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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-26
THE NEWS BY THE CITY Of BALTIMORE,

The steamship City Of Baltimore, which sailed from
Liverpool on Wednesday, October 10, and from Queens
town Thursday, the 18th inst passed Cape Race at
half past seven last evening, route to New York She
was boarded by the ncws yacht and tho regular news
despatch obtained Hor aivces four days later than
those by the Africa. The City Of Baltimore has fall
cargo She brings 2os passengers all well.
The steamships Jura and City Of New York from New
York, arrived at Liverpool on the 18th inst.
1t had been decided in Liverpool to raise f25 900 TO re-
pair the Great Eastern and pay tho second mortgage Of
ten per cent.
The Earl Russell, in speech at Newcastle dcporsd the
disaster which has besalcn the United States He said
he could not see that harmony could be restored either
by the surrender subjugation Of the South The Eng
fish government has immediate power or interest IN
the matter but must watch closely what happens and If
the occasion Offers its influence in the Of fr0s
dom and humanity.
The Duke dAumale, in letter, rejoices that his
ncphews have joined the American army and the right
side.
Mr. Russels last letter to the London Times is dated
from Wisconsin lie says no heard expressions Of dis
content and secession sentiments uttered In the
West.
Tho london Star dcnounccs the existence Of party in
England that seeks cmbroi England with the United
States, in order to reopen the cotton trade.
Parliament had been further prorogued, nominally 70
the l7tn Of December.
The King Of Holland was on visit to the Emperor Ma
po'ssn.
The alleged letter Of the Emperor to the King Of prus
STA Italian affairs, &C., pronounced pure inven-
,on
1t is rumored that NJ Fould will resume tho Ministry Of
Finance
The Paris Boursc fat rentes closed flrmor at
orr. o5c.
Brcadstuffs in Paris were declining
II reported that the French reserve Is TO be
kept in such condition that large fleet be ready in
an incredibly short time.
General Dcamormora had accepted tn command Of the
forces Of the Naptan provinces lie does not get the
civil power enjoyed by General Cialimi
The rumored departure OF Garbadi from Caprera was
contralcted.
Tho King and Queen Of Prussia maic solemn entry in
Eoenigbqrg the llth. The ceremony was brillian,
and imposing.
A proclamation was pubshea in Warsaw on the 1lh
declaring Poland in state Of siege. The military ugan
occupied The pabc squares Of Warsaw. A national de
molstra,on had been Fixed for the 18th There was no
news to the result
Tho cotton factories q Spain closing account q
a lack Of the raw material
The Turks had commenced an invasion Of Montenegro
Prince Montenegro protested
Dispatches Of Ee III In, China and Australia mails had
been received. The mails werc do IN London On
,ho lsh. mo ssas rs uumpmiao,.
The Calcr,a market gas active. Cotton .seds we're
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MILITARY MATTERS IN NEW YORK.
THE IRISH BRIGADE.

In obedience to an order issued by Acting Brgadier
General Thomas Francis Menghcr all thcsocers connect
cd with the Irish Brigade reported themselves yesterday
afternoon at Fort Schuyler The occasion quite
Interesting The brigade drawn up in line about
hafpast two O'Clock, when Brigadier General Meaghcr
passed along the ranks, inspecting the men. He
was dressed in full regmentals, and looked every
inch soldier. The presented splendid appearance
ami were congratulated by their gallant commander for
the proficiency they manifested The object being merely
to get ali the officers and together keep them
IN more strict and perfect organization nothing OF any
particular import occurred and after Colonel Meaghar
and the officers of his command had paraken of refresh
ments the proceedings terminated
The Committee in aid of the irish Brigade, Joseph
Stewart in the chair had an adjourned meeting at the
Asor House last evening for the purpose OF flrlherrg
the interests Of the Irish Brigade, in procuring equip
men's and furnishing means to support the families m
those who enlist in the brigade Several Of onr most
prominent and influential citizens were present. and
have no doubt, from the prompt and spirited action
taken last night that not only the soldiers but their
wives and children will be well provided for Commit
tees on finance, equipments and collection were appoint
cd, also an Executive Committee
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Prince Nnpolcon's Arrival In France.
TIE QUICKEST PASSAGE EVER MADE ACROSS THE

