The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-02
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Arrival Of tho Arabia with
Two Days Later News.
Frssch Report sf Triumphs in
Msxice and the Hopeful Pres.
pects Of Maximilian.
Ehs Alabama Sails from Chsrbourg Hoping
70 Fight tho Keariarge.
Heavy Cannonading Heard
Soon Afterwards.
The Danish. Polish, Italian and Hun
garian Questions Points Of Great
Difficulty to the MonarchA
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Denmark Preparing to Re-
new tho War.
The Hmperors Of Russia and Aus
tria and the King Of
Prussia In Council.
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The Mace and C0burn Match and Maee,s
approaching Retirement from
the Prko Rlng.
DEATH OF WILLIAM SMITH VBRIEN,
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Denmark Preparing to Re.
new tho War.
The HmpeYors Of Russia and Aus.
tria and the King Of
Prussia In Council.
Tho Maco and Coburn Match and Mace
approaching Retirement from
the Prko bling.
DEATH OF WILLIAM SMITH 0BRIEN
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DEATH OF WILLIAM SMITH VBRIEN,
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Tne Cunayd steamship Arabia, Captain Harkley, which
left Liverpool At hapast eight on the morning OF the
18th the evening Of tho 10th Of June
arrived at this port yesterday afternoon.
Her two days later than the elegraphio report
Of the Hbsrnian on Cape Raoe published in the HERALD
last Wednesday.
The Cuuard steamship HecIa let Liverpool simultane
ously with the Arabia for New York direct, extra
best 70 accommodate the cargo offering.
In the House OF Commons, on the 10th Of june Mr.
Miner Gibson in reply Mr.. Horsal, sad government
AiA met intend to blast place lighthouse Daunts
rock where sAe City Of New York wrecked
but bell buoy would be placed the rock and the light
at Roche's Point is 70 bs improved.
In the English House Of Commons, the 10th Of june
Sir J. Hay moved resolution csnsuring the government
for having landed troops the Gold coast wage
against the King Of Ashantee without having made sur
Acest provision for the OF the health Of such
rovps. The resolution lost by vote or yeas 22e
nays 288a majority Of for the
received with great cheering from the ministerial
benches and eounter-c cheers from the opposition,
regarded the vote virtual defeat Of the government
Cabinet Council was held In London the Afternoon
OF she 18th OF june.
General Dembinsk tho Polhh patriot leader "a soldier
Of the French army under Napoleon the First and Kos
suths commander. in-ch,ef Of the Hungarian revolu-
tonary forccs has just been buried at Paris he was
eighty years Of age.
Smith OBrien died on the 17th Of June.
The Paris konitur announces series Of French sue
cesses Nexico claims that the Emperor Maximan
win Hnd the paci6cation Of the country almost complete
5uarsz being unable 70 form any centre Of resistance In
any Of the towns
In Paris domcary visits had been made to the houses
Of about twenty advocates including NM Carnot GARNER
Pages and Others They suspected Of having
members Of Illegal association At the late elections
The Paris Bourse nrmer
The Spanish Minister at Paris has declared that Spain
has no idea Of the conquest OF Peru.
The news from other parts OF tho continent u unm.
portant
Tho steamship Asia, from Boston, arrived At Queens.
town on the 18th Of June Her received too
late to develop It's effect on the cotton market
The Kedar, from New York. arrived At Queenstown on
the 10Th Of June.
The Alabama.
RzPoRrKD ArTKMPr OF sBMMEs 70 yreHr THE
LIVERPOOL, June 1s-Midnight
IL reported shat the Alabama left Cherpourg this
going at the latest but the result ia unknown
From Gagnani's Messenger, June 1871
Adv,ces from Cherbourg state that the federal corvette
Keasarge has appeared In the roadstead that place.
and intends wait for the departure Of the Aabana IN
order 10 engage her when beyond the limit Of the French
waters.
The Danish War.
IN the Hcnss Of Lords on the l7th Of june the Earl OF
Eenborough urged that the treaty Of 1852 appeared
to have been abandoned BY England and the other Pow
was incumbent on nnglsnd 10 maintain the propo
question, and insist upon lie adoption. He wished
TO know the British feet q state 10 proceed at
TO blockade the German ports.
Earl Russell regretted IL was not in his power pending
the sngs Of the Conference TO give such explanation
tacns acst In regard to the conduct Of the British gov
ernmeBt.
Earl Derby deprecated any interference VIII govern
thought negotiations unduiy protracted Parlia-
msnt must take not 70 allow its voice stned
peace would be established or tho negotiations be
DrKen ou and war recommended The subject then
The Conferences would assemble In London on tho 18th
OF June-the day the steamer sailed It's proceedings
were awaited with great interest, the srnsice extend
la ~ S,sre. Of pifs said the Conference would no,
meet on the 18th Of june bun would be stil further
Advices from sy, state that that island had been occu
pied by Danish troops that hoia OF guuboats had
rived on Return, landed detachment and surrounded
the town which bad been declared In state OF siege
Seven persons known Of German sympaihies we're ar.
rested ard sent TO Copenhagen. fhe Mayor was sus-
TSe pap,sh Ambssssdo TO 81 Pe,spSbrs e's s.d
At Copenhagen and reported be the bearer ofk
Russian proposals FOR The settlement Of the dispute
Tho london journals point 10 the debate In the House
OF Lords the 17th OF June indication OF possible
war BY England on behalf Of denmark
rUE IMPERIAL MEETING AT KTssBSGEH.
The meeting ~ the fmperors OF Russia and Austria and
the King Of Prussia at Kissepseu, was watched with
some interest, under the impression that have
ssms bearing upon the political situation.
The London Tmes says II would be sorry 20 think
that the meeting ~ the would produce any
preudcial effect upon The debates OF the nanoGerman
Conference but European question Ia inextrcably
linked with another, and the Judges OF Demaks rights
and Germany's claims are distracted BY Thoughts cf
Hungary, tsly and Poland Ia evidently considered
impossible that the Polish question may sovers ths
Danieh.
yHE LATEST NEWS.
LONDON, June 1s, 1884.
The Conference met yesterday and adjourned 10 ths
92d. Nothing trrpspired.
u reported thgt France declined 70 cooperate win
Englsnd w the nsvsl demcustratien IN the Bsitc
letter was sent 10 ilcyds from the English
Foreign once ststins tnst her Haiestys Minister ~
topenbssen he's reported that the Danish has
not YET dsermocd the ensth Of notice TO be sren 10
british shirsns IN the event of the establishment ~
blockade II tho German ror,s but that soms Seay wS
~ rnrtasly anosed.
Insno.. June ~, 1894
fts ccuisrencs met yesterday afternoon; all ihe wem.
bsss ~ers present.
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