The New York Herald Newspaper, November 2, 1866, Page 1

THE NEW YORK HERALD. nile Sh ee tatocae b! y , iT . ‘ * Ppyey , ™D cA WHOLE NO. 11,021. NEW YORK, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1866. PRICE FOUR CENTS. Sa sn mores at Ae Me mR meme ae a nh Sat s t ss - 3 * servante, who wished to poison her, The Empress | qvently asked why the Dnev ik Warsaw paper in insecent... The Lan : q me a wa not by tha Governor, thertare ” Taxa, iu fnet, now bungry.”” Kussian above quated) bas Intely begun to attack France. THE BALTIMORE TROUBLES Tho. state ot dlacyland i wt this very ined Be § Gorwnur cannot pane Probably it has couvinced ficell that the Palish worm fe} ened with invasion by arm oo i prone, oS mio, | der Cuirten ner, ae tb wing at the enteuile (f Rusia is fe Ly Framer. ks it t tone have been forned city of | ans ant 1 eans artont and atten s 4 vite Of diseatataetion to be tnnned by foreign sugh and to cS th rity of So-sinalnsteny se tar ae | | ” " Snonseun at ‘ ~ x serve as eeapegoats to all the French embassies that wt — un im: orine: ‘ pee heer Lak én € (reaspe 6 yw The Ronde Dividends net Paid in I fake then la?” Russla progressos with gigautle sri Governor Swann Removes the Police | i his condeney Wo f i wr hear hale The foliewing letter to Messrs, Baring on the exhject } i: is amad ipfatuadon to droam of stopping her onward ee thee aw, end Ww exale Whim. wpe ot Hhor Inauerection ex MAIL ADVICES TO OCTOBER QL. | of the Mexican dividends was posted in the Stuck Ex- | march. Proud of ber riches and intelligence, every one Commissioners and Appoints our por 1) ie walk Known Saat eo Cor Vint Loe c.auve a the comm * 7 change ow Sunday, Oct, 19:—~ }| ares rejoces 10 bo aiid Rnaan, France, ¢hrowitg : ap , on uf the Gio ynoaened go protext bus , 1 Fale > iat Ku Lacacion pm 8. M. et. Exreranon “| tvediments in our wav, aud desirous of marring our a New Board. heen f . to von tabary prow hag x ' \ f y eject them tre hazit Se ie yas crm 8. M. Be development, forgets how much Russian money finds its tbe wt i « offeers are mula | the ne . olteo, Marenal's = toed phone "1 ¥ Lipo 7 6 way late ber coffors in exchange for the products of ber } Sy ee directly r thee rc . bA Fe A a 7} 1 por ' » © 1 wr dn aader pre H ae ahs pave Serene Ooms oA n “ pageus 1 au. 3 . , ot > we ovate shee eat a a ‘ " ‘ Maxinilian’s Promises to the Mexfoan | woterisr;ristse o£) hy ron ricinus tomers | "Pom th lacl owe semianeata boing ofelly ale thet aad ie aes | te , is hs th Sare\ seowerainnent te’ & Mane propagated among th. as the rabject ’ te3 Jot mptioity: witt whom the Patico | ston with the gor Bondholders i et Uo tana widen dae PeSeiinas | Fecal ur negthorng qmpre, tt periaps pit mai | TRO Governor’s Decision Bold | jeri sacoscithon vy" 4) sy and, aa ma ae ed | have aleo reeewed the oricinal document signed by to conclude thut the Ruesan government think the < ry effurt to 7 t oe ogy ena! ? ti saad Rondhalders, which T huve now the honor toretuen | have reason to look forward. t foreign complicatic and FirminTons. - aul ouvrage. Gut the 1 hot Leave bie ADP am i eda peta 2g fn eo lade yeaa against which it woult be better to prepare pu Cation this power of th vias & " imner * ie aeeonee opinion at one, True, the babit of invemporate thought | ee —~— chunge of their (flows dttth elainnou Ahab: boy , tt % $0 charncteriatie of the Selave, may be ‘ row il peave « ene The Empress Carlotta- * nae bape Sans ohsvassenitia ei she gaara ss De | sper ajipointed vot October, other ren » made until th ment, which, therefor ust not be ta! for tore ‘ HAE deiiyitely enow eat Ww Ge Condition at Miramar, quired to make ymentof the dividend ts | than they are worth. In the present instance, however, ee ” fia he savipud (how net to alt be eomp loved, this ) cannot have effect without the | there is auch edu ty aud perseverance in tho tingea their. suitor, by force WUE co sely eutirely apou togsl weararos ye Sforemntd vonaition. “We mat, convaqueniy, wall wow BF | asitude of the Insp'rod prea thas, the probability oF tion fue the smut inrening jers froma the government, to who! r in on the sp red pre obability 6! me x ae an of the jx of Uy . i saat Buble tinder Ein Gaia fiche tole suipakanup ba.reseg Mele ‘nerorations bring baved pon facts to i must bo General Grant and United States | cove, wih one em 10 apply to Jud . wo ANSUTADCE Of Wy Uistinguiahed consideraGon. owned, greatly increased. indeed, I was atew days ago wafkvorable Ln prERsiON | arrow, bo be mrorn t Bussian Irritation at