Paris Oct I'D correspon' enoe Of the London Ncws1
irince Napoleon and the Princess Clotlde have made
wonderfully quick passage from America in the Prince
Jerome (yach) They arrived at vrest from Boston on
the evening Of the nth inst having LETT the latter city
tho evening Of September 80 anil consequently hd pg per
FORMED NE ooqd9e bneef e fsoo continents; IN dlgs
IL Is curious that the arrival Of their Imperial high
nesses In France should not have been announced in the
aon'teT or by any Geographic despatch the Paris
journals. We only learn tho Of the next heir but
one TO the throne having safely traversed the Atlantic by
@e afdina'v fles # the Brea newspapers.
lparis (Oct. 10) correspondence Of London Heralil
Prince Napoleon and Princess Ciotde have arrived at
Rrest ~ their yacht, the Jerome Napoleon Sle per.
formed the voyage across the Atlantic nine dogs from
Boston.
iy reference to the shipping reports Of the Herald We
find that the imperial yacht Jerome Napoleon left Boston
on Thursday, the 2eth of Superintendent the 3Oth,
stated in the above paragraph-for ST. John, New Bruins
wick. The Prince may have probably from the last
named port to Brest in days. Even at tina,
he would have made remarkably quick passagc-Ep
HERALD
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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, OCTOBER &c. 1861.

l. repca, IT, the Emperor Of France hcs no sg"Vo"y
ass nj r,bI i've So,h ,eiN h. G England ''@e
ssp ccostrory 10 the most rigid requirements Of 'efos'.
a,o II, blockade Of the Southern ports VIII DC respcea
by bob Franco and England, anu Ian INC rest VI ~ N
tnd nor viii the .Coptederate States DO rec snised
Nv land ana Franco until they have made it quite owl
dons hat hoy are able e achieve thei, independence
Ths thcy Y not do il Ar lincoln aud his Cabiact provo
The nation and the world that pey have tho reeui
site capacity and encrgy 10 carry Oh the
BY tho way, every body here is delighted with tho ad
mirahc speech Mr. Holt recently made in New York II
docs heart good to real such noble sentiments
sent meas worthy Of the best days Of the requisite. Oh
i God will but give Of such men, all win go we'll
What contrast between the conduct and words OF such
patriotic and heh.mnded men and ulat Of the whols
tribe Of second and third rate men, whose only motives
are scfaggrardzemert. REGULATION aud extorton have
reigned on all hands among for years Would that
some great and good Power might be seen to drive the
worthless money changers from the temple Of our
liberties FROM ne hf of Congress and Of our Legislatures.
The demon II corruption AMI ayarice must be expelled
from the ssnctu C of our government The nation is
und1ne tnlc his he done the sooner we make up our
minds To bow necks beneath the heel OF despot the
better But we hal see better days. Let such men as
INK ana Holt, and others Of patriotism that is above
party be put IN such places they ought 10 occupy in
these trying times and with the blessing Of God, all viii
On WELL and shall come out of this struggle an humber
honester, purer, better aud homogeneous people
than we were before II began
In my last spoke of the beautiful American chapel In
This city, and the atractvcness Of the pubic services
Let me add that, while the Americans have been getting
up this most admirable place Of worship the Russians
rather the Russian government has been erecting a
splendid ono u Which The true Russoyznnline style of
architecture seen both inside and ont. II is in tho
same quarter Of the city with the American chapel
cost million Of francs hundred thousand dollars,
which Is nearly four times as much the American
chapel cost. Men must have religion and although thai
OF the Greek church is very imperfect form Of Chris
tanity, il is infinitely better than nothing
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Arrivals and Departures,


