The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30

THE MAILS OF THE CANADA.
Our Paris and St. Petersburg
Correspondence.
Napaieou's Letters on the Finances Of
The French Empire.
M. Foald's Programme fora New Budget,
and the Safety of the Treasury.
British opinion of the Measure, and the Empt'
ror's Tenure Of the trown
The American War and Adolf
tiOnism Abroad.
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Progress of the Revolution i'm
aaS ~ Russia.
Letters from Florence Nightingale and
Prince Napoleon,
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Progress Of the Revolution i'm
-. ~ Russia.
Letters from Florence Nightingale ant
Prince Napoleon,

Tia mali Of the Canada reached this city from Boston
yesterday morning The papers contain very interesting
details OF tho news-o the 10th OF Ncvember-teiegrarh
ed frofn Halifax and published in the HERALD Thurs
day last.
Mile Patti is laid up at the Queens Hotel Manchester,
with severe throat affection.
The mail from Australia brings important news. The
interior Of the island has been explored found to be
fertile, aud rich, IL IL presumed ID gold The desert
which supposed to monopoise the whole of the inte
rior has been found much circumscrbsd not inter
fsruy with the capacity OF the soil support immense
population. The gold dggngs gold crushing continue
prosperous but report OF gold in New Zealand had
rsd away ten thousand digger. Everything that could
sell was rendered available to the purposes OF the
crush but, according to the Melbourne papers,
tcipatons OF the emigrants may not he realized.
The speech of Sir Robert Peol Chief Secretary of Ire
land in Londonderry likely be the subject of much
discussion The Dublin Ncs Of 14,h inst referring to
H. Says
Hs has !avoked reme,abrances and raised Issues the
result u which be upon his devoted head The Nal
Describing his speech to the Orangemcn Of Derry says
Tho Right Hon Parcnet has fallen upon the Apostolic
Delegate with his accustomed impctuosity sword drawn
and scabbard thrown away The issue as between
individuals il an issue between principles
oae as between Cs and Saxon quite as much as be.
tween Caihoiicity and nfdelty
The Noa"e'liae, of Rouen Of the 18th OF November,
says
In our las, agricultural review we prosnostcuted the
moment when England, pressed by want would again
ask from france the corn she had sent her. This singular
sending and fetching begins to operate may believe
letter from Nanes which states that several English
had received orders by telegraph bring the back in
tact 70 England is probable that this kind Of cross
speculation will cost our English neghbors dear.
The China lcndon) Telegraph Of the 14th inst says
The young Emperor Of China who is only seven years
Old, was proclaimed Sovereign with all the usual cere
monies on the 18th OF August at Zeho whore his father
10 not member Of the new regency he has been re
queted by them 10 remain at the head OF the Foreign
lance for the future COED understanding between hi
Powers.
The return from the Bank of England for the week end
ing November ls gives the following results when com
pared with the previous week.
Resi- ...:.... .......fa, 1e4 500 Increase .fi5 sol
4ubhc deposits. $500 100 Decrease All 62(
Other dsdoss. 10 1so, SOS Decrease 1874 o3i
opon the other side Of the account
Gossrnmsni securities ss2Is! Dsers.ss eco Gee
Notes unemployed. 7477,22o Increase 1877 ,265
The amount Of in circulation s EGO 72s a5O being
decrease Of f43 1885, and the stock Of bullion in both do
parncnts s ETA 1892 49 showing increase Of a51 72I
when compared with the preceding return.
The Paris Temps Of the 18th instant says
We assured from good source that the strange
assertion on the subject OF congress Of the Catholic
Powers, with view to re-estabish and maintain the
placed
mouth Of the Queen Of spain has produced q, the Minis
try Of Foreign Affairs Paris the greatest astonishment
The Spanish Ministry has therefore taken its desire for
reality.
Mr. OliphAnt Secretary OF legation has reached Eng
land bearing considerable Of the severe injury
he received during thu late nurderous assault in Japan
He has the scar OF deep wound the left arm.
which has affected the hand that the fingers are quite
poweress Mr.. Oiiphant received another wound over
the ctavics. which went within inch Of tho juguaz
vein, and thus very narrowly escaped with his life.
Greas exertions continue 70 be made Petersbur,
Tor tho completion Of the electric telegraph AMOR
further purchase Of wire has been ordered ct Berlin
Of tho value Of As 900 silver roubles making the toa
thus expended amount to 1906 900 silver roubes
which will suffice for 200 (about 500 mss)
land teiegraphs By Of this wire Geographic con,
munca0n will be effected between St. Olga, Wladiwo
sook D. Casries Bay the port Of Novogorod and Eco
isyevsk For the greater facility OF putting up the line
along tho banks Of the Amoor, three more iron rive
steamers Of fifteen horse power EACH larger ono
thirty i've horse power, have been ordered at the
tAbiishmont Of Nessrs J. c. Goderay sons at Ham
burg The three former will BE- completed in December
aad the latter in February next
Our Paris Correspondence.
PARIS, Nov. IL, 1891.
Imperial Council the Finances Of tie EmpirsX You'd,
Warning to Napoleon Dangers and Diff cuhies Qf tn
6mp@cr-A Serious agitation looming Up-N.cessity o.
aF~a0n Dsoers'on-Liopei Of the Termination Of IN
CIVIL Wor IN America-Cou,t Gossip, dc.
There was held on the 18th Of this month council o.
Ministers At the TueEes, presided by the Emperor
from which sprang events that will form epoch in thu
reign Of Louis Napoleon. Monsieur Achis Foud IN tina
council read to his Majesty and assembled councillors
document that went far TO prove to them that ruin in
evitabls ruin, was impending over tho Imperis
government, unless some speedy measures wer
adopted 70 stop the enormous drain upon III
financial resources Of France. The resul, has bee,
the nomination OF N. Fould TO the Ministry OF Finance
and the public abdcaion by the Emperor OF his preroga
tive Of creating at pleasure extraordinary credits and
spending a. he pleased the peoples money.
Henceforth, az recommended by N. Fonld, the Corr
Legslasf and Senate will regulate the expenses OF ,h
empire. always excepting such casss ar may require i'm
mediate action aud where due report would be after
wards made to the bodies Of the State "he
Of Europe will then be without fear. ae they wei
know ths' immediate use Of money cannot bs
obtained TO make war and that votes and resolution,
must take place ere immense warlike preparaton,
DO suddenly MADE. This amounts to . confession thai
heretofore the other nations were right in having sucf
feers ana thas consequent srming not so rid
cuous az the Official press Of this country has a,x.v.
deavorsd TO prove. The Conaiutionne ratr,, ana pr
must feel snEuarly foolish at such admissions pp,
all Europe" believe in this sudden movement
y liberals Will not the experience Of the past lou
months 60 to disps any confidence ,ha, might arise,
Last year grea, flourish was mad
about iiberaiity Of government, free prsss an
free representation, and what has 1t amounted TOT
solemn farce ptfu juggle for who does not know tbs
lives in France that the members Of the pres
more restrained, the elections unfair and tt
coerson Of tho administration irksomes The me,
sure adopted now by the head Of the government is on
farm tAs Had. h,tu .hn
understand that the Corps Legslatf Senate can
SCI aside wssn the occasion presents Itself
Napoleon III. is powerful politician he ur
derstands, TO q supreme degree the art 4
governing the French peop,e; he win always as lon
~ hs rslgns, Keep absolute control the empire