The New York herald., 1865-03-02

The steamship HibaFnian from Portland, arrived at
Londonderry At halfpast six O'Clock the morning Of
the 10th Of February.
The American Question.
EfYBcr OF TEE PEACE NEGOTIATION REP0Rrs.
circles the 18th February under the influence Of the
news Of the peace negotiations brought by the Canada
poss q .Sou "a %scn rhs
Stock Exchange materially affected Consols declined
about half per ocn owing to fears that sudden peace IN
America would cause serious arrangement In financial
affairs by fall in cotton, and also account Of political
The prospects Of peace were eagerly de-
baed and the likelihood Of peace obtained greater Gre
On the 10th feoruary, however, the announcement
Hibernan, was pubshsd in the morning papers and OF
caused reaction The fall In cotton almost
n not entirely recovered and consos also improved
The London Nncs Of the 10th February Is hopeful
that good viii still result from the peace conference The
desire Of both sections for has been manifested In
an unmstakabls manner and the two governments WI
have convince their several supporters that peace is
not obtainablc and why before they can restore the
state Of feeling which exseA before the meeting
It may be that those New York journals are right which
s, ano "s %
would be rash to come 70 that conclusion on their Inn
perfect information. But even in that case We shall
look forward early renewal of overtures The end
has not come but trust and believe II is in sight
Tho london 7sms remarks that the failure Of negotia
snS \ y Nrouss Il A. sad Sy the INABILITY ~ sithcr one
The other e procpg The contest Tho south can
surrender The N.ect ~ i've el.-gs = .as
pendence. II !. icgeEoes that, u foregoes all
eys Y wos XXX sss uOes a Ss y hs ssu,asn sss wiz
rsaseyye certain Identity distinguished fom those o.
of the league might no. Be made suiciensy oOaus 70
insars co.@::y q ac:n on the part q the republics
ment have Of late manifested the DESIRE IL their hands
any against vS.s Powers their ssssis would b
The London Hws,d thinks something has been gained
In the mere fact Of Lncons consentng 70 treat with the
II the attempt as reconciliation, which has miscar
sd b made once more and with better success before
The O an eccentric Journal published in London last
season recommended publication on the 10TH Its arti
eles attract attention from s alleged special sources Of
information has the following relative TO Blairs mis-
son 70 Richmond We are enabled from special sources
Of Information % give specifically the terms which LIN
coin forwarded through Blair to Davis ~ basis Of psc
Tst-Ths abolition Of slavery 70 be left 10 the Stale
Legislatures - 70 time and circumstances bat slavery 70
SsresdThs Confederate States 70 return to tho Union
with the same rights and privileges &c, a. when they
TAird-ne Confederate army not 70 be disbanded, but
incorporated with the federal army for foreign war
Fourh-In the restored Union the past 70 be forgotten
The second Of these proportions being at rejected
by Davis became unnecessary 70 consider the otherA
attention Of our readers nrs the fact that know
undoubted authority that had Blair not been invested
With ral poTsrs from Lincoln -, ns % would no. nays been
question separate STATE action thirdly, the
foreign aggression.
TIE LATEST NEWS.
LoSDox, Feb II, 1896
The American peace negotiations continue 70 b The
dominant theme Many believe that the negotiations
absolutely broken or while others accept the
statement that they have failed and that the war must
COON
The Prfvatsers.
The rebel steamer stonewall, alias 0linde was at
carrying four guns less than two FOUNDERS
and Is ironplated four inches thick number Of tho
Alabama's men are among her crew.
Great Britain.
Parliamentary proceedings on the 18th ut were unim-
The long anticipated death Of Cardinal wiseman took
place on the 18th Of February.
The socaled spiritual manifestations Of the Davenport
Brothers were brought to abrupt conclusion at 81
Georges Hall, Liverpool The audience appointed two
gentlemen 70 do the ropeying They proved too much
fusion and excitement arose. Tho Davenports sscapod
but their paraphernalia smashed atoms and the
hall had 70 be closed by the police.
The Papal Nuncio had had audience with the EN-.
sa a. the publicity given y, e p
and Pocter 10 assured the Emperor that he fully
sensible Of the duties imposed him by the diplomatic
failing in respect 70 the rules international law Tho
Emperor graciously received his explanations
The French Chambers opened the 18th OF Feb
ruary by a speech from the Emperor The speech was
mainly occupied by domestic affairs and quite sieni
on Ne Amsrseo~ gues'o refers 70 the settlement Of
the Danish question and French neutrality therein and
eIpatates the italian and the benefits
he derived b. Italy - well :. the Holy SEQ The conven
on permits France 70 withdraw her troops from Rome,
as q work Of peace and Cancellation.
As regards Mexico the speech briefly says the now
throne 10 becoming consolidated The country is be-
ing pacined and hs immense resources being devel
oped the happy effects Of the vaor Of soldiers the
good sense Of the Mexican population and the intelligence
and energy OF the sovereign The Emparor reocee at
the French triumphs In japan Africa, &c, and then
proceeds 10 enarse upon measures Of domestic egsa
on procaiming ardent desire calivsie the arts Of
peace, 10 cultivate friendship With different Powers,
and 10 only allow the voice OF France 70 be heard for
right and Justice
Bourse nrmer; rcptcs e7f. SOC.
South America.
RIO JASEIRo, Jan. Is, 1se5
Coffee eeoo esoo sos good nrsts Stock 30 oOo bags
Frshange 25k 20k.
BAHIA, Jan 20, 1865.
| Sugar 30Co
Commercial Intelligence.
| ~ THK LONDON MONEY MARKET.
! LONDON Feb 10, 1895.
Conscls closed at ssk So The news from Amcric
monoposcd attention, the advices that peace confc