misunderstanding Tcuonis--Jacob Hoffman, Fanny
Benary aid tSo Ell laren, Car, Ta-aa aud VIE, Ida M"r
oueinr, Rudolph Brandt. Wadeusr Kenneeke Francois
Decuypner Arthur Berry, u Degrondrere Louise Degron'
drcylie. . -
LlvsIroot-Stcamship AfricsMss Roy, Mrs Roy, Mrs A
T. Cairnes Mrs J w Gor.tra, Nrs Maitland, niLnt and
nurse; Mrs icssler and nc:cc Jones and lNy Mr e.
gan AR Mo,censlen lady and daughter; Mrs. Mnure Missy
More II stewart and lady. Or Evans ~ lady, r'ySer,
lody Two emil servant, Mi Saeustll and iy,
Ta,nlns " infab Count PIPER q Oaa, IS + III neon,
Mis- : Lowdcr Cans, Mr. Moore, + FEARING, ordru-
ra., Master Ey Bcn lady, four e!lorci AND nurse;
n stfachsn j FIRTH percrs. J. Amfinst stewart.
Goncogv D Eartho!onlcw Mr. Kennedy, 4 fraser :
Sfunt Ar AaT NrWicshan, Mr. Gibson, Jas Rough, A
dots, Professor Wais,r M senih h uemMe Ar
d~Sn J Hennlas } Moye. Mprgaa ASiyson, NJ. vsss,
Mr. jaybarscr, Fsecldensien, Mrs Golds.huiGt and
Ii--Trtal VI.
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OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.
UNITED STATES STEAMER LANCASTER, I
pAy.Na N. g. Oct IL 1861

UNITED STATES STEAMER LANCASTER,
PAS.,NA n. g., Oct. II, 1861. !
Arrival Of tie Ns,s Cre,rVe in po1tHedlh Of he.
Squaaron-Liss Of Officers, de-, DC.
We left New York the 1st Of October and after ten
days found ourselves board this vessel She is all thas
coald desire and II for the uuhealthi
of the climate, the change would be pleasant in
every respect At there two British menof
war lying port the Termagant and sata1. Some fears
entertained for the safety OF the Cyanc. She sailed from
Acapulco, Mexico for this port some fifty days since
which time nothing has been heard OF her. Our 0fncers
ne SCI II fellows and viii reflect credit upon them
selves aud the lancaster, should they have fair oppor-
tunity Of facing the enemy. With the exception Of few
Of fever the health Of the squadron good.
There is little excitement here, and nothing to
htc.
The following Is list Of the officers Of the ship
Flag Officer Montgomery.
Cop,GSn--u r. Hotr
Lisu Grant ant Fir t,Tce,--J. Il. Creighton.
cu'epdnts-G. W. Young, c. Merchant
Fee& Sagson--D. Egbert.
assistant SuNepnsG. l.. Beardsly, 8. B. TutbN.
Captain Mdiies-7J II. Jones
Lipt.ncnt NGrinc'-i, G. HIrrough.
Cha lun--Jos. Stoctbridgo.
P,Tser--A. l.. Watson.
er---Wia Iardisoa.
B1disrdia-,Iohn Mckinley.
G,r3snier--A. T. IIough.
Acing Nttscrs-Wm. Fallman, G. rorcyaI, c. z. Plum
rner. [. A. Crock.
PrtSer's f2erR,-- --- Hern.
Ergiasets-f hicf q. Il. johnson; Second Assistants,
C. H. Reilly. David Smith; Third Assistants, H. Bars ow
II. I. Bradford, &. Andraio, Henry McTAyen.
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Our Paris Correspondence.

