The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-19
MAIL DETAILS TO AUGUST 8.

Our Hes from Europe by the steamship City OF Paris
dated TO tho 9Th OF August, embrace the following de-
tails of cable dispatches additional to the compla-
lion from the mails published In the HERALD yesterday
morning
Tbs German mail steamship New York, Captain
Dreyer. which left Bremen the Sd and Southampton
on the 6.n OF August, arrived at this por. last night
landing six hundred and fifty FIVE passengers Her mail
advices had been anticipated by the City Of Paris
Our special correspondent in Paris writing the 9Th
OF August ays:-
Madrid letter o, July 2s announcing the arrival at
la Grania Of NJ Meneses. friend OF the Kings, says
that Marshal Narvaez being jealous and uneasy at the
sud by The exercise OF all his influence contrved not
without dlnoul;y to gel him Sent away the next day
Camarella aasirthe only state affair alas in this un-
happy country. Narvaez after having tried in vain to
raise another loan In the European money market has
made up his mind to decree another forced loan at
home Il will be disastrous for the ruined Spanish peo
pie The harvest absolutely lost by bad weather and
bankruptcy is universal.
Paris correspondent OF the Noyd SAYS
note was recently sent by our Minister OF Foreign
the subject OF the position created for Luxembourg by
che new German zoverein fhe delegates OF tie zoll-
sncca Parliament discussion OF economical sub.
iecs tho federal Parliament The Cabinet OF the ru
erics considers that this mode Of organization is kind
OF parliamentary annexation which would be in mani
70 with the neutrality stipulated for by the
recent treaty THIS note is addressed to Prussia IN
yovnsasow ,coy through the Hague. But il cannot
trouhs the peace Of Europe, because the King OF Ho
land easily decline any responsibility In the matter
rhs Hanovr Gazette announces that IL ceases 10 a2-
PEAR BY order OF General Weight Rhee OF the Prussan
army Its oaoncs having refused 10 give up the
or IN, author OF an unpleasant article the departure
OF the Queen Of Hanover The principal editor has been
arrested
The London Times Of the 9Th Of August, In liz city
article. says
Advices from Frankfort state tina, Notwithstanding
the peihora OF money and the fact that there - large
outstanding speculation for fall. the Borrse coptin
uss TO prescn, weak and unsettled appearance Every
one inclined to bseve any msohieyous reports that
NAV circulated and TO attribute 70 the French En-
psior hxsd design Of war.
rny Frcnchmen have sanctioned enterprise
che discovery o., the North Pole NJ Gusiave Lam
bert formerly q pupil at the Polytechnic, now IN
the hyirographIc department OF The government pro-
osss Z, reach the open Polar and the Pole itself by
route never before tried. The project has been well
received, snd subscription has been orened. As soon
a 400 ooor are Obtained the en,erprse will be carried
out Among the nty names appended to the announce
ment are those OF Ellie dc Beaumont Chasseoup Laubat
Michel Chevaiier, Drouyn dc Lhuys, Guizot Emile de-
Gnriin, De Qua,rsfsgss, Leonce se Lsversne, Leon
Say, Alfred Maury and Milne Edwards The Emperor
Napoleon has given his full approval 70 the proJech
Tho Palace OF rervueren where the Empress charlotte
OF Mexico is at present residing belongs 10 mo BegA
state domain, and placed by law at The disposal Oh
tho royal family Before the revolution Of 1850 was
occupied part OF the year by the Princes Of the House
OF Orange, aud has been preserved In the same state
The furniture has not been changed, and visitors are
sn shown tho splendid ballroom anu the apartments Of
ths family of Holland.
We receive from the Belgian capital the Information
Chat Sight improvement hiss taken place 10 the menia
cord,on Of the ex.Empress OF Mexico, In conseq1enc
oi quitting her sste OF isolation 81 niramm she ar
pears pleased 10 ud herself at home and in the midst
Der family.
french decree has been Issued appointing
special honorary commission in connection with u
Ministry OF Foreign Affairs 10 proceed 10 the revision
the provisional settlement OF the French claims upo
Mexico concluded 10 the Mexican capital, and to d.
tribute the amount in hand among those entitled TO II
demnncation.
A petition 10 being signed BY the French exhibitor
and the population OF Pars 70 beg that the Palace Of u
Chsup ds Mars as wsa the gardens around H. shog
10, be done awS With. bu. preserved a. 'hsy are.