The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-23
LORD YELMERSTONS INJECTION ADDRESS.

LORD RELMERSTONS INJECTION ADDRESS.
S0L0N SHINGLE AND BIS CRITICS,
10, &C., DC.
Our Kingst0wn COrrespOndence.
KNGsrowN, Ireland, July q, 1855
zsss~ieSs Crude Of the United Stotes Corvee Sacra
sssAto Her Okea tie Capture Of the erReeeI Ffrats
Observation-Disclosures War Ships in English Waters
The corvette Sacramento, Captain Henry Wake, left
shismorning In the most unexpected and hurried man.
for unknown parts 80 hurried was her departure
ahAt she left about forty ashore who had been
granted twenty four hours liberty to enable them
Joy airing and the boys walk through the
streets Of Dublin. and brief sojourn among the gale
ries Of the great Exposition On their return to the
quay this morning. rejon the ship they experienced
sRther sensaton-that Of feeling alone and adrft
IN strange land However, they all managed to get up
Dublin, where, doubtless, they will gain ntel
gence the whereabouts Of the ship and advice as TO
where they may rejon her.
Il will do NO harm for reveal the OF her
sudden departure before this reach you the
AMIR will be at end
hammock, which the French detained on her arrival in
enc Of their ports months since. She an Eng
hsh Of war; that fell into the hands Of the rebel
agents through some innocent and mysterious way,
only known TO neutral nations, and permitted
- sail from an English port under
rebel captain for port Of the antpodes She turned
Up in France with, II I mistake not, some guns and
nan-of-war's crew on board Her character became
well known there that the Emperor the strong repre-
sentaons Of Mr. Dayton, late Minister ordered her
detention, and she allowed TO sail from port
with the rebel dag flying, which she had hosted after
leaving England with her belgerent character the
the RappahanzOck laid mp. sin ordinary until
very recently. Then she was sold TO IN English com
On one question or international law there seems 10
be no room for debate and that s that vessel Of
rsk and obtain protection from his govern
ment the other bellgcrcnt Power makes her prize
30 the Of the Georgia settled and will be
case Of the R.ppahsnnOc. II Captain Wake is sue
.Ssre she sy 70. day.: taking in coal On THURSDAY
Informed Of the fact the night by telegraph
and on Friday morning the Sacramento was in the Irish
cept the Rsppahannoek, or, as she is called the
Beatrice The OK pirate " compelled Of course TO
ss point On her w va. 'i ssoo Captain Wake
20 the United States In charge Of . prize crew.
How far the acknowledged suppression Of the rebel
20 wiser heads only know that II she has not
passed before the Sacramento reaches the English
she viii pay visit 70 the United States She will be
ooaIed from the Sacramento and not sent into any
Engleh port for that purpose. When the work II
graph may inform you as to the result Of the affair
The mail closes here TOO soon for the purpose
HEAD Of s Ss s ssnp
hammock has been safely locked LIVERPOOL
During her yi'i 4. 70 ,, this p1s the Sacramento
- nftesn hundred visitors have been on board in
one day. A great anxiety is manifested on the
sos. in The United States service some poor bows
have come for many miles, with their bundles under
hurt and disappointed because they will not be taken
ships crew Of landsmen and sailors could have been
The Niagara has gone 70 Flushing; The Kear-arre is
down tho French coast and the Colorado Admiral Colds
Ss,ousn ssa'h ssRsc.sd out in few day. to put
Oar Paris cOsrespondsnce.
PARrs July I, 1895
ne N~v1 ef Jsly Csosuticn IN Phris-TA Addisicsal
Troops for Aa1i~ais~- zAs k<sins" Lottery WHO Dye~
As Prtss'---Ssqssi 10 Aas~awos &c
rns celebration ofshs Fourth oryuy BY sSs Americans
N PARIS conducted in truly royal style In point Of
completeness and extent such AFFAIR has taken
place among the Americans In Europe ! wrote In my
ia Letter that the United States Minister had Insisted
spon bearing all the expenses Of this Jss
The celebration, which IN the form OF yfe cham.
O.,
be"e, oh Psoo IN there CsSaAn, beautiful enclosure
in the Bofs do Bouogne The entrance was decorated
with American and French flags intertwined and from
high 1agsaG In the centre Of green lawn noated in
its solitary beauty the emblem of our country A
large tent for DANCING and a,n,ev had h..r
-.
o'eo'eu, oAna VI mus'c engaged, Tue care
shrown opea free 70 the guests every arrangement mt
made for rofortable and indecd io,Iv tns Ahou, two
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~o"oA "e u'e'e "cs'n W "sscmo'e, ana among Tue m
rivals NE Minister for Foreign Affairs and Nine
Drouvn dIkuvs Tho Minister s,r Tho Co,on,.. and Ma
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NV, anu ~ ""'tu'so wv Snasee'ouP h"uoa', tue MAR
quise de Lanettc Minister Of the Interiors Lord Cowley
and the Bakp de Budbcrp the English and Am,
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