The New York herald., 1866-04-17
EUR Q p E.
Arrival Of the City Of New York with
One Day Later News.
The German Question I'm
A changed.
NAP0LE0NS POLICY ANXIOUsLY CANVASSED.
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March Of the French Troops
from Mexico.
ADVANCE In FIVE-TWENTIES.
90. &c. &c.
MPoLBoNS POLICY ANxIOUsLY CANVASsED

QuoeustOWn
srrived at this port yesterday morning.
Her news Is day later
The Austro Prussiaa situation (Apr 81 without
change There Is nothing to confirm the pacific
The future policy Of Napoleon towards Prussia and
Austria was anxiousy debated Paris and tho other
cities
great rc had occurred at Belfast Ireland The prov-
sion of Messr Thomas Sinclair Son, tho largest
In Ireland burned 10 the ground The less est
mated at hundred and fifty thousand pounds sterling
Imposing demonstrations in favor OF the Reform bill
had been held In various places and meetings were Of
daily occurrence
three deiachmen.s-the hrst in November next, tho
second In March and the third In November, 1857
officially denied at Copenhagen that the American
government 10 In treaty for a port at St. Thomas
Tho Easter cessmones had passed OF satisfactorily nj
Rome, and the Pope gave the customary benediction
Thscrowd was enormous
Herr Egerston. OF Hanover an extensive engine manu-
facturer in Germany has withdrawn his proposal send
specimens Of his engines 10 the Paris Exhibition tho
ground thas the Emperor has appointed child To be
president OF the exhibition and that the exhibitors had
thereby been subjected to treatment which German
especially should willingly submit TO.
Details Published Of sharp fighting In
Algeria beswsen the French troops, under Colonel de
Ce,omb, and the native mibcs under - Hnmed The
vigorously repuscd with considerable loss
The French bad ninsteen men killed.
Ths Virginia lsft Liverpool simultaneously with the
Cssy Of Nov Y0sk-
The seanahe Hibrrnlsn, from Portland. arrived At
LOndesssuy ssthe sth inss
OR Paris Csrrsspsnasnss.
PAHp, Apri ., 1885
~ GsvxHss Wtv 0hsd-7AS Obnkiiutisx.sars Mcni
(e1s-IspaasiSauy Of France Rsm1ssins ysural--
Ppodtlay sfa war-" waAdraoar' from Artas-
Czaa0s IN ~ Rmperors Iolicy-A Lir~ly Po,aicaf
StEeoie-EaEsssmo 20 ErAibsiors ok le 6vand Erhib-
Hoa-A Ban 10 be Giuea 70 Thirty Thousanf Fsopis--
Aytscies Of kaa4ydctwe in ~hicA Anericam Ezel-
lmsrican Wagons and Harnas-ESencA 1enys and
RsI Tyops-rS International Aeracy-TAe <H'er'ean
Sysasypw in Ssssse-Aa Imponane Pycjeet--More-
yxrs Of .Ssephsns dc.
