The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-26

HALIFAX, Jan. 20, 1904
The steamship Canada, from Liverpool on Saturday,
the 9th inst, al hafpast nine A. NJ via Queenstown
on the afternoon OF the 10TH arrived here at FIVE N.
to-day She has four passengers FOR Halifax and thirty
one for Boston.
The Canada makes the following report
Experienced heavy gales for six days and head winds
during the entire passage On the 10Th instant exchanged
signals with the steamship Hec and on the 18th instant
with the steamship Asia, both bound to Liverpool.
The news BY the Canada Is three days later.
The United States steamer Wyoming was at Singapore
on november 80.
The Princess Of Wales had been delivered OF prince
The Hokteiu affair continues threatening.
despatch from London Of January 10 says
The ten charged with piracy and murder on board
the snip Fiowey Land wore brought up and remanded
for trial.
A despatch from Paris OF January Says
me Sour Italian consprators arrested came from Italy
and not from London.
The Rentes closed q 66 9oc id Paris on the 9th inst
The steamship nova sco,an, from Portland, arrived
at Londonderry on the 7th inst.
The steamship Hibernia from Boston, arrived at Gal
way on the sth inst.
The steamship Australasian, from New YORK, arrived
Of Queenstown on the 9Th and reached Liverpool at two
p. N. on the 9th inst.
The steamship City OF Cork, from New York, reached
Liverpcbl on the evening Of the .th inst.
The steamship City OF Washington, from New York.
arrived at Liverpool the morning OF the 9Th inst.
Loss OF the American ship George H.
Warren, Of Boston.
The new ship George H. Warren Of Boston, was lost on
her first voyage to liverpool She ashore on earn
sore Point, Ireland, and was full Of water.
The schleswI -HoAstein Question.
It stated that the federal forces aud upon the bor
ders Of Holsten number 90 o0o and would soon reach
100 900.
The committee in the Federal Diet has made report
decidedly adverse to the treaty Of London.
II was stated that England about to make naval
demonstration In German waters.
The latest dispatches report that matters continued 10
wear threatening appearance.
The King Of Denmark visited the Notifications Of Fred
erckstadt the 9th inst passed through Feusburg
on the 7th for sunderburg.
Copenhagen.
IT asserted that England had addressed a fourth
note,to the Federal Diet, urging . conference.
is denied that Prussia has Withdrawn from the pro
position for the Joint occupation Of scbeswg by the Aus
trisn and Prussian troops.
The Danish troops stl occupied the northern part OF
Rendsbur0 on the 7sh inst
TWAS stated that the Prince Of Augustenbers intended
10 declare Kie . free port.
The London Times says
With view Of assisting English diplomacy and for the
protection OF British interests II Is not unlikely that the
Channel feet, just ordered home, may show
itself In German waters. Il 10 owing TO British
counses that the Danes ha important posi-
tons aud sacrificed the part Of the country which
Is the subject OF dispute but there great difference
between sympathy and interference, England bound
weigh well the consequences Of any which would en-
tangle her To the prudence Of the government
therefore, the conduct OF affairs must be committed and
Parliament wiz doubtless sanction any step Lord Pal.
the nation.
The Times regards the commencement Of the campaign
In schleswis as almost certain within brief space.
MT. Bright, M. p, apd she Apgio-Rebei
From the Birmingham Post, Jan
Those Of readers who remember tho bankruptcy OF
MT j. Ruberv will doubt remember also that Mr. j.
Rubery had brother, younger than himself who, being