The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-06


The Eorussa has hirtyhve cabin passengers one hun
dred and twenty three in the Storage, full cargo,
f33 .2T2 and s27 ,256 in specie.
In consequence Of the death Of the Inanta Donna Ma
ria opening Of the Spanish Corcs had adjourned
until the 9Th Of November. The Pope had sent message
Of coincidence to tho Queen the lass of her daughter
The student Dousos, who lately attempted to assass
nate the Queen Of Greece, had made unsuccessful CT
fort 70 escape from prison. Four persons had been
rested.
Tho state Of affairs in Japan still unsatisfactory.
The latest dispatches Of the 25h OF October report
General Lambert has loft Warsaw. The Marquis Wao
posk has rendered his resignation II is stated that
General Abramouitsch has been appointed Military Cover
Of Poland.
The statement OF German paper that the government
Of Geneva had requested that the Swiss federal troops
shonll be sent to that cantonment Is unfounded Tho
government Of Geneva had however, called ont the mill
TIA of the ca1ton for extraordinary night duty.
letter frem Calcutta, Of the 18th Of September
says
Our great American trade is reduced to two ships
loading for Boston anil New York. Their cargocs
prncl ally sapetrc. Our harb0r is crowded with ships
AID great many Of them Am iricans, and, us large
number are on the way, fear that shpowners must look
for low freights for some time.
Letters from Chaa to the Konictr d. rArce Of Paris
confirm the Of the gained the rebels
back into the Western Provinces adjoining Thbet The
population Of those Provinces cxasperated by the
cruelty committed by the rebels have taken part with
tie mperaliss and have assisted in causing the siagc o.
Sching King, tho chief town OF the province OF Sc
Tchouan, to be raised Generel McnKuan tho chief of
the rebel army, has been killed. Two French mission
aries Of the mission Of SechoGan succeeded getting
into Thibet and hope be able reach Iahsa the ca
pal Of the country They speak the language of Thbet
nuenty, which will enable them to furnish valuable in
FOL nation the geography and religion Of that curious
country AT the date of the 18th Of August TieDtsn
perfectly tranquil; commerce developing itself in
that city, and the Tartars, who possess magnificent
ocks of sheep. appear DESTROYS Of making it the prn
cipal cntrcpot for their wool
Tie Paris correspondent Of the Liverpool Mercury,
writing the 25th utmo, sends the following bit of
gossip from the Tuileres-
Tie Princess Anna Murat has bacome n wonderful IA
vorite at court, and completely cclipses the poor little
Princess clodc who has great deal of good sense and
as much good feeling but lacks the animal spirits that
animate the GRANDPA lchter OF Queen Caroline and which
renders her au acquisition to the Empress who delights in
the company body that heartily land whatever
obectoas the Emperor might make to any lady Of honor
being guilty ofsuch ndscrction in his wes presence
he cannot make any to Imperial Princess indulgng
in tho nirth proceeding from robust frame and the
pleasant ago q twenty While the Princess Anna hunts
in ,kneck STYLE and dazzes the Imperial guests with
her brilliant eyes, teeth and brown and rod complexion
the Princess Cotide leads very quiet life at the Paais
Royal drives out in an equally quiet way TO Vegenis
She ha greatly improved in her looks since the transat
antic trip, aud does not spend much time formerly
la her oratory. An anecdote Is told OF the Princess which
bears out the reputation for good feeling that even The
scandal loving larisians disposed 70 allow her 1t
appears that this lady has given express directions 10
secretary ~ let her all letters addressed TO her
by applicants for her bounty.
The Paris correspondent of the London Herald, writing
on The 23i ut, says
An even, has taken place in the musical world which
should be passed unnotced in the record Of facts aud
opinions from this capital-he debut Of young Ameri
can artist, Mile. Fppi A noble eontlalto voice.
style remarkable for its brio and pathos perfect vocal
zaon and powers actress only to be compared to
those Of Malibran and Mme viardot the recon-
mendaons Of Mile Filippi tho favor OF the public.
Her that Of the gypsy in sTrovaore1' her sue
cess was immense.
Tic India and China mails arrived at Marseiles the
18th ul;mo, and to leave by special train, at I'VE
O'Clock 7. NJ, for shipment to England.