The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-17
Austria Not Consulted About;
Mexican Politics.
r II y DA N I . 4 w a n.
Superiority Of the Prussian ARTILLERY and
Heavy Losses Of the Danes at
Duppel and Rrederiela,

The mails OF tho Asia reched this city from Boston
yesterday evening Our European ns are dated 70 the
I'd OF April The main features o. tho were
braced telegraphic rspoes from Halifax, Published
n tho HERALD last Friday morning.
The london Pos, in editorial article, augurs tho
favorable results Maximians rule 10 Mexico.
He Is It Is said, "saRaoious" and constitutional
rller, snd the Mexicsps require "mikd despotism"
The rebel loan closed III A. 81 IN London April L.
1t is stated singular nny appear that tho bright
II the moonlight at the time OF the occurrences
caused the accident the City Of Newyork at Daunt's
Rock, in Queenstown harbor. Captain Kennedy, Who
deck had shat ed his between Roberts
Head and Dsunts Rock but the sfadow thrown by the
Head consequence The strong moonlight prevailing,
SO deceived him that he believed be land.
and escape this nasuary he had the head Of
the vessel put little the result was THAI
she light on The top of the rock
The East Sussex tEug.) Hecs, Of Apriil, says
The indictments against King, Heenau, Mace, sayeras
and Others i. ia now we believe definitely se'ted will
be tried Earl Chichester al the forthcoming
.essio and told that Mr Sergeant Indae A. kim
ma NJ Beslcy have been retained to defend King,
Our London Currcsppna enre.
LONDON. March 30 1894.
Posi- ion Of the Croun 7ara ds ne Peopte-ssnpoms OF.
Popular igi toa-3acliaqiaas Palace Flacayded--
dnericon Finances ard credit. 10.
As mentioned in former 10 ter, her Majesty Will noa
have with Germany. That policy may answer tor
a time; but let ito emergency arse, either
on this any other topic, where the interests
of the country, in the opinion OF The Cabinet, Dc.
mand a course crown will sanction where.
HE has the actla power in the OF decar-
ing war-and the Queen, BY the OF her Ma
jesty's constitutional sud medical advisers will be de-
posed and ssdc and the Prince Of Wales appointed
Regent.
This state Of affairs accounts for the prominence with
which the Prince OF Wales is brought forward One
that will retard and keep back this last resort
lcng possible the tina, the Prince inclined
be tory, made Regent his nrst would be 70
call the Earl OF Derby to the Premiership. Whether hs
could command majority in the House Of Commons
necessary support to tho rrime Minser-woud remain
be You may depend this aspect
OF the political "situatonn England AZ the present
time.
Growing out OF this and owing TO this state OF Affairs.
two most significant incidents have lately TRANSFERRED
which, were they not vouched for and Witnessed by
many respectable persons, would be quite
dbls A;ew days ago her Majesty when riding through
the streets or Windsor her own town. and one THAI
lives by the patronage OF the royal amy-was greeted
with loud aud angry cries o. 'Rssgn .'Resiyn" There
is no doubt about II ut all.
Then last Friday night-thc evening before the last
drawing roomsome without the fear Of royalty be-
fore bis the each side Of
the gateway in front OF Buckingham the Two pill
lars that support the lion and uDicorn-two immense
bills, with the words. priated 10 monstrous letters