, 1869-06-15

dispute between the Two countries; t7ti-
mates that the Federal administration agrees
With the Senates declinatiou to tatiIy the teatJ
says he Is Instructed to express the earnest desire
OF the American Government for the speedy md
friendly removal Of the rnattets IN difference By
treaty which E! do IuHtice to all parties, leaving
no question open for future consideration. He
announced his readiness to receive and consider
With uberauty any proposition Her Majesty = Gov
e,ument may make for full settlement OF any
International gaestlaua at igsne, and the c1al7 OF
individual citizens growing out Of the action Of
either government during the late war.
THE MARY LOWELL sEKuRE.
LONDON, June Il
IN the House Of Commons tonight Nj. 0tway,
Cnder Secretary tor the Foreign Department, said
the factH IN the case OF the seizure Of the Amer1-
can brig Mary Lowell were In dispute. The
United States Government asserts that the vessel
WEE seized In British waters, while the Spantah
Government maintain that She Was captured On
the high seas beyond British Jurisdiction. Nj OF
Eay Stated that the evidence adduoed By Spain
Vas In the hands Of the Law officers Of the Crown
and 1t would be impossible to produce the papers
before the House 1t present
TER FRENCH CABLK EXPEDITION.
LONDON, june IL
The expedition Tor lastDg tho French cable hss
commenced its work. Captatn s. Osborn tele-
graphs from Des1 TINT the steamer Great Eastern
has cleared Ill danger Of navigation at the mouth
Of the Thames, and is steaming out into the chau-
mel admirably wei. She Etlt arrive at Portland
to-day. Her tender, the Chiitern, preceded her.
HORRIBLE MAssAcRE N sKw ZEALAND.
LONDON, June Il
Letters from Dunedin, New Zealand, April Is,
give accounts Of the massacre Of three Eugiish-
men, with their wires families, and forty friendly
natives, By the Maori CHIEF Ta Zoo II, near Ne
pier. On the east coast Of New Ulster. Troops
were despatched to the nettlement, md On their
Arrival found only the rims Of the homesteads
which had been plundeted and burned. The SET
tlers IN the country were fleeing to towns for pro-
lection.
France
IN EXPLANATION or THE RECENT DISTURBANCES Z;
PARIS,
PARIS, 1nne II.
The official Journal to-day publishes an account
and explanation Of tho recent disturbances. It
asserts that the government had received an ao
curata detail Beforehand Of what was to sake
place, md Has enabled to take proper and
Sufficient precautions to prevent the agitation
from assuming more serious aspect. The OIL
Of justice arc In possession Of the facts which
provoked aud accompanied the outbreaks. 1t Il
their duty now to trace the authors. The Jour.
mi praises the patience, armness and moderation
VI AQQfo3 24lA I%l$4 hAG SVfC4AlACl4t
on the suppression OF tho disorder without blood.
shed, thus fulfilling Its mission for the protection
OF humanity.
DISCOVERY or SECRET DOCUMENTS HAVING RKFEN-
KsCE 10 TILE LATE DISTURBANCES.
PARIS, June II.
largo number Of secret documents, having
reference to 1ate sturbances, hare been discov'
cred By the authorities It Ia asserted that these
papers prove that the movement Was asttated b.
paid agents.
TIE DUKE De pEus1Gyr on TIE SUBJECT OF FUR
TuKR LIURRAL REfoRAA
The Duke de Peraigny has written letter to II
OnSier On the subject Of further liberal reforms
| Hc says the Empire and freedom are not incom
| patible. A just form Of government can bear TIL
| existence Of every liberty.
| RESIGNATION.
Baron uausseman Prelecs Of the Seine, has re
| signed hls o}tlce.
1sAAKL rACHA AND TIE EMrRRoR.
1sn1acl Pacha, OF Egypt, yesterday had pleas
ant interview With Napoleon.
The city Is poW entirely tranquil.
FAH1s QUIET.
PARIS, June 1+Esening.
Tranquility continues to prevail IN a1l quarter
Of the city.
| GENERAL c1CsERET 10 CONE 10 AMERICA.
General CIuseret, expelled nom France, vi
saii from Hasre, for New York, on Friday next,
Spain.
n TUE CoRTEs.
MADRID, June II
In the Cortes, On Saturday, General Prtm, |
reply to question, said no King would como fol
ward In the present state Of uncertainty. Whe
the regency WAS settled, there would be plenty {
candidates. He regretted the refusal Of Fernanu
Of Portugal, bnt thought It was not I1cFocaele.i !
| Prussia
ARHT FrRLouGHs 10 BE INCREASED N XGNnEl
| DKRL1E, June II,
It is understood that the Prussian Cover
ment contemplates increasing the number Of IN
1ouBhs granted to tho army, next winter.
Pru44iu%
AN INTERNATIONAL BANE OF COMMERCE. 10 BE 3
TAB1lSHED.
ST. PETERSBURG, June II.
An Imperial ukase hes been Issued anthor1ztr
the establishment Of an International Bank
Commerce, With capital Of soao, ,coo rouh1es, Tt
enterprise Is promoted BY both the Russian at
foreign ba1Eers, who FILL take up all the shares.