, 1864-06-30
Whtcaqo Qrtbnue.
EUROPE.
An American General {ee) I'm Ire.
1nnc~H nrsh11 11FcIIIssier's Eu-
neral Madeleine Aaith.
+. the D1urderess The
Great Works Of
The Age.


An AsGLo-REBEL REPORT FROM THE cosFEu
EkACY.
tFrom the London Tmee, JuneT,1
The arrival at Plymouth, yesterday, of tn
iron screw steam brig Harriet Pinckney
from Bermuda, has supplied considerable il
formation regarding the active traffic carrict
on between that island and Wilmington, th,
c1le1 port Of the Southern States, and Of tht
internal condition ot the Confcderacy. Ths
steamship Thistle, which brought from vii
mington to Bermuda nine hundred and tveu
| tyseTcn bales Of cotton, and come of the
passengers who landed ut Plymouth, left on
May 10, and was followed By the steamers
Minnie and Greyhound; but, az neither ot
thts: las since been heard OF, they are SUD.
posed to have fallen into the hands of tic
Federal blockaders. The Helen and the Alta.
lanta, which left between the 10th and 18th,
with cotton ard tobacco, had arrived and
were dfschargiDg their carEoea, Ten OF
twelve vessels II ere at Bermuda, ready to 70
across. They experience some difficulty In
entering the port Of Wilmington, hut not
much In departing during dark night. The
rates OF freight range from thirty to sixty
pounds per ton for ali descriptions Of goods.
Passage money outwards three hundred dol
lars fsi1ty ponnds).
| The restrictions q the Confederate Gov
is Tint for every one hundred tons Of cotton
] or other produce exported In ship she Shall
bring back fifty tons Of clothing. bacon or
other stores In the quartermaster's depart
ment snSs, wines, teas, sugars, and simi-
| lar lu1uraes are prohibited from importation.
q Gotfon + 70 fs valued Per pound In Wilmington
the same " sr+;cse . - R"raea currency and
t1s . sants ~ atLel 4. u oerhaaa NJ 45c 70 4Sc,
S9n S9nou. .s1 ~ Goiu. SHOES gre esunated at
% g." TT Pee5, iea1an corn go per bushel, and
80 ho1.s,s. 4.eo ~ 91 pel Poanot I9see prices
acts On taxes and funding have sensibly di.
-n.sneu - n.t sus caIIencJ, hut Is YET have had
ions Tha inte'i;tse sss W uue pfices o. p!oels-
confirms nreVinns acconnts IT." ~ tuasa. ~ ay aauny
| enfnrad r. fha EarthaUa ~ lnP Rtlta.lons
scarcely any Tincs. VII cofFap ~ ,raat aaeH nave
and Mi ran},s i've ~ tha ,,is,na feas M 5oAny,
news from CAROLINA bV nasscn~era aouh 1po he re
ney ia ~ fbe 'u efFaet a. III H. aaf1aet fanck
t,ou nf 5csncraencv encs' tnds an;st. no ana1ca.
m rov xs1e,! ti.a;n slss. 1Hey IN
ront,n1onca ~ 1nen pisl1lations 1os Inc
ciusiyr1v tn rais;n~ nra1issa.n ineton y PAU e.
ans anna, iula t e0mmiseaiaat tor the army. Only
scaea5 ~ soI"n a ~ so"m 10 PROVIDE seed from
os.fea o.afvu ~ eeasuu. 14e army Is maintained
far 49, - sonseliptlon. no one available
~, m,4fy neaf!ee ls permitted to Leave the
ooah'5; ~ ane PRISONERS and commissariat
sixty years OF age, and of lads over seventeen
| years. At e1gnlee2 they 20 up to the militia
y stations, enter their names and select their
| companies. There are lew foreigners In the
xohleaerate 10. as army; the Germans are not re.
good and faithful soldiers.
1he negroes on the plantations, DC, were
never more obedlent or Industrious. At the
outbreak several lett for the North: bnt
those who could get back returned to their
their sutterioeg Thai ali are NM ~ eontat u
remain. ~'01 ~
MARSHAL pE11ssryn,s Pnrrp.r
[Parie dune 10, ,corresnonacnr. o,I.o1sa., r;..,
The funeral of Marshal pa1,estar n..,-a s't
MalakoH. took n1ace at tu.s1ra 81, Othe VI
terday, il the Church OF thc Tnva1tds I5ecA yes
Military 1,onora ware - ,e1d ~ tnsanus. ~ ~:
by the yetcrans ~ ne aSs,,,taI -. ~ ~. 1GAl1s
or of the hotel, and on the onta;de hv 49,
ade of infantry Of the 1mner;o1 Grs.d LIZ
seuadrops Of cavalry. n hatta1;nn = tho r.