Napo- ese miniee,JcM-DURAX, | in'n ponitfon to communicate, cerusim tateligenee calen To ay inthe Tauro. cout . : To Messin, Baring Bronumns & Co lated to corroborais the megivings alarming the Rus- ops in the City. Intolerant viow thut loyally resided only with thoy leon’s Eastern Policy. — ; sian mind. : support rtiste polloy;, 16 Ut wok m reasonable ut cron The Commiesopers ep Pleusing Promises and Good Latentions. _—_—- nee (hey would claim, in thy sbaagce at way instructions from } to-night Special pottostnen ire ie re ie ae [From the Paris Constitutionnel, Oot. 18, the Police Conamiss . Who ralliee to interfer, to | the etude bouses are strong » evil The last steamer (rom Mexico brontht ‘ations to the CANADIAN CONFEDERATION. ry, challenge the vou of all who do aot come up to thelr | 4 ce 2 soy | French Governwent from the Emperor Maximilian, in rg Plans of the Deposed Com- et ignore the wialication vt x soon | toe eee Attempt of the Cretans to Fire the Turkish | wnici vis Majesty declares bis frm intention mt» ret | The New Engtinh Power Beside the Anterican P ¥ ad votns, Ho prainly pointed wut vy BROOKLYN INTEULIGENE Defore any sacrifice iu order to fulfil Avs engogements fo Republic. missioners, areater wih of authority ‘i Fleet Off Candi Prance and the lnlders of the Merican tends. Lhe Con- | © wecah'shee? 7 to go Debind th aud Tee whou the “ vention cnnelnded on July #0, by which the Emperor | 74, ,4/ram the andor fimes, Oct. 19. his ee? Mouse ws legal Yours, The Governor bext reviews the | Cyyxcaros or tue Otesnow Inathed!-fha inquest be mr of Oxtord last nicht gave bis anual dinner hi iseasinth to the official and other leading personages of the city, pout. two nchdred and tutte, facvaed the Duge of | Hey Are Anxious to Avoid a Riot, but Will jaw and the various decitions under it und Tw, aud sane Op at Lollows nee ih the cane proves beyond «di rnleioners have violated the registra tio! Ly nol, in the Gletran ¢hat was resumed y San! Dee testitied that ha lives im Newark. % the want tam youre, Wen Lo iw Maxijnil do consents to aseign a part of the Custom House revenues, 18 to be carried into execution on No- Notwiihetanding the inconvenience this ar- Confederated Uanada as aa American Peon msat-iilt cause tothe duances of tho new ean i > | Mariborough, the Right Hon. FEdwapd Cardwell, M. P., ah 7 wives Hable to the chagge of misconduct , saturday mig, leat ovd & bed pre it is perualtted to hope that. the st palattons will he Iaith: | tue iene Hlcu J, We Henley, M. Me Kesist the State Authorities and Pro- tn by etealing und permitting Wo row up vb see ore A Power. tions of the Emperor Maximilian, it is hoped that evens HeNe Right Hou bs Hh Cardwelt replied in behalf of is lest Against Federal Interferene ap! with their complicity, # violeut 1 , whe two wae (Torta: e vod he “city members.” During his speeok he vaid:—len- St agai Orkrenes. Leentiog all «2 disioyal whe doe nos adopt coe . be bo tad never mean Defer &e. ke. &e. may n-¢ be strongen than hia gvyd mntentions. tlemen, we haveall, I am eure hed with interest the i nope teat g x | Mire. Jieaman muggeated Usa oe So progr ss of that great republic with whieh we are con ae Ro beathe = The Governor concludes ax follows > soe ct eating detha tn One® The Cunard steamship Anctralasinn, Captain Cook THE EASTERN QUESTION. destresglwape. to maiuinin the mos seleabie roletnun Tho Governor ot the tate runner stiri from hin duty thay bes Cn 3 ntain the m st amicable romtinns, , o tho peoples, The threat of ariied combinations al which Jett Liverpool at four v'clock on ‘the afternoon of . ‘ . wma ciorover, we have been gran tow | Sketch of the Origin and Progress of | ji ff yavoon tru viber iawn to overtirn or Octobe: thi ‘i f the 2 The Latest Despatches Reports frow the | still more closely by that material bend, the electric awn, could banily be-onpected: te bim fore ingle F 20 and Queenstown on the evening of the 2lst, | ius of Wur in Candin—influence of the | Wire Wateh with iriendly interest the pro- the Trouble. moment from the wnikgeling exercise of ail the func arrived at this port yesterday afternoon, gress they are muking in the r construction of thelr lax heen clothed, The people of ff the «reat , . tio ear cable dewpatches w her day of sailing Atune, Oct, 11, 1866, before been. ide by wide with that great republic, but in Or Seat ee daily puneed Velwitte and Methane ‘The Protestant Bishop of Tuam, in Ireland, Lord Plun- The adyontage reported to have been recently gained | not in any ewulation of