The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-27
THE SITUATION.

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THE SITUATION.
The enemy has made another invasion into Maryland.
The forces Of Early and Brecknrdse, after seeing the
plumber OF the raid safely disposed o. appear have
turned back and commenced another raid They drove
General Averin back to Harper's Ferry after severe
eight In the vicinity or Winchester Sat-
urday and Sunday. He appears 10 have been
pursued far as Martnsbnrg, which be was
compelled TO evacuate Rumors OF the death Of
Gene ais AverI and Kelly and Col. Mulgan crcu-
lated but there truth in them known,
cept that Mulgan is wounded. That the enemy arc
threatening Pennsylvania and Maryland is undoubted
Considerable excitement prevailed In Baltimore yeser-
day consequent upon these The intelligence OF this
renvason is scattered and unsatisfactory but is su
Gent to in the national capital.
Nothing Of importance from Atlanta was officially pro-
nugated from Washington yesterday. We give, how.
over some interesting details Of the recent movements
shera
There % news from General Grants army.
Our St. Louis correspondence contains very interest
Ing account Of the conspiracy 70 form Northwestern
confsdsracy.
EUROPEAN NEWS.
The steamship Borussia, from Southampton on tho
1Sth and the Scotia, from Queenstown the 18th OF
July, reached this port yesterday. The news by the
Scotia two days later than the advcee OF the Belgian
published In the HERALD yesterday morning.
There no confirmation OF the report OF engagement
between the Kearsarge and . rebel privateer.
The Kearsarge had joined in cruise or
Dover.
Il rumored In Cherbourg that the Union and rebel
naval officers had arranged for q ngh to take place
within ten days, between the Sacramento and Niagara
Che side, and the rebel General Lee and
rebel corvette. which lately the Straits Of Gbral
EAR the other-the battle TO be fought
France
deputaton Of influential British rebel sympathIzers
bad in Lord Pamerston on the 18TH OF
Tuy, seeking to advise the government offer
Or European mediation In the American war The Anglo
rebel party argued the matter with considerable tao,
point The position Of the Eoglsh Cabinet subject
may be collected from the very witty poecai yet pro
found sentence in which Lord Pamerston conveyed
sssence Of bis reply. reminding bis audience that
They who in quarrels interpose
VIII often wipe Q bloody
Ii ntlmated by the London Herald that Mr.. Lindsay
hsd, previous this, withdrawn his recognition motion
from the books Of the Hcuse OF consequence
or implied assurance, given by Lord Palmerston Mr.
milton II . moro opportune moment.
There very large demand for United States stocks
IN Frankfort prices having fallen 10 consequence OF the
report ofa great rise in the exchanges New York
The rebel loan had again advanced in London.
Peace negotiations were In progress between Denmark
nod the allied Germans. 10 the als OF July had
been concluded The blockade Is 10 raised In
che meantime and the basis Of peace laid down. The
new Prime Minister Of Denmark had sent peace
Daee TO Berlin and Vienna
The London Post reiterstes assertion that Prussia
bad proposed the reorganization OF the Holy Asnce but
ofncally denied the project through fear Of with
transcription having found the plan--whch
svent would just row be " disastrous" 10 Prussia.
proposed 10 the italian break on diplo.
cstc relations with Spain, the Queen not having recos
Dized the new kingdom The Foreign Minister replied
Shat Italy had been recognized by the great Power
che did no. need the acknowledgment OF Spain.
an Senator urged the government seize the Spanish
. lege at Bologna.
consols closed 10 London, the 18Th Julv q eox
u FOR The market for United States Eve twenty
Bonds firm and advancing the day The Liver
poo cotton market arm, with prices unchanged
she reported by the RsgiaG Bresdstars Arm
Provisions 1rm and upward.
!. MIsCELLANEous NEwA
Tne Democratic Union Association inaueuratsd the
fresideniiai campaign last evening by holding public
uceiDg 10 he DALI corner OF twenty street and
Broadway Hon Mr.. Singleton, OF Illinois, the prin
sps speaker who delivered address strongly 10 favor
Of sycedy peace. ignoring the democrats, and Dc
handing o. the Chicago Convention man pledged 10
favor Of ps'os principles. Hon. James Brooks made
ew remarks. after which the meeting adjourned
The seventh annual shooting festival schutsen
Corps commenced ~ Jones' Wood yesterday and viii Se
eontiuued today and TO morrow. The cptertainnsns
yesterday was and day will be- shooting the double
headed Austrian eagle, dancing, &C. and Tomorrow u,
b. tue GROWING Of the schuzcn King. or courss the
FINER is daily sustained BY the plentiful yisnds
furnished 10 the company and their friends, whose
paraes legion.
II ~ supposed by the police and those Who have 10 DO
with the administration Of criminal justice 10 the city
chat OF the thieves gamblers and burglars either
a. saratoga Couey island other fashionable sum.
sr resorts fcr the attention OF the Authorities has been
directed lately more 10 complaints against bounty
brokers aud bounty jumpers than 10 any other
alass Of cases Almost every day charges are sent
o. tho District Attorneys Office against these
o~irdsrs for oefraudng recruits Of their bounty
money. sod Tor violating the Enlistment act BY inducing
citizens OF thi State 70 cunt IN other statss would
Illustrate the ouds q Justice publish the Of these
psrtee although our reporter perussd number Of
VIE eoppaints but s mob coptraband state that Mr.
Be during the dog days. keeps the machinery Of bic
sEce 10 molten. aud that he intends 70 send al such
Complaints 20 the Grand Jury for their action No doubt
Ebcss gentlemen win be summsrly disposed OF AZ the
August term Of the 0eters Sessions, which opens next
sses before Recorder Hoffman II the wholesale systsm
f puneefing volunteers which has been prsctises 20
ssas b. tho sooundrss vbo are 70 bs seen Investing
every recruits " Office Ia tbs city 10 broken up BY the
nssv,ssaop esssbisss u ses parties b. Indicted.