New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-29
THE DANISH QUESTION.
4 PEACElBLE SOLUTION STILL DOUBTFUL.
a Meeting Of European Sovereign:
at Kissingen.
Cotton Higher-DreadstuGs Steady.

The Inman steamer City Of London, Capt
Petre, which left Liverpool at o'clock the after
noon OF the 18th and Queenstown tho 10th june
rived here on Tuesday morning.
The steamer City of Baltimore arrived of Cape
Cear and the Peruvian OF Londonderry at about 81
On the afternoon Of the l4th June. Both reached Liv
rpoo on the 18th.
The notorious Rebel cruiser Alabama arrived az
Cherbourg France on the llth June and was admitted
20 free prsique She landed forty prisoners the crews
u two Union merchantmen which she had captured
and destroyed. The Of these vessels are not
riven The Alabama requires extensive repairs, and
,hs & TO be permitted TO make them in dock at Cher
bOurs
GREAT BRITAIN.
At the Drawing Room" held by the Princess OF
Wales on behalf of the Queen on the 18th. Mrs Adams
s,eserted Mrs. LLOYD ASpinwaH Of New York. Miss
Wilson nece ofthe Secretary Of Legation and Miss u
Vial OK Rhode Island Mr. Adams presented Col. Lloyd
Aspinwsil Of New YORK.
The proceedings in both Houses OF Parliament on the
llth possessed merely local interest
The DAILY MRS Of the 18Th, says II is believed that
Re plot overurnng the Government has been broken
down and been abandoned by It's outhors IN sheer Ges
par A crafty worGed resolution, adapted 10 tho
Prevalent feeling the subject Of Denmark but 50 con
ved not TO commit It's supporters "a any tangible
policy to eny particular course, mas D. en- IN or
rulatOn but If we gre correctly informed the scAeule
has failed through the refusal Of large number nc is
said as many 6 o. the most respectable members Of
the COnserl Gtve party TO have anything 70 do with
movement for turning national reverse T. party po
The Daily Telegraph also speaks Gs II Tie intended
demons tration had broken down.
The Morning Herald contains nothing 70 show tiai
TIE No Confidence motion" has been abandoned by
IT. party but the contrary II strongly Urges such
movement and contends that new Ministry uDder
Lord Derby would obtain from the Germans IL; line Of
the Schei for the Danish frontier. while they VII noi
give it to Earl Russell until he has actually gone to war
TIE Liverpool Post teunts the Royal Atlantic Mail
Co" Galway ne) with having enlSed The services N
heir appeal 10 Government OF such strong anti NORTH
ern men the Marquis Of .anIicarde and Nj Roe
buck whose support II contends would be simply dam
aging to the line in its efforts Tor Federal support
THE DAso-GERMAS QUESTION.
The meeting Of the London Conference ep-
pointed for the 18th had been postponed t June To-
Paris papers say that England will propose q new
nne OF demarkation, which will nOt be receptacle 20
Denmark that Power having declared that the hne u
The Dannewerke is the only ore she VIII accept.
TE, London Daily Nes Of the 18th says TIE prOspec,
o, peace Is as remote Germany sti resiss The
proposal Of the neutral Powers and hopes by holdne
OUT to secure IN the end larger slice Of Danish terr
Dr. TIE frmness and unanimity Of the mcdotipg FoWe
II they resolve to maintain the line Of tue Scel WAlc
they have declared essential 70 the independence oil
Denmark and announce this resolution N The Confer
ence there can be little doubt that Germeny VIII yeid
ind settlement be effected OF tue Dasb OF lher own
proposal IT. however the neural ro"ess Tsyer Ger
break up without result and the war inevitably TO
Commence
Lord Palmerston in reply to question in the House
efCOmmons said he bad 10 reason 70 DeneTe mat t'
decision which had been come - by tho Conference oI
prolongng the armisiice should be fnn AT TIE eiosS
Of the period 70 which the arm-cc Lad been extenGed
woad bs open for the Conference % poong The ar
nisee or not according TO The then existing creum
Stances. -
Denmark and Schleswis had been conYo4ed iof INC
2;h OfJune.
L is stated that Marshal Mcmahon succeeds
She late Duke Of MalakoG in the GovernoTship o
Algeria.
sle llth presided at Cabinet Council.
Tie Paris Bourse on the 18th steady, dosing a
$3.50
SPAIN.
The difficulty with Peru was causing consld
cradle excitement in Madrid. The French and Englisi
Ministers had taken stcps, IN nOnonieal character
70 effect reconciliation.
Congress had passed the hTst article IA lie new IIo
law by q vote Of li7 toe.
THE BRAzILS.
The French mails had reached Lisbon.
Rio dates are to May 81 Coffee is quoted at 1aooOd
100 refs for good frss. Stock on hand 22OOO bag,
S5ts. '''0' '4'' i.'" ''''' '~s'' '''~'
BAHIA Mag 29-Erchange 27aa27I Sugar, 3lOO
F3i30O refs. Cotton. % 900 Q2GI0OO.
PERSAMBUco, June 1.-Sugars-White. 200 rcis
Cotton. $4,000 refs. Exchange, 27sQZs
LATEST.
by Magnetic Telegraph via oueeuEtownl
LoNDos, Thursday, June 10.
The meeting Of the Conference, which, aftel
having been appointed for yesterday was postponed
this day, ia further postponed till Saturday.
Capt. Semmes Of the Confederate steamer Ala
Dana has requested The Tines to insert the reasons
why Confederate cruisers burnt their prizes md biz
suggestion for remedy. The communication ills tw,
columns and d half Of the paper. He says It was hi
Intention to have sent all his prizes for adjudication
into the ports most convenient for the parties concerned
but this intention was frustrated by British Orders IL
Council Capt Senmes asks: Was 1t expected tina
I would abandon the right Of capture altogether, 0
that would be guilty Of the childs play II captQrin
che enemy's ships with hand and releasing theI
with the other 90
Further he inquiries what Inconvenience To Great Brit
sin for example could possibly have grown out Of II
liverpool in charge Of a ship Deeper and prize ager
Until she could be sdjudcaied and II SIZE should be cor
domned, why should she not have been sold quiet
es she had been seized and sold under any e1ecuto
for debt. Capt Semmes takes credit TO himself an
his officers for every ship set fire in much the
sacrificed their chances Of przem money To the goo
Of the Confederate States
The Earl Of Gosford Is dead
The only reference in the papers TO possible mini
eerial crisis is remark in The &ay that the consevt
lives TO be struggling hard 10 bring their vale
up 70 battle hight.
OPENING PRIcEs.-Consols money, s9i 80
Eonsol, account Di; New Threes, ssa89l.
LONDON Thursdsy-Bapk rate has been reduced to -
cent.
Via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL, June lG 1864.
The steamship America Eom New-York al
rived at Southampton on the 18th inst go.
The minimum rate OF discount Of ne Bank Of FL
gland has been reduced 10 six per cent
The ship Altycoon, from New.fork FOR San frAl
cisco another vessel destroyed by the pirat
Alabama Semmes nm hlisheG In TIs Ttpks n length