The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-30
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE
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Interesting Details of the News
From Europe.
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British Opinion of the Blockade and Con-
deHnatiOn Of the Bark lIiawatha.
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Speech of Earl Russell on the
War in America.
The Duke d'Aumale on tho Cocl1iS-
si0ns Of the Orleans Princes.
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TIE ALLIANCE kGAINST MEXICO.
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The Succession to tile Throne Of
China,
TIE ALLIANCE AGAINST MEXICO.

The steamship City Of Baltimore, Captain Jcfery,
which sailed from Liverpool at half past nine on tho morn
lg Of the 10TH and from Queenstown the 18th irst,
arrived hero at six O'Clock last evening" bringing pas
sengcrs specie and our European files.
Tho OF the City Of Baltimore has boon anticipated
by her Geographic reportdelivered or Cape Race
FROM St. Johns, Newfoundland, and published in the
HERALD last Saturday morning.
Tho City Of Baltimore has the following specie list
100 to Bailey Co., elo 200 to j. v. Hoffman, Gi2 400
70 Sehuchard & Gerhard, and 81 500 to order.
She has also freight from Liverpool 500 bags Of rice
despatch received in Paris by way OF st. Petersburg
states that the Of tho death Of the Empeo
had produced change in the position of affairs in China
Prince Kong exercising tho functions OF the head OF
the government, with tho title Of Regent, which no will
retain till the succession tho throne is decided Every
thing was quiet in the city Of Pekm
On Thursday evening, October TO- Mr. II. Parkcs, one
OF the commissioner Of the New South Wales govern
for anording information relative TO that colony,
addressed numerously attended meeting at rroitwch
England at which Sir John Pakingon, ". p, took the
chair In the Of his address, Sir John said that II
there people, either there elsewhere who could
make up their mind to stay in England bet de-
termned to go abroad in search Of fortune, he would
counsel them to go where they would still be under the
dag and Of England and of tho British
colonies rather than either to the dis United States
any other part OF the world.
concordat between the Pone and President Gcnrard
has been published at Port au Prince. The concordat
Archbishop Of Hayt and -four bishops all TO be
nominated by the Pope, who, bya special article is al
lowed select for these dgnities ecclesascs Of the
white race; this, it is remarked, indicates that General
Gerrard " is liberal and progressive in his IDEAS"
The Paris correspondent of the London Meas, writing
Sunday evening, Oct IS, says
IT is worthy OF notice that the Monter in announcing
the arrival at Compiegne Of tho Sovereign commonly
known as the King Of Holland styles him the King of the
Low Countries" which continues to be his diplomatic
tit'e although he stripped OF Belgium in 1890. 1t
said that the King insists so much upon this point that
letters addressed 20 the "King Of Hoand' not
opened at the Hague.
The statements in the Melbourne papers Of the prodrc.
Of the gold fields satisfactory The shipments the
end OF August this year fifty TONS against fifty
ono tons fifteen cwt. for the same period last year.