LATEST SPECIAL TELEGRAMS VIA SUEZ.

Hawke's Bay Times, Volume III, Issue 176, 27 May 1864, Page 3

LATEST SPECIAL TELEGRAMS VIA SUEZ.

London, April 2. The Queen holds out her Court at Buckingham Palace on the 4th April, The Volunteer Review was not considered very successful. The Conservative party intend to renew their attack on the Foreign Policy of the Government. Garibaldi is expected in London on the 16th April, and great preparations are being made to give him a popular welcome. Mazz ni has been detained in Paris on suspicion of being concerned in the late conspiracy against the life of the Emperor. The Pope is reported to be very seriously ill. The fresh attempt to storm the Danish position at Duppel, has proved unsuccessful and the siege of Fredericia has been suspended. The Conference on the Danish question opens in London on the 12lh April. The Archduke Maximilian appears unwilling to relinquish his chance of succession to the Austrian throne, and has postponed his acceptance of the Mexican Crown. An American steamer was wrecked off Queenstown harbour. In America, the Federal General Grant has been superseded by General Halleck, and a renewed attack on Richmond is in contemplation. The naval attack on Mobile has been abandoned. i The Confederates are resuming the offensive, and President Lincoln meditates a draft of 700,000 men. Mr. Chase has abandoned the contest for the Presidency, and the Republicans intend to nominate Fremont/ LATER TELEGRAM. London, April 4. The Duke of Newcastle, Secretary for the Colonies, has tendered his resignation. Mr. Cardwell has been appointed Colonial Secretary, and Clarendon succeeds to the Duchy of Lancaster. Mazzini has vindicated Stansfeld from The charges made against him. Garibaldi arrived at Southampton on the 3rd April, and was enthusiastically received. The Rev. W. Beecher advocates the revision of the Constitution of the United States, for the effective abolition of slavery, Sonderburg has been shelled.