The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-27
The COTTON Question.

The steamship City Of Baltimore from New York, was
s'gnaled on Liverpool 18th.
The Cotton Question.
The london NeVs edtoriay condemns the folly and
rashness which induces cotton operatives strike on
account Of reduction Of wages such uncuro as the
present.
The Expedition to Mexico.
THE SPANISH COMMANDER.
General Prm is appointed military and political chief Of
The Spanish expedition to Mexico.
From Galignani's Messenger, Nov. AL
Vne steam transport Aube has just taken on boE 800
asry OF rfed cannon well 600 600 ratons Of prov
Mexico
The screw shp-ofthe line, the Bayard left Cherbourg
1wo days back for Brest, with the Tenth Eleventh and
Twelfth companies Of the First regiment OF infantry oi
marines, and with 200 Of the Third regiment Of
rnes These troops arc to DO embarked al Brest in
transport for Vera Cruz.
FRENCH OPINION OF THE EFFECTS OF THE MOVEMENT
THE MONROE DOCTRINE SET AT NAUGHT AND REvo-
LuTfoNs IN MEXICO EXPECTED.
From The i'ars Debats, Nov. IL.
ThecOmbined expedition which Ia about 10 leave tho
ports OF France England and Spain, presents this grave
sharacterhat it is like rctahtng possession least
Hso,g america BY Europe Since tho Treaty OF Paris
which in 1888 ratified the independence Of The United
States, II be preferred the day the 10th
December 1924, which secured The defnityo emancpa
non 81 tho Spanish Colonies European yessc have
more than once appeared in the American seas to
there execute acts of force They have hitherto only ap
tsement for passing injury, to obtain the revision Of
lar or to guarantee the security Of European
Every one feels that the present. expedition 1t
confined Collecting the revenues Of tho custom house
Vera Cruz in the place and stead Of the Mexican gov
sTnment Is something more than the naval movements
Of former days II constitutes real iningemn on The
famous doctrine Of Monroe, chica pre- sed 10 crdict
Europe forersr from exercising any influence the des
tssies Of America No one can In fact, doubt that the
Tate OF Mexico now depends, more less the three
Interfering Powers; their presence alone may lead
buttons chich their soord acoud suprorl IN case Of need
issue of Nhic ia in
The hands Of Europe.
THE FRENCH ADMIRAL IN coMMANp-HIs AssooIA.
TONS WITH THE CONTINENT OF AMERICA,
From the Paris Debats Nov. III
The brilliant cincer, R ar Admiral Juricn dc Ia Ora
Were who Is charged with the command OF the French
forces bears which will twice have resounied in
the history Of Spanish America, and at two decisive
In 1920, when II longer possible to doubt that
Ne whole Of America would be host Spain il was
she father Of Rear Admiral Jurien de IN ravere TO
whom Duke Pasquier, then Minister of Foreign Affairs
confded the delicate mission Of showing the French Tag
70 those newly born republics, and Of preparing
hand thu Sc relations which might be forme, with them
when Spanish domination should have dean tiyey come
70 end ~ Jurien de Ia Grayere left France with hs
Renommee and the Centaure. 1t would be without
interest, under existing circumstances follow In the
Souvenirs dun An,irdl the recital of that cam.
paisn, which lasted nearly year, The officer OF tn.
Restoration then witness Spanish America OF the
disorders and political faults which, forty years later
we're TO lead 10 that place with less pacic mission an
omcer OF the EMPIRE heir Of his merit well of his
name. II ALREADY everywhere dctators without force
,ch0 disputed for the government Of republics ci hm Liberty
Already, also, among those Alterations Of anarchy and
military government might be rema, ked, either at
Buenos Ayres at Perm, the last remnants Of the FIRST
elements Of that mondrchidt party ,ctich the three in
frtg Pooers appear oD TO reckon at Mfrico ami Vro
Cruz At Benos Ayree some time before The arrival Of
the Renommce and the Centaure the republican nuthor
tes had dcberated raising throne and seating he
Duke OF Orleans on Il. Buenos Ayres, nevertheless
remained republic and it was England that
ra'he' required that result, as she did not ike
that French prince should reign La Plata
France.
