The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the City Of Man.
chester Off Cape Race.
The Intervention in Mexican
Affairs.
Signing of the Convention Between
France England and Spain.
Comments Of the London Press upon
Secretary Seward and Lord Lyons.
THE AMERICAN LOAN I'M LONDON
COTTON DULs.-WHEAT ADVANCING,
&C., &C., &c.

CAPE RACE STATION, Nov. IT, 1861.
Tho steamship City OF Manchester, from Liverpool 9th
ast via Queenstown 7th, passed tho point at half pas
five O'Clock yesterday Saturday, evening She wa
boarded by tho yacht Of tho Associated Press
the news despatch obtained. She had stormy and north
erly winds. She has fun cargo and LAG stcerage and
II cabin passengers.
The steamship North America fron Quebec arrived at
Liverpool on the 5h, and tho Ena, from New York. on
the 9th inst.
The convention between France England and Spain for
Intervention in Mexico, was signed in London the sst
Of October. Active preparations were Making and a
eter had been received saying that three deced Of
war will be sent to Mexico Thsre a surmse of ui
terror demonstrations.
The London Times cditorially condemns Secretary
sewards despatch to Lord Lyons, and maintains the
right OF foreign governments so call attention con
sttutional provision. II also rdicules Mr.. Stewards
manifesto to the Governors Of the States relative to or
hcatons, &C.
IN another column the London Times exposes Lora
Lyons bad grammar II says the English side was argued
exceedingly III, and the American side with much ability
but the only result Isl entirely that In their
showing the acts Of the American government. hav
been illegal regards American citizens and violations
Of the rights OF nations as regards foreigners.
The London Herald says that Lord Lyons has exposed
w TepaH 10 resent ana
PEELED her to listen TO proclamation, which means
difference to England. The Herald then attacks Earl
Russell for inpertenence In lecturing tho American
constitution and quietly enduring ROBBERY and outrage
and says he will find he has driftcd on to war.
The London Post says that Secretary Seward has wan
tonly added another to tho many differences which ho
wishes to perpetuaie between tho two countries.
The London Daily Nens thinks tho course pursued by
the government premature ndscreet and nconsideratc
1t was reported that tho American bankers were hold
ing out liberal commissions English nancers to place
portion Of the FEDERAL loan In London. Financial wr
tiers in the london journals point tho danger of touch
ing It, and think the chances OF very remote
The remains Of Terrence Below McManus, brought
from America. were honored with public funeral
Tho other continental news Is generally unmportant.
The demonstration by tho French troops had attracted
attention Switzerland had protested and
demanded evacuation, and Franco had proposed nego-
tiation.
belief had gained grond that large loan was urgently
required by tho French government.
reported that some negro children had been pub
licy sold slaves in the French establishments at Ga
boow,
The Dourse was quiet and firm. Rentcs esf $780,
The affairs Of Hungary and Poland were unchanged
Count Lambert Governor Of Poland had been replaced
by General Ludais, on account Of i'll health
A treaty had been concluded between Prussia aud
China.