The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-23
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
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The Etna at New York, the North Briton
at Father Point and the Teutonia
and Africa OFF Cape Race.
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THREE DAYS LATER INTELLIGENCE.
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Reported Commercial Movement in
France In Favor Of the Rebels.
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The Princes Of Orleans and the
Union Army.
NapOleOn's Reception of the
King OF Prussia.
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ADVANCE IN COTTON,
&C., &C., 10,
The Princes Of Orleans and the
Union Army.
ADVANCE IN COTTON.
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passengers, cargo and our European files.
The news by the Ena has been anticipated by her
reports delivered agent of Cape Race published
n the HERALD Monday morning last.
The steamship North Briton, from Liverpool the
10Th via Londonderry the I1n inst arrived or Father
Point yesterday quarter TO three O'Clock tho after
noon.
She brings seventy eight cabin, and two hundred and
twenty two Storage passengers
Lord Monck, the newly appointed Governor General Of
canada, with his family arc on board Of tho North
hton.
The dates per the North Br.on are one day later than
Shose per the Etna.
The steamship Teutonia, from Hamburg, via South
ampton the 9th inst, passed Cape Race at eleven
o'clock A. N. on Sunday last, route to New York.
The is mainly anticipated.
The steamship Kangaroo, from New York, arrived at
Queenstown the 18th instant.
The steamship New York, from New York, arrived at
Cewes the 10th instant.
The by the North Briton is Of little Importance
was announced that the Prince Of Wales was about
- pay visit to the seat Of the Duke Of Newcastle
Francis the Second will not be represented the King
Of Pruesias coronation.
The Bank Of Turin had raised It's rate Of discount to
* per cent.
Tho Paris Bourse was quiet ut latest date.
The Bank Of France had declared its Of bullion
70 be eighty one millions Of francs
The Moaeur Vnicole states that the vintage through
out France has been favored by magnificent weather. and
progressing admirably. The grapes all gathered
m the southern departments, and the accounts received
shence are unanimous in describing the quality Of the
wine very SUPERIOR and the quantity greater than
expected.
The Commerce Breton, paper published at st. Mao,
states tina, the codfshug has been very unproductve
This year. The fortunate fishermen have returned
with twothirds OF their usual complement, and others,
more unfortunate, with less than third.
Tho commercial reports from the great fair OF Novgo
red state that in consequence Of the high price Of
American cotton unusually large quantity Of that ma
teria the produce Of Bokhara and Khva, brought
into the market Not less than 600 pools were pur
chased for Russian manufacturers, by whom it is readily
used; the thread il makes is said to be of very good
quality. further supply Of 900 pools, from the
source will DO imported into Russia before the end
Of the year.
Nessrs. Glass, Elliot Co., Of London have received
despatch from Alexandria, dated $780, Sunday evening"
October g. which arrived in London morning lat 920}
7th. 1t says:-The Nile has risen to extraordinary
point it rose on Friday night foot Three leagues Of
railway and telegraph have been destroyed great da
IMAGES OF the palaces Of the Pasha under
sengers for India left last night for Cairo by steamer
Our Liverpool agent writes, under date of the 9th
nst.At the sales Of East India wool at Liverpool some
rather large purchases haze been Effected there by American
buyers for blankets and army clothing.
The American Consul in London had received the usual
warrant from the Foreign office for the hearing of the
charge against Hawkins the steward for the murder of
Captain Adams, of the ship Lammerger and the removal
sf the accused to the United States for trial.
The American Rebellion and It's Effects
Abroad.
REPORTED COMMERCIAL MEMORIAL TO NAPOLEON IN
FAVOR or THE REBELS.
It reported that the principal Chambers Of Com
nercc France had pno,iasedthe EmUeror 10 recayss
the Southern Confedrdcy and raise the blockade OF the
The House OF Orleans and the Union
Cause.
AN ENGLISH VIEW OF THE COMMISSIONS OF THE
PROFESSIONALISM WITH THE COURSE OF THE 30
NAPARTES.
from the London Post (oilcial organ,) Oct. 81
Is doubt question in what degree royal princes
N exile subject the restraints OF members Of reign
ing houses They certainly enjoy few Of the advantages
possessed by the latter and perhaps the courtesy which
continues to look upon thomas royal personages is the
chief privilege which remains to them. They de-
barred Of course by the revolution which has supplant
I'd them by another dynasty, from all communion with
their country and prince IN such position virtn
ally subsidies into the rank OF private person The
Count Of Paris and the Duke OF Charities are at this mo-
ment instances in question The former of these princes
has hitherto believe led quiet and retired life and
he has been content 70 be accounted the heir whatever
hopes and whatever traditions the late King Louis Phi
Nppe had TO bequeath His younger brother with less
considerable position in the party the 0rleansts
Tor some years passed more active and energetic
He held a commission in the Sandman army; and
ne fought bravey doubt, in the Of independence
In 1859. No one could have questioned his choice He
endeavorcd to retrieve in the disasters Of
his family by his personal courage aud sacrifice and
he showed the world that he had energy al his com
mand liberal cause at heart and desire for honorable
distinction.
But has occaoned very considerable surprise that both
The Count Of Paris Duke OF Charres have now en-
listed in the federal army Of the United States against the
Southern confederation. THIS resolution their part is a.
sTdng, as ne former career q e young duke was ingi
these princes adopting either side Of the war even
they had both taken arms in the campaign. Whether
they chose the Sandman the Neapoan cause there
was an equally ready explanation BY family connection
they were allied 10 the royal House of Naples By the
political profession OF the Orleans line they consti
tntonallsts they were connected with the House Of
Austria ALSO through the Of their cousin the
Duke OF Brabant, with an Austrian archduchcss, Whe
eber therefore, they had taken the Austrian Neapo
tan side in the Italian of family connec
ton or whether they had taken the Sardnian accord
anee with the constitutional professions Of the House Of
Orleans, little surprise would have been anywhere ex
pressed
II is however quite impossb BILE to perceive wha, s to
constitute two European princes Judges Of the merits Of
quarrel between two great parties Of American ma.
zion. The war in which they have engaged them
selves s not an international foreign war il is a
war wagcd by an oppressed nation against foreign op
pressoro such questions as these every may hold
himself to be judge-but it is civil war between two
great sections Of nationality always hitherto accounted
70 be one and indivsibe. Foreign nations look aud
hepore the contest They profess even they at all
understand the POINTS really dispute any be
Imperfect Judges Of the merits Of them. Least OF all do
they think of casting their swords into the scale.
r., question Iey al sercacs 10 be cheiher re.
puttcdn people shall hdN hco goreymme9ats future,
mhcher they atau still hare ut one gopaa-
m"' Is aera?Jore. This is essentially national,
and not an international question. II this national
espute mvove an appeal TO arms we can only
depiore that it should have such results But we
sannoi possibly presume to say which party is in the
eign. and ~hich y IN the wrong Garibaldi is as it
we're, an adven,urer by profession; ont Garbadi has
seen the vital distinction even between guerrilla expedi
lion against tyrannical Neap0an gov ernent ann an,
acceptance Of military command in country which hao
no business TO be at war II Is said, indeed thai young
soldiers should see as much service they can Ia
certain extent this may be true. French officer NAV
well be proud of having seized opportunity Of aght
ing in Algeria as well as in Italy. But 10 advertise pr
legal commission % take human life al The hands Of uohat
government may grant IL, Is, IN opaion utterly 10
ttmordltse An army composed Of officers chosen
would think, be no, much better point Of morality
than army OF mercenares although there should be
40 personal advantage as 10 the object OF enlistment
Pripns Napoleon 10 quite true stands in position Of