The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-22
THE NEWS BY THE NEW YORK.


The screw steamship New York, Captain Won santin
from Bremen and Southampton, arrived at this port at
nine O'Clock last night.
She left Southampton the afternoon of the 9th in
slant.
Our files of European papers by the New York
three days later than those brought by the Persia
Geographic report brought by the Arabia to Halifax
published this morning. contains four days than
that by the New York.
The Paris correspondent of the London Herald says
The public mind is depressed by vague foreboding
and sense Of impending evil The preparations going on
in the dockyards both sides of the channel have re-
vived the rumors Of war with England great Impetus
has been given to these rumors Of by Paris
the Independence Beige, which plainly tells US that the En-.
peror made peace with Austria merely for the purpose of
putting down the naval supremacy Of England and that
unless we submit quietly to have our naval estimates
fixed by France there must be
d. Ferdinand Flocon, member of the Provisional
government Of France in 1s4s, has written letter to
Swiss paper, declining to avail himself Of the amnesty
published by Napoleon III
The London Herald of the 9th instant notices the de-
parture OF the great English cricketers thus
Tomorrow the players selected to play against TIE
American crcketers will sail from Liverpool (per Nova
Scota for Montreal where the first match viii be played
ana the contest Will be against twenty-five. We
nounced some few weeks back the names OF the players
selected to co. and among them Daft chosen but
stuted for him The list Of those who embark tomor-
are W. Cafyn, r. Carpenter, A. Diver julius Caesar,
l. II,
j. Lillywhte, H. H. Stephenson and J. wisden + Lilly,
white with his travelling printing tent also accompanies
them. Four matches in all will be played.
The Spanish Consul at Tanger has presented the ui.
Of his government the Emperor of Morocco The
following paragraph in the semoicial Cocspondancia
Apogrofd Of Madrid, TO indicate that the govern
conempaes only chastsing the tribes Of Moors
the coast previous occasions, but making
Morocco
War has not yet been declared against the Emperor
Morocco because il is not yet known whether he is dis
posed not TO accord the just PREPARATIONS demanded
Our Consul has been stated has left Taners after
presenting very energetic note to the government of
Morocco II the reply to this be not satisfactory the
Cabnet will adopt all measures for acting with energy
letter from Agiers of the Goth ult informs that
the principal proprieors in that colony have signed pc
luton TO the Emperor, praying that Prince Napoleon may
be replaced at the head Of the government petition
ers remark that during the eight Prince Napoleon
presided over their destines he accomplished various
reforms, removed abuses and realized MANY
improvements.
The London Shipping Gazette of the 9Th inst, re-
marks -
If the question OF postal communication with aus,r,,
via Panama Is to be be referred Contracts Comi
tee the public should understand that such 4 The inan
tion of the government II not the tenderers for tho p
cic line should be informed that their contracts arc am
under consideration. Any other is unworthy Of
the government and must be no less offensive than nu
rious 10 tie colonies.
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