The New York herald., 1864-05-16
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

NEWS FROM EUROPE.
The City Of Cork and Mails Of
the Africa at New York.
o1GE DAY LATER ADv101S..
Our Paris and Berlin. Cor
respOndence.
Lord Lyons Explanation Of tho Bogus.
Rebel Naval Report.
Earl Russell Defines His Position,
Tewards the Tive "Csntending
Republics" Of America.
lie Has Little Sympa thy for Either
On Account Of Their Treat
ment Of the Negro.
SAILING, OF the GEORGIA FROM FRANCE.
0aribaldis Farewell to the Press and
People Of England,
Ac.s Ssc., &ge.
ns steamship CITY OF Cork, Captain T,bbetts, which.
leitQueensown Monday, the ID Of May, reached thiC
port early yesterday morning.
Her teegraphic news report day later than tho
aavicss OF tho Africa.
The oy OF Cork landed considerably over ve hundrse
passengers.
The mails Of The Africa reached this city from BostoD
early yesterday morning. Our European files and cor
rsspondeuoe dated to tho soth Of April
Oar Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, April -, 1894.
me Rebel Enyovs 10 Spain England in Council sos
Siide-Rec ption the United States A,niaer's, de-
Judge Rost the rebel emissary to Spain, has been ir
Paris days past and has learn, given up Spain
a bad job" Mr.. also in Paris, waiting for
s'sometning 10 turn up."
Tho last OF Mr.. Dayton's series Of winter receptions
place this evening These have been very pleasant
and very democratic gatherings At which all American
ladies' and gentlemen gladly received and treated
with true kindiness hospitality by Mr. Dayton
hb amiable wife and daughter
Our Berlin Correspondence.
BERLIN, April 27, 1884.
Pr,san Cdrtcaturs Of ne Emperor of Aeaico-7ns Shak
spos Tereentenary, dc.
KladdsrGdatsch contains . carcature OF the En-
perer Of Kexco representing his departure FROM Mira.
and bis arrival among his transatlantic subjects. In
the nrst picture hs appears dressed In Austrian unorm
and taxing leave Of deputaton, who quite dissolved
In grief, and 70 whom says "Bs comorsed, my
friends only Archduke less" In the second
he 10 s.tired in or those feather mantles and
headdresses described by Prescott In bis "HStory
Of the Conquest" and 10 received by lot OF backies in
paradisaisa costume. who kicking up tbe heels IN
Asght and whom he addresses in the words Of
Charles K, Nod ns Il changed, my friends thsrs ~
only Mexican more"
As K,addnodasscA been very o,eful Of Aas 70
give the powers that BE- the appearance Or
these caroatures would show that the between
Prussia and Austria by no means so cordial ~ the
official organs would induce one 10 believe.
Tne shakspsre lerceptenay celebrated al
lin with considerable ecid Al the Royal theatre Juus
tinc institutions meetings were held speeches delv
cred, closing de raison, with supper. or
the pieces de ctrc0ustdnce goS on tne occAsSon,
by . rather eminent writer named Brach-
voge distinguished for Its absurdity, the plot
which Snakspere himself plays part t1rnng upon tns
landlord OF the Mermaid wanting to marry his niece -
such matrimonial alliances being, you perhaps.
aware not uncommon 10 Germany but positively OF
the question In England. The Germans imagine they
deratand Shakspere better than hw country men,
although have seldom met with any except profess
sional htra who has read more than two thrso oe
his pieces But therc ew poets who lose much 10
translation as "the divioe winamn and potwithsand--
ing German versions OF Schlegel and Tech de-
ssrvedy famous they give a. little idea Of the orignar
plain globe does OF mountainous country of which
the lid cyass aud dark romantic glens smo tined
down TO dead level indicated BY few scratches on
the surface