its surpagsing greatnoss, we are The main facts relating tothe difficulty that tas eaured iho proper olleem after full examination ints Aone bagethor: Me Lalilfy mk 4 ie two com k by the Cretans appears not to possess the importance | af tht: moment employed in the intresting werk of con- ) such an excitement in Maryland way be briefly summat | tieir qual fleations, & wtitational each admipigtered | Pye te 62 gether, al © qual died, on the 19th ultimo. abucting & mw community by uniting the various pro \ Metal | up iets. A ae ‘ communi D » | iced. During the-rebelilo el al ine none and wll, mud th ; atte p fie ‘Advices from Egypt represent the cotton crop of that | attributed to wat first. ‘The engagement in question | Vee or ‘Hirth Norte Amosee In une comedoration ad. Daring <he-rebellion the loyal party Gaining COR. |e an oan eae) voleth, They Obs AAIMABEA 10 bb. wi by T abe forking oye ye ate eeuatry as 0 very large ono, tums out to ave been merely a recouaotsanee, in | They will no be ov a greatne-s to compare with their | Wolof the stale enacted wotringent law for the egls- | Jy vtariy banal, any aele ak he hate af tae Ex. | SE ber hy na paeeminy abe ie im which large numbers of the Turkish forces took part | powerful neighbor; there wil! be no rivairy and there | trauon of votora, virtually disfranchising all Southera ive that # may not O06 exeluded by a poweriul 1 tek hee biebams ae. Serie Eire 0 the 2, etaee mas: Pr oil Will be no jealousy; but extending, ae they will, from | sympathizers, Th assess be ‘omb.nuilon under the @uutrol of the Police Tho rem Of the aviae We have reason to believe that the Minister of Foreign | with trifling Jose. te Rocky Mountain to the Atlantic Ocean, with amun- | "Y™Pathizers. The execution of this law waa given to puwertul 18 BuMbxes, but because | “tl! be sake Afirs bas addrexsed to the governments of the Catuolic | The officers of m Nussian frigate, that has arrived in | limited ierrilory, with a large population, with commer. | Certein re created by it, There was a vowrd of regis~ , have heragote (inthe Mh of Suse leg Samack & Biates « ciroular respecting the, Komab question. the Pirmux, report that when they were leaving the port | Cal euterpese, and with maritime energy, they will eon- | tration, aud for the city of Baltimore m Hoard of Poles the State, company D, United Migben artillery The Hidependance Bulge of Uewobar 39, haw the COHom- | Se Canon shey. met Turkish. vessae bringing nurnorous | SUIMIe Me mein community among then ime ol Nhe | Coruusounna Th lat ad dhe appolitment oth aiene mae ber ce : ier ees Murentman families into that harbor. This ¢ramstance | themselves an todependent mation, but they Hostaen of the oliy and of the judges and cleskn of sleo “lanmene pyr ed rumors of changer projected 0 Et has given rise to different interpretations, Some be- | their highest pride and privileye to remain the foremost | tion, During tho yeur 1865 a regiatrasion of voters ns ean KBow no part Mapoleon in the composition of hia Cabinet—rurours tbe | lieveihat tl fatailies were those of native Turks be. | dependency of t : Tae ee He Se a ectap ina i mkiniaioed wh of England. (Cheers) , from which all were rigidly excluded who hud not n known during the war as faithfal Union men, ight complaint was made, although, doubtlen, much hardship was felt’ by those especially who had jinme. | taien no actife part im the war for South , dated the 19th of October, @orrectness of which buve denied, and which owe | gieyed vy the Grovks at Candnnoa, in the district of aver @heir origin only to that scarcity of more serous news | seiinon, whom Turkish troops had been despatched to which continues to prevail in French politics, are begine | pring aff by er, while oilers imagine these famitios ITALY. Bing to disappear, ‘There ix no longer anything said of | helony to Keihy innos P M the retirement of M. Fould, nor of substitution of It sppeare certain that no further dectsive attack has ‘ @eneral Fleury for Marsha! Randon. Finally, the asser- | heen mode by ihe Durco-Eyplans; indeed, at Vrysers, ‘The City of Venice ion respecting the alleged inclination of France to con- | where the Leypuana were so badly cat up, the ©) A deapetch from Veni wo of the whale people, ff the laws are ob * , re wih made them, ant aot mt Bon, hie right mind reponswie, = Me is exec nb dueed to enlial wv OkINE pe Me wonld bring WrenceD Ty Bivu SimG—tn the Court of Peastonn yester eftien, The Is tot ca i jing indus Kagell, alto « ship esrpenter, of about