New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-29

| LONDON, June l6 1906.
| Cossots close at acaaOl for money
American sTooKs-Ihe market steady bg, quotations
s.o nominal
| duplicate of SUMMARY Sent per sidou.
Tho Cunard screw-steamer SidOn, Capt. Mar
tyn left Liverpool at about o'clock the afternoon
Of the Nth
! The CITY Of limerick arrived at Queenstown at
o'clock on The afternoon ofJunc u.
The Cunard screw-steamer Hecla would leave Liver.
pool ior NewYork simultaneously with the Arabia on
The 18Th June 10 accommodate the cargo intended for
the Persia.
Tie T. s. corvette ST. Louis sailed from Aleesirss on
I tie 81 June for the westward
The L. :. steamer kearsarge passed Deal on the 18Th,
The progress Of Grant toward Richmond Is theme
o. comment in all the leading T. glisA jourDals.
TIE LoE9oH Tines says that Grant has evidently aban
doaod bis original tactics and called strategy a. tie
/ I'D Of bruN force 1t thinks he change undoubtedly
beokens disappointment II rot weaknes. and sumo up
That II 10 could not win By nun bcrs desperation ana
forceehe Ia not likely - tare much better when BE re-.
soFs 70 strategy against ono Of tho moss accomplished
II. Morning RS says Grant has undoubtedly shown
great Judgment and bodnessi but tho decisive battle
Tie Dsay F0ss eulocizos Grants strategic move.
ments ard thinks that the worst be hos now 20 tenr IS
the malaria o. the region around Richmond and that
If Richmond s % preserved il must be preserved by
T1e Bf,rHfrg Sdr intcrplets tho PeTsia's news as
highly favorable - the North. and looks upon Grants
advance as great victory.
The Morning Hsroa treats tie accounts as favorable
! FOR the South.
A deputation headed by the Marquis Of Clanricadc
had obtained from tie PostmastcrGeGorn further de-
lay OF one month previously 10 tho cancomem Of the
Galway postal contract TO enat-e proposal 10 be
Some fre.h Instructions had been sent from the Tor
eica oco 10 the Governors Of British CoOries respect
sedera.e cruisers II brought INTO British waiers Tbsy
are 70 be immediately ordered 70 leave. but II actually
COW erted and used pablo vessels of var they ae
not 70 be deemed a Iilzc.
re Lor9oa Dciy Mus says It Is understood that TIC
Conservative intend 70 bring forward Immediately in
the House OF Commons vote OF want Of confidence IN
the Ministry.
7ae L0ndon Star also SAYS a no-confdence vote las
been actually framed and the Opposition have made
Their minds for q trial Of strength.
The London Time says The cir II fu OF rumors ~ The
yreat onslaught which the Opposition q preparing 20
mako upon tie Ministry. 1T j. believed that sufficient
Danish feeling exists in the country not indeed 10 as
sat Denmark but to turn Out Tic Government which has
declined actively to assist her, and a sufficiently wI
Ike feeling, not indeed 70 70 20 war but to turn out
Government for pertnacously altering 70 peace
Tie TIME points out the difficulties in the way Of car
ryng vote OF 1t asserts that the opinion Of
the country Is strong against war and that therefore
tie Tory party is ia this diemmathat If II Processes
itself favorable TO the cause Of complaint against the
lGoyernment and II favorable TO war, it Will fail
because the country does not share IN us production
Tie Morning Herald in reply 20 the excuse that the
Conservatives would have done better than the Min
istrr, Saws that they would nave known their own
minds; they would have determined how fer II was the
duty and interest % Lngand 10 dclend Dehuark anu
thew would have intimaed their decision in clear and
nIistakeable term 20 Denmark herself and 10 Ger.
mary If both the Powers had kHOGn before passions
grew warm what the objects woro FOX which England
Rad resolved 20 light j. obviously improbable that any
serious contest would have arisen.
| The Parliamentary proceedings on the 18th were o.
merely local interest. III the House Of Commons Mr..
Cmlders stated that permission had been given 20 a
company 10 construct barb0r at Fsquimault IN the
NORTH Pacific where her Majestys ships might be
dorked and renamed The British Channel Leet had
i, gone from Plymouth 10 Splthead.
Tho notorious Yelverton marriage case was still be-
4 I.t..ra tla.! I..4.n of orig
Queen Victoria has gone from Windsor 10 London ex-
p-esfly 10 visit the Duke OF Newcastle. VINO alarm
ingly H.
FORGED CONFEDERATE BONDS
A letter in THE Tines's city article states that
a quantity Of forged Confederate bonds, Of go each
have been put into circulation in England. Inc WIter
says they were sent from New,fofk ana sylI. ono
batch Of $72 90 sold IN London 10 go 70 Holland
THE SO-GERMAY QUESTION.
The state of affairs in regard 10 the Confer
ence had undergone modification, no meeting having
taken place since the Africa sailed -.,,..,-.,,-,
The Oeserrcciischc Ze'uag 81 Vienna says the lrSh
Cabinet yehemently opposes the line OF demarSation
proposed by the German Powers and even goes so lar
as 10 threaten warlke denominations.
The Copenhagen DagJiadf says: "SchesNig i0
stein as separate State within the monarchy Is iDc0m
patbie with Denmark's rights and honor No Danish
King can listen TO such plan Government IN
cned TO such proposal would soon learn tha me pco
pie will nosacrifce their national independence at any
I price"
Of the Duchies-no division Of Schleswig ana Tree
4 and independent Schleswg Iiostein rs far es the
, KongsaW."
deputation from Sohleswig had been received at
Berlin by Herr von Bismarck Protractcd conferences
had taken place between the King Of Prussia, Herr Won
+ Bismarck and Prince Gorchakoi.
, number OF notables Of Copenhagen had proposed
The following address 10 the King An intimate con
sttutionai union OF Seheswg with the Kingdom il the
essential condition for the independence Of Denmark
and the Developments Of her nationality. personal
union OF schieswig ostein with the kinSdem woaid
entail the loss OF Scheswig and the fail OF Denmark
is impossible therefore that the Government should
consent 10 spck solution continued prol0ngatoh
Of tbs arnisce in impossible unless basis Of sat
isfactory peace be proposed"
The seuiio nlciA Noyddeufsche AuQereiHe Zetun1 OF
Berlin says the Prassan has not purchased
vessels in France reported. but America and that
!. largely.
. FRANCE.
7 There has been rumOr Of an intended visit
OF the Emperor OF Russia TO Paris in the strictest
incognto. but nothing had transpired to confirm the
report.
slight boating s9n.re temps 10 the Emperor Nauole0u