The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-02
Prince Trapoleon's Opinion Of the
Dissolution Of the Union.
Rebel Army Officers Appear in Uniform
at the Review on the Rhine.
An American Bark Abandoned
at Sea.
Excitement in the Cotton Market and
Another Advance Decline
in Breadstufs,

The Hamburg steamship Borusss, from SOUTHAMPTON
the 23d Of October, or Cape Race yesterday Fr
day. morning, on her way to New York. Her news IL
three days later than that brought by the Europa.
summary of 1t, teegraphcd from St. Johns Newfound-
land, 10 published in the Herald this morning.
Tho mails Of tho Europa reached this city from Boston
yesterday evening, bringing European files of the
10th of0ctober from which extract the following in
teresting and important details
The London Times of the 18th Of October in its city
article, says
The accounts from the Paris Bourse state that the
operators have experienced little recovery of conf
dence and disposed to hope that the crisis had
been arrested. There is general belief however that
cannot of without prolonged pressure
ton OF which Will be increased in proportion to the arti
ncial attempts that may now be made to mitigate it.
Prince Napoleon and the Princess Cotildc arrived At
compiegne on Sunday, October IS. The Prince mmc-
uiaely after paid visit TO tho King Of Holland. Their
royal hghnesses returned Paris in tho afternoon
letter from Alexandria, Egypt of tho Sh Of October
reports
We have received few authentic details of tho innnda
Sious to Ill up the general account have already given
you; but things secU quite bad they frs,
described vast extent OF the Delta is described
presenting the aspect OF sheet Of The river
has, however, fallen to twentyf cubits From the
cotton districts which lie chiefly beyond the eastern
branch OF the Nile, reports agree in stating that large
portion Of the crop is lost damaged though still
seems impossible TO form estimate OF the amount.
We are in receipt Of adviccs from Japan which throw
some more light upon the recent attack upon the British
Legation at Jcddo. The number Of assalans killed and
wounded on the premises is stated twenty four and
tho whole affair appears to have originated the sponta
desire Of band OF to do the State some ser
vice, and render themselves famous whether they
persisted survived The accounts from Yokohama state
that the British Consulate at Kanagawa is turned into
regular stoekade, with double paisade and numerous
guard houses all round it the entrance being guarded BY
srmed Yacanins
letter from Canton OF September 0, in the London
Times, says
believe that when the time shall arrive to take a re-
prospective view, 1t will be found that taking into con
alteration the progress Of railways the endcavo-s made
70 stimulate the cultivation of cotton the extension Of
the cultivation Of tea and will yet hope the rise Of
better feeling between tho government and the settlers
che 1861 will rank before all the years that have rc
coded il in the strides made during its existence
Tho Russian corvette Novk, bearing the flag Of Rear
Admiral PopoR, arrived at the Mothcrbank England a.,
noon on the 10th Of October from Crons,ad on her way
10 the AMOR and Pacific.