PARIS, Oct s, 1901.
Ndroacon Watching Eng'dnd's Policy 75acord Amerca-
HIS Aajeay's Conviction Of The Powg Of he United
Stcte<-Eu9eaies Opinion Of Diplomatic Traitcrs-
Eject Of Mr.. HoHs Speech-The American Chanel in ne
City, DC, dc.
In my letter Of the LIST inst stated in the concluding
sentence, that you might depend on the Emrcror Of
Franco looking well after England on sthe American
question"
His sympahies are with government in It's heroic
efforts to put down the wicked rebellion tina, was
attempted, from the day Father Noah left the ark
on Mount Ararat till this year Of grace lse-a rebellion
which has had other real than the disappointed
ambition of SINE Southern demagogues the hone Of re
opening the African slave trade and the perpeation Of
negro slavery. And all this in tho nineteenth century
Of the Christian and by the professed believers Of
religion which teaches that God has of cone blood
all the nations Of men to dwell all the eartha fact
as true phlosophcay as scrpturay, Professor Agassz
md Dr. Mott to the contrary Notwithstanding with their
Negro and Mongolan Adams and Ewes
win tell you bit of sCourt news"--J will not say
'Cirt gossipor 1t has not the "circulationv rcQui
ste to give it that stamp. II is this-The Emperor had
ahuuber Of his great ofcers-Marshals and othersto
one WIN him shortly after the Presidents procla
nation issued uon tho capture Of Fort Sumter had been
receFeP very naturally the events then occurring in
America were the chief topic OF conversation Some OF the
Nafshas spoke rather dsparagi OF the poverncn
and people Of the United Staes As he is accustomed "a
do on such occasions, Louis Nspoeon permitted them 10
state fully and freely their opinions and then said 4,
very quiet but decided tono Gentlemen Won are nis
taken. nation that responds in single week to erc,
proclamation, by putting eighty thousand men on Their
feet, and in marching order 10 obey its commands Is O
common nation History has gwen nothing like this.
nation that do the like o. this is great nation and
Its government viii yet show Itself be a strong one"
Such fe fhp he phra
the EnFeror's speech on the occasion and hls words
commanded the deepest attention For after all, Louis
Napoleon has than any about him am
not sure indeed, that be has not sense than the
whole of them combined.
Even the Empress delicate and sensitive she 49, was
Indignant a, the unpatrotic IN which our late
American Ambassador al this Court, Mr. Faulkner en-
pressed y.scf in relation The rebellion Her remarks
70 member o. the Court Iust after talking with HIM II
us last reception gsS"Jhis man docs not represent
his ScoaTy"
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The Political Campaign,
the UNION CONvEETioN,

INIVN n,
The Nominating Cummtee OF the Marshall organ
met at the Cooper Institute last evening Letters
received from Francis Tloa and j. J. Phelps accepting
the nomination FOR the Senate. DR. Sch.rmer'e name was
ricken OF from the iis. o Coroaers, and Collins nom
nacd in hir uacr A. r. Lawrence was also Endorsed IS
tG2 candida tor District Attorney The whole ticket
vas ratified 4 mot ION made % reconsider, which
v09d a0sn, Ger the purpose II preventing my chtu-e
ID ibt tCet hereafter Their tckct Is tho eIcfe soin
unless some of the candidates decline.
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The Opera in philadelphia in.

PHLADELPHfA, Oct 20 1861.
Ullmans opera troupe win leave fcr New York in to-
nights train in order TO arrive in to appear the
grand matinee in the Academy Of Music after
noon Two now operas-"Bcty and "Ies Nuces do Jea
netewcre produced in this city this evening, for the
benefit Of Mr. Iman Is TO DO hoped that the Napoleon
Of tho opera has met with sufficient encouragement to
enable him to enter on his winter campaign.
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NIurlSUif.

