New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
A Popular Settlement Of the seb,s.,
wig-6olstein Question.
The Laird Rams Bought by England
DEATH OF THE DUKE OF MALAKopp

The steamship Virginia, from Liyerpool Mac
a. via Queenstown 25th. arrived here at O'Clock q,
Monday morning Her dates are three days later TIA,
those already received. .......
The news Of the great battles in Virginia received
by the steamship Europa, caused profound sensation
throughout England and the people were ss,onr,.I
at the magnitude Of the losses Tie probable rsr
OF the bloody combat was eagerly canyassed on oil sides
The Confederate Loan recovered three per cent and
cotton became weaker under the news.
The London Times says that Gen. Grant flI,v ara
tanned his reputation for unconqucrable tenac.ty and
that if be did not achieve absolute success be BID fo
it more desperately and aprroached nearly Tia,
any his predecessors II thinks 1t hard to discern
the inclination of the balance, evenly do the sca
VI battle appear to be weighed.
The London Morning Post sees no appreciable al
vantage either sdsbut the following day II ex
presses a conviction that the FederaL sustained
The London Star thinks that Gen. Grant has paid To-
denr for his victory and regards his success nde
cisive.
The London Morning Herald pronounces the advanc,
on Richmond failure, and hopes the South has passed
its last fiery trial .
The london Globe thinks that Gen Lee fully succeeded
IN barring thc road Of Gen. Grant to Richmond.
Tie Rebel cruiser Georgia had been announced fa
sale Mt Liverpool. by private treaty. The crew ver
paid and the stores sold at auction.
Tho three pirates Of the j. G. Gerey before the
Court of Queens Bench on writ Of habees corpaa
oath.
The Parliamentary proceedings were unlmportant
The Ministers explained that Prussia had promised
stop her emotions In Jutand and pay for the con
buttons levied since the armiJt;cr.
Ii was reported tina. the British Government had
consented 10 plcbisctc in Schleswig Holstein and
that nrrun gemcnts in progress which preclude
resumption of hostilities.
The King OF Prussia, in response TO address fos
the Independence OF Schieswg liostein expressed
Gdence that the sacrifices ofGermany would conduce
tie interests Of Fatheyland.
4 squadron of six mep-ofwar had left France foe
Tuns.
1t was reported that the Mexican loan would not DO
allotted in September.
The Paris Boufse was steady.
The Emperor and Empress OF Russia would visit the
King Of Prussia on the 9TH Of June.
4 conspiracy 10 overthrow the Government OF Prince
Couza had been discovered in the Principalities.
LIVERPOOL. May 2J-(I'y telegraph To Queenstown)
The steamship City OF Washington from
New. York has arrived.
The advices from America brought by the steamship
City of Washington OF the progress Of Lieut. General
Grants movements has increased the excitement and
sensation produced by the first announcement Of Union
successes received per steamship Europa.
The news is most generally regarded as very disas
trous TO the Rebel cause.
The Rebel loan has declined, In consequence Of the
favorable Union news. and is quoted 500 per cent
lower.
The British Government has purchased the Laird
rams.