The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-07
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Arrival Of the City Of Baltimore Win
Three Days Later News.
What the English Think Of the Ameri-
can Rebellion.
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The Fears i'm England i'm Re-
gard to Canada.
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New Austrian Minister to
Washington.
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THE CROWN LANDS OF SPAIN TO Be SOLD.
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THE REBEL RON-CLAD STONEWALL,
&c., &C., DC.


nsuse which left Liverpool 1t three O'Clock the after
noon OF the 2d and Queenstown on the asa Of February
arrived here last night
The Cuba arrived At Liverpool about i've O'Clock on the
afternoon Of the 10TH but the passengers &c, could not
be landed until the following morning. on account OF the
storm which prevailed on the Mersey
The Virginia arrived at Queenstown the evening OF
the 21st February, and the Peruvian of Londonderry
ON the forenoon Of the 22.
The advices by the Cuba confirming the report that
the peace negotiations had failed and stating that i'm
portant military movements had recommended caused
slight decline in United States securities and also In the
rebel cotton loan while in Liverpool they impaired moro
strength the cotton Market although the improvement
in prices was but slight and partial
The Phare dc Ia Loire denies the statement that the
French had sent any war vessels pursuit OF
the rebel steam ram stonewal and says:-.The Cabinet
Of the Tuleres does not consider that possesses the
right to pursue the Of the slave States though
by completing and fitting out In French waters she
mted an audacious violation Of neutrality. We
hope the result Of the investigation made into the sub
ect will be null II is impossible, indeed, for the
affair to remain where it is"
The London Star says-" The Confederate turret ship
Stonewall Of which mention has recently been made s
Al Ferro She left the island Of Houat Nantes
on the 26th OF january, but damaged during gale
In the Bay Of Biscay She has three heavy gums and
seventy four men, but not considered seaworthy The
United States ships Niagara andl Sacramento are
already In Ferrol cruising or the port ready TO pay
their respects to this opponent should she reappear
beyond neutral waters''
The London Times, In its city article, aludes TO the
probability OF blockade running being checked by the
introduction Of the magnesium light into the Ameri-
navy.
he Ann in Wa IN col hratQ Wash np-
toms birthday the day the City Of Baltimore left
Liverpool by dinner at which the United States Con-
su Mr.. Morse would preside and Mr.. Adams would be
the principal guest.
The O says is probable that her Majesty's govern
mcnt will not take any to place naval force
the Canadian lakes, the government at Washington
had explained action in this matter has been entirely
of temporary character.
Count widjdenbruck, the newly appointed Austrian
Minister the United Sates and formerly belonging TO
the Austrian Embassy at the Court Of St. James, had
passed through London with hts family and SUITE his
way to Liverpool where he intends 70 embark for his
new destination.
Lord Conbernere-a gallan. soldier who hsd done his
country good service on many hard fought fields
dead There seems to be doubt a. to tho yoar in
which tho deceased Field Marshal was born; but an
Official record tells that he entered the army exactly
years ago. The peerage descends 70 his SON.
Colonel Cotton
The Davenport Brothers presented themselves before
Hud aersaeld audience the 2lst u but happened
that the two gentlemen appointed 70 act rs ''com
mtteen had been initiated into the mysteries Of the
'tomfool' knot which stopped the performances at
Liverpool and the brothers Directing to be tied up in
such manner, the ssance was abruptly closed
Mr.. W. Lindsay NJ p, is again exceedingly III, and
there be very little doubt that he will not be able
contest the borough Of Sunderland at the general
election.
The Spanish Cabinet In consequence Of the natural
and obstinate opposition Of the Cortes and people, has
been compelled to abandon its proposal to levy forced
loan in order to supply in measure the wants Of its
distressed treasury Queen Isabella has consequently
consented permit the Crown lands to be sold for the
benefit Of the nation they expected to produce
about &c, 100000