the ern inde adenve, Before Ny barter — election y wink and Unougltless mou to raiow a ‘# joint intervention of the Catholic Powers at { pean the luuite. says:—In accordance with the convention coucinued | vec " - rn * catia th het Tome, ‘which we thought it right to mention yesterday, | rhe \n-urgent# continue animated by great confidence | tween General Moring and Genere) Leboouf, this elty was & piace om the 10th of leat montis, there | tie sarard of ee re b rol Tee, oe Bee oli ans t'nikg ting Bas also become weaker. In the suceess of their undertaking. Their weak point ip | banded over to the municipal authorities Usis morning at | was a jew rogietration ef voter parcdally osde, b dow ich dererven atnoag all order. | fF buratary before in prison. “The loses of the Parksian stockbrokers om account of | aroanieni, and tuo Groeks are monking extraordis ry | Sane Cath. zs piace eas wud the election the Judges appointed by the Police | Noving euizwne of whatever political party. They wud Prowse 41 SOCUEFY. - About thiree pifor! ” arms initio q COURSE, arn pnt Gen Jomann, the Avstrian |» A (“gee qq a ledton Pits -oae Tet o ot th a defaulting speculators during the lato financial crisis | $00)'* | yw private “individuala, the Greek govern: Governor, loft for Ite-te. On his departuse he received | "uitsioners refused to recognize it, and throw out thy | be doing hers, if they Beaded ee ood | rll eeseytiore focus <nae Bes cond the various enored wm amounted to 1,900,000 france. ment contamiing (0 observa strict teutrality, Numbers | wuanimogs marks of reepect from te erowd, wich he | voies of ull whose axmey wero not ou the lisoy af inv a TEMr Es tredupen | a pty a ered ne viemend i ct of volunteers have left for Candia; but the Cretans do | and his stall courteously returned, eas vt - he culy > hi “a 7 “ wt nrpown of forme vc Advices from Madeid (October 19) represent the state cise ince: ay any aaeraearial pia atin uleeak The Ralian Gag was fovwted bn the tower of Ft. Mark year, By Bie@us the city was kept in the hands of | the ds Of the Parogmired Pe pesensonn hee oo @ the ef financial aflairs to be very critical. It ie stated that the revolt was not anticipated in Greece, and sook | and was onluted with a anivo of one hundred und one the cal The namber of voters, according to the | ttt sins bes der ana iwote «few rrmartn angle ra i ie proposed to trout the taxes of 186% paid in antici- | piace just at. the period when copsideraiie Amancial em- | WDe. [mmonre euthurianm prevailed. General di | new vopletry lists, wae about 25,000, he whole vou | MAU |e Mn) eiNke of (oe qentting, | \oneiteraing Aacaeaen, potion to mest government exigencies, a8 w forced loap, | barransuent weiched cpom the country. The Gmeks, | Revel the tunic pal arthorities, and the N#ona | or ino ciiy was extimated wo bo 86,000. AL tie munl | In thelr foey wil uot, Lew Portes then im chm adopaen of & Pomme tian Chm a teva however. «how yreai enthusiaem in the cause of their | Guard, then procerded to the railway sistion to mort the ‘ and to demand the payment of the tezeo imAhe eOsUIDK | neoshern aid come to Unie xawistanee with all the means | Jahan troops, who were reerived with prownged elver | i)! eleot year as°umai. At the came time itt asserted that # | ai tiiwir diaponal. . Yean of £200,000 has deen conclodea with some Parir The Perkin government has probibited the entrance "fine city is rienly decorated with tn: open) so rankem pre been utr bow iedeiitid ch, Moc Widen Pi ey nuivew to be lated from tne nail off daty a Inw-adiring reforced W, Mr. Chapwan, the ridleal eam | Oe er yy inpulhive snd. RookiOae mle “how ILcy didate for Mayor, received 6,405 voter, and waa elected | nave the court alweym open t Sheir grievancer yaw s grand | iy aw majors 2.840, showing a total yuu of lnm th ow” thet fy of of Greek nawuzapers into heTurkish domiaiuns, awd it | illumination tukes place this evening. siden as taghiations Riau tied Ce Te tases Cee aeadarT coer Qenking firiux. ‘ Us even reported tat letters commg from Grosee ure —_——- 4 AL rat the conservatives: contem piaied oooh a too moet indignation the iustraos Jota Bright,in his revent spoced im Glasgow, con- | opened and rat by Taskish offte India. ton jatocs Capi hens en os is ee LT 1 Us lutervene tm hemedagnestic affair of (easted the Presbyterian chitrch of Scotland with the Pro- | I! ix sat that tho bipckuile of the island of Candia se. : CALORIE, Sep 2, Te eee eee STIIOE Toe te cn ae eae | a woll known revolutioni*s ond uiitalle fom an