The New York herald., 1866-04-20

EUROPE.


The steamship Persia, from Queenstown April 8,
reached this port last night Her news is three days
later
The German question not materially changed
Prussia still maintained firm war attitude Notes
charged with elimination and rccrimination were
exchanged freely before. Il was said that
abe Car OF Russia bad taken the important step OF
rendering his mediation by autograph letter addressed
% the King OF Prussia and Emperor OF Austria The
majority OF the minor German States inclined to
fake part against the Pow which would first break the
peace. Engand still hoped for apcaccfu adjustment,
md IT is denied that Italy aggrcgatng her army or
concentrating II at any given points.
Another French pamphlet the era OF great events
entitled Napoleon Ill ct Ia Prusse" was Just pub
1shed in Paris 1t reveals, 1t thought, the grand
idea Of the Emperor on the German difficulty. The
writer Insists that al alliance between France and
Prussia is 'iudspen sable - that, united, they may
i'defy' the other powers; that Italy ''hur
nobody" England IL afraid OF tho Fcnians and India
Russia cannot leave the East that Napoleon aud the
King Of Prussia may become invncible in congress or
conference - humble Austria, "rectify" tho French
frontier and obtra,e the effects of the enmty France
expressed the treaty of 1915 Minister Bismark Is
termed the Richclicu Of Germany.
The French army will march from Mexico the order
lately announced. France will, however, hold Vera
expenses The Paris Moansv hopes that the evacua-
ton plan will be agreeable TO the Cabinet Washington
Fenian sergeant English army sentenced to be
shot for treason Queen Victoria commuted his
90 penal scryitude for life Fresh OF Fcnians
being made In Ireland An Irish volunteer In one
Of the London rife companies charged with threat.
rnng TO shoot the Prince Of Wales Ten rounds Of bail
rartrdge were taken from him. He pleaded being very
drunk at tho time and was discharged.
Mr. Gladstone, Chancellor Of the Exchcqucr pledged
The English Cabinet stand fall by the Reform bill
Tie working tailors Of London obtained partial ad
in their wages, AMI the great strike In England
was at end.
The collers and iron workers OF England and South
Wales were rushing OF the United States in hundreds
sixty families leaving day-a ac, gr atty dcplored
BY the London nEes.
The French horse GlsdIateur had a "walk over for
,h- Derby trial stakes at Newmarket, England
NJ yairholt the English artist, Is dead
tonsos closed In London, April T. at so1. n sos for
noaey. The Liverpool cotton marke, was easier with
it,le inquiry and prices weak the 9Th April Bread
suns quie, and steady Provisions had downward ten
ucncy.
Tho situation A. port is still Interesting The Fe-
.c1.oHcr rrty seized again aud unloadcd OF her
-lU.s having lrst been spirited away in
Irt t.r. I.ty,f t5d Fenians from immediately
~ '.I U.c .u.. .f sle Amerioan war ship wnoosk.
NaIr t.u al Meade had arrived at Easport,
Ni,h few troops from Portland, and announced
Dis intention 70 be the enforcement OF the Ncu.
tnlity laws. He then proceeded TO Calais, whore an
enthusiastic reception from the citizens awaited him.
end where be sgain announced his Intentions
sIe had q private interview with General Doyle the
British commander al - stephens, on board the
Regulator The result Of TIE interview is that the
United States troops will prevent disturbance in the
sicnlty Of St stephens and the British troops original
y destined for that place will be stationed at st. An
hsws General Meade left again for Eas,pOr, in the a
Sornoon where he expects further rcniorcemepts II
stated ths, he had tclesraphea for more troops
General Killiap Is plssng from the vicinity OF East
port having gone Of 10 tho Boston boat, but TO wha
oint is not known 70 the most promnen. Fenisn
Ghcrs.
The British frsatc Duncan arrived on Wednesday u
Il Andrers, having on board Admiral SIR James Hoo