The New York herald., 1862-09-24
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF fHB SCOTIA AND BoRUSSIA.
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George N. Sanders Mission Denied BY
the Rebels in England.
Lord P Palmerston Recommended
as a Mediator.
The London Times on Gene
raj Butler.
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TIE COTTON CRISIS EXCITEMENT.
&C.. &C.. &C.
TIE COTTON CRISIS EXCITEMENT,

The steamship Bcrussia, Capt Trautman, from South
Amptcn the 10th inst reached this port yesterday
afternoon Her has been suy anticipated by her
report, delivered of Cape Race, and the later nd
vicos Of the Scotia.
The Cunard mail steamship Scotia which left Liverpool
s bali past the morning Of the l3,h and Queens
town the evening Of the l4th instant arrived this
port early yesterday morning The Scotia has made
exceedingly rapid passage She left Queenstown
O'Clock the evening OF Sunday the 18th inst and
rived at her dock in Jersey City early yesterday
ing (say nine o'ciock). This would make her from
Cork count only about eight days and twenty hours
fns ise hours in time for the difference Of longitude
Her ews three days later than the report OF the
Nova Scosiau, Oh Cape Race, published 10 the HERALD
yesterday morning.
Among the passengers by the Scotia the ollowing
artists s-hadame Charlton, the great prma DONNA and
husband Sigror Mazzolin the celebrated tenor and Mr.
UIlman
Aessrs. Barring, OF London, in their circular Of the
evening Of the 18th instant, says:Mcney abundant
sos leave of 93h money, 931 oSx the account;
bar silver, 5s 1d. Mexican dollars 5s. 2Id. American
eagles, 7es. cxd.; douboons, Spanish 1885, 3d.. South
American 74s. Sd. per ounce
The London Times Of the 18th Of September says
The Theodore Kroop, which left Now Orleans on the
oath Of 'uiy arrived at Liverpool yesterday Thursday
Her cargo comprised bales OF cotton 1896 bags Of
Ccake 500 bundles OF hides 25 $50 stavee and 81 65
n speo .. This is the first arrival from New Orleans
since the removal OF the blockade OF that port.
semi-cfHcia journal Of Copenhagen announces that
she Queen Of Englaod had formally addressed to Prince
Christian OF Denmark demand for The hand OF the
Princess Alexandria for the Prince Of Wales The Prince
and Princess still remained Brussels, ar had visited
Mo field Of Waterloo together.
The citizens Of Sa gosea Spain had given banquet
General Prm, at which speeches were made OF very in
1spendent tone towards France
The Chamber OF Deputies Of Prussia had commenced
shs dis rssion Of the military budget Minister vonder
heydt presented written explanation or the views
Intentions Of the government expressing hope that
The Chamber will approve the same. The government
smphat'cay recognizes the right OF the Chamber ap
prove the expenditure and the responsibility FOR the
consequences viii therefore remain with the representa-
ttvss
Dispatches from London OF the llth inst rcport:The
Oosecr says II appears that Or. Hamilton vcrschoyls
Dad Dr. Nervaa Dean Of Ferns that hs
70 be consecrated Bishop Of Ksrose In succession 70
D. Berssord, transferred TO the Prmacy Of Ireland
Nhe Prince Of Wales about 70 leave Brussels and
toan her Majesty his mother in Germany
Lord Pslmerstou and Kari Granville were the only
nasissers remaining in London at tho latest dates.
TIE Europa reached Queenstown AaKpass nine on the
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