The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-11
Spain Waking From Her South
American DelusiOn.
h Austro- Mexican Volunteers ant
Er. Stewards Mexican Policy.
m RACE FOR the GRAND PRIZE OF PARIS.
An ENGLISH HORSE THE WINNER.

- sssamship Hibernian, from Liverpool Thursday.
~ o. viA Londonderry June I, passed Father Point ~
ssV0 o'clock yesterday morning, yoste 70 Quebec
n Inman steamship Edinburg, Captain Haorow, from
osspAown 10th Of May, reached this port yesterday
n Cunard emigTant steamship Malta, which lefs
H1vspool the Of Ihs seth and Queenstown
- sAs soh Of Nay arrived 1t this port yesterday after
osA
- ssws BY the Hibsrnian il two days later than the
ovces Of the AllemanA ample report Of which was
Dunnshsd in the HxRALp yesterday Sunday morning
SAs London Herald rays tho Chilean Minister to Lon
- had demanded his passports. The British govern
nsas said have offended both belgeren.s Spain is
n0sassd at Mr. Layards language and Chile IL indignant
= bsing lsft in the iurch At the eleventh hour
~ Queen vcforias birthday celebration the Cabinet
nisters all gave banques In London usual upon the
sssassou- Mr. Adams and the heads Of the Diplomatic
1sAy present At thai given BY tho Earl Of Caren-
-. Minister for Foreign Anain Al Liverpool the
avor gave banquet honor OF the day 70 the foreign
esasal the local ocias &c Mr. Dudley, United States
0nssL spoke for the consulate body, and in the
G hi remarks expressed desire for perpetual
0s0Aahip between England aud America
n@s are no further cases OF rinderpest in Ireland.
n the English House Commons Mr. Layard said that
- Conference at Paris had TO the conclusion that
- election OF Prince Charles a. Hospodar was Illegal
- governments who parties 70 the Conference
NAAa steps had been taken " recognize Prince Charles
Mr. D. Crifith desired. TO know whether the Confer.
snss had authorized any Actual Intervention In the prin
apaliscA Mr. IAysrd-No.
fAS Berlin correspondent OF the London Tn<s writing
- Ne 2sth Of May, says:-
ne brothers Davenport the point Of leaving
psiin, 'after short but not very prof able" soJourn
hwA In playing OF tricks there Is TOO much competi-
- iurl thetr
Dnne - prosper
Ne London No~ Of tho 2olh OF May, ssys:-
n whole Of the sailors now in the port OF London
esys struck for an advance OF wages and unless the
- detention Of the outward bound ships Several
bnaArsd Of the saiors each wearing blue ribbon.
2nRHoon- The mon urge the high price Of provisions
- clothing . reason for claiming an increased rate
70, saps se1Sa :. 1s,I a'S hand and round ,ss
sf1Sa or 2os
fAs Novt1 BrssA Daily kaa says
ne "lockoutu which, sincs the partial strike OF
- vcrknen employed by a fsv nrms, nss been hang
- trades upon the Clyde, now, ws rsus, 70 observe
- becoming unfortunate reality. Judging from the
1ssssn and men IN sheir anlasonsn towards each
OAss, may veil be fsarsd shss trade viii sustain
om9sss dspresstoa.
e.sssssown Nay y.
Tea, arrived II Queenstown on The 9th May.
Shs Peruvian, from Quebec, arrived ~ Londonderry
- As 18th o<oU.
NJ Kangaroo from Ssw York, arrived si ousenssovs
- The aoth OF Nay.
n csrmania from New York, arrived u soashsmp-
- a ths 3la OF MAG.
YAe steamship Merrimsc, from New York, arrived al
ossaAampton on the 3ist OF May.
ne China from Boston via Hsfar, arrived At Queens.
Ovn June 1.
~ steamers Ena and Louisiana len Liverpool the
90 for sew York, calling at Queenstown
ne steamship New York, from Nsv York, arrived At
Southampton lhs siss Of Nay.