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The New York herald., 1862-11-21
ARRIVAL OF THE EAGLE.
News n1m Havann-AIOre About the
Burning of the BIa nche. &C., DC.

BY the arrivalo of the steamer Eagle have from
Havana the 18th nst three GAYS later ,hsn already
received There is very he Of importance in files
O correspondence Cold weather come. which has
driven away sickness, and It is only safe but
pleasant for foreign visitors 20 go 10 Havana
The American soop Dove arrived Havana the 18th
instant in twenty-five days from ApaIachcola. She
by the Diorio dc Ia Marina COME vessel She
overhauied OF 81 Georges by the prize schooner
George j. Burroughs just captured Iaden with cotton
too much So appears for five bales transferred 10
the Dove. which ordered 10 follow her 10 Key West.
They parted company on Tampa, were boarded and
officer placed board and after passing through many
trbulators by and Good arrived here, where she
TO be rcitea. TO enable her 20 proceed " Key West
Tie Dsi 40 de la Marina (secesb) has been viocnty
cited by what 1t calls the alsehoods o the New York
papers, IN ard 20 the steamer Blanche having had
slaves on ooafd lDste'd OF cotton.
The same raper Is also IN passion because Of the
war brought slaves from New Orleans This IL fact.
Some thirty slaves we're brought in her .'servaps.
family all ne had six
AZ 10 the ElaDrbe, although every inquiry has been
mace be ascertained that she brought any
ton here No signs vt any haze been seen.
A gentleman who went on board of the Blanche the
next day after she ashore by the United States
gnhoat Mont gomery, found OF her wood work still
The Blanche then pretty well DESTROYED while II she
had been loaded with cotton she would have burned for
several days.
Mulata, where she mrs, osensiby FOR coal, is
port where negroes frequently landed and Is not
place wher. coal ~ 10 be had.
The captain + the Blanche claims 10 have bought
hundred nty bags OF charcoal tabout two hundred
ana twenty-five bushels. small amount of that com
bustibe 10 take loaded steamer from MuIsa Ia Havain
Tue only fl, thai the Didrio Ia NcrHd brings
ro of its nf the matter is the given
the captain OF the Blanche before the British Consul
which. says, sufficient 70 refac the alscoods Of lhe
New. York papers.
There have been no Confederate arrivals since last AL
vices and only one departurehe Confederate schooner
Arlc-Ior Matomoros
Business generally dull. Exchange On the North
was still at twenty eight pey cent discount.
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
MStlsy AZ Ses.
MURDER OF CAPT BRyER OF ,THE rAckEr sHIr
- acNEFt /. EANEAHWXE ~

The .a'p Robert y. lane arrived AZ ms port last
night from Liverpool, with cargo Of merchandise and
hundred and sixty eight passengers, consigned to
Thomas Richardson.
She came IN under command Of Mr. Leonard the FIRST
officer, who reported the captain (Bryer having been
murdered by The The following are the partici-
lars, so lar ss could learn
On the LIST instant when latitude fort eight longitude
thirty the crew mutined When Capt Bryer went for
ward 10 aueii the disturbance he was iumc.
'i'a'c'y attacked by two or the sailors named Moore
and Paisey. who stabbed him In i've different tl,ccs,
causing hrs death N tbrtysi hours thereafter bc
sailor called patsey, while stabbng the captain vas
struck on thc head With bandspkc by the first officer
Mr.. Leonard, ai,a died IN few nours. His body ,ns
buried ~ Mr. leonard then with aid or the p,s
scngcre. succccdcd IN securing rngeader and he was
brous III here in irons.
Upon The arrival of the ship Quarantine Police Scr
Fean; lush lwho subsequently ordered our news boat
away from tnr ship and very discUl &C. ana i
squad vf police also Major ftnyn, " the kpurih tinted
states cavalry, proceeded beard and charge Of tho
niutinecrs.
CAPTAIN Brycr formerly commanded the Back Bali
packet ship Columbia Tor many years. liz leaves wfe
spd tbrco children 10 iivespxol.
The New York herald., 1862-11-21

