The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-03

sought this union, and would rather prefer beng le
The correspondent OF the London Times in Athens
writing on the 1lth Of June sayse-
Greece has been occupied tho last ten days with the
performance OF one OF the national comedies called
Of some melodramaic interest for in place hunting
society every ministerial change produces d<ange
men. in the Public service and s in reality revolution
eminent 10 mutabity, and this crisis has given rid
cuious promnence to the contortions OF the minister's
who have been cngng 70 their portfolios trying to
snatch up better In the confusion.
The Aonitesr de PArmse OF France, announces that
the camp Of Chalons has been opened by command OF
the Minister Of War Generals Bourbaki and Rose ar,
rived at the camp the 9Th Of june with their STATS
The First div ison commanded by General Bourbaki, Is
encamped both sides Of the road leading 10 the great
Aourmeon General d'Autemarre dErville, with his
Generals OF Brigade, Blanchard and Gaut and their
aides de camp arrived al the camp the 9th Of June
Their division Is lodged In tents TO the left Of the First
division. The Commander in Chiefs STAFF with General
Of Brigade Lebrun, arrived likewise the 9th.
The cavalry is nearly all arrived General Ferays div
sion forms the right at ave hundred yards from the
railway. The light brigade arrived on the 18th,
the lancers and dragons on the 13th, the reserve
composed Of carabniers and cuirassiers on the 18th
18th and 18th. The artillery commenced to arrive
the 10TH and will all have arrived the 2sh OF June.
The imperial quarters and those OF the Commandsr-n.
Chief are placed in the angle formed by the Roman road
on one side and the high road TO tho Mourmeon tho
other Fortyeght hours were given 70 each battalion
or squadron on their arrival al the camp TO arrange
their tents and the third day they began man@uvres
The Prince Imperial Of France has asked his father
allow him 70 learn the art or printing, miniature
press has accordingly been set up in his apartments
H. Forester of the printer of Montauban has un.
dertaken to initiate the child into the mysteries Of his
craft II ito be hoped the future ruler OF France will
likewise imbbe early appreciation OF the advantages
Of free press
An imperial decree had been issued prolonging the
session Of the Corps Lgisatf Of France until the Both Of
brought forward in the Corps Legislatf The debate
upon the budget was continued.
Tho Paris Patrie says
We believe we in position 10 state that the
majority OF the guaranteeing Powers contrary TO tho
England and Russia have lorw ardcd q protest against
this step 10 Constantinople
In the Spanish Senate the 18th Of June the Minis
ter Of Marine declared the Pacific expedition TO be at an
end
The London Globe officially the appointment
of SIR John Peter Grant Lieutenant Governor Of
gal as Governor OF Jamaica
The cattle disease had again broken out in Ireland
and vigorous measures had been taken TO stamp the
infection. Returns showed large decrease OF tho dis
ease IN England.
The shareholders Of the Consolidated Bank Company
had confirmed the arrangements made for resumption
ofbusness 1t was intended TO reopen the bank tho
I'd Of July, should no legal difficulties prevent
The Duke OF Edlnburg, Prince Alfred was paying
three days visit to Liverpool and performing sundry
public services, among other things inaugurating the
new docks at B!rkenhead He was greatly lionized
The London Orr says several iron clads are being got
ready TO strengthen the British squadron in tho Meder
ranean.
Tho same paper believes that Lord Alfred Churchill
viii be the new Governor of Jamaica.
Twas reported thai sixty guneas premium was being
laid at Lioyds the ship Monarch OF the Seas which
len Liverpool March % for New York
Tie Paris Bourse closed unsettled June % at 62f s5c
for tho rente
The ieurns Of the Bank OF France show an mere ase
Of specie Of nearly fourteen aud half millions
The Aleppo arrived at Queenstown on the afternoon Of
W 18th and reached Liverpool the morning OF tho
10Th June.
~ ne Io,h ~ Ina I'D at Queenstown on the evening
The CITY Of London arrived OH !. ..,.
the Goth OF June. sven !" NOON On
The Britannia arrived at Glasgow on the rs,n
The Fulton arrived a, Falmouth the mo- June;
the 2ist Of June. x 81
The steamship Persia from New York. vas intorcentea
a Crookhaven at two o'clock p. M u,e 22d Ana
reached Liverpool the 23d OF june
The Ericsson will not sail from Bremen ani.,uncad
In consequence or the interruption OF comnun.ation
by the advance OF the Prussan army Into Hanoyer.