The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-19
The Speech Of Mr.. Lindsay, M. p,
in Favor Of the Rebels.
The Spanish War Ships for Mexico and
Their Armament.
Why Napoleon Hesitates About
Joining the Alliance.
The King of Prussia on his Way to France
on Royal Visit,
Gc dc. Nc

Tho mails Of the Arabia which reached this city from
Boston yesterday brought European files to the 5th
instant, with very interesting letters from Of
foreign correspondents The important extracts with
special letters from Paris and Berlin annexed.
Ad,sratoh from Pcsth, Of the Sd of October, says
is asserted that military auditors will Professionally
try civil causes IN the comitat Of Pesh and that mill.
tary court will administer the penal law.
Turin teegrsphs Of the ID OF October report
1t is not true that Prince Carignan will represent King
Victor Emanuel AZ the coronation Of the King Prussia
at Youngsters General Rocca will deliver to the Sultan
the collar OF the Order Of the Annnziata The annver
sary q the battle OF tho voturno has been ceebr cd
with great enthusiasm in sicily. Perfect order pre-
vailed
despatch from Baden, of the 9Th Of October says
Tho King of Prussia has just started his visit to the
Emperor Of the French His Majesty win stop tonight at
Cologne wsn pass through AK ChapelIe tomorrow,
irving the day mt Compeigne. lie Will return TO
BRUSSELS On Tuesday next.
despatch from Rome, Of October d, aAnounces--
AT the reception of the siamcse Ambassadors by the
Pope, the former, in speech addressed his Holiness
through an interpreter said that they had been by
their sovereign TO his generation the head Of
The religion which preached in Siam by jealous mis-
sionaics and to his Holiness that the Catholic
Lgion would always be respected in that country. yhe
Pope in his reply desired tho to thank their
iics in Siam where he happy learn the MISSIONS
were making progress The Ambassadors then offered
me presents which had been sent 10 his Holiness by the
King Of Siam.
The retnrn from the Bank OF England for the week
ending October gives the following results when com
pared with the previous week
kest .f3 500 ,637 Increase. ELS SIT
Fuolc depoSts.. ,9l8 Decrease 900 SOC
OtAer deposits II 1l5y42 Increase. 1853 L34
On the other side OF the account
Government securities El0 23 Increase f2s2 1923
Other seclritiea.. H.7l7 494 Increase. 2TS, Z35
Notes unemployed. 6,922,565 Decrease 1856 $50
The amount Of circulation is f2l 0s7 o5 being
IN Increase OF 81 14 1916, and the stock Of bullion in
both departments Ella l246 &C., showing decrease Of
&l17 6f5 when compared with the preceding return
The following, the linen trade, is from Mcssrs D.
Dewar, Son 4 Sons of Lcndon;-
The linen trade partakes the same dulness which is
observable in every other branch of business and from
The same causes. The home markets as rule are with
out animation and from other countries the
not more favorable The value Of the linens exported
during the eight months ending the 3lst Of August
&2,478 410 showing decrease of 1852 997 when com
August there is falling OF 10 the extent Of f137 $40
The decrease is chiefly II not wholly in the exports to
the States There is no account given in the Of
The exports OF linens to Francean omission which we
thnk should now be rectcd by the Board Of Trade as
Will become OF much interest to watch the progress of
the trade with that country Up to the present
nave no correct data to guide 70 the
or condition OF the trade II is pleasing to find that there
every disposition the part Of the French govern
ment to interpret the provisions Of the tariff liberal
spirit, as recently cvinced with regard the admission
Of bcached and unbleached linens their proper cnss
hcaton rs to rates. The extension Of the principles Of
Tree trade on the continent and the successful
OF treaties of commerce with other nations. will ulti-
matey BIO Of great advantage.
The Liverpool, New York and Philadelphia Company's
steamer City OF Manchester from New York on the 2sth
ult., has arrived.