Guard de Paris, half a nnnn1ea sn,,a7ea y, 1ne
the same Gnard, division of nine batta1iona IL
Of the let cons dor,,ee md + tro e"nad.ons
and tHo batteries ot arfflierr Thssa +,aons
were commanded By Marshal Nagnan. ond
were formed in close column on the esnls.
made, facing the grind entrance. Two salntrs
q Thirteen guns were fred by a half battery |
PLACED on The quay Of the Invalids-onc sa-
and the other at the conclusion, when tie
troops defled-
The Church Of the Inyalids was enf,,e1v
nnng with black cloth, o1uaucnted With the
Marshal's arms. Arich catalalque was ra1sed
In the middle Of the nave; twelve non.com.
mssloned officers, four Of the guard and
eight Of the line, stood round the cofIin. Al.
ter the religious service the coffin was n,arod
in htarsc, drawn by SIX horses whiaI, NJ.
cording to custom, walked across sne larTe
eonrt nrd to the outer gate OF the Hotel des
1 " aia[nha1 valiant, General Marquis d. 'Haut-
poul, Count WaleWski and III. NercIer IA.
Tcmp Vhs ,,a a,lecIor o. tae Interior Of Algeria.
aij fhe troooa dsStaJ ts,a u. I've eAteIhal gate
funeral corteee thcn retn,nad IT, egnln; t iae
und tbc r,f1IG wsa i;f,c 80. - 1ne cnufen,
carried hy twelve nnn-cen ~ asse aao
to the vault nTcnaTsd for - otncets
All the nfr;stcra III tha ,,a~,ha,s
alf and General Officers pr present @ 1 at Paris % a1I
rim, 1rpn,nt,on and dannta1;nmss ~ fo a'gs r.
.rreat hetits NJ he Stats ,as;stad a. an t, ane
e,nonE ~ 'As a'"'' Seo'9'eo NJ 1oe cef-
THE cnr.r uovrs ~ rnp .,,
co1nmnn;cat,on ~, * 1I - Az r.
sen1aI Of Han.nre 'ts es1a Alet, H. n 1ne axr
nnite 1 the no etapp n pr3}eetea canai Which Is to
r.nM ~ 11,,n ue1n1aa ee Ocean 70 tne BALTIC, are
Pr,ee,s ~ r., * enMe!suliy aofahced lor
erecntion t,f,ha 1s4a; ~ IGntsy - ueclae on me
~ no .s4;o.t y. ~ - te.,euug o1 tne ground ana
communicaIion IN nmsstInn ;s ~ Ane @ me o.
EtESA fF TAt-r I
far as brnnsbutta1i az r. " 9h. hehospnrs, 1e as
.na,h - u ~ ~ on me Ine 1isat na1k OF the
s;onera ~ 1.ara tno e,raa E,9 1ne reasra! Commits
the conn,encemenf sho au.aJlza!.oa 1rns,la ior
nnh,;catInn of ~. or;ia, ,nno. ~. rcuA. uno tue
ntcess,rv nrotast;o,, 49,. ~. Elautus Inc
4 1,-niaa{ f. T., ,oortaI sI ~ huuiinl eApeeted-
= {ar,,c s1,m +owar5a +ha @ ~ 49, " ouel
cnnal an cnndi,,on tIo, 3. psuns1 tap.;.; VI tus
- - - - ~. ~. tu0e 1so tet A'aalion su3ll |
" ~ lut port o1 Ale1, ana not IN the Bay Of
ANAAERICAN GENERAL ~ N IRELAND
,E-nr, ~ ro-s- pa...s.. -
Amontv iha hsn;gl+aa - ss..;s.a1.
eteitcr of well -,',iit nansio1, "r ,ha as aG tu
puay nas forced mon h. ~. a14ra,,n @ ,.IoS Iosi
pegs Of The constahularc ~ T,,a.dar ,.irht H.ht
yxs M lpss nereonnve fhar-1ns Iny5, - ~,
fnnnd nnnr 1fns 49, t9~: - 10 uocolnents D.ts
n Vici tbnr1 49, a. ~,.1t uso: heynoias,
nrescnf 1coTe o,--eo.7, ~, .l.a1 1910 toIat
rsnnrna1 % ana e1tSu5 h;tSa.t5 ut.atasu a1om-lAe
nTmT prohai,u % ~ IGsh aot acaotlousLreaefA -.
ri Ind nat T., fhe VI ~ 1eu aa usscenl, lne Geoe
Iar a1,Ir;ts viii, sr1,fct eboa5 ~ eone u lamu
If b1l Ia1 nj hs.n "ea Eanana ~ maoe as 1fee Us
IONS of his ~ ;1ien;tu oelern: aaa % aho' oohv-
1gus "a ~ VI Ill n,s o'gntty ana rank. insist
jicemen 10 53,a+ Ho n'es PAT o1 po,
a.v1n "ns na aoaht ~ l., nsl I'LL On Fatnck Street
Rrn,nwarN W. - "vaau = place y! Mlg5efs on
oaroi"a5o ~ tb en nnu o1oteels' Having
~ ~. t,,,,at;s H., - ep.ty WMs1 ar HOW
10 Ensa1a, -. eA.e4us 70 Ills ftsitors,
~ ,,;S5,a E a9't 'ne tonilo1laoie mansion IN
~ ;n-e % ~ ~ " tue 1lsut, hanoio9 nse ehfs-
rstf,t H., ~ ~ = Ma nAe genLeman- :
o,,e1n 1nnI-ns e. -. aie ~ apPealahee Was aux
a, o,I,,'. 3 ,9a u tue ponce court yester~
-! tNetA+ A+loEt "4C1C w 0ouOb LIZ H0u11 nave |