The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-18
Queen VictOria's Speech on the Dis
solution OF Parliament.
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pOndence.
THE FOURTH ABROAD.
Lord Brougham on American
Affairs.
MAXIMHLIAN'S REINFORCEMENTS,
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&C., &c., &c.
The steamship Pennsylvania, Captain Grogan, which
left Liverpool the 4th and Queenstown on the oth
snst arrived at this port last evening
The Inman steamship City OF Washington, Captain
Brooke which left Liverpool at four O'Clock the after
noon o: the 9th and Queenstown the 9th Of July,
rived this port yesterday
The steamship North American, which left Liverpool
ut half past two NJ the 9th and Londonderry on
the 7h passed Father Point last evening for Quebec.
The British Parliament prorogued on the 9Th and
Abe dissolution follows Immediately after. The new
elections would probably take place the 1lth and 10TH
The political news is unimportant.
Lord Cranworth is the new Lord Chancellor.
The Beatrice formerly the rebel cruiser
Tallahassee left Calais the I'd Of July for Liverpool
The emigration for Liverpool for the quarter
ending june 80 show total of Al ,547-which is de-
of 900 from the number Of departures in
the same quarter Of last year.
The trial of Dr. Prtchard, Scotch surgeon on the
charge Of having poisoned his wife, was progressing at
Glasgow; and from the notorety the has attained
great interest evinced in the proceedings
The Turrct Ship Commission had reported against the
construction OF Captain Cowper Coles design,
which they objected 70 chiefly account of its being for
Ship and IL is stated that they prefer two
trrcts combined with fixed battery so 1t will doubt
lcss be decided bnild the Hercules Mr. Reeds plan
which has turret at each end Of the ship.
A startling balloon accident had happened in Ireland
Mr. Coswells balloon after having assembled from Bel
fast with ten people in the car effected q perilous
descent owing TO the valve at the top not acting pro-
psry Eight of the succeeded in getting out
tsome Of them severely nured when the balloon again
assembled with gentlemen still in the and nothing
had since been heard of it,
The steamship City of London, from New York,
reached Liverpool on the evening Of the 5th.
The steamship Glasgow, from New York, arrived the
same night
The steamship Scotia from New York, arrived at
Queenstown the 9Th.
Dsssolutton Of the British Parliament.
The British Parliament was prorogued on the 9th inst
and dissolution Immediately followed.
The Queens speech delivered by commission. IL
rioces the termination Of the civil in America
and trusts that the evil caused by the long conflict may
be repaired and prosperity restored In the States which
suffered from the contest Queen Victoria regrets
tha the confederation scheme In British America was not
carried out believing that il would give the provinces ad
ditioual strength and lead to many improvements She
expresses qualification at the assurances Of devoted
loyalty from the provinces
Broughsm on America.
In the House Of Lords July 3 Lord BRouGHAa said he
rose, not TO complain OF misreport, but 10 correct
MISREPRESENTATION which some Of his friends from the
United had informed him would have very
fortunate In nng the influence such was
f that remonsrance and entrcaty which he had
addressed to the United States, imporing them 20
their great victory with moderation and mercy. The
that he had taken part with the
South, and with the savemongers of the South He
take part with the savemongers of the SOUTH He
who some thirty years had declined the gilt OF
great plantation In Barbados and OF estate In the
county OF Durham, because he would not aban-
don the cause Of emancipation and his fellow
laborers in that and in the cause Of
abolition Al that time OF day TO accuse him
nord Brougham) Of taking part with Southern slave
songers utterly absurd Whilst he accorded every
praise TO the North-as all men did-for their noble
Judgment in aboshng the slave trade, and for granting
the right Of search he Of those
Who believed many good men on both sides Of the
Atlantic did believe, that that feeling for the emancpa
ton Of slavery for the sake of the slaves
He had always maintained that II devised
against SOUTH and for the sake OF restoring the
slaves their civil rights His remarks this subject,
addressed the Social Science Congress- York last
autumn had been cited without at the time quoting
what he had sad in the Of the speech,
w. that the South partly lighting In defence OF their
Setestable institution He could not help feeling that
every who kept himself aioof from either party in
struggle OF this kind and treated facts they
exposed 10 misrepresentation on both sidcs
The Fourth Abroad.
GREAT MEETING IN LONDON.
The eighty ninth anniversary of the Declaration of
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