The New York herald., 1864-07-25
Dangerous Position Of the Danish Crown
Between France and Russia.
lord Palmerston's Denunciation Of tho Bra
lillian Slave Trade.
Frirhtful Murder in an Englisl
Railway Carriage,
ee,s re-. Re-

The Cunard steamship Marathon, which LETT Liverpool
two O'Clock on the afternoon OF the 18th and Queens
town the 18th Of July arrived at this port early yes
terday morning.
Her news is two days later.
Secretary Chases resignation just been announced
in England.
Captain Semmes, OF the Alabama, in tho English
House Commons the night the late debate on the
vote of censure opened.
The Parliamentary proceedings on the 11th OF July
were uniuportan.. Lord Pa,merson. in reply to in
quiry said government had to believe there was
no the part Of the Germans of attacking Co.
renhagen.
The English papers eth canvassing and dssectlng
che vote sustaining the ministry. The majority OF egh
cecn far larger than expected and included several
socsled conservatives The result regarded as ef
secuay dsposing OF all further opposition for the
nander OF the session. The propagation is expected 70
take place on the 3oth of July.
The Earl OF Derby bstcr, but II was doubtful II he
would be able his Parliamentary duties during
the present session.
great sensation had been created In london by tho
murder or gentleman 10 first class railway carriage
The unfortunate gehtemon, named Thomas Briggs WIS
upwards OF sixty years old and principal CLERK in the
banking house OF Robarts, Curtis Co. lie return
1ng home to bis suburban residence just after dark when
he was rnurderousy assailsd by unknown person
or persons who occupied the compartment. IN the
train He severely beltcn about the head and finally
thrown out OF the carriage on to the track His wann
and gold eyeeass missing, hnt his money not
taken The carriage covered with blood. Tho whole
was the work OF very few minutes. No Clue to tho
murderer had been discovered.
Er. Cuiey Grattan. the author is dead
Tho Emperor Napoleon had given his decision arbi.
in the suez canal question; but what that decision
is not stated. The Paris Bourse nrmer. Rcntes
on the 11th advanced to 60 80
Prince Napoleon has returned Havre from bis
sion to the Isle OF wight.
A treaty has just been concluded between Madsme
Meyerbeer, represented by n. Cremleux and the
agemcut OF the grand Paris for the performance Of
che long expected Afrc,lao' cor vasca de Gana'D.
which is TO appear early mex. year.
intelligence has been received rrrir from Corfu stat
ing apprehensiops OF riots the townsmen
and country psope wore entertained 1nis i'll feeling
to have been produced beca1sc seventeen candi
dies the rural districts had been chosen and ouly
three from the towns.
The spanish sq iadron destined for tie Pacific will leave
after the arrival Of the Pacific mail 1t Southampton. The
King viii 60 10 Paris in August
The Calcutta, China and Australian mails arrived at
larsccs morning Of July IL. The mails lett for
london at hllf.past eleven.
Mr. $. Baker, the A'rcin explorer, on May IA was
Ceard OF from Khartoum boing his way back, and
only few hours from Gondokoro.
From Turkey Is stated that 40 600 militia had been
iisbanded and that the armaments hitherto carried
being less urgently conducted. This regarded
Indicative Of the peaceful intention of the Porto
Tho June mails from the various places the West
Coast OF Africa received the is unmportant
Trade generally unchanged.
Tho ship American sailing under Spanish colors had
ocen seized or Madagascar suspicion OF being
SLAYER.
The steamer 81. George arrived At Glasgow on tho
1lth instant.
The City Of Cork reached Queenstown early on the
morning Of the 18TH instant.
The United States corvette 81. Louis at Madeira
che I'd or July.