The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-26
THE ALLIANCE AGAINST MEXICO.
Strength Of the Naval and Land
Forces of France and Spain for
the Gulf aud in Cuba.
NAPOLEON AS A FRIEND OF THE UNION.
Prince Napoleon's Voyage from
Boston to Brest.
ADVANCE in COTTON AND BREADSTUPFS.
OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENTS,

The screw steamship Teutona from Hamburg and
Soaham ton reached this port early yesterday morning
with the mails of the OH inst, passengers and cargo
she left southampton the 9th October The Tcutonia
had experienced heavy westerly gales during the entire
passage and much ice. She brings sixty first
and second cabin passengers, and hundred and
twenynine in the Storage. She has but little specie
The steamship Africa, Captain shannon, which sailed
from Liverpool at two y. NJ. the 18th, AMI from
Queenstown on the 18th inst, arrived here at halfpas
seven O'Clock last night bringing the mails, passengers
and f3 $40 in specie.
The mails Of the North Bron, with files Of European
journals to the 10th iust reached this city from Quebec
late on Thursday night.
The london Times OF the 10th Of October remarks its
city article in the london produce markets during the
past few days purchases Of sugar. for America have
sttuted an important feature.
The following on the produce market is from Messrs
W. j. and II. Thompson Of London -
Although the stocks OF sugar keep unusually heavy the
market has shown more steadness Than of late end the
total home cearanccs in Great Britain IL 900
above the preceding years. The diminished supplies in
tho Northern States Of America may induce large pur-
comes available before long indeed orders have already
been executed here and Liverpool for the above des
nation.
The unpaid remane on the Mexican coupon Of 1854 is
advcrtiss d for payment in London
letter from Wolverhumpton, dated on the 9th inst
70 the London Times, says
Tho last Of the seras Of the quarterly meetings OF the
Iron masters Of this district for the year com
mcnced " this town to-day So scanty attendance OF
the trade has seldom been Witnessed part this was no
doubt attributable to the suspension of business with
America, aaa the small ntere, which the Liverpool ex
porting firms have in the trade in consequence scarcely
any OF those houses being represented to-day
The Paris Monter publishes table of tho imports into
Paris and in the principal towns of France the LIST Of
October together with the duties received for them The
total amounts TO declared value Of SS 7s for which
duty Of 9oo 579 has been received comes in for
S,474.235 in this Importation
The Paris correspondent Of the London Herald writing
the 9th of October, says
The King Of Prussia left Compepne this afternoon for
Brussels have il from eye witness that he appeared
ceighted with the cordially Of his reception which was
both friendly tasteful ana splendid As to the political
consequences Of the interview they are believed 10 b,
null at most the King may take back with hmio Berlin
favorable opinion Of the French sovereign as to whose
perfect tact and urbanity entertained doubt
On tho departure Of the King OF Prussia from Com.
picgne the Emperor Of the French accompanied his
Majesty to the railway station. On parting they shock
hands cordially, and the King said to the Emperor sKs
your son Tor me-" All the officers Of the Kings suite
kissed the Empcror's hand, when bidding his Majesty
adicn The King, before he left the palace distributed to
French officers three decorations of the black eagle and
sixteen Of the red.
The Dublin Qreand) Neass OF the sth instant says-
respected correspondent in the county Mavo assures
the ravages caused by the blight and the recent
foods have left the bulk Of the rural population without
FOOD enough to asst them till Christmas day and that un
ies the government give public employment the labor
ing poor must starve the warehouses; quite in
adequate to their relief
The return from the Bank Of England for the week end
ing October gives the following results when compared
with tho previous week -
Rest ............. Cd sl4 6a3 Increase sb 15s
Public derosits....... ss3,9l4 Decrease ls 00I
Other deposits II ,o2s, 1885 Decrease s7l07
On the other side of the account =
Govment securities. $40, 1913 l23 No change
Other securities II 40 1863 Decrease f277 131
Notes unemployed. 1906 $50 Increase - ia 3oo
The amount of notes in circulation is $40 $685. being
decrease OF f156 o7O and the stock OF bullion in both
departments Ga $40 showing an increase of s1s
1913 when compared with the preceding return
The New York arrived at Southampton on the afternoon
Of the 10th
Tho Kangaroo arrived at Queenstown at ten A. H. on
tke IIth.