The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-06
By sfEAnsHIP 10 APRIL Is.

Tho German mall etoamahip Union, captain ven 6aA-
ten which Left Southampton On ne 2ad Of April arrived
at thh port yesterday morning.
The Iaman steamship City Of Paris, Captain Kennedy,
which ie Liverpool u onsP on the Gath, and Quscns
town On NE 2ssh April arrived u this port yesterday
evening
The news In reference 70 The Luxembourg question
or very warike character whsn the Union sailed Some
OF tn Preach papsss avowed that beswsaa France
and Prussia 10 inevitable.
The Bowss GassHs Of st. Petersburg makes rsfsresss
70 the complications between France and Prussia In
article Of an extremely warliks character in which
advocates the speedy conclusion Of active alliance b.
tween Russia, Prussia and Italy.
Tho London z5ms Of April - says
France would display energy worthy Of her ancisss
renown, would be unjust 70 deny that that country
has OF late svncsd decided inclination 70 moderate ana
and pacific counsss. That war With Germany,
however succssu is undesirable for France has bee.
with the Emperor from the beginning . nxed idsA u
or or shriskine article By ds 6irardia thal Should
shake HIS Wis and humane purpose.
TAs Bssla correspondent Of The London fmss writing
on the 2oth Of April, says
Negotiations have been resumed between the Berlin
and Washington Cabinets with view 70 enable Cor
that have become American citizens previous TO
acqutting themselves Of their military duties towards
the mother country 70 return home unmolested BY the
conscriptlon officers The proposals. OF Mr. Wright the
Amsscan Minister, who has long abored 70 secure this
terained by this Count Bismarck recently
called upon Mr. Wright who, regret to say, continues
Ill, and had long conference with him.
Tho London Tsms Of the 22d Of April has editorial
article the subject OF the diplomatic contentious and
alliances likely to precsds from war in Europe
The writer says:--
Perhaps the most popular, IL not the latest novelty y
the scheme Of Western Confederation, forcshadowod
BY Theirs aud embracing France England, Holland,
assigned 70 the United states in those imaginary
blnaions has the destiny OF Turkey Egypt boon
finally decioed; but, far aware, unless the
Luxembourg question be promptly settled by negotiation,
wemay with confidence further revelations from
the oracies Of the Bourse.
rumor circulated April q Of the sudden death Of
Marshal Forey, who commanded the Second corps
aarmee at Nancy, and who nrst led the French army in
Mexico Later the day tssgraphic despatch stated
that though tho news OF his death true yet ho
had attack OF apopexy, and, though his condition
very grave. his medical attendants had lost all
hope Of saving him The Marshal had but a short time
before been appointed tbs command Of the Camp Of
Chalons.
The imperial Russian squadron, under the command
OF Rear Admiral Kern recently returned TO Europe from
the North Pacific has anchored Al the Moiherbank, on
Portsmouth, England, consisting Of the screw frgats
Askold taag. seventeen guns, Captain Polozor; the
screw variag, seventeen guns Captain Lundh,
and the screw despatch vessel Izoumroud, five guns,
Captain Brilkn, waiting orders from - Petersburg
pectod for Cronstadt the clearing Of the ice. Tho
Izoumroud was sail from the Motherbank for Havrs
with Admiral Kern and number Of his officers 10 enable
them 10 pay wish To the great Paris Exhibition.
The ceremony Of naugusatng the statute Of the late
Mr. Golden, erected In So AIMS square. Manchester,
took place Ap,n - The proceedings commenced with
a grasd procession Of tradcs', temperance, friendly,
political and other societies, with bands OF music ban
nerr &C, which started At two o'clock from the
stone flags between the Peel and Wellington
statues in front OF the Royal 1nGrrnary. The nrst
division Of the procession comprised the trades so
cieties which included the paternnakers Frsnchposh-
ers taors saddlers' society, amslesmatcd engineers
glass cutters, operative carpenters and jcnes bake
brush Makers bIeachers boiler makers brick makers
brass founders and book binders The second DIVISION
consisting Of friendly and cooperative societies. in
cluded the Druidss ,seveny.y branchesl with depu
taons from other societies at Rochdale Cone Bolton
| Bradford, Barzoldswick and many other towns The
political societies included the Reform Union and tho
Reform league. with populations from nearly oil the
large towns surrounding Manchester Tho procsss,on