aljin . clured by the Tarvs bas heen found inseMcient, and that It iy stated that one-half of the pupulution ot HEY Wi sory tet nsatherter ° vs Siete, who repudiated already by bbe tewiog a8 estant church of England thns:— the Gree. govaroment, it ageordance with (he principio } hav per shed from hunger. pref ape Best tbe aopeianmient ef sem'eaes 1) Se arly vite who he Men@peraung (or | Abram ol Kirehmar, Trumam Hebetttl, Jace A thins . Toigot be w 0 a whoa he Oy es Bg fo , % chareh. euablighient, Sbearh I lara dona the. srenty of Paris, bas refused ty & Cholers hae appeared in the famune districts of Hengat | Wy woe che tastier the Hy 10 exe Dade hiAd, abel” ore | Kawimr es Sse Heucher, whe were aeremiet ow Wades wivonse an evils ot . rt Large eubocripiions are being mare for the rejie® of Une thee Lo mags war, has already Petired froin | aay ofiecnsom by the julion of the Barye-@ltte presines an Ape re! x al, pe 4 saflerers. " / Oeommble anahinations i ) vemahahine and ear ment of a hi even of a repul Austrian Acconats, A plentiful harvest bs expected nee ontop whitch by ‘Mean form of goverument ar com, with the bierarchi- Vinwwa, Oct. 20, 1886 condi kod. He mite nut for ject & Unlied tates it, a radical, Senator ie fow re-elee <a) establiehment of Kngiand, In reotland the boand- aries of the established church do not, with any degree —if mdeed they do at ali—mark out the | nople aun on peMlag over The Vienue papere publish velegrams from Coustaati- NO CABLE NEWS i 1 cucmy that diseensione continue to prevail ote The Newlouns a a spenet all RUE de In hae site (ue Cindi. ‘The Suths base cap- nd iolegraph lines were down, both | eH ks Gowernoe | en ‘ : 4 haem x the | aad Suaiai Ata Piers we pallrnlly, af 500m on Lis design of ibe | ver people, | fin reek ors cr coarse. iniseab att eoeagtions HIDE | (ured a stork uf wwvvivion: and monitions belonging to | ® day and Thursday, and we conseqvontiy have » Was apparent the radionue beuwene alptwed | PP it Camnoratizasion of te Oe Artin haath tery party. ot Knvland. These are the reasous why in the inaurgenty ” oie 16: 180 ro later oews from Kurope by the cable. © prospective lost Of thet puwary and at once a r * orponization an it bang a. ioetall be a baptytl cam poten 9] Winkie me VIENNA, 5 4 - ory was raved, Forney wrote a lecer to the Phil cae remore ti » proper — relations er ee ‘ie country your representation is 9o much more, IM MY Ly. Yona papeie publiah the following wnted ixe NEWS FROM JAPAN min Pras, in whiek be wrralgued 4 with (hy State and the jaw pom which it tab-chdus womnee 4 @pinion, Sredilabie to your i eliigence and SAvantageous ‘ fe the empire thao unui of other perta of the United | fens Con Kingdom. » ounded i have » desire tw Vine wife ol De, Bunton at Wi) ser ot O11 8) pew it. There har cris d to-day: ~ matter, pruetal O08 Weve made wh alterapt to set fre fo the east f if the Gov yeneral government for ai J o prot wat 1 the partion: i Puriish feta Condin War With the wid wivcraich Resse core of bis appointn to protect ud i ie difewit et, pen The Lowton Times of tae 11h of Oetober remarks, in| ine province of He aun had boon evacuated by the | OF Agate Admiral Hell Acts Contrary te ok soem th : kp aad eeeecanen oa bloudehed, “rath te reamed to i easa Wes cob ‘Ma city article :— Turks The Cre ae no urgents are aid to have morrler- whole Nor ready to march jaw Maryland the Request of the Geverner of Nugasaki, , Lim twat the yubsing ten heed Sy ‘The Fran 0 anencoy bearing S fag of trace cent by Kiril Pacha, 1 do baw vinet the constituted aathorities of ihe . one are eee - acct i oer o- eee teat | Servis hues Cowan led irom the Porte tho mame con- | ress de. uate. The whole radical pack took up the ery, and mid arse, Use respw wpm | se npuning eoned ower Gmovey and the ital absence of any political exciia. | C*sslour as tliow ssavied t the Roumanign govern: Wasninetos, Now, 1, 1466 wn a proporly bat a ! 