The New York herald., 1862-01-21
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
THE MAILS OF THE ARABIA.
The Mason-Slitien Case i'm
England.
Reception Of the News Of the First
Idea Of Their Restoration.
Opinion Of the irisiorratS Ninisisrialisis, Abe.
liiiOnisis and PtOrIt al LARGE
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NAP0LEONs NEW YEAR SPEECHES.
French Opinion on an Anglo
American War.
Important Prussian Circular on the
Trent Affair.
Autograph Letter from the Prince
Of Wales.
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Interview Between Napoleon the Third
and Archbishop hughes.
&c. &C., &c
French Opinion on an Anglo,
American War.
Important Prussian Circular on tnc
Trent Affair.
Autograph Letter from the Prince
Of Wales.
Interview Between Ma poIeon the Third
and Archbishop hughes.
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The mails OF the Arabia brought Lsndon Giles, with
letters from correspondents Europe dated N.
4th OF January From both collect the FOL
lowing details of the news, the chief points of which
appeared in the HxsALD last Thursday morning.
twenty-five American troters. says the .Jsrraai ~
7ave have arrived at this port which we're purchased
or the imperial stables Prince Napoeon has seectea
i've Of them for his stud and ave for the King of Italy
The Aoiter de 10 Floae of Jan. q In allacng % thu
application made to the French government 10 suPpy
OF to convey goods from HAvre and other po,s
to the United States, Observer
The journals which the matter might have al
ded that the government could POSSIBLY accce "a the
wish exp by the Chamber of Commerce. the shps
ofwar having peculiar internal arrangements and
heavy war material which des not allow them 10 carry
merchandise. To convert them into transports would
be necessary 70 take out great part OF their guns and
they would thus be exposed to dangers which might arise
from . mere misunderstanding What war vessels can
do, and what they will do, IL 10 convoy merchant
sells, and protect French trade In all the seas which
frequents
Tho Italian Minister of the Interior NJ Mnghe,ii has
published, under the title Of Sdticd Admnirasus d
regro Italia, document which presents the rst con-
psts account OF the kingdom, with admins
trative organization population, &C. The whole king
dom comprises principal divisions IL Pedmcni
Sardinia and Lombardy, with population OF i0e lss0
souls; O. Emilia, 2,127 ,l65; 8. The Marches, 300 ,9.2
L. Umbria 492 ,s27; S. Tuscany, SIS 2.3; g. Nsapo
tan provinces, o61 ,s5a; l. Sicily, 222l 734-making
total or Il I2S $50 souis. The most poruous CITY Na
pies which has All 436 inhabitants ;hon Palermo
1se ooo Tarin 1Is 635 Milan III ss3 Genoa 1ls $40
Florence. Ill ,5Oo Lsshoru, oooo bologna, IS 600
None Of the other towns except Mesna reach 30 900
habtants.
Paris letter Of tho 1st instant, the London Pos,
says
The year 1862 opens finding Franco still endcavorng
obtain solution for the Roman question, IN order to
withdraw the French army from the Papai domnions.
The Emperor continues to employ all his influence, per
sonay and dplomaticaiy, to anduce Prs Ix. 70 bs
conced with King Victor Emanuel aad the 20 600 900 Of
Roman Catholic Italians who his devoted subjects
already had interviews with Cardinal Antouel In which
he urged upon him the necessity Of the sovereign Ponn
oxtricating himself from position which, prolonged
fatal to his spiritual Is his temporal rule
Ths London Times the 1st Of January editorial
the financial condition Of England which ends thus
We can pay way, and squeeze out enough
plus from time allow ourselves the luxury Of
repeating tax. But with war the expenditure will be.
terrific. The oarrtsonimg of Canada already
pssi busincs and all ordinary calculations must bs
soon thrown out have TO . OF expenditure
with those quarreIsoms Yankees"
1t stated that Messrs. Glass, Elliot Co. have ten.
Aersd the English government to lay cable from Nil
ford Haven Halifax by July, 1852, for f70o 900,
guaranteeing its efficiency for ysar
The Morning Advertiser asserts that General Scott
during his stay Paris offered the Emperor Napoleon
Lower Canada, IL he (ths Emperor) would side with the
United States.