The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-18

e Pass was tho marcn OF tue Second corps under Han
cook from tho brsastwor to the 'front.' on the night Of
the Eth, In expectation meeting the enemy who we're
supposed to be about TO mako flank movement On the
works Of the Sixth corps. Tho enemy however, were
not found.
Al latest accounts from General Sherman his forces
were strongly intrenched heretofore At the Chatta.
hoocase They had not advanced farther towards At.
ianis, nor had they pursued the enemy.
Gen. Hunter appears by latest dispatches frc m
Cumberland to be actively employed making arrests Of
rebels which contain interesting, II not important
Information, in order presume to make up for his
failure 10 the campaign against Lyuchourg.
Regular communication between Baltimore and Wash.
iogton, which disturbed by the rebel INVASION has
been restored, and is now perfectly The damages
on the North Central Railroad will be rcraircd this
woek. II Is open now to Cockcysviue The country
around Baltimore is now free from rebels and every.
taing quiet there. At Washington the most complete
repose characterized tho Sabbath yesterday All signs
OF panic had disappeared and not particle OF news was
afcat oven TO set the qnid suncs In motion
from New Orleans to which We referred yesterday in
GLIDING remarkable speeches Of Generals Banks and
sicies banquet given by the members Of tho bar in
choir honor. We refer our readers especially TO the
remarks OF General Banks They arc both curious and
significant. and were evidently regarded BY the audi
tory, though they seemed to meet with considerable
favor.
The Governors Of Mississippi. Georgis, Alabama and
North Carolina, loggsrheads with JeI Davis as to
the rights Of their States to manage their own import
msot They have presented joint protest upon tho sub
isos, which We give In another column
EUROPEAN NEwD.
rns steamship America reached this port yesterday
from Southampton bringing European nles 10 tho 9th
Of July Our ,eicgspnic report BY the Caledonia, on
Newfoundland, published last Saturday. anticipated the
TO EXTENT but the details given IN the RErAL.
20 day will be found very Interesting.
The nnapcia and commercial intelligence By the Gale.
dooia having failed 70 hand transactions in
Liverpool and the London Stnck Exchange during the
days q hcnday and Tuesday 18th 5tn Instantly are
announced by the America
stated from Paris that the Ksarsargs Vas to leave
Cherbourg the 9th instant watch the move.
msuts OF the rebel Zee. the coasts Of England and
France. The Niagara, from Antwerp, was 10 cruise on
Cherbourg.
tainsd The Rsppahannock tho new Alabama he was
about 70 sail from French port with his old officers aud
cart Of the old order 10 attack the Kcarssse
The London entertainment 10 the officers Of the Kear
sarge on The Fourth OF July reported in columns
to-day.
correspondent Of the London Times, dating at VIII
mugtoD, n. C.. gives exciting account OF his exps-
Tisncs board blockade runner entering that
port from Bermuda immense piles Of foreign goods
many prominent "malignants'' returning South, and
regular rebel mai duly landed In the rebel ports
through the blcckads.
Tho same correspondent writes " the London rimss
thai The ear,hwork deieBces Richmond the
most formidable character and that the system which
has been perfected FOR The defence Of Mobile Ia perfect
OF engineering skill the highest order adapted
20 military purposes.
Disraeis vote of ccpsure motion against the Palmer
soa Cabinet for It's Dano- German policy was under de-
tho House Of Commons REPORTS Of the speeches
OF Messrs Disrae Gladstone and Golden given the
HxRaLp to-day.
The London Star, speaking OF the debate, says-'The
country may prepare for speedy dissoution o, Para
eut whatever TIE fate OF the impending vote o,
sure wc believe we may announce that the
necessary business be through the present Par
Ilamens will DO Dissolved
Tho London rof reported 10 be an organ Of tho gov
srnmsot. having Published some documents purpcr,ng
% letters which had passed between Herr Won Bis.
mark ard the Austrian government on the subject OF
che orgsaizalion Of the Holy Alliance, Lord Palmer
soo Denounced tho Of papers In Parliament as
more fabrication.
circular despatch OF Count Reehberg to the Aus
ersn diplomatic agents abroad Is published In the
vIcnsa oalcai paper. In this document the Austrian
Minister reviews the proceedings Of the late Lncon Gen.
vsrsucs and throws tie whos responsibility for failure
o. Dsenark-
csusols closed 10 London the 9th Of July at 90.
. cox for money. The Liverpool market 10 reported
arm, with prices unchanged, from one source, while
anoshor account gives advance OF from oneourh &c
pe-haK of . peoDy on Anericon descriptions Bread
stun were upward, with a.bucyant market. Provision
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Our correspondence from Psnama, By the nssmshil
ao which arrived Last night, gives sdditioDai new
Of tsssrsss from The west coast a seuth America IN
oar sxcItement stll continued 10 Peru and Chile Orr
IN Panama night Of the 4sh lns gnissd By some
arswsrks, destroyed considerable property.
We have advicss from Busnos Ayres 70 Nay 70
Busissss was improving A new railroad had been
opessd !nscuded 10 distance OF seventy I'VE miles
60 VIVA Mercedcs- The Northern Railroad had been
completed for about twenty miles. Trouble has growi
mp between the government fPasuay and the Argentine
government that may involve serious resuiis u Y
swtas 20 tbs Confederation having fortified the Island Of
Martin Garcia 10 Paraguay a pew telegraph 10 Goa
seupaaed that win connect the principal routes q thu
rspssl,c A new line OF steamers has been projected
bsiwceu Europe and River Plata
General SANFORD has received despatch from tbs
Secretary Of war stating that the mi a regiments ar
wr,. garrison the forts IN tho deiences q washing
2Sek haA ma@ points. and that u Is not intended