The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-21

THE ETNA OFF CAPE RACE.
-FOUR GAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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The Allied Programme Against Mexico
Still Under Consideration.
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England Inclined to Break the
Bargain.
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Visit Of the King Of Prussia to
Napoleon.
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Reported Death Of the Emperor
Of China.
THE STEAMSHIP HAMMONlA DISABLED,
&C., &c. &c.
Reported Death Of the Emperor
Of China.
THE STEAMSHIP HAMMONlA DISABLED,
&c, &C., &C.

TIE ssanlship Etna from Liverpool on the 9th, via
Queenstown the 10th inst, arrived of Cape Race
Friday night She boarded by the news yacht and
a summary of hrr news obtained The Etna experienced
strong westerly winds during the entire passage She
has forty caba anG two hundred seerage passengers
Tho deas pcr the Etna four days than those
per the Africa.
Mr.. Vandcuhon the elder, the celebrated actor, had
died at tho age OF seventy-two years.
The steamship Hammonia broke shaft Of her
the passage from southampton to Gravesend and put into
Gravosend in consequence.
The steamship Great Eastern had reached Milford Fla
for repairs. II rumored that tho Emperor Nao-
leon had made for her purchase but this
not credited The London Army and Nary G1.cle Of Oct.
8 says
Among the dis current during the week is one
which we thinl; worth while publishing II has been
stated thu; tho Emperor Of the French, with that
amount OF sssacity which so distinguishes him, has
made ovcruEcs for tho purchase OF the Great Eastern
His Imperial Majesty Is evidently impressed with the
value OF he great snap as transport and his conalcaee
in her is in 4, way shaken BY the mHhap which lately
occurred TO hcs, and which was brought about by
chain OF crc' stances which could scarcely happen
again
The Galway Steamship Company had held meeting,
and hopeful prospects for the future were hold out
The Belgian American Company had dissolved
The STEAMSHIP Ango-saxon, from Quebec, arrived at
Liverpool on The sth inst
The American Rebellion.
PRINCE NAPOLEON AS STATE REPoRTER--MR. LIND
SAY AGAIN EXPLAINS HIS OPINIONS.
II reported that the Prince Napoleon had sent the
Emperor of France important State paper affairs in
America
Mr.. Lindsay member Of Parliament in public lecture
ngain strongly urges the cxpedicncy Of England and
France endcavoFing effect peaceful separation between
the Northern anI Southern States
The Foreign Action Against Mexico.
ENGLAND FEELS SQUBAMISH ABOUT THE MONROE
DOCTRINE.
Earl Russell! in reply to a memorial Mexican
affairs, discousgcs interference in the internal affairs of
Mexico but says that tho government will tho
right Of requiring security for persons and property and
Hor tho fuliimcnt Of engagements.
FRANCE LIKELY TO JOIN SPAIN III TIE INVASION.
1t was stated that orders about to be issued to
prepare tho French squadron for Mexico.
France.
The King of Prussia arrived on his visit to the Emperor
Napoleon, at Compcgne, on the 6h and left the sh
inst The meeting friendly cordial, bat nothing
Of political importance transpred.
The King Of Holland expected to visit France On
the 18th inst.
Tho Bank Of France had arranged for the relief Of the
financial pressure which was prevailing.
The Paris Course dull at 6sf. 2Oc.
Tho high price Of bread continued claim atteron at
Paris aud the government had issued an assurance thar
the price poaid not De further advanced.
(Pars (Oc 81 correspondence Of the London Army and
Navy Gszette.i
The nigh. before last there serious dis turbnncc
in that old and well known revolutionary quarter the
Faupourg St. Antoine The price of bread which is al.
ways fixed by the government has just been raised and
tho jewellers Of the faubourg made this excuse an
attempt upon the premises of the nearest baker During
ths msdrcctcd vengeance, the mob used considerable
violence or course there large assemblago of
withercd old women with their heads tied fcrce col
.0rcd handkerchcfs, who violent than the men:
and ono Jezabe scizipg heavy OF stick used by
butchers TO make torgh meat tender knocked down and
Killed an unfortunate policeman. Things wcro then con-
sidered bad enough for powerful interference
that Of han FOL Of sergeants -de-ve who getting
badly hand ed and the troops quarteed in that division
of Par got under arms The tumult then died out
Tor it will be long before disorgansed rabbc again at
yempts struggle against tho military. Tho Paris i'm
1rouele,tts hare pat eInguisher The head Of KIM
Mob who in Of declaration of hosties on his part
against the powers that be- would find himself outankcd
every side, and the troops handled very different
than that by which Marmont lost Paris
Italy.
Victor Emanuel had been reviewing the troops It
Bologna
Garbadi had left Caprcra, but his destination was
unknown.
It was rumorcd that General Ratazz would enter the