The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-02
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NEWS BY THE EUROPA At HALIFAX.
Sailing Of the Emperor and
Empress Of Mexico.
Convention Between France
and Mexico.
The Danish War and London Con-
ference. 4
GARlBALDrs SPEECH 70 THE ITALIANS.
The Foreign Ministers, with the Exception
Of tho ambassadors Of the United
States and Turkey, Absent from
tho Duchess Of Sutherlald's
Fcts to Garibaldi.
ADVANCE N THE RATE OF DISCOUNT,
Ass &s.s ~
sARlBllDrs SPEECH TO THE ITALIANS.

- HAIIrAx, April 30, 1864
The steamship Europa, Captain Hockey. from Liver
pool al three O'Clock the afternoon Of The 10th,
Queenstown the 18th Of April arrived this port a.
three O'Clock this Saturday morning Her dates are
three days later than those already received.
Tho Europa has fifty eight passengers for Halifax and
eighty. eight for Boston.
The Europa had q rough passage On tho 18th she
passed the City Of Washington, and the 26th tho
Persia, bound east
II was rumored that negotiations were going on for
the sale Of The steamship Great Eastern 70 the French
government
The Bank OF Prussia reduced its rate Of discount on
Saturday. April TO-
the steamship Ediubura, from New YORK, reached
Liverpool on the evening OF April 15 and would sail
again for New YORK Monday the Ish Instead Of the
10th.
The steamship Olympus from New York, arrived at
Queenstown at I've O'Clock the morning Of tho 18th
and Liverpool on the morning OF tho 10th or April.
Tho steamship America, from Portland, arrived oG
donderry three O'Clock the morning OF tho 18Th
aud at Liverpool on the morning of tho 10th OF April
The steamship China, from New York, passed Crook
haven on the 10th OF April.
The American Question.
MOVEMENTS OF THE PRivATEERs.
antwerp Oespatcn OF tho l3tu OF April says tnat
the rebel steamer Florida recently from Bes put into
Bermuda, where she well received by the English
authorities. She sailed from Bermuda and arrived at
port in Portugal where she was refused coal and Obliged
to leave Immediately. At last accounts she was in
Spanish port
aalrms tha, 10 quito certain that the late vsrov .,
Egypt did give Mr. Laird the order for t construction
o. he notorious Msrsey steam rap..
ck.~ n0~.
customs at Liverpo st retain possession Of the gun
boat Alexandra; but s stated that her owners have
been no,ed that the crown ready deliver hcr up
on .ae usual application being made.
The Mexican Throne.
AAxIMrLrAN's DEPARTURE FOR ROME AND MEXICO
The NEW MEXICAN LOAN.
The Emperor and Empress OF Mexico quilted Miramar
on the afternoon OF the IAN of April amidst enthusiastic
cheers and sautss from the batteries
They were expected at Rome the 10th OF April and
w.uld set out Mexico on the following day.
The family agreement between the Emperor Of Austria
and Maximiau has been communicated TO the Austrian
Recnsrath.
The renunciston of Maxim,an for himself and heirs
Of the right OF the Austrian throne said
70 be dependent on the stability Of
the Mexican government.
rhe introduction OF the Mexican loan had been post.
poned until April Is. II was for 44o 900 pounds ster
ng OF which 24O0 900 to be paid war indemnity
70 the French government.
despatch from Paris Of the 17th Of April says;-
The convention between France and Mexico is pub.
shed The French troops to DO reduced as soon q
possible twenty thousand, including the Foreign
Legionthe remain In Mexico six years after the
| recall OF the other troops. The Frcpch troops will
gradually eyacuaae rs the Mexican army becomes or
ganizcd The French commander Is not to interfere IL
the Mexican administration The expense Of the French
expedition until July OF the present year IL nxed q
/ 21o 900 600 francs After July Mexico viii pay an annua
| indemnify Of l; 900 francs for each French soldier
Mexico s 70 pay Frasce rs 600 900 francs annually.
| The Danish War.
The sseee Of Duppel was steadily progressing. tn
Prussians had connected their trenches with new para
lol and without loss. Cannonadiug going nigh
and day.
special telegram 70 the Lsndon Nmes, dated Augui
tenburg, April IA, says;-Gorman newspapers asser
that ntimasou was given by tho Prussians before th
bombardment OF sonderburg. confirm the teiegrar
| that no insimation whatever wss given. Tne Dupps
position holds out bravey and tho Danes are Determine
| 20 resist TO the last extremity.
Tho Danes had announced ths blockade Of Danzic AM
Piliau from the 10th Of April.
To mouth OF the Eibe.
Tho Federal Diet had, by large majority, jointly n
solved to send representative 70 the Conference,
Baron Won Beush was almost unsnmousy chosen. {.
Count Appoayi, the Austrian Ambassador at London
s Austrics ft representative and Bsren Englsbca be
seccnd. Count wachtmeister, che swsdish Ambassads
al London, viii represent Sweden Russell and ClarcI
don will represent England.
The London Pest says that preliminary meeting
the representatives win take place the s0tn Of Apr
| n the Official residence Of the Premier.
The London Observer says that the conference VI
e,ther put an end TO the DanoGerman war altogether
its Influence will extend far beyoad It's present limit
Tho Observer says that II s generally believed th
Lsrd Clareudon has succeeded in establishing cOnpls
understanding between Great Braain and France,
whscA Russia viii probably adhere.
The Garabaldl Reception.
HONOR TO THE GENERAL BIZ THE KiSrsrkHs oS TN
UNITED STATES AND TURKEY. N
Garbadi continued TO receive the greatest attention
London ana the popular en.husiasm In his favor va
unabascd. His visit 70 the italian Opera was psrfsc
! ovssIou, both Inside and outside the theatre
II was remarked that at the Duchess Of sushsraad'
bsilf~ns assembly, IN honor Of Gsribsldi, tbs dsps
natc body conspicuous only by their absence, u
United States and Turkish Ministers alone being pre-
sent
Garifaldi was 10 dine With Lord PAimsrstcn on th
18th, aa1 win tbs Reform Club on the 2ist Of April
rHu oHNxnAL Ar THE CRYSTAL PALACE--uIs srnBC
\ TO THE ITALIANS.
despatch from London, OF tho 17th Of April, says