meaced large preparations for winter quarters at Hanover
Junction. That this Is an important point 10 them
glance at the map win at show and il s in this
vicinya fight may be expected IL our army advances
this fan.
decisive battle here might decide the fate OF Rich
mond and realize the suspicious Of the Virginia rebels as
10 the abandonment Of the state.
Small parties Of gueras are reported 10 lurk abou,
the peninsula formed by the Potomac and Rappahannock
These will very shortly be cleaned out by cavalry,
who have atterly good evidence Of their efficiency
The weather has been cloudy, with slight showers for
the past three days but there no signs Of It's
being permanently bad.
General Burnside grows daily more popular, pos.
sibe with the army, he gives evidences that be is
live general
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
Operations at Aqua creek.

AQUA CREEK Nov 10 1852.
The Construction Corps is doing its best to have the
railroads repaired but the preliminary preparations oi
materials for the repair, which should nave been
made, have been badly neglected The rcbels
being undisturDed IN this quarter Of her own
evacuation OF Fredericksburg, improved their op.
portuniiy 10 carry of all the telegraph wire iron
rails railroad chairs &c, that they could get away
well as to burn all the bridges thoroughly possible.
The consequence is that much larger supplies OF ma
teras found requisite here FOR repairing the
railroads disabled by the rebels.
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
THE ENGLISH TURF SCANDALS.
Moral str ndard OF siae Sporting Aristoc-
rRcy.-The Hon. Robert Lawiey,s Eyi-
dence in the Case or stewart and 1en
n.

The character W the wager ctwecn CAPITA N Eaudolph
stewart Mr Ten Brock sin disc .ssrd with more
ygscity clubs and soti sctcs than any question
nf politics rheher to,sign SAasic. No wonc,r II is
sarh, crOfeh hrd that tho tricks " hungry sb,rsts
nre even suspected ~ he stealing upwards soccijes
xvNn pyoe heWsescs gpcp beu-s iusunscd of men OF
f,,cg. is shocking ~ iipae Inc thai with great
naiye rnd hatv connections, Scipyng the cnspi.
cuous ositIons and holding high rank IN our army c,,
bc slrfr with the suspicion ~ opfcdsrdffns fcosAey b
cheai q ceana,ion ont cf hVgljgt pcSnas Eyen th,t
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
Wcymss .Tobson Auniu.

COURT OF QUEENS BtNCH. LoSDUS. NeN. 2.
Stngs Rance, bc.ors Lord Chief Justice Cock burn
justices WjghtmHn, Harkburn and Mcilor
Mr. lobtcA who - now well known the public from
bs ,cpcalei Applications t. the magistrate rcIaiye Ia
his alcgrd charge O perjury against the Ry.lt lInn n
nisrasN j. r. applied 10 Tie Court for mlndanuS
against Mr.. Arnold, and ALSO against Mr. Alderman
81. rtc- npeing them to hear hfs case and decida
there s.e commenced his rambling statement by ob.
Serving nat he applied 10 their lordsaips to redress
wrong Tin. ID xrsrce'r parallel lie sau ;,c was o
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
Italy.

Turin telegram says:-lbe Italian eoe.rnmeps has
addressed rcnonsrsn'es to the Prcssinn Envoy who
presents Austria this court upon The encounter be
tween the ltanan rarbgcers aud the Austrian soldiers
upon the right bank Of the river Po.
The HondrcLid Nd;fspo's docs not cf, ~ the state
raj puran rcm the 10 citations uIOn The Roman dues
iun The ron0gchid says that tho circrar dwc gi,on
the rlency OF solution or this question and advocated
Deaoaton upon the subject II statesfniiic The
F'sHri government had rerogngcd the justice ol desires
EXPRESSED ~ t;cm Ourando's MOTEL
The King rcvcwc ci the tioops ~ Milan the 9th
Large crowds OF SPECTATORS were present, and The popu
lar enthusiasm ran high.
The Prince of Wales the Crown Prince sad Princess
OF Prussia had arrive. 1T Naples. and about ro
cccd 10 Rome.
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
The PriYateera