3D. the rumors war, daily and hourly bopae on
tho elcgraphic from Germany people have
rally been very curious and interested 10 know what
would be adopted by Franco In tho event or
war breaking between Prussia and Austria II has
been remarked Sather ominous that the Moni<ur--
while giving publicity all the alarming reports and
particularly those which, coming through Prusssn
sources represent Austria making the most active
preparationsthe ofcial Journal has given cloe
thu position which France would occupy But at
length the kontcvs alter ego, tho Co~aitasio"n> has
spoken words oaoular and satisfactory feH
from the lips Of the Dolphc oracle the phlcsophic
Bunsby II acknowledges fully what everybody who
has Newspaper week during the past month
know very well that tho situation between the great
German Powers avery delicate II does not how
over. baieye that either the Cabinet Of Berlin
Vienna desires 70 assume the offensive" and TO
thiak ndeed-ss suggested in Of my recent let
srs-tbai Prussia and Austria stood like school
boys, esnh Nth chip his shoulder each daring ths
nslx~ IA ks,ac A oH and afrnlA NJ fho
qusuces Of % doing Then The semi-onicia Journal
winds up platisudes BY declaring that the attitude Of
France and bar position In all this matter No. aud will
be very smpia and N 10 be summed up In the word
"ncutrsty" The article evidently written
ds asd usis.en - nsrt, with soDs object IN v'ew,
bet vhaG ne snjegs must ooniess thst ! q
Nooos, SsiIsves thas ia the event Of var. which
doubt My, YrBcs oould remain kcsssuy .sd asray
neutral voasd ~ 6iplomaaic mpss~ihlisy for hsr
oounset her intsrsss Germany and Italy ere TOO
great permit her TO rrman careless spectator She
could not 80 avoid 'ss1,ss Der moral a ana oosny 70 nss
In the there lite doubt that PRUSSIA would
Be ths recipient Of hsr favors Indeed s by
improbable that the entire scheme ooncocted be-
tween the Empsror and Bsmark In their interviews last
summer and that Bismark has promised the Emperor
vsnstia is 70 wesisd from Austria and Austria hum
bied Prussia control the Germanc conferafion and
che and France then 10 control Europe
Unless teieerams, journals and newspapcr oouespond
enu leasued together lie about this whole mat
ter Europe on the very verge Of terrible war ln
Pars is generally believed that there averting IL
and prudent making their preparations accord
ingiy Many believe. too, that the Emperor considers
later must be, France became q party 10 IL, tn.
French love for military glory would turn away the
o nperty IN France, and during as progress
the Emperor would be able 70 consolidate stu his
power.
The Baron saIIlard, we arc Informed, Is expected to
arrive at ~ Naxare from Vera Crux about The sth %
April and 10 the meantime, az you Will see ny tho
Fare that veracoas journal aflrfns that Manimian
has accepted the propositions % the Emperor and that
the withdrawal of the French troops Will commenos
the ID q September when ave thou4Abi 0f them viii
be replaced by as many Aastnans Ths must b. cheer.
fol Information Tor you, who we're Inclined " believe
.ha, The support q rsrope wss 70 b sithdrawn from
term ned 70 whether ssrmi ans throne would sAni
or not upon iis own oot,om and merits thint a.
Frenrh government y incined 10 believe, whether
rightly or wrongly, that the opposition TO NAximilana
acDs 10 seoordsncs si.H ,1. X ~ Ia.a A. sns ns hs
undoubtedly meant 70 abandon him Nov, from tho
mos, favorable point OF view he only dispsei 70
Austrian and Belgian nsrcenaries who src 70 AID Ia The
Consolidation" % hariminsns power
One o. The liyelest political campaigns which has
ak4n place "a Fr.nee 10 nov 10 progress IN the depart
msni o. The Bias Rbin, of whirh stsasboarE tho capt
tai where ~ Edouard IAboalaye y running a. a csnfl
date for the Corr- egsis against gogenmenf can
dldate N De B1Sxitrc An the weight of the govefn
nsnt beoash, 70 bear W favor of IL eand,sst1 sns
suine ef hos socosw He h~ gone sirssbourx and las
there pubhsb.d docamsnt In which he explains ia /
very fev vords the question st TO for NM
opponent W 10 vote In favor ~ keepng thlnrp A. thsy
ARE " vote for me s 70 srprer. vsh fur lAsrsr sr
tension Of liberty and for ths crOwning AZ edlaoe
The government ~ really becoming alarmed sprsad
OF Hb<ral dea, and Laboulzye n elected n vii X. an
ifnrDcnss triumph of the literal party
The Ccanrl ~ state hes )ass come " vevy nnr-sni
detsfminston relative " The grand Erhbifsoo a lasT
i has Dsn ssasi v a-ad ths prizr The sshlbrs
he efmin-ion and a. eios,ng ceremony ,b~ ssbt4
ton happy Innoyation 10 The interest," of ssbRgsnr~
WI made n~rt sns spcn the sssr~~<lo1 of Raber
kinsses ~ state rrss Eshbiiion vii op~n 90 ,fs I'D
u lpi and cp~s sn khs 3iss 81 Ortsbes On hs lea ~
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