3 ke iD stand Hpon the eopatituton spe meut. There is « feeling of Tm eo cannot | Mant Derpatches ware received at’ the Navy Depariiment | 1 polis, Were KLrygg)t ’ ¢, and Ubere | will ratitinne te stand wnt THE FENIAN TRIALS sd es meee The furkieh Mip'asy would remain in power for the was made 10 evprar of gress ‘ impinad upon nie by the people of = present thie morning Crem Acting Rear Admiral Kel i sn and Conte - on the ol Margiand hall be delivered bec. | The Cormwall Prisoners Arrnigued at Te * tog the East India squadr 5 conpervat tot ther tite mn” fe of a thrones route, Napeteon’s VPelicy Townr Turkey and | July” The Hartford, tt * ir acheme Of perros! vy ring efforts of mtr Greece. was at weak! om the 13t Admiral Kell fatted a8 y do, | detion wt ied dacrort qos this mx Per tear, Oe exchanged visite with the ¢ #0 omicer of the days, pryoured noariy | 8 can only vay Me in bt presence of the dinicuuim which bave arisen, the Em. | % ber arnvsi at that time, in conseqnenes of the arrival en be puraianed at Wo dear 4 emt pigh ye esaat ‘The #teamabip Maxeilia, with the beavy portion of the a goveruinens han remained faltbful to the policy | im port ot the Hartford, and of the Mittish Vice-Admira ( whieh I aa tiovornor of the a Mary hated (o Snewer tO Lhe question Todia, China and Australia usils, arrived at Southampton | of © pervauem om! prey which # bas constanfly | Kiug vith the setacere Rerah aover ay diene mine sod Pr “ enor 0 ra wale on he day te i at her { the cour whether they eere ready fos . ne four other sieamers of his squadrov, and aleo of Sie | ic a penpie pa As a overuor uf Mary tays, 0 tet, bes wonid he om the Béeh, 18> Gesober 20, She alue i. Che Crotans auccnede: rr . . 20, bad £422,07%, gold dunt value £17,000, | followed in the Best. (bw Crotans aw st in gotsing | iacvey Fark, tne British minister at Javan, wh Geechee Henan abet to Cechingnen dite altamuens Zi eetk’ Shay Geaecaan aidaniad and Torkich bonds value £900. She peported that the'| ‘err complains tad before the Sultan. The Arbus andor of France a Coustastnople recommended the | it is understood, yranied | several inierviows, in prominor ¢ im retary Of State served aa official jah frigate Feabel Segunda, with Senor Deos-di 7 ine them in rt ty. i that port, of the Tycoon wMtheianding the erase ary tor shicheetes: desadsinen aieieheen nm Sponiad Local jangiers, 5 Coaaae to teow. having } authority and atzuma, a dieent: nted nonie, «home territories jay tod 09 appens oy | Ooene he Gove wer ol p Lave vere Confined | Dell arrived at Mazaqan and demanded ratistaction for | Qumugnt. poran wo susefulinivence, ax the | 1B the southwest of Kinsin, and who is Loni, aleo, of tne appeared oy own | cou 1h ths Ura aman | Corn 'eait joy, oevived in thin cay Way for the purpéne the alleged insult to thesmpamsh fing by the Mo ish | same time the F n4ul in Canea held language us yf mc . mere: haiek than ‘au horily wo re 1 of waning ther ua. Thee wore hash sted a ss of re eters depo of the tion al agannk woven Ulney ate Cotspen ea oy Oo odittals, eho emorted them im 8 streee Governor Bomejedi in Lavine seized and panishe wo | wullabie io dimiraie pepuise luwome | Mut the governor of that ely informed the foreign (ow ny Take 4 te med é pokes apirtt wh wished w Moors under the protection of the spanish Vice Consol at | cnc vbpea ioe wih of thin erst G4 bet thinks an Insartection spr that the Tycoon i# wt war with the Prince of Nag oners at Montrent. Mazagav. The Moorish Governor sc: toail the de | right to avait the ‘al of the Ottoman envoy, and | Lord of Pimonosaki, and requested thet no men-« Privl of the Venton Mr mands of the Spaniards, made a publi ordered | they provoked tho atroggie on the eve of bit landing. & vesssie ahould pass through those. Stn se " 4 Nev. bao Pe i Pe Hood flowed, and (ue riing, beiug encouraged by maul id see. Admiral Bel) hed previously de aa weil , | thee At ined & prOckenaiem ay the soidiers to be fogged who had cartied out his order, | ruiations in the Archipeano aud even In Groove, ae that route, and calling (© mind the ins tny, the sich aie. porn ine et ry term of the Court of Quewu and saluted the Spanish flay. sumed at rst s suffcieutiy disquieting ebarscter. that was offered ihe Wyoming, (he last American was tion the « Hove bet (he Dalnes Of Mediord, Oenete Kast, 1 cow at dispiay#d the flag thors. three yrern ago, “a ettent thet | The News of Fi Affairs, et © Kalrnapee The Sew Coumine | i . ak Decomiar, for tee nal af he The steamer Medway, which hed heen employéd in the | | The Hanpert’s Lew A ubens on hin way from | 900 feeling newared sleo (iit Tk woula becmne a weriows rulwwaln of Battlin re Mayur will Recoaniae the New | fro: ~ oe io Momtvenl They are Jato Atlantic Telegraph Kxpedition, arrived at Queewe | ih) hose aid ai) he voald (o calm the exoMement. In ivesaive sletien te pelt Commerse with, iitogs, sauated le theit ad, for tw | | atenct we Se ee | y . wishin the [piand Bea, the Pacitic tine mere ue 6 izahe Recreienn ' ue wentan of the Fetian tered town on tho morning of the 20th of October from Nova | spired by the feeiiugs of bene, olent solitude