An adjourned meeting Of the Council OF the Lverpoe
Chamber OF Commerce been held for the purpose OF
considering the destruction Of shipping by the
steamer Alabama. The Committee ON CommoIcM law
brought up the following resolution Tor the
Of the council
letter Ear Russell Foreign Secretary, TO the olowng
efect-That Chamber having had brought before y me
fact of The destruction In one case ana OF tns anu
perry on board vessels he Manchester and Tona
wanda) by armed cruiser sailing under Confederate
flag shown by the statements 70 snch etr
requesting be informed what steps her Majesty govern
men plate taking TO obtain redress for acts which
this Chamber ~ be fragrant violations OF the inter-
national law, and to prevent their recurrence
Considerable discussion with regard to the
preston Of any opinion upon the legality OF the proceed
ins of the Alabama several members urging that as
Of the fact had been submitted to the council
they not in position assert that British pro-
perty was destroyed by Captain Semmes.
Mr.. - G. RathboDe, OF the firm Of Rathbone Bros
Co. explained that British property was destroyed but
they had not made written communication 70 the
Chamber they had already written TO the foreign Of
flee the subject.
Some members the Chamber expressed their opinion
that the Alabama had commte breach Of Rte,ndtoaG
ior destroying neutral property on boc'd IN e'esys
ship while others contended that the Confeeracs had
prts into wieh 10 take Their pises' tcoafd lie manifest
hG dbSp Hp0H them 10 prersp their dcS1oying large
0a, ol The enys property because small amount be-
longing TO neutral parties was on board OF the prize
In the end an amendment was unanimously agreed TO-
direct letter 10 be written Far Russell calling his
attention TO The destruction Of the ships question and
the and release OF Others under ransom bond by
armed cruiser sailing under the Confederate ag ana
desiring tc know for the information Of the commercial
community, what the opinion OF her Maestys govern
ment 10 the position Of the owners Of neutral pro-
pcrty.
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
Skirmish Near Fran nk!in. Tcnn.

Tie following II frum the trcnada 6Ppe"t =
tsAin>ooc4, Nov f3, 1872.
rorrc.ts osva,r, bad siinish with the fcieras on
ne h;in ,n,d sues las kucd ~ euiy. and wovnd"'
nf,- ar exty mo iedofas hcing reinforced, Forrest
wtiiArcw.
Kifbs smith u sch at Chattanooga.
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

