The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-20
The American Question.


/. The American Question.
MOVEMENTS OF THE UNION WAR VESSELS AND Az.
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9th Of July from Cherbcurg Nothing was seen OF the
Nios n OK any o.nea reoei cruiser a.. ..
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s nIIv FOR Ams,erdam = - -
Hor arrival At the latter mort s not renorted and
nothing certain is known OF her Whereabouts
The Opinion Natonole asserts that she will soon re-
npnear fuIv armed and manned with the Confederate
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command OF her
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The steamer Rappahannock was under strict suryeil.
Tn. psris corresnondent or the london T,m.s savs.
the French Is subject 10 hot and cold Ats
nnd nj q time when Il was amicably disposed to the
states leave was readily given for the
hndinc at Nantes and Bordeaux nomiualiy for
-, ,,snosas nv. rsai, e ar ~ o s,s. corra,tas
md two rams aIaave,, il too weak word. epcouraee
Sment and nsteaton would be more correct When he
Vessels wore nearly competed a cold nt came en- and
rders were sent thai The ahond not he
a the rebels nut athoueh the ground alleged for de-
MAILING the ships was that tney were Constructed for
e sSs pruss;an Sovernmens and Prussia ia hel,,cerent
fhs does not look like neutrality and looks still less
like Friendly weakness on the part of the French gov
krnmsnt towards Denmark. The writer adds that the
Yeddo is one OF the vessels bought by Prussia. her
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The Confederate loan under the Scotia,s news nd.
vsnced to 90 a 20
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Tbe steamer yeddo but At Bordeaux IL was supposed
Cor the Confedoraes has been sold Prussia
the Great Eastern LEFT here 70 day for London 70 take
On the At,sn,;c cahia - ~ = - - -'0Ao' : '
the Damfxh Questtou.
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Tanned IN THE HOUSE, OF LORDS.
majority Of eighteen Or me government IN the House
iernment IN he House Of lords. y "' 's'' 'A' s'
In the House Commons, the 7th nst the debate
was manifested u,'' ''''''' anu p''" 'r""
Mr.. Layard severely denounced Disraeis arguments,
na charged MN WIN having earo'ea rafamcn'afS
Mr.. Hardy Indignantly replied, and said that Mr.
Aaysros statements were caumnious;
rms word was Directed 70; put tne speaker decided
ssaas was Pcrh'sso'e' WHO raneis'on 0onenuso ~
vas NOT. .,.. -.
veiy s1 s cusueu, .no opposson uei'nu-
1ng .ne remsIk anu sns minister issss ooJeo.ns. 49,.
snay, al.er ah apology from M.. Layara, sne oeoa.e
~ snu Tvs 81. MN ME- sm'us S S.oas
sseS & sr 10 wr ,aras w avsrd
some ago. and the Speaker on that occasion ruled
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Ane uooso was VI suo ON " suv .muss
exciscmen. sne princpI speakers oeinS messrs
osborne, waipole, pamers,on and DisraeiL
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already eiyen - - -
Tho result was for Dsraeli's motion 2e5 against It
sl3 majority for the government Is
Overwhelming cheers on the ministerial side greeted
On the same evening, In the house. Lord Malmesbury
moved q resolution, similar Disraes and made Q
speech denuncaory the foreign policy OF the govern
ment He regretted that Earl Derby unable TO BE-
Prssens, owing 70 nness. .,.., ~. ,ouo.n,,.r, no
sp.oOuos we're siso naue ~ anss su1 ~
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lords sa ana Woodsbo,se he pnke Of Argyle and
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"1o so'0'"nis"'
Tho Dano-German news Ia unimportant.
LONDON, July 10. 1864.
The Danish Ministry has resigned.
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