The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-18
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The City Of Baltimore and Lafayette
at New York.
ONE DAY LATER NEWS.
Portuguese Reparation to the
United States.
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The Commander OF Fort Be-
lem Dismissed.
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The Privateer shenandoah at Mel
bourne, Australia.
SPECIE FROM ENGLAND TO AMERICA,
&c., &C., As'
|SPEClE FROM ENGLAND TO AMERICA,
&c., &c.. 10.

The steamship City Of Baltimore, Captain Mirehouse,
which left Liverpool at three O'Clock the afternoon OF
9th and Queenstown the 9th ins arrived at this
: port yesterday evening
The French Transatlantic Company's steamship La
fayette, Captain Bocandic from Havre the 9Th Of
s: April arrived at this port yesterday evening.
The is day later than the report Of the Cor
smana.
The City OF Baltimore brings 81, 701 In specie
Mr. P. Med Collins had arrived In London, en- route
for America having concluded all the arrangements with
the Russian government in reference to the Russo Anne
I rican Telegraph He would leave Liverpool for New
Z York by the Persia on the 9th OF April
The Northern Pcs. OF St Petersburg contradicts the
rumor in reference to the Siberian plague having made
!. ita appearance in St Petersburg
The lockout In the English iron trade has ended
4 Calcutta despatch Of the LIST inst states that the
budget proposes export duty OF three per cent upon
all WOOL tea and coffee and two per cent hides, sugar
4 silk and fur
In Cabul India, affairs have assumed very serious as
pec The position OF the Ameer becoming more crti
and reports current that many Of the troops re-
3fused to march against tho sons OF Dost Mahomed.
j Advces from Shanghae China Of February % say
tho Mahomcdan rebels have gained some material sgc
, cesses. They have captured Frenchang and Soyang
I The Chinese garrison at Hunghow has mutined
Tho Rebel Iron-Clad.
PORTUGAL GIVES PARTIAL SATISFACTION FOR
THE OUTRAGE ON THE NIAGARA.
LONDON April 9, 1896.
Madrid papers state that the Portuguese government
has acceded to the American Minister'S demand for the
removal of the commander Of Fort Bele for firing on
the frgate Niagara after the Union commander had
signalled him that he understood his summons
LEGAL PROCEEDINGS INSTITUTED AGAINST THOSE
AIDING IN FITTING OUT THE sTONEwALL.
Iron tho Opinion Rationale, April 81
The French journal the Phare de Ia Loire that
legal proceedings have been instituted against per-
sons the initials only Of whose givenl upon
the charge Of jeopardsng the s1fy Of the country al home
and abroad by aiding and abctting In the fitting of
the ram Olindc, otherwise known as tho Stonewall
THE PRIvArEER SHENANDOAH.
The pirate Shenandoah still Melbourne on Fetr
ruary %.
Captain wsddcl threatened to report to Richmond the
Conduct nj the Australian authorities in refusing TO fur
nish his YES sse~ nth supplies. .
The American Question.
Tho by tho Peruvian being of undccisive cha
ractor, had material effect tho English markets
United States bonds slightly improved and cotton con-
tnusd its downward course.
AMERICAN DEMANDS on THE ENoLrsH oovsRN-
AENr-THE IGNORING OF "BELLrdERENr RIGHTS"
TO THE REBELS.
Tilhe English Cabinet not alive to the import
ance OF tho difficult question which must arise between
this country and America Tho pressure 10 be brought
10 bear government Is Indicated by demand that
the ports Of Great Britain and her colonies ol
be closed to all vessels bearing the Confederate
flag The Second requirement, which is as yeti
only hined at pending the concession Of tho nrst is
that the Queen should withdraw her proclamation recg
nising the beHgcrent rights ofe South Tho way to
meet the Cabinet Of Washington by frank and bold
fusas They misunderstood every concession and only
accept II fresh basis for demands but are
afraid that there is tendency In Foreign once TO
pursue what Is fondly imagined to be c0ncilatory
policy proof Of this Is the fact that Lord r. ssel had
been induced 10 address trong rmordnces the ruling
po,oe,s of Richmond TO their using alusing The ia
ciliis for obtaining vessels arms and other supplies