Whe Mediation Reports I'm Engla nd-Na-
poleon Said 10 he Anxious for Allia nee
with Russia and England for mn Ar
asAssicc-The British Aristocrats say
that the Cxss Has Accepted the Propo.
sals. xc., &C., Sc.
IParis (Nov 81 correspondence Of the London Times
krumored that overtures have been Of are to be-
dc by France TO the Russian government, with view
70 taking serious consideration the OF affairs an
America the disastrous effects of the civil ou Eu.
rope generally, and whether the time is come
for the Powers TO make move towards mediation az
rscoen,tion Of the Confederate States.
The London Post il the position OF the democratic
party the first symptoms Of healthy geettoa having
length made their appearance II ihpks the bold
they have adopted in dcnounciug the ege proceedings
II the government must be source OF satisfaction o.
ers sn.erc well wshcr Of the American pcoe 1t trusts
shc democratic harb'ngers of final victory
which shall restore the American Constitution.
OPINION OF rag BplrIsH AgrsrocHars.
from the London Herald (Dei by organ Nov 81
Tie lives already lost IN this detestahc flyi
number ou tbe whole. BY sickness and rounds We
~ Of stern neasay. But the shocking pgri ol the
story s tho utter urpocicssnoss Of the federal
t'on They can never sabyuga. these seeded fovincs
and The worst way u eject tnis possible Is the ruth
Dess course adopted. With New Orleans ~ The pra,
tica teaching o! the euects oi Northern conquest c r,
feaeralpx woa be the incancst uf dastafds pt "a hold
out hong a lives 70 fight their battles Mean
t,me The people the federation themselves are
inc from The drcst oppression by at hs ssac
less war They are virtually living under
There u no constitution law The habcas corpus p
lection has becomc nuty. free press 70 cN vi,
uspokep spontaneous opinion, rary 10 the viii ,s
che wbims of che rulers Il punished By suden mrison
,cpt Ms pvsteriDus tin3cc0untcd for the Msti
And 20 cap tho karoarisn. tho slaves or tic aS
byibsd by a pycnise of manimisstnn 20 rise war
against their masters and .lieir families. While this ii.
fanny spcrpctrad Europe ,oids her hands and declares
herscf neutral.
edrinr the North, and therefore aiding IT, has all
ale 40 decountenanccd and denied copnition the
.so,tn This Il ono sided Intervention the term
has po real meaning. Ey,opr crnnt w neg'yat IN.
tbe thousands OF operatives deprived or work ~
CIV thaL the y mt yased agans; them
win II. M. other European states affected by this ntcst
ignore tr"ae 'se vnn.n'lu1 ,.,,s ~, Non =, ,inief
,si,cv be, 90 icug ss we rclsHdiatcd the
ssenois the tnitcd states Here n uxsi
,,ot IN savage and meaningless s'TIl-
10 I 81 oUNHu ,e. because ~ brought disaster b.
sbo sL 81 fu.af d rum tDcir operatives and
80, , s4.f tN.e ~ trade. All this should nav,
been f III nlon 'sns sto' ,, ~ - s ~. ,in
sycd % WV :, ~, ~, ossos ,,h I.,''' I.' ~ - ~
tbsQ even y =. ~, ','s - 70 ~, ~, ,"'' = ~
sra,. strong coypscl o tLlee of he hkh
49,. v ablish an immediate arm.gtice can
rE,e ~ Is ssfd fhdt he E,p1ts " IN,
- Csor llexdpder 10 Te3ips. E,iyhad
- ~ -,---.--,,ssiV1 10 pofg kL,otrsnfs 70
The New York herald., 1862-11-21

sspend Aoaiiies aed taks counsel TO eyed firm and
ast,so peace At the voice Of humanity Of Chris
tanty and Of civilization, Of interest and common
erforce psaee II needed but unwilling even TO utter tie
sqhs breath of coercion authoritative interference IL
is that Earl Russell and the radical section OF
the British Cabinet against this concatory course
They Tor obstinate neutrality Can this be true!
%, must call upon the ond, united voices OF our
couurymen both and distressed 70 cry shame
on ths heartless, unnatural and cruel policy.
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
The Anrlo-Rcbei Traders.

liverpool (Nov - correspondence Of London Times
On the 19n of October federal cruiser captured the
Adelaide British schooncr) near Wilmington The cap
tured vessel got aground and was destroyed
liverpool NOV. 81 correspondence OF London Times
The stanley arrived in the Mersey last evening. Left
Nassau " the 9th OF October and reports that the
steamers Scotia Herald and Leopard in port there
The latter waiting two Of her engineers being dead
of yellow The Anglia had twice attempted to enter
Charleston, but each time had TO return to Nassau.
The Hero, which reported 10 have been captured
attempted Of Charleston three times, bit
obliged retnrp. She fred into by the nect, but
damage DONE
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH.
Reported Rcpuiac of the Ini"n Troops
az 81. Narys. Ga.-The Town Destroyed
nv Our (:uuIboafs.

The sv.nnab RpF iicoa, OF the 1cb slys that on sun
,av l,s he c .erals ,cnp'ed 10 land a. g. Na-ys Ga
hu we're e-ulstd 1hc runsoss then shel'od ar'l cm
nc,cly dc-trovrd Tho town.
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
NEWS FROM BURHSDE'S ARMY.
Jackson Threatening Sigel and Lee
Skimishing with Burnside.
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Movements of the Enemy Near
Harper's Ferry.
Arrival Of the Advance Of the Army
Opposite Fredericksburg.
Brisk Skirmish ON the DaNks Of
the 1appahannock,
&C., &C.. &c.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20--l1 so P. NJ
We have reports from the army all along the lines TO-
night, but nothing important has ranspired
Sonewall Jackson is reported to be threatening Sige
and Lee is skirmishing with Burnside
Nothi ne decisive has been accomplished.
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
ssreece.

