The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-01
TIE MEXICAN QUESTION IN sPifa.
CABINET REPLY TO eEyEsiL PEN.
Switzerland Codes tho Dappes
Valley to France.
ENGLAND AND TIE GREEK THRONE
THE ATLANTIC TEleoRAPH,
&C.. 60. &s.

me screw steamer Etns Captain Brooks, Which IL,
Liverpool at hafpes two the sftcraoca OF me r.l
OF december, and Queenstown on the 18th arrives 4
this port early yesterday morning bringing or rrorsf
nles dated 10 the day OF saling.
The OF the Etna has been sry sns,c,.,e, - 49,
own reports from Cape Race tecraphed from Naw.oand
land and published in the HxRsrp last ssfar morning
Tho City OF Washington arrived n Queenstown a, ebcu,
ten O'Clock ON the evening Of tho 18th Mt tnss NJ
one on the dnea passages for steamer on record
she arrived at Liverpool about halfpas, nue on Tie even
ing of the 10th nit.
Inc 9TH or February IL the day spoken a for the a.
"a milling Of the English Parliament
II. Golden had been making speech :. mish,rs, -
The distress In Lancashire He said hs did not beevs
any ood could result from the Intervention or Eslsnd
Am cFca, even by advice and rsionstrauce o smoke
~ tne ustess as having been caused By national
policy VI recognizing biockaaee In time OF war and
ngned hsrefrom that the relief national duty n,
showedt 'a' tue manufacturers doing their duty
IL vTas cported that the Emperor Nauoeon wopa
~ visit RI ven and the principal manufacturing dist,cts
In which distress prevails OWNS to tho s,,rc,y !,
cotton.
Tho deba on Mexican Affairs was s,lll progressing q.
Inc Spanish n nate. The Mar. DO Nonalicber oc,e
act, OF Ga neral Pr, especially his journey 10 ~.
Quilted States.
Cholera had caA risd Of quarter 0. million OF the In
hab.tantsof Jeddo japan.
lgeCeInD0r,
Tho ship Alton, c. plain Souper which arr,vea ,s.i
took board Now ork two hundred aud ary harry
az American apples. Tia 80 slowed IN the hod n,
which there th,und oight hundred barrel, or
rc,roeumthe offensive chl'Ncter OF which b non note
uos The odor OF the oil, as might have been expect.
ed, penetrated the apples. and e consequences was tat
two hundred and forty four bartes had to be thrown
overheard had they boon brought into liverpool ,hev
would have been worthless =.: rD,rs
have exercised worry serious effect up the health Of
many persons. Capt. Sonrer exercised owiEc discretion
In getting rid Of them rs soon "a possible.
Advicss from Lyons, france state that tbs sale
elk 10 dcult there The merchants o. lyons, taking
consideration the great increase In the qnsLtyof
foreign silk imported into France have decided, 1t IL
said On building storehouses for It's reception japan
produces thousand bales or silk, being than
the produce OF France and Italy. The East produces
three hundred thousand bales The greater par, Of these
silks arrive in London by the Cape OF Good Hope bnt Is
expected that when the canal the fehmas OF uez
IL completed az be completely silk from the Eaa'
viii first arrive In France.
Mr. Golden said In the course Of his addrcss,-t 40
happened that ust the time that tho crash
Que consequence OF blocate Of the American pogs
had two or years Of very considerable prosperity IN
this country and the cotton ousinesa had been exceed
insly profitable down TO this time two years ago, when
the election OF tho prese, President Of America threw
that country into position which led TO the present
tauentable civil