The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-20
The Rebel Cause Abandoned and Declared
Hopeless by the London Times, Blockade
Running Spectators and Financiers.
United States Securities Advancing and
the Rebel Loan Going Out of Sight.
Liverpool and Manchester or Mincing
lane Must Bankrupt.
a Battle Expected between the
Niagara and Ram Olinde,
&C., &C., &c.

Our European nles and special correspondence by tho
Africa dated to the 4th Of March, contain the following
interesting and important intelligence in addition our
teegraphic report from Halifax published in the HERAID
last Friday
Tho steamship City Of Cork, Captain Tibbess, from
eerpool the 4h inst arrived ~ this port last
Ing Hor news has been anticipated by tho Africa.
Marshal Nasvaez said In the Spanish Cortes, during
the debate the address reply tho speech from he
throno:-The question Of santo Domingo is not OF
military honor; far from that No fighting is going
In that island Whore do you find fortresses and armies
capable Of resisting soldiersi The Spanish flag may
traverse tumphanty the whole country and the natives
themselves have solicited their pardon.
The Paris correspon dent Of the London Post writing
she Sd Of March, American affairs, says-The par
ticulary weak point Of the NeSth Is finance strange
story Of fraud is yet to BIO told The bunders Of Mr.
Chase are yet to be fully known Mr.. Lincoln has as
much reason to desire peace % Mr.. Davis Tho real
friends Of America seek to bring about reconciliation
They may not succeed but their efforts not tho ess
worthy q encouragement.
Abattahon Of the Mexican foreign legion, numbering
four hundred and fifty men, has been embarked at Tou
Ion In consequence OF the previous dsorderly conduct
Of the men while staying At Ar unusual precautions
taken their arrival by rail at Toulon. Before
the soldiers allowed 70 Asht from the carriages
their taken from them packed in cases and
sent on board The mehwere then made TO walk be-
nlss Of troops Of the limo and gsndarms 70 tho
place Of embarcaaion.
An aid.de-camp of Admiral Parsjs passed through
Paris March on his way to Madrid with the treaty
Gently signed by Peru by which the conditions proposed
by Spain orc accepted
The Glasgow Herald Of March says that Glasgow has
contributed largely 10 blockade running, and moro
hess 70 privateefng II appears that she 10 to some
extent responsible also for the vanous raid upon st.
Abans Bennss Buriey, who has recently been handed
over to the United States tribunals being native Of
that city.
A Paris letter Of March tn The London Telegraph
says
Mr. Mason leaves here for London tomorrow Thurs
dayl Mr. Kenner distinguished Confederate has just
arrived and brings what the Southerners evidently
slider good Another celebrity reached bore to-day
by the Shannon-Dr Gwin formerly United States Sena-
tor for California; and who supposed 70 b about 70
become Vceroy Of tho reported coded Mexican PROVINCES
As Dr. Gwn Ia stated 70 DO ultra French In his sympa-
thos, his arrival hero has created oxctemenI
believe he Ia skilled In mines and mining and ap
pointed or less ofcialy to look after the French
interests In Mexico
must mot omit send other item Of qwasi Anne
rcan news 1t noticed that nj the last fancy ball Of
the the Emperor took In to supper American
bride When say that that bride was, before she
Mrs -, Mas Dupuis, your numerous readers who
wntered In Italy some three years ago will admit that
socially his Majesty was right.