The New York herald., 1865-04-13
Z u r O p e.
Arrival Of the New York and MoraVian
with Five Days Later News.
IMPORTANT FROM PORTUGAL.
S'he Rebel Ram Stonewall at
Sea.
She Runs from FerrOl to Lis
bon and Escapes.
The Niagara and Sacramento in Pur-
suit, Detained at Lisbon, and
Fired on by the Portuguese.
OaS AMERlCAN SAMAN KILLED.
Russian Banquet to General
Mcclellan.
TIE CANADIAN DEFENCE QUESTION.
Ffve-Twenties Advanced Three
Per Cent,
&C., &C., &c.
THE NEWS BY THE NEW YORK.

The steamship New York, Captain schwensen, which
LETT southampton on the o0tn of March, arrived at this
port yesterday morning
Fer news s four days later.
The Russian ambassador at Rome gave banquet to
Gen. Mcclellan. Amcng the toasts proposed for
ale maintenance of friendly relations between Russia
and America. !.
Ia Fanee (Paris) publishes article signed by Baron
Oupuys demonstrating that 1t is greatly to Engands
advantage TO retain Canada
The Paris Anteur publishes an account of atrocities
committed by the Mexican cavalry under the command
Of Fez Daz brother of Porrio Diaz General Bazaine
n mitting this to the French government in
formed them that It was not exaggerated.
The Affairs Of Messrs. Spooner 4 Atwoods bank were
discussed in the Birmingham Court of Bankruptcy and
determined wind up the estate by private arrange
Nsnt
The North stafordshire England iron working men
have resolved to all connection between their
union and those Of North and South safordshire The
Northern masters have pledged themselves to reopen
their mills.
Mr. Cyrus ". Field, Of New York, left London for
aez to be present at the opening Of the canal through
The Isthmus
The late rebel Laird ram, now called the Scorpion,
Is Hoyhead for Plymouth and when about thirty
Mills south of the smalls she into collision with
merchant ship, unknown. She struck the scor
pion fore bow, and stove In TO the extent Of feet
The Italian Finance Committee favors loan
The English steam Agnconrt has been successfully
launched.
subs rptions have been opened in Italy in favor of
shs Polish refugees. Garbadi supports tho movement
- letter addressed TO the editors Of the democratic
prsss In 1t he says:-Whoever withholds his hand
from the unfortunate victim approves of the infamous
sxecutioner. people who emgrate to avoid slavery
xat...x
xTms.
General Iangiewcz the Polish patriot leader was re.
seived by tie Federal Council Of Switzerland whom he
thanked for their good Offices at Vienna obtaining his
release.
The Insurgents in Upper Egypt have been defeated.
despatch from Calcutta, India, OF March 2, reports
shirtings duh and declining Exchange London, 2s
igd. Freights improving. At Bombay March 2, ex-
change on London, Is 5Sd. Tho commercial accounts
from Bombay describe the anxiety with which further
news from America awaited, but allege that the
merchants there for the most part less interested in
sreculatons than has commonly been supposed,
.he preln nary pnnc that happened last autumn having
rendered them cai ghe classes apprehensive
Of the results Of tho check the profits Of the
past few years those who engaged in the share
mania. Frclghts M hanged.
Tho Taepngs shll hold Changchow China. The Chief
has issued address to the people ordering submission
and Offering prot cton. lie proposes 20 negotiate with
the treaty Powers.
AT Canton, China February 15, gray shirtings and
water twist bighr Tea unchanged; exports 10 date,
loe, ,l25 900 lbs Exchange on London, As. 7isd.
Tho Nohammedan rebellion s progressing rapidly.
AT shanghae, February tea dun SIX, nothing doing
Exports, 33,02j bales. tgeights dalL Exchange on
London, 6s. sd.
There Is nothing important from japan.
Tho staarnshp rauada arrived oYt an tho 9th
The steamship City Of Baltimore, from New York. ar
sfved out the 10Th ut
The steamship Belgian, from Portland, arrived the
10Th