The New York herald., 1862-11-21
TWO DAYS LATER From EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.
THE INTERVENTION SCHEME.
Napoleon Asks an Alliance with England
and Russia on American Affairs.
7nB ALLIES TO PROPOSE ~ ARMISYlCE.
Rsinfercements for the Spanish West
India Fleet.
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PRNATEERlNG AND NEUTRAL RIGHTS.
The Great Scandal ON the
English Turf.
An Aristocratic Confederation for Cheat
ing by Catch Bets.
Public Attention Turned from America to
Hon. Mr.. Lawley,
Ac, DC. DO.
Reinfercemcnts for the Spanish West
India Fleet.
pRNAJEERMe AND NEUTRAL RIGHTS.
The Great Scandal ON the
English Turf.
An Aristocratic Confederation for Cheat
ing by Catch Bets.
Public Attention Turned from America &
Hon. Mr.. Lawley,
&c.. DC. Ge.

The steamship Persia Captain Lott, which sailed from
Liverpool ten O'Clock the morning Of the Sth, and
from Queenstown on the afternoon OF the 9th instant ar
rived at her dock at Jersey City about nine O'Clock last
night, with the European mails and passengers.
The Persia reports that yesterday, at quarter past
T. M sixty miles Of Sandy Hook she passed the
Scotia, outward bound.
Her news is two days later than the advces of the
AngIo-Saxon and our files three days later than the
papers brought by the Etna.
French writer in the Paris Ppssse, speaking OF VI
Sobdens theory OF neutral rights and the abolition Of
bloctades, says
war breaks out-in spite Of course Of the apostle
sf peace-between France and England. The channel
and the Atlantic are covered with British sqradrons
One oil them rides off Havre. rich convoy from America
is signaed laden say with gold and corn The convoy is
bound Tor France which we will suppose 70 be s' hen
TAc temptation is strong, but the convoy is under
.entral flag II contains nothing that can be vigorously
fond hope that the British squadron win politely acnow
ledge the salute Of the neutral fag and permit the convoy
70 sail into Havre. 'When this comes 10 pass (excams
M. Forgues aduaco), great many people will be
surprised, and ourselves among them OF course we
shall also be delighted"
The British Mediterranean aeet is about to be r.daed
by ships and three hundred and sxtyt
Madrid telegram Of the 9th inst says the Queen will
open the Cortes in person and deliver speech upon the
occasion At early period Of the session the Ministry
will submit documents referring 10 the action of SPAN
Mexico will invite discussion the course they
pursued.
A decree by the Russian Governor General of Poland
the state Of siege in the towns and districts Of
Grodno, Pe and Bresk and maintains it in in
tswn and district of Balistsck
Garbadi has been removed to Pisa by the advice o,
his physicians.
The Prince of Wales attained his majority The sun
aay that the Persia left Queenstown. There 10 be
formal demonstrations in honor OF the event bst a
holiday the leading markets resolved upon. -Four
ned marshals created other minor honors
conferred.
serious and rather threatening taken place
under the Game laws Consde Eablc damage was done
and military aid invoked but quiet restored with
out loss OF life CT any material bloodshed
come railway arches fell in London while work
men engaged snoring them up and L,bo
killed.
which wi be of one thousand horse power each-arr
be placed the limo from Havrc TO New York, with
brapoh steamers from New York TO the Yves, Indies.
The Galway reand) American of the 5th Of November
Gays
Mr. Hammond, the American Consul in Dublin. has writ
sen TO his colleague here Mr. West and that the
steamers viii commence running between Galway and
Portland Maine, in February.
The Bansa arrived at Southampton the evening OF
shc 9Th inst
The Asia arrived ut Liverpool on the sih Of Nosem