The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-05

from New York 20 Tattersais. London, IN advance or
the papers OF that city
During his stay in iss the Gear OF Russia win pay
visit OF inspection 70 s>e Russian squadron and the
French Mediterranean and Ocean nosts assembled at
Cherbourg
The imperial programme for The entertainments OF tue
Car iu Paris was announced thus
The Car viii breakfast at the Tuil res the LIST OF
June and will present tue followfng gay al the
Longchamps races ana mh one 10 ,h Inc eyss,ns
poleon will give q banquet 70 the diplomatic ocdy,
and the guests win subs quenty be present at gas
be a review al the Place de Carouse and ball tho
Russian Embassy. On the 7th there will be ball at
the Hotel de vie On the eth grand e at Versailles
and on the 10th court ball at the Tuiieriea The Gear
will leave the llth Of June, after taking deer at
Fontainbleau.
Tho Paris Errning konxr in lis bulletin. points out
the favorable impression produced in Europe by the
pacific result Of tho London Conference, and adds
The people itself, as we'll the European Cabinets
pays tribute 10 the moderation OF the attitude and
language Of the imperial government. which, never
general interests obeys in ali its proceedings and In all
It's acts ideas only Of pacihcation and concord.
The London Times Of the 23d OF May says:-
II is stated that tho liabilities Of Messrs Frazer Tren-
holm q Co, OF Liverpool, whose suspension was an
nounced yesterday thought 10 amount to about q
million sterling and that the assets will show deficit OF
f160 600 The difficulty has arisen from losses In cot
ton, and also from lookup Of capital In steamshps
which subject Of litigation with the United States
government
ON the Esd Of May in Paris, grand dinncr was given
by NJ Schneider, President of the Legislative Body Of
France. Lord Cowey proposed the hoath OF the En-
peror M Schneider replied, and proposed toast to the
sovereigns and Powers allied and in amiy with France
The coronation Of the Emperor Francis Joseph King
OF Hungary wil is said take place between the 9Th
and 18th OF June.
The Traiee (relandj Chronicle remarkng the opera
ton OF the Hsbcas Corpus Suspension act in Ireland,
Gays
The Cunard steamer Scotia landed an unusually large
number az American visitors Queenstown We regret
TO learn that they subjected to small amount Of
IN consequences OF the rigorous searches the
se authorities still persevere having made on per-
sons arriving from America In the present instance
VIC understand that commercial communications, letters
OF Introduction and correspondence OF the most harm
less kind aid escape the attention of corps Of
detectives who awaited the transatlantic steamer.
A'nong the PASSENGERS VINO experienced tner markoa
vigilance was no less parsonage than tho renowned
and phlanhropic millionaire, Mr. George Peabody who
although be had been presented by her Majesty with her
m mature as testimony OF her esteem, was on this
occasion deprived OF fowling piece. which the sstuie
constable believed ,ras Introduced for no Other pmpas
than % iry dgdiaa the Queen and dep0ss her from
tie sovereignty Of thee realms
The fourth edition the Dublin Freenlan's Journal OF
May 25, reports, by telegraph, ss.channel yacht
race thus
The yachts left Holyhcad At 10 A. NJ and passed the
Breakwaier at rs Wind east, moderate. cloudy Wave
crest lost her topmas at the end Of the Breakwater
The yachts were all in ct 3 p. NJ Torch first Amber
witch second according TO time. The Done lost man
overheard.
The Duke Of Edinburg, attended by Mr.. Haig and the
Hon. Eliot Yorke left Clarence House for Paris May %
route TO Marselles and thence In command OF her
Maiestys ship Galatea, TO the Australian colonies via
Gibraltar, Madeira, Rio Janeiro and the Cape of Good
Hope. HIS Royal Highness the Prince Of Wales accom-.
panied the Duke Of Edinburg to the railway station.
An official decree has been published in Berlin abolish
ing the limitations imposed by Denmark upon tho navt
cation Of coasting vessels In Schleswg Hosten
waters In favor Of countries whose ships permitted
similar traffic In the waters Of the older Prussian
provinces
banquet was given in Moscow in honor Of the Czech
delegates NJ Rieger made Speech 10 which he said:-
The Sclavonians have hitherto been dispersed NOM
bers of body fighting with their sworn enemies, the
Germans, Magyars Italians and Tsrars; but the OF
Scavonic union has rsen convincing that bv mutual
only in numbers but In deeds. 1
Intelligence from Athens, dated the 18Th OF May
that the steamer Arcad sailed the 14ta ult
for Cauda with munitions Of war; provisions cloth
ing for tho insurgents She encountered Turk
sh vessels, by three OF which she pursued and fred
upoa the Arcsd returning their nrs She landed her
cargo and embarked seven .tardrsd and Hfty women
and children On her Zoe pursued and fred
by another fga.e, bat arrived safely syria In
two DAYS