The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-30
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL or THE CITY OF MANCHESTER.
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The Alexandra Case In the
.s'A' House OF Lords.
Trial Of the Kearsarge Re-
cruits at Cork.
Doeady Advance of tho Germans
Against Denmark.
Sweden to Lend Material Aid to
Denmark.
Probable Occupation Of Copsahage on by
Austria and Prussia.
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xlse and nGutiny in Merchant Ships
& w at Liverpool.
THE SHEFFIELD CALAMITY,
Sweden to Lend Material Aid to
Denmark.
Probable Occupation Of Copenhagen b!
Austria and Prussia.

mo steamer City Of Manchester, Captain Halcrow,
vAioh let Liverpool II O'Clock M the 10th and
ossnsown the 18th Of March, arrived At this port
e early hour yesterday morning.
Hev news one day later than advces tho Ame-
yica, published In the HERALD on Monday morning.
me- London Hmss says--It is hardly probable that
snanimous decsen viii be obtained from The House Of
lords m the Alexandra case but there 10 possibility
shAlthe House may decline Jurisdiction, and tb,s
graceful result would be owing TO the soveny
wAish acts Of Parliament drawn and modined
osnmntee.
~ the Cork, Ireland, Assiaes the 18th March,
unsn were brought up under an indictment charging
eAsm with infringement Of the Foreign Enlistment act
= having agreed to enter the OF the United States
sailors on board the Kearsargc at Queenstown Tho
Dseners all pleaded guilty, and entering into their
6wn securities 70 appear for judgment when called on,
wsso released from custody
Accounts from sheffield state that one hundred and
Usvsntyeight bodies have boon recovered two
Aved and nfty.eight persons returned dead or
nisaing, and, consequently, there eighty bodies
Whish have been washed down the stream, VIII
1srsoovsrsd until after the lapse Of many days.
1b4IOrd Mayor Of London has received In the course
ftwo days between 4a0o and f700 the benefit
Uu1srevs q Sheffield.
On the 10th q March the pump al Sputilowen Iron
Ueoas Pits Chesternsld England BROKE and befor
~ men could be extricated at least fourteen wer
Nvowned me water has risen for considerable height
~ tho SHAFT The loss Of life is believed TO be greater
Nan hare stated. There were about seventyone men
- boys employed In the pits.
No Swiss Embassy at Yokohsma has officially inform
- ~ Federal Council or Switzerland that the Japaoese
government win fresh ambassadors 70 Europe
- purpose Of determining the Powers 70 modify The
0enssss+ s ~ ss-sss4TA
numcrous and very nnuental deputation Of yooman-
" savairy onoers had interview with Lord Palmer
Sn urging The desrsbilty Of suspendns the train
~ the FORCE His lordship said the government had
carefully considered the subject and within the last few
aays advces had bean received from New Zealand which
were 90 favorable that would be enabled
- appropriate rory thousand Of the New Zealand note
~ training Of the ysomanry He had great pleasure,
snsrsore, In informing the depuatiou tina. the force
~spld be called out as usual this year.
M London Adpertser announces undoubtec fact
aA tho conservatives have fully made up thor minds 10
Aavs trial OF strength with ministers soon after
xstsr, and should they be beaten once, twice
tAay WIN not rolnqush their efforts TO overthrow the
Dovsrnment.
A despatch nom Rome, dated the 18th OF March
Says'-
ne conflicts between the Papal and Freueh ,rooys
sootinue, the popuace taking rides with the former.
The Pope's illness continues.
% Paris Course has been very nrm. Ren,es closed
q s Co., coupon, or zoe. high Or than Or The 18th
= March.
Adespaien nom Liverpool dated the l7sh Of March
sayss--
snip Eora, from Newport, wales, lQr Ney YORK, took
1rs OF Newport and scuttled on mud bank.
Ne Africa reached Liverpool Al about eigh, O'Clock on
~ morning Of tho 18th Of March.
hips Harry Warren, for Boston, and Peter Joypscn,
~ san Francisco, have pub back 70 Liverpool, both
nayi Ing mutinous crews.