SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. Malta Station , July 30. London, July 29.
Pailiamcnt was prorogued to-day. The Queen, m liev .speech, legiets the failuie of the Confeicnce, and the lesumption of hostilities with Dcnmaik, but tuists the present negotiations may restore peace. Laments the Amevi- ' can war, hut declared her intention to continue - a sfcucfc neutiahty. ' ' , Although tho revolt in ]STew Zealand was not quelled, it wa& satisfactory to know that large portions of the natives remain quiet. Was much gratified with the rapid cle^ elopment of the resources of her, East Indian possessions, and the general content of the people, and concluded with a satisfactory' rcMOVi' of the condition and progres of the' country i
Aloxanclua Station, July 31st, ISQi. New York. July 21 — The Federals ha,\6 been dn\ on from James Island. The situa-" lion of Petcrbburg id unchanged. Sherman - rcpuked v ith success an attack of the Confederate There are ruinous of peace negotiations July 23 — Sherman, has defeated the Confederates, and occupied Atalanta. The Confederates were unsuccessful in their attempted peace negotiations. The Danish peace has been arranged. Lincold has called for 500,000 additional troops.
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Daily Southern Cross, Volume XX, Issue 2237, 21 September 1864, Page 3
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186SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. Malta Station, July 30. London, July 29. Daily Southern Cross, Volume XX, Issue 2237, 21 September 1864, Page 3
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