King Otbo s stated to have protest 10 Paris and
London against his dethropcrnent.
The Sre~k revolution had caused idcrablc apxietv
at Consantinopc. Cabinet Council was held at which
resolved upon for the Science the
tier
Greece,
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
The AnrIo.Rebel Navy.

iFrom The Northern (Ireland) Wing, Nov. D.
clyde pleasure steamer named the Eagle IS at pre-
lying Queens Quay Eeiast under repairs and IT
said that she has been purchased to the blockade Of
OF the Confederate ports.
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
Fight Between Plemsan toms and stuarfs
Cavalry-ATairs at fredericksburg, tSc.

WAsHIsGrov, Nov 20, 1862
Information from the Army of the Potomac today TO
the effect chat the rebel cavalry recently approached
warrenton TO reconnotre but General Pleasanon with
his cavalry gave them check near that place
Accounts from Falmouth dated today STATE thnt du-
ring yesterday tho encmys picketS were scat
tered along bank Of the Rappahannock and convesed
freely with men, but firing took place Only one
small camp Of the enemy visible last night
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
Nov ements OF the Rebels Near Harper's
Ferry.

HARPFR's FERRY, Va. Nov. 20 1862.
Signal rockets assembled from the enemys camp last
night before midnight Some movement is progressing
among the rebels Their pickes are still in view.
False rumors that Stonewa Jackson's column had
crossed the sharpsbug circulated here TO-
day. They probably out Of the circumstance that
the enemys mounted videttes appeared about this point
on the Potomac yesterday
All is quiet in our front today.
The New York herald., 1862-11-21


The following letter las been supplied through Mr..
Haywood Secretary OF the Cotton Supply Association at
Manchc ster-
SRI am directed by Earl Russell to state you, for
the information OF the Manchester Cotton Supply Assoca
ton, that his lordship has received "A report from the
United states to the following effect, viz:Ihat at the
commencement of the civil the whole amount Of
cotton in the south about four million two
hundred housard bales that about mil
lion bales snppo-ed have been destroy
cG. a,o tpst anolher ml1an viii have been
iSe iahy nfed IRON not has me- been properly gnncd
balsd aud stored and th consequently. when allowance
is made Tor the s,u,il portion which oy one means or
other. has found lis way into the market, the quantity
that would be frthcomng If Ne Toyfs n b. op"aed
inn,edoioiy. tcoa6 ereeed fwo mitioa bales As
cards the crop o 1852 which Is not yet picked. IL is not
estimated AT more thaa one million bales and even this
small amount VIII probably he reduced from the din
culty obtaining labor for picking and hemp and other
necessary materials for osng and storing that the sup
ply TOR the market will be triding. As regards hemp,
however 1t appears thai good deal Is 10 be Obtained
the Blue Grass region Of kentucky. II Is stated
that If the should continue, the land in 1866 will be
cultivated for corn. and not ion cotton, and tha under
any circumstances would take the cavaors OF cotton
time recover from the state of disorganzaiion
into which thar cultivation has been thrsvn. am, sir
your most obedient. humble servant, g. HAMMOND
q. r. HEywooD, Esq, Manchester Cotton supply Asso
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
The Union Gunboat Montgomery or

The spanish journals strongly protest against the con-
duct Of the Captain Of the United States steamer Mont
gomery.
Senior Caderon Colantcs is said TO have sent to
Washington demanding satisfaction.
despatch Madrid. cf the 9th of November, says
the Spanish PenpoeDtiary at Washington has received
instructions which, il is hoped, viii lead 10 satisfactory
solution OF the affair Of the Montgemey Five vessels
have received orders to reinforce the Spanish squadron
AT Havana.
The New York herald., 1862-11-21

citizen Of America by residence and adoption, but ma
OF the north OF England He 10 this country IN
1850 TO property wronguly withheld from him
TAT had been in his family for centuries.
The Lord Chief Justice, after patiently listening 10 tho
applicant said he had not made for the inter-
ference Of the Court His had evidently on his own
showing. been investigated ny Mr. Alderman Carter
The applicant then asked the Court 70 allow him 70 pro-
ceed against the right honorable gentleman at the Central
Criminal Court; but they declined to do 90.
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
Fra nee.

