The national Republican., 1861-11-15
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Arrival of the NCva scotian

Farther Point, November IL, lSGl.--The
steamer Nova ScUtian, from Liverpool, Thurs
day 3lst, and Londonderry LIST, arrived here at
81 p. NJ. She brings five days later intelligence
than that of the Persia.
The Nova SCOtian has 2S cabin and l2S steer.
aye passengers, and 800 900 in specie.
She passed tho Anglo.SaXon, at I p. NJ of the
llth, so miles west of Natsshquan Point.
The steamship North Brton is the last of
tho season to Quebec.
The political news Is unimport mt.
Tho City OF Washington arrived out on the
Both She broke her shaft after leaving Queens.
town for Liverpool, butwas safely towed to the
latter point.
GRE !ITAIN.
Theodore Fay, /. american Minister to
Switzerland, writes It lengthy letter to tho Lon.
don Times in defence of the North.
The steamer Ednburg sailed for New York
on the 3Oth She took $1,000 in specie.
The American government steamer James
Adgcr, which put into Queenstown on the so b,
short OF COAL had sailed again. Her destina
lion WAS not stated.
FRANCE.
The MOniteur publishes II paragraph relative
tn controversies on Government policy in jour.
mails generally supposed to speak under Gov.
ernme It inspiration. 1t says such publications
are only self-inspired, and announces that II
alone is the sole organ of the policy Of the Gov
ernment and that no semi, llitial journals exist
| in France.
| Ministerial circular had been issued to the
| clergy, in which the acts Of the clerical oppo
| sitOn against the laws Of the National Govern
memt wore deplOred, and warning given. The
| &. crnment, while wishing to respect the lib
| erty of the Churches, will take severe measures,
| if tho'Clergy continue their attacks or the laws
and institutions OF the country, and cndeavor to
| disturb public order.
celia and NOla had made propositions to sur
| render.
| AUSTRIA.
The magistrates of Fesih had rendered their
| designations. A few functiOnaries will remain
in Office Il fortnight longer, to transact the moS
urgent business.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
Rio Janeiro and Cape of Good Hope mails haC
reached Plymouth.
| The slave trade was brisk on the East Coast
Business at the Cape was considerably i'm
| proved.
The clip of wool promised to be on, of tn,
best ever known.
Intelligence from Doctors Livingstone ant
| McKerZe, to the 18th Of May, had been re
ceived.
A terrible massacre had occurred in Nor
mans Land
1t was rumored that Kreli with all his forceg
was about 10 re-enter the Transkeran territory
Tho Paris Pdtrie says that the convention
relative to Mexico will be announced to tl'
American Government, with in Invitation L
join in the expedition
| Inf same journal says llltt one DtjeCl oI III
expedition is TO constitute a strong governman
for Mexico.
|, is asserted that France sends halfa brigad
to Mexico.
Two frst.class British men.ofwar are or
dered to be ready forthwith.
| The American consulate ut MeSSina report
the presence there of an American three mast
ed schooner, supposed, On good authority, I
be rebel privateer.
/, 7. y. Forw ard, of Liverpool, had memorial
| ~. Il lea n flr :
| and police surveillance of his soa on reachin
New York.
Tho Duke of Argyle, in a speech, had take
decided ground against any interference wha
ever in American affairs.
Il It WAS stated that Il pamphlet had appea are
D in Paris, calling on the American Governmer
10 take military precautions against Frenc
invasion.
1t was anunuUced, but dcnied, that Frame
had made ovortureS TO Austria for the cesS'o
of Veneta.
A Brussels dispatch to Turin, announces tn
J. recognition of the Kingdom of Italy by Ba
GUM.
The basis Of tho treaty between Spain an
p NJ rocco for the settlement of the war indemn
ty had been finally arranged.
! The Austrian Government had resolved
establish II Hungarian administration, whlc
will carry out Government intentions in ever
way.
More serious university disturbances wer
reported in 81. Petersburg. The military ht
, inlertored, and many arrests were made.
Affairs IN Pol md are unchanged.
Arrests continue to be made al Warsaw.
The insurroGli"n at Hrrz"govnn was spread
ing.
The Turks had suffered great losses by Il
| insurgents.
Tn" Iudia cotton crop W Is reported large AZ
encouraging.
The Uutrd States steamer Saginaw was
Japan.
ROYAL.
=, Neir York, Nov. l3.-OIders worc receive
y, hcru Il. .day iur tho shipment OF ordnance n
;, ordnance torres to Port Royal, ). c.
TROOPS UNDER ORDERS TO MARCH.