The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-07-07

time before the English public Miss Bateman has had
great success She will spend the summer at the
sea shore and on the continent and ssr ing short
States in the winter 10 play there Mr. Bateman goes
to New York in a couple Of weeks 10 make arrange
MI. Owens has made . good impression, and II is
Thought that he will make hit here.
not enjoying the bese Of health viii 70 70 New York
October ! believe he win appear at Winter Garden
Brougham is in good health add a. young and gay as
Mr. Alfred wigam, one Of the leading comedians Of
ENGLAND: will also go to America in the fall, TO try his
luck with our people he IS clever fellow, and think
Dan Bryant, who dropped cork and took up short
Clothes and shielah made most decided hit in Dub
I'm IN his Irish characters They compare him to Powers
and say he stands next to him d delinestor Of Irish
Character That is pretty good praise as the people In
the Irish character. Bryant goes home in July
Miss Adah Isaacs Menken. YOU will have heard, is
tune.
sothern is stin playing Brother Sam a, the Theatre
Royal, Haymarket, and drawing heavily. He has mado
money We think hero that his servants foomen and
lacqueys are dressed about right and nobby
any In Hyde Park In fact they pe the correct
thing as II is permitted human beings to approach
haincs the American skater srerorming at the Royal
eoncer. saloons in the world u rs patronized by the
nobility who admire the ballet Haines skates with his
three or four gold medals gvspby the royal family Of
than the First Napoleon in Russia He carried every
town by Storm and brought snug little fifteen Thousand
letter that Americans doing tolerably well in Eng
land IN spite Of the neutrality laws They are all living
and living WELL
Our Southampton Correspondence.
SOUTHAMPTON ENG, June 49, 1865.
The american SqIadron in Englsh Waters- Their Re.
oeption-An American Escort Wasted for Me Grsa.
East~w-Adniral Goldsborouoh's Fled Expected, de-
The United States squadron in European waters is at
present not very large commanding. II consists of
three vesselsthe frigate Niagara Commodore Craven
the corvette Sacramento, Commander Walker, and the
corvette Kearsarge Commander Harre which recently
arrived at Lisbon from the United States The latter
vessel is taking cruise towards Gibraltar looking
into various ports but will appear at Chcrbourg
to show the old flag again The Niagara and Sacramento
have been lying in this port for four days but sailed
yesterday for Queenstown, Ireland where they will
main but little while and then they proceed TO Cher
bourg, where they will lie for week or two waiting
CYyiers ~ --e'
The Niagara, Commodore Craven, who has been COM
manding the little squadron since his arrival aided by
the Sacramento, has performed some excellent and
highly important work To the and protection Of
those ships tho mercantile and national interests of
country were entrusted The vast European waters
were Q be patrolled by these ships, rebel cruisers
Watched and the entire interests Of the nation cared for
tain John Brilton very genial active and efficient
Consul this port visited the Niagara In his Official
capacity and honored by Commodore Craven with tho
customary salute which woke up the sleepy people hero
to consciousness that the stars and Stripes had
thing besides words to sustain and protect them After
inspecting the ship which was az trim and neat any
other Of our crack frigacs Commodore Craven accom-
panied Captain Brtton ashore and had the pleasure OF
dining with them at the Consuls in company with Com
mander Walker, Of the Sacramento.
Ashc ships laid well down the hsrbor, and were about
TO get Nhcef Weigh Tor Queenstown did not have an
opportunity Of visiting them btI understand tha they
both in excellent condition The. Of the sscra;
are naturally dcsrous OF returning 70 the United States
10 be discharged Nothing is known as yet OF the future
movements Of the vessels is possible that they will
accompany the Great Eastern in laying the Atlantic tec
graph cable; but orors have been received intmat-
ing that they may be despatched upon that duty In
deed brought down. for Commodore Craven's infor-
nation despatch from Captain Fox, Assistant secre-
tary Of the Navy TO Mr. Cyrus W. Field at the lat'ers
request In which Mr. Fox stated that az the state De-
twenty four hour rule had been rcscndcd, the
could not send the national vessels 70 the
Of ireland 70 take part in the great undertaking.
Mr. Adams informed on the 9th by Lord Russell that
sSon h e bu, hss not then been ocay
promulgated II Ia possible thon that our government
nay act upon the order and despatch the Niagara and
Sacramento TO Ireland 10 accompany tho Great Eastern
which will sell between the Tth and 10th Of July from on
valenta bay. ] hopt that government will feel
Niagara and sacrameno With the Great Eastern because
they begin TO look the csre affair here purely Eng
fish, which II certainly ssot Az tho entire scheme 10
American and we were SO we'll represented In the first
effort, hope shall not nlinquish share in the
honos OF the final one by not the flag present as
the great problem being solved Both the ships
ready tor the work. We hope Admiral oldsborough
whom look for In his natship the gate COLI
rado will be able TO settle the queaion.
As vet we have heard nothing definite OF the Eyfo
| pean squadron We do not know where II will tatch
hrs but 1t s thought that viii come into this tor
and after brief stay proceed irst 10 CopenhageJ and
then 10 Cronstadt Russia, where glorious ecep
ton awaits H. but OF that morehereafter
At Queenstown. which is the station for tn Irish
Channel Fleet with one OF the Lrds Of the ASniray
living his flag there little eetwi doubieS be
oeived in a most hospitable way The Adural Ia
genial agreeable man anxious 70 oal the hton, and
ready 10 receive our ships In bccoring style
Earl Russell on the Pircy Poclama.
| tfon.
Two gets Of papers have been prrnted both houses
Of Parliament from the Foreign ON BY rQal command
The relates 10 the cessation OF No wat and contains
the correspondence the cour 10 be opted regard.
ing Confederate cruisers the 9th rclas 10 the proca
nation issued by President Johns on me I'D OF May
opening the Southern ports witlne exception OF those
or Tcxas TO foreign trfne, Of via sir r. Bruce
copy to Earl Russell on the 2oor Aay. Earl Russell
| remarks the proclamation asfioM;--
| RUssELL y BRUCE -.
| FoREIcvUcR, Juno 10 IsHs :.
srR-The clause IN the Prcspts proclamation of m.
22d of May, which threatens An Offenders pirate.
and which you Justly descnp your despatch OF IN.
2e,h ut as anintsllisoIe srepccs nave arisen from
The one would be the on OF attempting IN tr,s. A..
carry manufactures or prons, Tor instance info go,
ports Charleston, Mobf "Imington-ports IN ~. |
possession Of The rnlted'c,ss This would be am on
fence Of violating laws sua,ions OF the nature of
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