The New York herald., 1867-07-03
BY STEAMSHIP TO JUNE q.


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The French mail steamship Vile de Paris Captain Sur
mont which left Brcst Saturday the 22d Of June,
arrived at this port yesterday evening" with humid
red and forty passengers and full cargo.
This Vile do Paris landed European ies in detail
OF cable dispatches late English mails Of the
Java due from Boston this evening.
supplement to the Liure JoHns Yellow Book OF
France presented 70 the members both Chambers is
exclusively devoted to the diplomatic documents relating
to the affair OF Luxembourg, extending to eighty seven
pages TIE of those papers altogether retro
spective and they throw very little additional light
the subject tn addition, many of them have already
appeared print. that the principal merit OF the
publication Is bring together in tho order OF date,
the various papers connected with the subject.
The Vienna G1rstte OF June 10, referring to a rumor
received by journals, declares that it is
pletey false tina. Prince Gorschako had declined,
being hostile to the interests Of Russia the Offers of
vices made by Austria the Cabinet of St. Petersburg
on the subject OF the revision OF the Treaty Of 1885,
The Cabinet OF Vienna despatch addressed to Prince
Mettcnich dated the lat of January, concerning the
settlement of the Eastern question raised also that Of
the Treaty OF 1885, But this proposition
having with response from the other Powers,
Austria has bad occasion to renew it.
Prince Humbert Of Italy is to go to Vienna when he
leaves Paris Apartments prepared for him in
imperial palace
Tho presence OF their Austrian Maiesties in France
will coincide, 1t is said. with that OF the Sultan, and
evsn il may believe Vienna journal, with that Of
Victor Emanuel This reconciliation, sort
personal completing that OF Italy with Austria will
take place until after the visit Of Prince Humbcrt to
Vienna AS the meeting between the Emperor Fran
els Joseph aud the Sultan, 1t is positive that the
latter It is affirmed, has already been informed OF it in
mn bligin by his
self.
The marriage Of Prince Paul DemidoG with the Pru.
Meschersky took place in Paris juno 49, at the
Russian church with great pomp. The witnesses OF the
Count the Duchess de Morny-serrd1 d. mire
dssc-as is called Russia tho lady who presents the
bridegroom a. the altar; Prince Anatole Demidof:
Prince Galitzue groom OF honor aud Prince Mescher-
sky Those OF the bride the Grand Duchess Maria
OF Russa-ssrom ds mere assse-I1eld Marshal Bara-
tnski uncle the BRIDE and tho pnce OF Lertchen.
berg, groom Of honor Among the ladies' OF honor Of
the Princess thc Grand Duchess Eusenie and the
daughters of the Pncesses CzerncheT Baratesching
IabanoT and Hamilton The attendance OF porsous
known in the fashionable world exceedingly
erous The young lady, it Is known. had been greatly
admired by the Grand Duke, heir TO the throne OF
Russia before his marriage with the Princess Dagmar
and the Emperor Alexander himself brought about this
union Count Paul DemidoT and the Princess
The announcement that Lord Lyons will re-
place Lord Cowley in the beginning OF July English
Ambassador at tho Conrt OF the Tuileres premature
button Of prizes fixed for tho LIST Of July and at which
will be present the Prince OF Wales President OF the
English Commission of the Universal Exhibition As to
Lord Lyons he will accompany the Sultan to London
and will preserve his character Ambassador TO the
Porte until the Of the Sultan to the Continent
The Independence Beige SAYS
Russian journal which represents less tho ideas
the government OF 81 Petersburg than the aspirations OF
the old Russian partythe Mos,oc GGserofers to tho
presence OF the Car Paris for the purpose Of deciar
that Russia and France have become fused rs by
MIRACLE and that this took place from the very
of tho attempt made upon the two -overcigus From
this alliance offensive and defensive the distance
the writer observes. Is short The Nrscovte print
deavors to prove that this close connection
to the countries by their reciprocal interests and
still more bv the faults which the Western alliance
caused France TO commit than by the advantage which
Russia might hope To gain by It,
AT meeting Of Americans, held at the Of the
United States Commission Paris, II decided to
have celebration of the Fourth of July and arrange
ments mado for securing the PreCatalan, in the
Bois de Douogue for that purpose with snch entertain
ments can be arranged the amusement ALL old
and young All American children under twelve years
age with their nurses, will be admitted Free All
citizens OF the United States in Europe invited
JON in this celebration
The Emperor OF Austria had abandoned his intention
OF making tour in Hungary in consequence Of The
bereavement which the imperial family suffered from
the death OF the Archduchcss Matilda and the unexpected
docease OF the Prince OF Tour and Taxs who married
1858 the Princess Isabella Of Bavaria elder Of the
Empress OF Austria.
Baron de Bcust before returning to Vienna after the
coronation ceremony, had . long interview with tho
Primate Archbishop Of Hungary. The Austrian Minister
solicited the active cooperation OF the Hungarian Epis
copacy, order the difficulties attendant
the revision OF the Concordat asked for by the last
address Of the Chamber Of Deputies 10 the Rechsrath
The Archbishop replied that tho Concoriat In way
affected the privileges and rights OF the Hungarian
Church. which anterior TO the conclusion OF that
act and TO which, besides, Hungary had always re-
mained q stranger and intended continue so This
reply is decided refusal the part of the Archbishop
The following paragraph is going the round Of the
Paris Journalist
Prince Mokeliayo son-in-aw Of Queen Pomars s ex-
pccted Paris eariv In October This Oceanic Prince
Partisan OF pure blood, well known tho Boulevards
and. not mistasen the real name OF the Prince
Is Rogues and he held the piano two years ago the
Varieties theatre accompanier. Probably finding
himself dull in tho isles he has made preext OF wish
ING the Exhibition to return to France with his
young wife, and to 20 back to his motherinaws
kingdom.
MAxIMllIAM'S FATE.