The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-18
BY STEAMSHIP TO JUNE 8.

The French Transatlantic Steamship Company's steam.
ship Perere Captain Duchesne which left Bres at three
O'Clock p NJ on Saturday, the 9th Of june passing the
lightshp at four p w. arrived at her pier In this port
at seven o'clock last evening" thus making the trip in nine
days and four hours from dock to dock The Pereire
landed hundred and sixtytwo passengers and full
cargo She also brought European files, in detail Of
cable dispatches late the mail reports. The
Cunard steamship China, arrived at Halifax yesterday
and is duo at Boston tomorrow morning.
The Cunard steamship China, from Queenstown June
O. arrived at Halifax al nine o'clock yesterday morning
her passage to Boston. She has one hundred pas
sengers.
The Inman steamship City OF Antwerp. Captain Mire-
house. which left Liverpool one p NJ on the 5th and
Queenstown the 9th Of june arrived this port early
yesterday morning.
The French papers Of the Sth or June by the
Periere-which haze not been delivered at the HERALD
Office the lates. from Paris being the 7th Of June-are
reported by tho agent being filed with details
Of the attempt TO assassnate the Cza most OF which
have been anticipated, however, by the special cable
kilograms to the HERALD, forwarded Immediately after
the occurrence.
The latest mail kilograms BY the Pereire, dated in
Paris the 9Th OF june report in the French Corps
L6gsat June the law in relation TO organized socie-
ties under discussion. juno 8. the bill for tho
organization Of the army presented. Liberal
bers propose to reduce the army to 100000
II rumored In Paris that Juarez, OF Mexico de-
mands too and half millions sterling for tie ransom Of
Adrimilian.
Queen Victoria has written autograph letter TO the
Emperor Napoleon congraulating him the Of
the Exposition. and expressing her regrets that she
would be unable to visit Paris herself with the custom
airy ceremonies but the letter leaves to be inferred
that she will visit the city inco0nito The Prince Of
Wales expected again In Paris in o few days
There no longer any doubt about the evacuation
Of Luxembourg within fortnight Only . few hundred
will DO left to superintend the transportation Of the
material
The Grand Duke OF Luxembourg has promised to
give the ground by Notifications the city,
and the Duke Of Luxembourg has been for tho
purpose Of making the necesssry legal provisions for
the acceptance Of the GIN On the departure Of the
Prussians the fortress will b occupied BY thousand
Luxembourg soldiers
Ia LibrG tspain) had report that military con-
spracy had been discovered In Madrid, and several
arrests had been made.
Attention was called In tho House Of Commons 10
brutal outrage committed upon young mdshipman Of
the royal navy. who had just joined vessel q Ply
mouth. by his brother midshipmen. The young man
was strapped down and branded on the nose with the
sign Of the abroad arrow Two OF the midshipmen
engaged In the outrage were promptly dismissed the
service in Disgrace.
A Berlin paper asserts that exchange OF notes had
taken place between France and Prussia with reference
to the occupation OF Rastads BY Prussian troops Prus
sis reserved to herself pziacple the right 70 gar
son the fortress BY understanding with the sovereign
ruler Of Rasadt but declared that there present
question Of taking practical advantage Of that right
II added that accepted the last and gave
contradiction FIRST portion Of the Prussian decara
tion.