The New York herald., 1865-03-27

United States and the probable and bearing Of the
diplomacy Of the two Cabinets after the conclusion Of
with the rebels fully discussed by Mr. Dsraei,
Mr. Bright Lord Palmerston and others
1t was acknowledged that Canada could not defend
herself and could be defended successfully by Great
Britain tho United States invaded the territory This
event 1t was thought would occur as Mr. Lin
coin and his party for peace and II there was war
party, Mr. Bright said, the Irish party In Ame
rica-men who had been told by Lord Palmerson that
the rights Of tenants the wrongs OF landlords
Mr. Disrae thought that Canada should be jealously
watched although he did impugn the conduct Of the
United States which he thought had been
by great amity and discretion He did not think the
Union would be restored 1t Was Lord Palmerst0n
said that England will not seek grounds OF complaint
against the United States; for there can be no well
grounded apprehensions that the peace which prevails
between the nations can be interrupted. The res-
ons between the two governments At the present time
are perfectly satisfactory. Great Britain has com
plant mako Of the government Of the United States,
for has acted In fair manner towards her. The &C
cordance Of belgerent rights TO the South matter
I" necessity choice" Canada would be supported
The Of United States loan slightly
Q0pTeCl&toQ OF DOnub On OOuti-
nent
The rebel cotton loan advanced ono cent In London
The funeral Of the Duke do Mony conducted with
great splendor and sclat at the cost OF the French
treasury, by decree OF the French Emperor
Consos closed In London on the 14th OF March at
ss ssh for delivery, and sSK ssX for 9th Of April
The Liverpool cotton market was Armer, a advance
ranging from half penny TO ono penny per pound
experienced from the previous Friday Breadsufs
quiet with steady and more firm market Provisions
easier.
The steamship st. David, from Londonderry March II,
reached Portland, Me-, yesterday Her has been
anticipated by the report Of the Austraasian-
MSCELLANEOUS NEWS
Major Dodge Assstan. Provost Marshal General Of the
Southern division Of this State has addressed
ncaton to Mr. Blunt Chairman Of the Supervisory Vol
unteerng Committee, asking the latter TO inform him
positively to what prospect there Of sufficient funds
being kept hand to pay bountes to two hundred
daily in this city. If money enough to insure enlist
mens at this cannot be furnished Major Dodge says
II is useless to longer defer the draft for though the
government does desire to enforce it, men for the
army must be had Immediately.
The American Telegraph Company after superhuman
Efforts have got their lines leading Washington good
order again The terrible freshets in the Susquehanna
BIeAty lutoHeIeu WIN the river CADes NOW all are
right and capable Of doing all that required Of them
In recent gale at the mouth Of the Rio Grande
vessels driven ashore The burning Of the steam
lighter Mexico and tho drowning Of every person
board outside the bar the mouth Of that river also
announced, but the date Is not given.
Robert Kennedy, the rebel spy and incendiary,
cuted at Fort Lafayette Saturday. in his confession
alluded to in yesterdays HERALD and published in
columns this morning acknowledges having set fire to
Barnums Museum, Lovejoy's Hotel, Tammany Hotel and
the New England House, the night Of the 25th last
November. From his statement 1t appears that his
accomplices did not perform the share Of the incen
diary work allotted to them; for no says each Of them
only fred the house In which he stopping and then
ran or "Had they all done as did" he states, 1--WE
would have had thirtytwo fres and played huge joke
on the Fire Department" His confession docs not give
the names Of his o-operatpra
Early on Sunday morning fire was discovered in .
room occupied by sailor named Patrick Carr on tho
third floor Of No. 13 Monroe street. On bursting open
the door Carrs dead body, considerably burned was
found lying the oor and the fire had made considera
BILE headway in the is supposed that the cloth
ing Of the bed accidentally ignited from cigar
which the unfortunate had been smoking that
he sufocated by tho smoke while asleep The IRE
was extinguished after doing trining damage.
The subscriptions to the and three-tenths per
cent government loan Saturday amounted TO over
nearly seventeen millions OF dollars