The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-22
BOrussia, Washington, City Of Washing.
Ton and City Of London at New York.
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Closing Scenes Of the Rebellion as
Reported in England.
RECOGNITION TO Be HOPED FOR.
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|e French Minister in Mexico Ap-
pointed to Washington.
poleon Resolved to Maintain Macmillan, but
the Pope About to Give Him Up.
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npressariO UlImann and a Royal
"Dead-head,o
&C., Sc, sc.


he steamship Borussia Captain sohwensen, which
Southampton the 9Th Instant arrived at this port
sterday evening.
he French Transatlantic Steamship Company .
amer Washington, Captain Duschene from Havre
rich s. arrived at this port yesterday.
he steamship City Of Washington, Captain Brooks
Queenstown on the I'd, and again the sth instant
wed at this port early yesterday morning After her
,artufe on the I'd inst. the City Of Washington dam
ID her blge pumps and forced to return to Cork
ching there on the 9th instant
The steamship City of London, Captain petrie from
rerpool March 8, and Queenstown 9th at six p NJ,
sched this port early yesterday morning.
The by the City of London is four days later
In the absence of later from America, which was
xously expected the result of the fall of Charleston
ntinued to be eagerly canvasscd.
M de Montholon has been appointed French Minister
Washington, and NJ Dano Minister at Mexico
The treaty Of commerce and navigation concluded be-
zen France and the Hanse Towns will come into opera
9n on the LIST Of July.
The King Of Sweden to have invited the Prince
Wales and Prince Napoleon visit the great encamp
ent Of the Swedish and Norwegian troops which is to
formed at the latter end Of the It is added
at the invitations have been accepted.
The proceedings in the House of Lords on the 9th Of
[arch were unmportant
English house OF commons, the 9th or March,
ord G. Paget introduced the naval estimates He said
had in addition to make proposition for the con-
ruction of docks and basins in the United Kingdom and
40 colonies. The total estimates for 1866 were
1914 The gross total Of year was slc 7os $751;
that there was decrease OF f3l6, 427 The number
men asked for this year 720 decrease OF 200
u Pembroke they proposed TO build an armor plated
sw decked corvette Of about 900 They also pro-
osed to build for swift ships armor plated, but
rustng wholly to their armament and swiftness He
,ud mt better describe them than az of the Alabama class
Aess ,oere for the protection Of It pro-
oscd 10 ask for f120 ooo part OF gao o0 for ships
. built by contract This chiefly for going ships
III Capt Cowper Coles construction, and ship
FOR harbor defences
The English Board of Trade tables for January have
|peen issued The value Of the exports during that
month f10 4s0 $780, against f1o $50 In January
86A and f8 65 in tho corresponding month Of 1883
rhe imports Of bullion and specie during the month
|e1, l15, 026, against an export OF 81, 225, 287
The Paris Bourse steady. Renes on the 7th were
1t 81 So.
The great lock out" in the iron making districts Of
|" lock OUT persevered in all the country in
accordance with the compact wbca the iron masters had
Sntercd into with each other, seventy Thousand
would be thrown out Of employment and they and he
families deprived Of tho means OF subsistence.
The total quantity or Atlantic telegraph cable made to
he close of the week ending Saturday March
thousand four hundred and forty three nautical miles
and Of this hundred and eighty nautical miles have
been shipped board the huks Amethyst aud Iris for
conveyance to the Great Eastern
The Mormons had been holding series Of meetings in
London at which numerous " saints aud elders from
Utah-inciuding Brigham Young, Jr.--were present
proposition on foot for celebrating the compile
Won OF fifty years peace between England and France