st Of April, arrived here
The steamer Bo,ueeia, which left Hamburg for
New York on the 18th, was captured BY Danish
fl1gate at the mouth Of the WeaeE she @ had large
numbers s Of passengers n o On board. The ship and
The Hanea was stopped by frisate ut the same
place but after the examination Of her papers was
The Gerraanla, from New York for southamp-
ton, wnuld not 70 to Hamburg, but landed her pas-
eengers, and would pzobabIy discharge, at South
The London Times attributes q slight rally in
the Confederate loan, and q reaction on tho Paris
BonrEe to the open defiance Of France On the Mexl-
can question BY the House Of Representatives at
The Times' thinks however, the action Of the
House will be ignored or retraeted.
% q ahs s'd nsssr ss
Adnme md Mr. Bright were present and exchang-
ed international eoarieaies-
The public we're startled on the 8th by the an
1uptly terminated, and that he won1d leave London
en- rrute for Caprera.
LATER.
L1rEnroo1, April t1.-The reported capture Of
IN anfonnded she reached Southampton On HI he
night Of the 2lth.
The Danes have retreated from Duppe1 to the
Some members Of the Conference met In London
On the 10th. The representative of the German
Diet wae absent, and the Conference adjourned
Caribaldi il reported to have consented to recon-
eiaer his determination to quit England the nd
The Pruesiars assaulted and captured Duppe1 on
tlon g % IL y so M prisoneTs @ Ths Prnssian los SIS Is
stated at 0eneIala, 60 officers and GOO ptiva:ea
The Danes ere said TO have lost between 81 and 100
officers and 4O00 men reported hoTs du c31451t.
The victory was received with great rejoicing at
Berlin
Aisen, and that ihe occupation Of he Whole Of
Jutlaud Is resolved upon.
ST. Px1msnuRa, April 4, 1885,.
Our chief topic OF conversation for the last few
dayB hbs been parade and dtuner, but parable
and dinner which have made the funds fall and
the representative Of one Of the greatest European
Powers look extremely grave.
Tho 8 st Of March vas the 1ftieth anniversary Of
Alexander ]. Of Hussia, Who as tbe ehroniciers 81
the time relate and the French hate to remember,
WaB received by the Purielans with enthusiastic
Tens s ts 1885,
eensc Of grateful people to bensdcsnt and VIC
pS beF than s Sy th hs a
Perate war That day has always been regarded
BY Russia az one Of the most glorious. IA her
opFs az fe az e. vel It gta BE- fnasca as the b2tt
French capital, was gained almost. exclu-
siTely by kueeion troops, who stormed Pantin
L. Fal1ette and the hontmaztre: and lost seven
thousand one hundred men out Of the nine thou
sand who fell on the side Of the Allies. It has,
therefore. been invariably eolemnized with great
military eeiat; but this ysar the celebration has
forth universal remark. An army Of forty thou
sand. cons!stng OF the drss and second division Of
guard infantry, the arst cavalry, &C., With q train
Grand Duke Niehoa: Nicolaie1Itch passed in re- re-
view before the Emperor and his family IN front Of
the monument erected to Alexander T., which has
fhoA of,f jfa NJ
evening grand banquet Was given III the hall Of
st. George to all the veterans who had been
present At the capture Of Paris, and Of whom
denizcns Of the Hospital Of 1nvalIdes at Chesme.
Each Of the latter received besides u small
Erntnity OF the former, several were honored With
marks Of imperial favor, among. them Prince
Menshikotf WHO has been inscribed In the lists Of
the Guard artillery, IL which be served at the bat
tic OF Paris for, before be Wag an admiral, tho
ex-commnndcrln-chfef In the Crimea Was an OIL
Ger OF artillery, such transformations not being nm.
common in Ruaeia, though We have no cI-aeoaM
lawyers or music masters among our generals. 1t
any other time the u1Wonted BpiendOr OF the fes.
ttvity would have been aBcribed to the fact that it
vas . femi.centcnary celebration, and therefore
deserving Of especial memory, as none Of the par
ticlPans were likely to aesst at another; but after
the eharp diplomatic sklrm,shing that has 30 late
ia nHa tFans It b
kind OF demonstration. connected in d manner
with the revival Of that alltance-Russfa, Prussia
and AuEtrta-whfch effected the downfall OF the
First Napoleon and the occupation Of his cspital.
That the French Charge d,AfFAires regards 1t In
this Light ls evident from bis not making his ap-
pesrance at the LIST Imperial leree and we are told
already that the return OF the Due de Monteoello to
bis post which has been expected early this spring,
has been deferred in consequence ior IN indefinite
period. 1t Is understood that Prince GortschakoE
was averse to The idea Of celebrating the anntver
eary with 50 much ostentation, and that when his
objections were ovefIu1ed by the influence OF the
var party be tetegfnphcd our Minister in Pnris,
@ Baron Badbe1g, TO assure y. D1onyn de L,Hnys
TINT no slight to France wac intended. md that
1t was nothing but.a military .jtte similar to the
animal dinner that WIS to be given in England on
the anniversary Of the battle Of Waterloo; hut 1t
With these explanations. Anyhow the affair will
add one more to the long list Of grievances which
he 1s treasuring up against Russia to be paid on
the hErt suitable opportunity.
New York Trade With the E1cb.