The New York herald., 1864-05-31
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
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The City of Baltimore and.
Kedar at New York.
Tbs Anglo-R bl Pdva'eor System
Condemned by British Merchants.
A Cotton Vessel Direct from Charles.
ten at Liverpool.
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NAPOLE0t'S NEUTRALITY IN AMERICA.
Position Of France Yow ards NJ 1sxi6o,
and the United States.
THE DANISH coMFHRnM cH,
THE DRESS REFORM IN AMERICA.
Austria Preparing for War i'm
the East,
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Austria Preparing for q War i'm
the East,

Tne steamship CITY Of Baltimore Captain Morehouss
which Liverpool at four O'Clock the Afternoon
the 18th Queenstown the 10Th May arrived this
port early yesterday morning. 6a8G
The Cuusrd screw steamer Kedar which left Liver
pool at three O'Clock the afternoon Of the l7th
yesterday afternoon. ~
The news is four days later.
The news is meagro and generally unimportant.
Brilliant asd forcing weather for the crops continueo
TO prevail throughout Engand.
Lord SALISBURY saws in the London Times, that not
the charges made by the gentlemen Primrose
Hill has far his with Garibald is con-
cerned, shadow Of foundation.
The workingmen Of ruri' had held meeting and
voted thanks workingmen England their
cep' ion Of Garibaldi. f.
scandal had iia hit tho English War
Onor. Gambling. by means OF dee. for large sums OF
money discovered TO be = common prqctice among
Of the employees 10 the department. and two
occupying nigh positions 10 the Office accordingly
immediately dismissed, while snndry junior clerks
had mider punishment mated gu, to 'b~m.
NJ Rofer Cunline. the head the lrm Of Ro-er Gun
life, Sons Co.. of BuGkcrsburg, bankers and money
dealers, died May Is.
Major General Sir Alex1ndcr Mcculiech Is dead.
Lord plmerst had greatly re from lis recent
attack OF the CONT, and renrNed to i.nndon Hav TO-
The Paris Moaieur that thirty thonsand Aus
trian troops concentrated frontiers OF rran
sylvania and Buk,vino
The belief in approaching fatal formulation OF the
Pope's NAL dy had greatly iusreased.
The Pcsth Hrrnck processes to have learned from
reliable sources that the recent hard frosts have
destroyed nine teeth Of tho and OF tho
wheat In Hungary. Tho loss sustained estimated
30 900 forms, and another was looked
In Hungary.
Accoun's from the west coast OF Barb,ry say ths
supply Of wool was not abundant, and it reper ~
that tbc Sultan would, after the present cp. prohibit
It's exportation Prices ruled high, and dIiculsies
commerce between the Myors and Europeans had been
experienced rstaa1 sttS ,.lf
The Noni,enr de la Fc.e or May II contains letter
from the Gold Coast, which mentions that foreign
chants have suffered considerably by dreadful fre
which took place at wydah a. tho January last
The greater number OF The foreign factories were
destroyed and great quantity Of palm oil,
Palm oil, which ia tho principal article of COM
that part Of the coast has lost much Of 10
value since the introduction OF petroleum. \. E
The Japan Commercial Times, published at Ranagawar
OF March 1s. says in It's summary lhat the Jedo
reports speak Of peace aod good order reiQng shas
city and that many OF the native merchants who Ief
Yokohama under alleged Intimidation pressure from
quarter would return with stocks OF goods
Trade had improved at Kana9awa. During the week
fresh supplies Of silk reached Kanaaawa the or
two hundred bales. Settlements extremely small,
owing TO the nrmness OF the dealers; prices nrnl.
The Bey Q. rnis Is said to have refused allow the-
French Admiral to ioud troops at TunIs.
French aGvices report complete anarchy In Abyssina
The Kangaroo passed Cape Clear about half sleven
on the night OF the 18th OF May A- at ao