wath oni ahcrtly to be morted (0 run for Cuma, if thes ttnporieas Ce Nov timm 9 . “ tn haw 1 bey ime et Hoots she lom her propolier on the 14th of October. nates the French gover mmens Wowards firecce, the Marquis Pail kb co cals of Vennaytvania . the Hell r 4 ‘was allowed to he closed without the comment of our fopered ‘o Invade ibe Stale, Gevernor ° Sean Soe Serene ae a ve ian coumale were erate, | Minister, be decided. to qo Uhrough she siraia, but In anf hare et and theaty pre. | 120 cramimionars and appeiating new | ANAMY’ EXPRESS. ROWRERY THE EMPRESS OF MEXICO, Tully received. The agtiation has mow Jost de grymty in | Ofer 10 Guirl AY UueAsibed: the goverbur tight enter a A move | ones was not mate put ome time aller ite | - the islands and Geek provinces neighboring w Crete, | ‘Aiambout it. went Lum word that bo would hold ao ter. er of Lue State a tins a | Cone, mew 1 been ~e wn nee and the ‘retons thegseives appear less disinetined to course With the rebelkous Prince of Nogaro. J author be eouled down the | © the fer colette’) dae lah wan eeut, Hewater Fient, Symptoms of Her Attack ef Miness | respon to tie goucilimury appeal which the Port bas | Atiire! Bell informe the Department (hat several air of btu Suen, and thay subsided ato | People mwniiig Use mvpe neni of woe Rearguinen. Commer Tayler then ner Many. Dienppetnemeums | kro een caves of dysentery and fever bad occurred the Mart ne pram, md Ot he concewan of ford and Wyouing, coniracted a: Hoog Kong aud Sbapgba:; bot the change of air from the postiient cox of China had such « beneficial influence \hat he d.seasce have ovariy disappeared NEWS FROM FORTLESS MONROE. Major General Schofield oo an tnapectin, Tour The District ot Norfolk, Va.. Session. Judue Caderwood Presides, Youran « Mowner, Nov, %, 1806, The schooner Loey Aletauder, trem Arecibo for Hab timore, arrived to-night, and roport« tat brige Castor sud J. W. Wison, for Baltimore, with cargoes of sugar, were lowt in the early part of October, near Arecibo, vet Voew be Gomrk met at aim vag, District Auerney Carter eptered voll of (ee Mate of Comeen) [Paris (Oct. 18) correspondence of London Star.) | a — ey: mt RUSSIAN DISTRUST OF FRANCE. Tt would appear that ber mental state gave cause for alarm to her eutovrag: even betore ber arrival in France, Mocking an AnthKunsian Allinace constantly xpokh of the immense responsibility ste had | {#etli@ (Oct 17), corre ~ dence of the Loudon Timer.) ammumed, On arriving in Paris, although indirectiy pro- ‘The language of ihe lan Goverminent preee in re for the Emperor's refuse! to alter the period be | E°Tt \ the Flnug & dow of the Kaaterm question te i Gxed upon for, the evacuation of Mexican territory | Wr". a le gal it behooves me to notion it French troops, ciated in her desire to pave & official und ve perms interview wiih Napoleon Itt tue reauttare alt bute ape ctwourad’ ng th ou ad davetet “oile a Masntla, A 9 | ie MipeDt Aven. their Warse® contempor and Kindness for which be ie eo re. | * Meller campaign agains any Mow ore : : F port ws the pivwding (or Cow p The beginning of HOUnOL! 6 ae orp Od Ih Commdeniag ponte he whevment ane of the coor” He than prerereed to 1 HO nem, Couto ding that my entrabra leh had ee ft the prmenet, ated tnat on the voile & Grady an nnd thet on far ov eritonee hed en prod wed ‘ to Heelan agerudizement. Alemewil others | anc brought part of he crews and parweugers. and Of urepromebat tenon Ww the weqalt be remiaine) absolntaly firm The Kem- | Tene awd Frur. com, for a foie shore of Oeir | Major General Echiofeld, accompanied Uy Brigadior a \ ‘imubwmete mige unfortunately lot ber head completely: | nih On (tukins prewn\ fisions with Angra, Lin | Gen Biunt and eal offieerr, arrived this afiernoon frum Ps Pi ae Fee coined We warve eit (he paumer of Goorge forgot ber seif-possesnion as to Kive way Ww soon w enlarre more fuiy, Wat wnat the Cars | Rictmond on an lorpecting tour, He was received by a wenn eeinion Interviews Bee | osu | Maiote from (be fort, aud reviewed the troops of the rel Greet and the Old and New gerrioon He returns @aturday wo Ric hinond. Police Commissionera, The Rev. Mr. ‘cCloskey, brother to Archbishop Me. BR ny, of New York, President of the Americas Col Gwersot Svsen pronounced bh eyom of eavitemeat, and made use | Qe int ininks of French poite; m Vy ks venets yet (lis moment, ape Rot saly Ey Foy en wotwitheunnding i ayparer! seer ee wil! D8 oten fron accustomed ” the fuiowins re ree rat taae nf vespeat, and, ot the | The Aust (mera, 2 Wa ‘dt