Count de icrsany, in circuar an,ouis'ng the sl MT
ment VI. Drouyn de I'Huys states tbaI this modiits-
tion OF the Cabinet by changes the policy Of
the Imperial government. The new Minister o Foreign
Affairs, il ~ added NAV eiectuaily serve tke solution oi
that great sllcu question relating 10 Homc. ~ e
ietered by pre,i,us negotiations. he isoesci ssre'a
r,H pc socJifre the Poe 10 Gcig nor Hcjg'o iis
P0ts
An Imperial decree admits urhlcacbed tissues ia pieces
free of duty Tor the purpose Of being dyed aud then re
exported.
The Buurse tie 9Th inst. opened At . considerable
improy e,ncnt, hut closed inaniInale lcnes 20. -
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
Rebel Cavalry mt Warrenton Junction
and Bull Run.

CENTREvlIfE, va, NOV 70, TSb2,
General Stuart with about eight hundred cavalry wa.
at Warrenton Junction yesterday.
Some fifty rebel cavalry appeared the Bull run battle
field yesterday
The New York herald., 1862-11-21

The change of the army's base has been cansrmmate
with unusual speed Warrenton lately the very centr
Of the army has been evacuated all the stores removed
and Is probably by this time occupied by The rebels ina
s If they choose to occupy IT, General Sigel still hold
Gainesville but 10 Is doubtful whether he viii longer =
main there The government trains stlll run out 10 W.
nassas Junction but u Is probable the road viii sosD
aqan abandoned and tho bridges destroyed.
The New York herald., 1862-11-21
The English Prize Ring.

JEm MACE ANH IOM kINU FUh TIE CHAMTIUNoHIIs
From the London Sporting Life. Nov. s.
There is nothing fresh stirring respecting the move
ments Of the in their training for the forthcoming
light for the championship. Both hard at work
and are fast progressing towards condition"
The next deposit Of Els side has TO be posted this
Wednesday, evening, at Alec Keenes Three Tuns Moor
street. Solo, instead OF at Bob Travers the Sun and Thr
teen Cantons Castle street. Leicester square in
quence of the latter "drum being completed in time.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-08-20
The Adjournment.

Congress, at the Session just CLOSED, has
perfected more good measures than any
predecessor for the last half century,
Among these may be reckoned
The Free Homestead Act.
The prohibition of Slavery. absolutely
and forever, in all the Territories of the
Union.
The Abolition of Slavery in the District
of Columbia.
The Pacific Railroad Act.
The revision of the Supreme Court Ju-
dicial Districts
The act appropriating Public Lands TO
the foundation and support of Agricultu-
raj and Mechanical Colleges in the sever
al States.
The act Retrenching Military Expendi-
lures and Allowance.
And finally
The act confscating the property and
emancipating the slaves of persistent
Rebels
These with the necessary provisions OF
ways and means for carrying on our gi.
gantic struggle with the shareholders Re
bellion, would seem 10 be quite enough
for a single session But the following
measures have, at least temporarily failed,
though most OF them ought 10 have pass
ed:
The National Bankrupt Law
The Abolition of the Franking Priyi
lege.
The Mileage Reform.
The admission of the State Of west Nir,
ginia.
The bill providing for a National Bank
ing System.
The bill providing compensation fcl
those States which may see fit to abolish
Slavery.
The billproyidingforth ascertainment
and satisfaction of the losses of loyal cit
izens by military devastation.
The bill providing for the Enlargement
of Locks, &C., on the New York and Erie
and Illinois and Michigan Canals.
The bill providing for the discharge oi
State prisoners lin Forts Lafayette, War
rem, DC.
The webof our life, says the great dram
atist, is of mingled yarn, good and Ill
together; our virtues would be proud il
our faults whipped them not and oul
crimes would despair if they were not
cherished by our virtues. Congress al
this session might have done better II
might have done far worse; il has left it
self great deal of necessary work for the
next and shortest session. On the whole,
it is more likely TO be succeeded by a
worse than by a better .-Trib'ol".