The New York herald., 1867-06-02
NAIL DETAILS 10 NAY q.

ny the steamship Deutschland, al this port, have
the following mail details OF cable dispatches to May
Il. additional 70 tho compilation published in the
HsaALp yesterday morning
Tho steamship Borussia, Captain Franzsn. from Ham
burg on the loh Of May arrived at this port sary
hour this morning She landed hundred and six
teen passsngers.
Tho Rev. H. Fineraw. Catholic priest nt Tulcy, Clef
dan county Galway, Ireland, exhibits In letter the er
is.cnce OF most drcfui Widespread dstress in Con-
nemsra In the portion OF the island and shows
aow Irish money in America might be usetuiy en-
p,syed instead Of being bestowed Fenian aga,ors
he writes
II ia painful TO record that have recurrence OF Tho
xreat distress which struck down fesruy the people
or Ireland the famine years OF lSsI and ls4s Inec
n at present distress of MOST alarming nature, and
ghtch II not met ai and relieved will place before
eur syes some such heartrenng scenes Of starvation S
we witnessed IN the former years OF famine myself
lave seen numbers of people who have no, tasted food
Cor tvo daye This fearful disloss has been occasoled
81 severe winter and failure Of the crops.
tho Vienna correspondent Of the London ReTo'd
writing on the lTth Of May, says
Tho latest kews from Mramar is rather favorable than
sssherwis1 The Empress OF Mexicc has now far less
,Ysn than formerly the ns OF suspicion and mistrust
which made her dread coming in contact WIN mos, .noss
about her Her anpathy 20 water, except ~ umes
when a certain painful affection OF the throat 'nter-
vsnes is quite al an end Although no intelligence
from Mexico has reached her Majesty since Jannary she
/, calm and frce from anxiety and Is fully persuaded
SeSst hefore long shc will meet husband sgsn she
Corresponds constantly with the Court OF snu
In her letters to the Emperor OF Austria 70 Wno sno
frequently writes gives evidence of particular rc4afd
The prssS. aIIudng TO the visit TO Paris OF frinas
eortschakoG, says
France and Prussia seem 20 have given saoa other
friendly squeeze OF the band already unaer 'hr i,
which The conferences we're hold In London The oong
ting mediator wa. in all probability Russia On We @9sn
Prince Gortschakon Is expected 10 Pari9 me y
has nearly much wesht az tnat OF the s,sis -
the sovrreigns IL as is well known tne o,u t.n
ming chancellor who took the greatest Wo"Ois " ~
serve peece between France and Prussia ihe ~ Ky
sAoncse which Prussia had given him respect'hk n'
Eastern question: not, IN hie opinion, enough II ~
the furos OF war had broken looss His reasoahs ~
ra on, there Is hope for Russia IN tho East 20
England, Austria and Italy could IL united SCI barre
90 Russian ambition not easily to bo passed. france am
Prussia he said 10 himself, must be brought together
vnd must be ron e Rnsfvn pf-ns II succeed
shen we the dominant party; austria mus, wheths
she will not agree 20 the great Frus-iau-t -tnssar
French combination and England can look
The French iron clad squadron At ChcrbourR 70 pr,
oeed 20 Cronsadt 70 invite the Russian Baltic squndro
20 come 70 Cherbourg
Tho glasgow Herald q the lTth Of May, speaking
III, recent conviction 10 the Greaire- case says
II will be remembered that al the time ef tho capu
I'm New York and arrival In this country of the convi
Grsaifex, the oircums OF Captain Mccall, cur ab
superintendent OF Police, having wsa alleged, broug
Ia prisoner the Atlantic Gin chalus." "a
rns 10 considerable anrnadversion. No proper Q
asAsd without p,sgdsce 70 The case el sne e.sons