Markets.
LONDON MONEY MARKET
Consols closed on Tuesday evening ~ 82x 92A for
money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES
Sales OF Illinois Central Railroad shares at 3S 3TH
discount; Erie shares, 24H.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The sales Of cotton on Monday and Tuesday reached
80 600 bales hcqtipg $1,000 10 sleeuIaors aud export
ers The market opened firm with advancing ten.
dency and closed upward.
MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT.
Manchester aaviees are favorable, and holders demand
AL advance.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET
Inc market buoyant, and all qualities bave sustained
slight advance Wakefield, Nash Il Co. report -four
continues to advance and has advanced o. all dcscrp
TONS red Western and red Southern quoted lis
rs o., white Western and white Southern 12s. 13s
"a Corn active and has advanced l.. per quarter ,
mixed and yellow qioted at 32s. $685.; white 34s 39s
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
Tho provision market rules generally dull. Beef is
quiet, but steady. Tallow 1rnler sos. Ashes both
pots and pearls, are quiet, but hrmer at ass. sos.
Common rosn has an upward tendency, and Is quoted at
rs lbs OIL Spirits of turpentnc are Inactive. Sugar
firm CoieeNo sales. Rice active, at IN advance OF 3D.
Cd.
LONDON MARKET.
Wheat advanced Is a Is per quarter, with upward
tendency. Flour advanced Is. closing with conlnned
upward tendency. Sugar firm. Coffee buoyant; al
Qualities advanced slightly Tcacommou Congon h1oy
ant. Tallow trm and advanced 1ad. Lnseed oil steady
at 34s. Cd
THE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Nov II 1861.
The sales Of cotton will reach rs 00O bales, with
buoyant market, AT an advance Of "a I'D since Fri
day The sales include 600 bales spectators and
exporters.
Breadslnrs were firm, with mn upward tendency
Provisions quiet.
Linsced oil advancing, and quoted at 35s.
LONDON, Nov. 16-Night.
Consois closed at 92t< a 92tl for money.
The mtest sales on Wednesday Of American securities
werelllinois Central Railroad shares SO 81 discount
Eric, "a a %: New York Central Railroad 9s.
Shipping Intelligence.
Arr from NYork lat lance BarceoHa l2h, Oh zee
ga and 81 Charles Schedt and uevoeua. Bremen; New
oeons and Antwerp, at Iayre Perch ard Normandy, al
DO; Richmond at Marseles: l. y Beitrap. Eiapres,
Deal; sa'hbern -: Dh, Harvest Queen, Liver OFT
Arr from Baltimore 18th, Olden Krenerhaven; i0th Eu-
ropa, at Bremen
Arr from Charleston 12th Isiris There's, at Rouen
Sid for New York f2th. Marsaret from Loniondery "
sawyer Queenstown; 18Th. Caravan; lth, Timor nour
New Orleans, Anrora Wells, Java fren and T. Thorn
SON. IiverEools 18th. NJ dngh, and Sauna rt,n Deal.
Sid for Phfadelphia 4h, Westmoreand from Liverpool
--latest via Queenstown)
Arr from NYork Mary Lucreta and Raleigh, n. Cuxha-
ven; Jane Daggett in the Clyde; l. Bryant at Dublin
ana Washington, at Liverpool
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SEVENTY EIGHTH REGIMENT, CAMERON
RIEIE S IuIGuI. A NDERSA