The Moretr OF the l4th contains DEGREES nominating
Minister OF Finance to the post OF Senator
Ihe Koniteur also publishes letter from the Emperor
70 the Minister, approving d w. Foa.ds fnancial pro
gramme, and acknowledging the uccgastp Of conGnipg
ths budget within nvaabie iilni;r Ibe Emperor saws
the only efcacous means to attain hs IS TO rcso
lutely abandon the faculty WI Gu appcrains to me OF
opening fresh credit in the absence of the Chambers
am determined TO introduce changes, and the Se,at
Cosue which will be presented TO the Senate on tho %
OF December next will contain this resolution and dc.
terninng your budget, and those or the different
ministers by large sections In rcnopncing right
constitutional ones, who have preceded me, may
do . useful thing towards insurng the light admins
sraton OF the finances. Faithful to my origin /
neither regard my prerogatves sacred deposit which
cannot be touched nor heritage from my ancestors
which must be transmitted intact to my son Elected by
my people, and representing their interests always
bandoh without regret every perogatve for the good OF
she public and shall likewise preserve rshaken in my
hands all the power which s Indispensable for the tran
qullity AMI prosperity Of the country
The Ao1ier then publishes ettor from the Emperor
I'M
with carrying out the same.
The Aonieur also publishes NJ. roala's programme,
winch demonstrates the necessity for the impression OF
extraordinary credits, and examines the financial s,,a
zion tshows that recourse has been hal 10 credit under
All its forms and calculates that the deficit haB reached
que tnonsanu million francs, and concludes by showing
thst the abandonment by The Emperor Of his ursroya
lives and the curtamcnt OF the ornaments Of france
viii calm the uneasnefs Of Europe remove all pre-
text for hostile measures.
The fact Of the deficit reaching forty millions OF pounas
sterling attributed excess OF expcndre or ,h
Tie number Of men voted three 10 rei AMI nety
thousand, but half million are actually IN Ter arms
The Landpl Times states that Mons Fnud stipul,ed m
an ndisps0ele condition OF his acceptance Of the Nj
nisry Of iance for tn privilege of ransscng his bn
ALONE OF the Ministry the exp,nso 81 Count
"a'ewski, ana was toubtt Il he would continue TO
retain his Office rs Minister OF State. II was thought he
NIGH. be appointed hnistsr to london.
Austria.
An imperial rescrp IN reply to the address Of the Croa
Kan Diet, bad been communcai I'd TO the R.ebsrab II
exnr sses regret that Croatia should have forgotten hat
when the Emperor granted her hose constitutional s,I
1uIsns when circumstances rendered necessary was
~n reservation that he unity Of thu chg mph,
sbc rrnaisn ~, fer Ibis reason, continues the rcscr,
oa,ish met must low b. dissolved II will be rea,
and February. f y 0Nef
Italy.
Sens, careossh has s4e trom Turin W caprera 10
sgn. an address TO Gafioald from the Nsaprans
The state Of the province tho Po,,,ts,ta 4.
me origands have been beaten aud dpsrsed in So
encounters. III several
The Nationale asserts thai Signor Rs,.,i had ro,,
the intervention Of the Emperor In order 40 dee5s ~.
Francs N.Lshall quit Rome shortly 'U0 NAL
II 10 stated from Rome that the garrison ts To h.
three divisions. VS. 'Her
the PROPERTY OF THE King op ITALY IN NAPLES
IMPORTANT TRIAL AND DECISION or TIE ssxEca
COUNTS.
From Galigoans Messenger, Nov 1s1
scr some days past the public attention At Marsa,.
has seen occupied with trial, which rather political
than il deal '''''''@
The que S.ion related to the ownership Of two frats.