The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-27
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP PERSIA.
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Our London, Paris and Berlin Cores
pondence.
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LOUIS NAP0LEONN SPEECH AT BORDEAUX,
INTRACTABILITY OF THE POPE.
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0UE NAPOLRONS SPEECH AT BORDEAUX,
INTRACrABILITY OF THE POPE.
Interview Fixed Between his Holiness
and the King Of Naples.
A NeapOlitan Army to be Sent
into the ROmagna.
THE GREAT. EAs ERIN.
1esults Of Her Second Trial Trip-Prospccts
Of her Final Departure Quarrel In
the Management,

&C., Ae., &c.
The steamship Persia Capt. Judkins from Liverpool
The 18th instant arrived at this port at three O'Clock
terday morning. and full summary Of her news was
published in the HERALD. .,-
Our advces only two days later than those by the
Ocean Queen from Southampton
The firm Of p. Alexeie Co., Of Moscow, ha failed;
Shcy have had heavy transactions in sugar cotton indigo
&C.; liabilities estimated considerably half mil
lion sterling is asserted, however, that their assets
will be sufficient cover The whole, although not mme
diately available.
The Liverpool Ros of the 18th instant remarks
The Gar is now at Warsaw and commands personal
Interview with his representatives at the different cont
mental courts He does not like in great affairs to be
sidered nobody The Emperor of the French by this
formed, Prince Napoleon will be in London We are
promised decisive action the affairs of Italy, and
doubt Louis Napoleon anxious to relic his mind from
She perpexties OF his relationship to Austria.
The london Post Observes
The spirit stirring address OF Garibalai, telling the
haans TO prepare for struggles may be the first
pea struggle between the Oldest s and the st
despotsm which the world has seen; despotism
MI the indivdua social national and religious forces with
which now, more than ever, it is in conflict.
The St. Petersburg Gazette that Count Moura
ve Amourski Governor General of Eastern Siberia left
Eikoiaevsk, on the Amoor, on board Russian
steamer the japanese port of Khakodae where he
arrived on the 23d June.
After visiting Toula and Orel the Emperor of Russia
proceeded to Kief, where be to make short stay,
and then proceed to Warsaw direct While at Toula his
Majesty visited the extensive mandatory there
Aho the museum which contains specimens of all the
there since its foundation Ill., well as
the first models made after the drawings Of Peter the
Great.
is stated that notwithstanding the capture of Scha-
myl the Caucasus is far from being entirely subdued.
The Inrade Russo that the moun,ancers have
another chief, named Mahomed Amin, not less intrepid
and fana,ica than Schamy and who may still resist
Or two winters The Russian army in the Caucasus,
which composed Of co. 900 men, be reduced for
sOme time TO come.
On the sth of October there arrived a. Ageciras
French feet Of four neof battle ships and three
s,oops-ofwa supposed to be sent account of the
trouble between Spain and Morocco, there very
little probability Of its peing settled amicably.
The cholera made its appearance among the Spanish
troops, destined for the army Africa, and quarter
ed at Agecras on the opposite side OF the bay All
and boats from that place subject strict quar-
Antine for five days.
The French Moniter de rArmee of the 18th inst, haz-
ards the following singular statement in its summary of
India and China news
IL
hh) who had demanded To return Europe that
they should contract special engagement for the
paign in China, which s about to commence These
nst refused but they given TO understand that they
would fight allies Of the French and this consideration
thought at Calcutta that their acceptance would be con-
tngen on what France should do they having the most
entire confidence In her.
Our London Correspondence.
LONDON, Oct IA, 1859.
Domestic Politics Of ne Great Edaeyn-Dinners in Honor
Of the Returned Arctic Erplorers-Ano1er Expedition
7hlked of-Lady Fan1din, &C., dc.
There appears to be hard scufie between Chairman
Campbell OF the Great Eastern Steamship Company and
Captain Harrison, the former having manifested
snation Gust the latter from his command the plea
Of his being blame for the utny part
srcw and the general disorder Of the big ship We shall
next expect the chairman blame the Captain the
Amenabe explosion. The fact the vessel has Of late
been like booth at fair than aught ese and the
real reason Of this hostility arises from two
When a womans in the case,
All else give place.
10 plain terms, Captain Harrison lately expressed, in
pretty language, his Indignation at himself and
wife being asked TO Chairman Canpbelis house
lady whose reputation somewhat damaged by her ac-
quantance with said Campbell; hence cause N. /.
The second arises from Captain Harrsons manly
and Straightforward bearing sapis of Mr. Scott Russell
and his party touching donkey engines the explosion and
mammoth ship.
Captain McClntock is the London hero being feed
sure and Old friends. Amongst the latter he was last
week entertained at dinner by Mr.. w. R. Nartwell at
whose house there assembled meet him three Arc
tic celebrities Captains Osborn Young and Hobson with
Mcssrs. J. H. Dillon, Cornelius Grinnel Campbell 7. f.
Beale, John Wilkinson, Sims Reeves, j. Oxenford John
MAXWELL L; A. Chamreroijow 7. Chappel, W: Chappel,
Lucas, Qnallett, Mackay Doctors King, Hawkesey and
JOY Major sbley, Captain Forbes, (R Nd Lieutenant
Seaton and Commodore Arcedeckne. Some evenings af
forwards regular arctic dinner took place the Thach
ed House Tavern The following list Of those present viii be
acceptable S TO those who Qike Mr. Henry GrinneD
nave aken and still feel strong interest in the Franklin
expedition In the chair, Admiral Austen to his right
Capt Mcclintock to his left, Capt Young Vice Chair
Mr. McGil Admiral Furoy Capt. Webb, Capt. Cater,
NJ. EIDE, Nj. Markham, Rev. F. Parry (who made ad
1.iher, Dr. Mccormick Lieut. Asten Lieut. Mares Mr.
Cunningham, Mr.. Mares, DR.. Walker Mr. r. Dillon, Dr.
Capt Haswel Capt. jenkins, Mr. senann, Can't Nav
Mr.. RendeI, Lieut. Hobson, Mr. A. Magendie, Capt o.
Shaw, Lieut.. Meare, Mr. Harrison, your corresponden.
and sundry others TO make up sixty.
satsSed as to The fate Of her universav m 9ugn
band she will be the first TO come forward with band
some subscription towards any expedition for further
lars cling the hope that there are sur
vivors still Of the Inflated Franklini,es.
LONDON, Oct. IA, 1885,
Dinner on Board the Leraddn-P aperities Of as Com
ssandev Of KammoM SAip--fAe Right Nan for n.
Right Piace-Nouct Sights and Sotands-Rstis Of III,
Late EzPosien- Exctsino Souvenirs Of the Acsdent-A
"Pripdte Paylor' on Board the Modern Ark-Reexl1sins
As Ship's CAyonometer-Brunels Death-Saoxd TIa
Trip fhe Great EdSan- Umcevtatmty attending tie Pc
rod Of her Departure on Her Nrx VoyuSe-A
Causes, &C., DC.
lclosed my letter last week abruptly that rernem
DER indstnctly where it ended. Let was just
seated believe, at table with Captain Harrison, his
pre'y wife, their guest Mrs L. and her lovely daugh-
sel, girl OF blusaing fifteen, just budding
in'o womanhood A Lice party anywhere, but
Aooard Oh The Great Eastern, Of q bright
ahernoon' WIN good dinner before me and run over
'he SNIP 70 io'iow IL why 1t wig enough to make any
one ieei !0hy' anu SO gave way the pleasant sensa
tons Of the moment, and ate and ch.,,ed and drorr -