The order Of Colonel $. II. Elliott commanding this
regiment is from the Secretary Of War and has received
the sanction Of the Governor Of the Stne II empowers
him to raise and organize it pos sbc without
being confined to time attached any other command
The statements therefore that the portion already raised
has been attached to another regiment is mistake.
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ROBERT MURRAY, Esq, United States Marshal New
York.
Of this morning. from prisoner lately released from Fort
Lafayette Now, ! wish 70 call your attention TO the
same article and submit its further consideration your
judgment.
strven to make these prisoners comfortable if in the
whirlpool of business they may have apparently boon
neglected, both testify to the present am DE
preparations which are being made not only render
plant of some who would be unreasonable
IN regard TO myself can simply say that have 20 the
Utmost OF my ability, tried to do my duty alike 10 the
government and the prisoners.
Lieutenant Wood is unceasing In his care and wat hfu
ness, and, as you well know, ready at any time do al
he can for the comfort OF those under his charge
With regard to improper and false communicating from
released prisoners, If such there arc, II is question
the honorable Secretary OF state to decide how far such
communications nvalate the parole Of the person per-
sors making them Very respectfully, your obedicnt
want, MARTIN BURKE
Lieutenant Colonel Commanding.
Deputy Marshal Sampson in pursuance Of orders from
the State Department. proceeded to the fort to lberate
the following persons, viz:-John J. shaefer, Ellis b.
schnabcl, Charles NJ. Hazeln.
Mr.. Shacfer was not released, rs he said be WAS
British subject, holding commission in her Saosty's
service, and also officer in the Great West
Canada Railroad Company. The oath ten
dered to him by officer Sampson, being ncon.
sistent with the oath Of allegiance he had taken
TO the British government, he consequently declined,
although he said that his employers IN Canada were s.b
cctcd to great loss and Inconvenience in consequence
his absence from his rest of duty In Canada
Tho Marshal yesterday morning tclcgraphcd 10 Washing
ton for instructions.
Tho other prisoners set at liberty, having taken
tho oath
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pygssuel,..sc.ts Politics,

70.
The Republican Conn ittec have ned the vacancies in
the state ticket by nominating John Ncsmh OF Lowell,
for Iestenant Governor and Dwight Foster, for Ator-
new General,
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Election OF an Episcopal Bishop Of Penn
syIv.aia.

PM ApEiTRfA, Oct. "a, 1861
Rev VIM. Bacon Stevens, Of the ST. Andrews church,
elected Assistant Bishop Of Pennsylvania by tho
Episcopal Convention to-day.
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THE EXPEDITION AGAINST MEXICO.
1hs Fleets OF France and spafn--Strcngfh
Of the Spanish Army In Cuba-EnS-
lands Policy in the Aliiancc--CensIs
Of the Foreigners In Mexico.

TUE FRENCH FLEET FOR MEXTCO.
private correspondence Of the Paris Paric Of tho
9th INST gives some details Of the organization Of the
French naval force to he despatched the coast OF Mexico
The ships war ordered for this expedition are the
steam frgates Guerrero ng at Rrest) IAstree lrom
lorient) and Ardene Qrom Brest), steam corvette
Qrom RocheforD and the cutter Marceaux from Cher
bourg) Admiral Jurien dc Iagravere, who will com
fnand the squadron will hoist his flag OF board the Gucr
rere, which is being prepared for quickly as pos
sble
THE SPANISH FLEET.
The Spanish naval force which is to assemble at Ua.
vann for the expedition to Mexico composed Of twelve
ctnuv viz-
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The Washington Or Cape Race Outward
Bound.
CAPE RACE, Oct. "a, 1861.
The steamship City Of Washington for Liverpool was
boarded of this point Wednesday mornings and tho ates,
dispatches placed on board
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THE NAVAL MEDICAL EXAMINING BOARD.

InE NAV AL MEDlCAlJ EXAMINING BOAhBs
NAMES OF THE NEW APPOINTMENTS FRACTION
FOR SURGEONS WISHING TO ENTER THE NAVY.
The Naval Medical Board, now in session at the Naval
Hospital Brooklyn, have reported qualified for appoint
ment Assistant Surgeons in tho Navy, the following
gentlemen;--John b. Aciey, Pennsylvania; Luther NJ.
Lyon, Virginia. c. H. +. Barn garten. Missouri; u. r.
Banuan, Pennsylvania; John II. Clarke New Hampshire
Chaa H. Ciberson, Vermont, Chas. T. Hubbard Nassa.
cbusctis- Twenty vacancies still remain 70 be flcd-
Qualified medical men, under twenty six years Of age,
wishing to 90 before the Board should requet permit
from the Secretary Of the Navy stating ae place % births
and residence accompanying their application, With tas
tnlopial OF testimonials Of moral character.
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advancing. Treghts dropping AT Canton and Shapghae
tas were advancing, and at Ioochow they were M
changed.