The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-22
General Mcclellan and Marshal
V0n Benedek.
Hr. Disracl Again Charges Lord Clarendon as
a COzspiratOr Against the Press.
The Messrs. Peto, McHenry and the At
lantic and Great Western Railroad.
u Tenian Captain Unfurling the
Flag OF Cork.
&c. &c. &c.

The European mails by the China with our specia
correspondence dated to the 9th Of June, reached thin
aty from Boston yesterday evening. The very ample
6slegraphc report from Halifax published in the HERALr
hss Tuesday embraced the main points Of the news.
he newspaper extracts and letters given to-day contain
hSwever, very important details, particularly with
perence 70 the aspect Of the great question
aany and Italy and the strategic combinations likely to
result from the march Of the Prussian troops into Hol.
usein-
Yhe retrospective historical review Of the impelling
which have so largely contributed 10 the difficult
ass German and Italian contained in the letters of
yarie correspondent is Of much value just now.
Count Bsmark's official indictment Of Austria is pub
Shsd length in the journals but all its ace points
appeared in Halifax report.
Tho Ryvcs- Cumberland (Princcss) claim casc be-
ase the Probate Court in London the It'll and 9th Of
Ssae Nrs. Ryves examination was concluded, and she
'Was closely oros-examined by the Attorney General
0ss evidence s Of most interesting character partcu.
iy regards the pupor Of visits made TO herself and
~ mother by tho Duke Of Sussex few days after the
osashs Of George III and the Duke Of Kent, and &C
1nSwledgmens said 70 have been made by him As td4he
validity Of the papers, or most Of them, in evidence
1slore the court
Our Vienna correspondent, writing on the 9Th Of June,
OU;-
General Mcclellan came down 70 Prague few days
enc months and after visiting the lions o. mai g ca
On md paying his respecisto General BenedeE, the
e. e. + ss s oa 4s.
~ days and win probably occupy himself considerably
= observing the immense military preparations in
tsuUs1 in The heart Of Europe
ne Dublin Eusstso kaa Of The oh Of June says
ne Italian ram vessel Anondatore has left Millwal
owing been completed for sea She Ia at Green
efhe 10 stated. swinging for the adjustment OF heI
so%Ps:sss and her convoy the rrnepsssa cotida ha,
arrival there In readiness 10 proceed 70 Naples, theI
0vessnt destination.
The Earl OF Clarendon has been informed by the Aus
eian Ambassador in London that ia not necessary fol
- bearers OF Foreign once passports who may wish
assr the Austrian domnions to provide themselves with
Ne visa Of the Austrian Embassy. is, however, ad
vsnblc that all British subjects wishing TO vs. Austria
should be provided with passports
In the House OF Commons on the .th Of June Mr.
vhaey askcd the Chief Secretary for Ireland what was
se cause Of the ma not being called out this year in
fFoand and whether in particular was owing to the
knowledge or belief that large proportion Of that force
vn or had been in completely with the Fenan conspi-
Ssey and " 30, whether the government prepared
70 furnish the House with further Information a. 10 the
saiure and extent OF such completely. Mr. G. roriescue
vsped that the honorable member did not seem 10 be
ewarc that he had this question several times
before He modc a statement on the subject In the
spurse Of debate raised by the honorable and gallant
member for Kings county, and he had nothing add q
chat statement
The cattle plague has resrrearcd in ireland. tn,
Hsce where the disease has broken the farm Of Mir
Sames McHit,rick, Drumra,h, in the parish OF Board
mills, county Of Down. within about half mile Of
brennan, where the disease first broke out and abou,
quarter Of mile from the boundary Of the Gordon which
80 then NADIA