the Sov. 1, 1808, nin the cae ‘ Laas were Dosee, (odes tet Oe martes ‘ 1 dere s verbal et net w government paper . b ‘ Pea od ng a a leetatetabeatrici i blledee @ Cometiononer: thie morsing 0h ee, Sd encret ove aa, te uno; ertiaies of a nivpilar | jon the an: We veink. He removed the Comminionere, Hla de pte wile | Cane of Juin frone, iicred an ecomery to the meander eesed rurrerpuate AO pois Siete bate Gates y document, cov come “ " fe 4 med Wy cinaat tee ark Teeny fron le Arce Coram, triage Ot Mace froin Covrtantivepie the Marycu oa Mouatier | lneiners b Relbiat wee anand ork Ccncanniiiane scatee diomounneg | DATTEE Whal* 201 100 barrels wperen wl 40d 16,600 porate tm hewtile cperaiions agains Kuna, He hoe fetadden | Surf was transacted. Ip consequence of the ateence of Y w nes ardey is duewhar® fiw The Shere: Acreeda per Crom Ocactaly Hee tring the Porte b: vate vnwe lauds inthe Moditarranren Rar the’ Darict Attorney, LH. Oleander, the Court ad | he aueins Cues Oar. 2h.ihe tebe 80 | | joarned unit’ the Srvt Porsday of December, fo Ydwinwtering the owth to jurors, the portion re rr Tye Governor way ered the charge: © . tat Vane and remer wage they | 97 gun cutee of Om emergnn-y somo pare the sireet te-elaht, ait The on ae B,-4 st the Breech Bint ch pave been tuvnght, decgned'y made | (ine the oath of allegiance to the eroment wae . oat the late teu ora One man, Ob wes bedl Curing oy -_ w<otot —— ot Paras cluding | omitted, In the charge the Jodge thelr attention Rapa moe me nbers of the City Cou a r . # cas nly he heedy variene 4 ton veyabis- pe. oe A Myre We. "Save GT wd. Beane Henn gor | MUU be called, when the court next met, to some | ee trmmin: or, ® connection wil the tame | ome vety dS ah ant Gable cee re 1 0 orm, Wading a eran Whew NW, det ovserg in the | rite inal Ioeimemy, bas offences against the revenun ry guidance ty the cae, ond Lawe arrives - e fdand tower caged, Geis’ ‘reesmatesa 0g * | rawe-ftowsian Jeaaue, temo. | 6% poeta awe No reference Wan made to tbe vane of proce’ oriely Wout | Mamered Plane of the Deposed Conmiason. noailys om —~ - hat seek sy gilmore matht be ly che inure | TetAreon Dawe Poee COMmmimione A the opering Haurimons, Mow 1, 108 Lane Oe ORO, Me, oe, WT ae of ol tends im wolve “4 i tee Ww appear before (b+ Governor spon The 064 Polsce Com: = qieeits. However We may ba, terimin t NEWS FROM HAVANA ee ee ee * cetgeere ot the Ave Sopten Woold redo ee o at foretgnate, vines roger, ate nonmipetent 9 | Kiewert were coment TF tenga | f0rk of (he ianding of a sore Tere om 1. b tre that the Commiasionsr, through their Under the lew ahich crenten tee Bound of Dulce (ow | ten Woe ler Ratroed ea ent Cound, have © some ertomt rotten Lovin elepa and au | Miner Mn Ohelemet Kut eT have tem wmpie roped, om 4) te conten ‘e r 3 Q i 1 (he charges mivcondre ta ioe offence for whit they might | “Ure Bed atvnwe, Ws mt Known Aetiaiiely yor) oo 1m Pyepee'y mel sed heat A am Dave wen bain oepore't Wehout any further loqury | that they will do, bul Ue tehered wey ell ake emer | fort, Maw, wer wooly Ommed by Gre the inte tie, evideuen of o(feial mincusduc: (n ihe late sie | wer cours as the following ~ Aidt la bude tae oo on, seed ead Ube 60g onan Ue appear aud snewer Ony Spann Goyermn tight have te prop-eahe as.1 a0 | Pee wideratany Ee ee THOF (Oh 6 eny CmETERRKY Wertade (het foroe witty A ge Wh) 9em Pander bet arin meee wie oy ‘ans Gletion, te wien they mult Ko pet haeee @he baa re ‘ A 1 my hg a= rum mane a ee date ye reno OS ae wo Esa (as7S & Chon. ywor eeeiGe pipe roamed 8) at vied he ell) higher power ~seterved Armmwens, te., Wor | Wee nie ‘kann “ we rom atl parle a Ue ake repent 8 very | porgeonean n tocar Wa ‘enay., Bat eo ee Se he Onoman pe er r. Governor, it “ ' { Devel rn qe tite 4 ng omponnd pete ety ma: OF Or of ‘ho Wane, %e ‘come WESTORESTEN BTHLUGEOCE. 1 OM whereing Se haan A Rees til + percmel ome evening, whiTh wae ope hi ke, did wot ceoomnpeDy | (Ne Bimpharn: to Jat, ta thee ety, reteeliioue A Ror Varennes ma Wee ke hey mamma Gomepe iabed on ihe | The ramen duown wut in Lise fest eaitoneee wf (hie regimenia 6 per 1 Reed. 30, 0 600 Of cae af tbe rename of Verntue, ty Aten by she Seer fovea payer Teun Sater few tacts! r W etehemter mrEmiy, he anchor aly Comet we OO ow oh Wor avis, , Dobe writ pete oot omgieet te * ton in the veruarwier ob the ooentry. i meus (ur Lhe Ibe reprow tes. Ue Com miamonere @ bp Arottlon oF the cative pittion of Rotel y rhe . The * ope the bende of Verte core mpemdows ot Ue SMirinily OTe 4 om fre en, wigs + chert