The New York herald., 1867-01-27
BY STEAMSHIP TO JANUARY II.

BY STEAMSHIP TO JANUARY II.
The new German steamship Union, Captain Won San
tin, from Bremen the 18th and Southampton the 10th
Of January arrived this port early yesterday morning.
after very Of nine days and fourteen hours to
Sandy Hook She brings the German mails, full cargo
of merchandise and hundred and seventy passengers
The Union had board European files dated to
the day of sailing, containing interesting details Of our
cable dispatches.
The Inman steamship City Of Boston. Captain Brooks
which left Liverpool at two p. NJ on the 10th and
Queenstown the l7h Of January arrived at this port
last night.
The steamship Hecia Captain Edmondson, from Liver.
pool the 18th OF January, arrived at this port last
night
telegram from Trieste gives glowing account OF
the prospects Of the Emperor Maxmilian Mexico He
has become so popular is said, in that country that
were vote taken on the subject the declaration of the
people would be for the empire.
The Paris correspondent of the London Telegraph,
writing the 18th Of January, says
Outwardy at least nothing can now be better than the
relations between France and the United States II the
presence OF Americans Para be any proof OF good
feeling between the two nations, then indeed ''cor-
dality weak expression. There are now here more
Americans than there are English, Russans ana Ger-
mans.
General RUFUS King United States Minister in Rome
has established the American Church at No IL Vicolo d
ALBERT, above Mr. Macpherson's establishment
Among the marine disasters reported from the late
storm in England the total loss Of the American bark
Thomas Humphreys, bound from Liverpool for New
York She was driven ashore sixteen miles from Holy
head and went pieces. Nine lives including tho cap
tain, are reported lost, two men only being saved
The storm in Scotland seems Io hsys esse very
severe and numerous accidents are reported.
regarded with much distrust in Austria To such an
extent has the opposition gone that formal justification
of the proceeding has been deemed necessary. Ac-
cordingly the Vienna Journal contains article which,
while censuring the agitation, declares that the sum-
moning OF the Relchsrath is made necessary by the
failure Of the February constitution to satisfy the nation
Prussia severe repression against agitation in
Hanover The authorities have sent Hanoverian mer
chant named Sountag, to the fortress Of Mnden. The
Prussian Minister OF Justice questioned In the
Chamber of Deputies by Herr Twesten in reference to
this arrest The Minister replied that Sountag the
soul OF the agitation against Prussia In Hanover and that
the government determined 10 exceptional
measures II necessary. He concluded by expressing
dsapprova Of questions like that put by Herr Twestn
they only had the effect OF maintaining agitation
According to the Kreuz Zetung Count Bismarck too
indsposed and too busy accept seat In the North
German Parliament
The cattle plague has broken out aresh in nearly all
the adjoining Austrian and Russian provinces
The officers Of the Irish detective force have made
three arrests OF Fenans. One Of them Is W. J.
Smyth who Is stated to have held the rank Of colonel
In the American army When the habeas corpus act was
suspended his brother arrested and the police
the watch for himself but he eontrived to escape to
America
Tho Duke of Argyll, Mr. Gladstone and other English
vtots
Chamber of Deputies and occupied places the tribune
OF the diplomatic body
On the Goth ult the Russian frgatc General Admiral
rived in the Pirmus with than thousand refugees
board who embarked at Trpiti, the eastern
shore Of Scnos, the precplces OF tho Sphakian
mountains. Turkish fngatc watching the coast
in order to prevent repetition OF acts Of humanity
like that OF the Assurance which to revive
the courage OF the insurgents by the hope
they hold out Of direct foreign intervention.
The captain called upon the Russian to observe tho
blockade and not communicate with the Insurgents but
the Russian captain replied that he had orders TO
bark the -combatants the coast and the Turk
then withdrew.
The celebrated French painter, NJ. Ingres is dead.
The Paris Moniicur publishes notification contradctlng
report lately current that the opening OF the Exhibition
would be delayed 1t adds that the building will be
ready on the 2sh OF March, and that the opening will
take place on April l.
During the gale which prevailed in Paris paw
lion four stories hgh In course OF erection In the
Champ de Mars intended for the exhibition OF the pro-
ducts Of Holland, was blown down
The Of the rival Belravias was before the
Lords Justices In London and two decisions were given
Az to Mr.. Maxwes "Belgravia," IL was held that no
amount Of advertising book or magazine gave any
prior right TO the title, unless the book or maga-
actually in existence when the announcements
were made. As 10 Mr. Hoggs "Belgrava," the decision
that IL had been improperly registered when u had
existence, and that Messrs. Hogg only published
when they found Mr. Maxwell announcing "Belgavia"
The injunction asked for by each party was refused with
costs.
The Spanish loan OF GO 600 900 has met with very
unfavorabe reception France II is said that tho quo
taiion has been discount and that Sery few suoscrp-
Il ons received.
II s rumored that marriage will shortly take place
between the Count de Flanders, OF Belgium, and
princess Of the house Of Eohenzolle-n.
Baron Mezendorr has been appointed Russian Charge
dAfares at wcimar.
In the Danish Folkcthing the President announced
that the Minister Of War will shortly introduce bill pro-
posing the gradual construction Of fortihcatons The
King OF Denmark has sanctioned the DILL authorizing
the outlayof 81 333 333 dollars for furnishing the
Danish army. with