The New York herald., 1865-04-25

" The steamship Bremen, Captain Meyer from Bremen
Ia by way of Southampton, arrived at this port las
III night She left Southampton the 18th Of April
q The Inman steamship City OF. Washington Csrtair
"a Brooks which left Liverpool tie l2tl apt
q Queenstown the 18th Of April arrived % hs sJr
f3 last night.
4 The City of Washington landea est ..a,.d and 1--WE
81 passengers and the Bremen six 5lreJ saa icsly.
81 Thenews Is tegf tay days 3 llaier.
u u The London Times of the 12 as. reaking OF Mr.
y Lincons presence the headq General Grant,
n says
IA Whether the chief of the State thought the end
s. that like Louis XIV at the concus ON of the siege
whether he anticipates that negotiations may
III be. resumed with the Confederate government, we
a cannot say Out the head OF the rePuoic was Ger
= tainy present with the Army Of The Potomac and pre-
= sided NJ the council Of war The events OF the last lew
weeks will have demonstrated the truth Of our remark,
that tho recent change Ia the aspect OF the war has beeni
dee IN great measure TO one unfortunate error the
part of the Confederate goyernment Whoever decided!
removing General Johns 1n from the command of the
Southwestern army of the COniederates gave Sherman
the game II not bccau sherman was Irresistible
that he did much but because he not resisted
The London Times has article the subject of Mr.
Stewards passport order, in which says
grand object Of the government at Washington
we're to isolate themselves as far possible from
camille or other intercourse with all those Of the human
race who may the country with any other object
than that of enistng in the army.
A Paris letter OF April 10 says
No dispatches have been received as yet about the
great Slez canal opening ceremony II was doubtful II
the accredited agents of European could
have reached the spot In tmethe weather. you see,
has been que,r-and without them they could no
begin than could congregation without It's parson
The English Collectors OF Customs ordered to be
vigilant in examining vessels from Russian ports in
which there Is any of cholera smallpox, typhus or
typhoid fever, in which any disease whatever is ex
cnsiycly prevalent and forthwith report the
observing greatest discretion In the mode
conveying the information, in order that avodable
alarm may be created With regard to vessels arriving
with plague yellow fever board they are TO be
guided by orders already respect TO placing
r such vessels under quarantine.
The British Minister In St Petersburg reports the dis
to be fever different lbut forms, and says
IL was declining There were empty beds In the hospi
tails. The mortality had been very great
The Brazilian blockade OF the harbor and port Of Mon
, tevdeo was officially raised on the 2ist Of February
The question of tho departure of the Pope from Rome
\ agitated In the College Of Cardinals
The mails from Calcutta to March TO- shanghae Feb
ruary 2l Hong Kong, March and Melbourne, February
% in London. The Calcutta correspondent OF the
London Times gives startling facts the progress
Of Russia towards India .
J The Africa arrived at Liverpool on the 10th inst
VI The Washington from Now York, arrived at Havre on
y: the 10th inst.
H The City Of London reached Liverpool the 18th
H The steamship Borussa, from New York, arrived at
n Southampton April 10
n Tho steamship st. David from Portland, arrived at
- Londonderry April l3
N The steamship Louisiana, from Queenstown on the
i2th for New York put back that port on the morning
n OF the 18Th, leaking slightly having been ashore near
fl Kinsae.
. The city u Cork reached Liverpool April IL.