The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-11

Rogers, George
Hughes, Apprentice; William Foster, Carpenter; Owen
Williams, Quarermaster Henry Evans, Thomas GriNlths,
William Mccarthy.
The effects Of the storms most disastrous in all
directions, The ship England, from liverpool for New
Orleans, went ashore at Holyhead harbor
The Great Eastern rode it out all we'll
The London Herald says that the whole Of the maritime
insurance offices will be less affected by the late
gale and that in the principal seapor. towns where there
are small local Institutions the result Of the disaster will
be extremity prejudicial
England and France.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Inns reports
the state Of affairs between England and France to the
Congress IS being more encouraging and was believed
seat with the Representatives Of the other Powers for the
purpose Of settling the Italian question,
The london Herald Paris correspondent says that the
tone Of the semi official journals of Paris is daily becoming
more acrimonious towards England-the Italian difficulty
and the Suez Canal affair being the principal subjects Tor
abuse.
Parlanen, to-day further prorogued to December
10th.
Sucz Canal begins by asserting that the prohibition sent
by the Sultan to the Pasha Of Egypt has been obtained by
TO the Powers of Europe and especially 10 France,
TO know this fact officially France need hot be astouish
ed only in accordance with her eternaly aggres
sve and selfish policy England is charged with the de-
sign Of running NJ d. Ies0rs IN order ut future time TO
cut through the sthnus and thus complete her line Of ex
elusive fortress Jersey the Indies the
time to put herself position to cut of all comnu
nicaton between France and Algeria. This plan,
says, is grand conception bat too ambitious for
the present day, and France will not stand II.
Tho C0rstitniond contains article the Suez
Of decidedly menacing character.
Letter of the 22d inst. from Naples states that her
Majest ship Exmouh has been teegraphed for to Malta
to protect British interests at Naples
Interesting from Spain.
EXCITEMENT ON ACCOUNT OF THE WAR WITH MO-
NapoIEoN AnyANoINo WAR MATrRIA,. AND 0asu
To oryrN IsArrI,f,A~ r,sMT nrrwErN IRISH AND
rNcfIsH m ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0r rur
N.w.S ropcrs ~ INV srp yrs
a. a. a,s a. s ~ Madrid % - ne osh ~ oconor
our aaEees rom Maoria afc 70 .he Lon q ocSoSr % 49,
scne OF " ournes re,a'e INA. lne aay On "u,ah ne
va ~ ~ upo' vac " usp'v 80 .i - " - ;, " ~ S ~; ~
naona nr madd ,ba, rom idn,eh. "a one ncioc IN he
noTnnw rreat number or ncrso,s remained a. Their
o,uo. aus ~ " ~ W. .n. ~ ~ S,e.1,.:a. W .Ws, wy e, ~
s ,, Wv W. i ;a - S; e. s.o ~ = G,,ra,.ar sto,. ,h., ,,o
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y aonc or .no"gnr o. as u no. msaatcy @ maui xnown ~
at~ ,o iar ns N tno srsa,s Of cibrai
Sc yus nat'ie n1se ,akeh pia.e N .ie s.Iee1s " ipr
tar between the Englsh sna the Irish ma man wars men
- nv no,, ~ ~, norna a on,no ~ ~ th loh ;nst
& ~, no.e @ W & .,u aol AZ 10y. a. su.e w e - Nv .s
rdrs r have cn " ;en y 20 10 oes which ora ~ n;n
vruels nase ocen gwen " c uovps WHICH ale W Jol
ine expoditonary coTps ddrmee a dec!ee appoilUng
MAJ. a fo - aa ~ e az na =; ,ha a;I u o. u mn, ~
t r MP ssh, PHI s,n, v y, th % s b
aooi Crorai on,hrsasr, nreva;Is oroono tba ,oonla
sl ~ ,s aos ,no p.o
p, 'ns psa NJ o ~ war has
ra Mashaa handon a. @ s Mtef 81 TO- war mas paSea
m,arv o,ara,;cns II snan in he Var aganss morocnc
Ia M oti In. ~ ~ , .n - - -. G -. as' ~. nio 49,,
anrinr tha late s.sr ~ - " ~ =
The Emperor Napoleon says the Paris correspondent
Of The IonGon a has peculiar reasons for wishing 70
fomen, he wnr With Morocco danverons and trnnSc
some neiehbor for France and VINO has long threat
ened annoyance to Algers have been told,'' adds
this wIler, HAT the Emperor is joyons school
boy ara rubs his hands th the utmost gee at the
pect nm war; whence no profit can be drawn but for
silmselin n,e tar,,,,,,o. ;, -, s,,,,., :,
M y OF Aaess .ns rasT no
para.ively speaking young man. and well known as ono
Of the most valiant officers in the service Of Queen Ia
belle.
IN ha possession Of the present Emperor OF Morocco AZ
ais sum hey think tha. will well cover the ex
pensss =. anv spansn s sIny OF 0escrVaon even no
The MadrS ionrnas stafc sbat tho s,rce Nth ,,. ,ho
royerumont xill commence hostics with Marocnn will
be forty attaons Of the hre sxteou Of remen eleven
squadrons m cavalry eighty pieces Of campaign artillery
tmore than hall of them rded) and siege train. It was
.heu sead 70 call Out ander u ms sixty provincial
one OF ihe haorio Journals, te EpdnT states that al
most an inc iorcgn ministers t4 among them the Minis
yer 'fca' Bftan rad called on uie Aniser OF Foreign
aAuis .o eApets the ooiuch taat tee W1 WIN MOROCCO
"ah lust one.
y Eaurd ncspafcn OF the "otN u!t Says;-The rurnorE
Wi.cn 1--we ucen cuens lcenra'ng acari sctteinent
WIN Aaosccoo are WItEout any lounuaIou Seuera ~
poa ao shno ana DINERS chiels o. te army took their
dsy.
lelur GATED Gibraltar, october 10, received ct Ply
ny naval onicer says tha' the spanish have there
~ fhe line, thiee cofvetes, one sloopof war and
ono shl e steamers
three pado savn ona ,br. decker four tvro deckers
The French w oIie aareo ~"s', iouA WV oev~Vis
and three smai'ss cons,s, cf n, Marlboro the F,rar
~, 49, Inc r.n the Princess hya the Centurion,