The New York herald., 1863-11-05

sented TO take the oath required ircm 'hV" ''
| the guarantee of the new order OF things ID mex
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| The affairs Of America served TO III up 'he GO
| Iumns of the Paris morning papers OF inc Z'u
| ultimo-the sjoe0na, des Debdts having ""e"
! back on Earl Russell's Scotch speech. and the
ConstitsltsoR1iel having long article on Canads'
in which il asserts that sooner or later that BRUSH
possession will be attacked by the Americans oil
the North but that. whenever that shall hap
pen, England may count on the support and as
sistance of the Fronch Canadians. who would op-
pose any arrangement which would bring about q
union with the American republic.
The French squadron of iron-clad ships-of-war
had left Brest, under the command of Admiral
Penaud, to resume the experiments ordered by the
Minister Of Marine. The Admiral hoisted his flag
on board the frigate Invincible, the vessel which
suffered most from bad weather during the cruise
from Cherbourg.
The Prussans had celebrated the anniversary of
the battle of Leipsic with great ecsdt The pro-
ceedings are reported by our Berlin correspon.
dent. This celebration excited considerable feel
ing in France.
A very interesting history Of the balloon voyage
made by NJ. Nadar from Paris to Germany in his
great balloon the Giant, is given In the HERALD
to-day. The lives of the party were In imminent
danger at the moment of the descent. 1t was
said, indeed, that they were saved only by the
foresight and heroism of NJ. Jules Goddard. Some
of the voyagers were very seriously injured.
Mr.. Beeoher was feted to the last moment by bis
friends and admirers in England. He assured
large body of dissenting clergymen in London that
he believed that sore throat, which he brought
f-n,,, x1,ok ia II
vine interposition," that he could speak in Ex.
eter Hall.
Miss Bateman the American actress, was the
great theatrical attraction in London.
MIsCELLANEoUs NEWS.
The election in Maryland yesterday passed off
quietly and resulted in the success of three uncon-
ditional Unionsts out of the five members of Con.
gress chosen.
BY the arrival of the steamship Ariel Captain
Tinklepaugh, at this port last night, from Aspin.
wall, we have received important news from the
North aud South Pacific coasts. The city of San
Salvador was closely besieged and bombarded by
General Carrera. During the fight the house of
the United States Minister, Mr.. Partridge, was
struck three times, and one of his servants killed.
The details of the given in the letter of our
The Ariel brought $251 ,133 in treasure.
We publish to-day some interesting news from
Mexico, through Mexican and French sources
The bdependencia Mgicana, of San Luis Potosi.
the present seat OF the government of Juarez,
paints the condition of things as highly unfavora-
bic to the invaders. French accounts from Vera
Cruz Of the 18th ult, state that the 10Th Gene.
raj Bazsine was to march to San Luis to dislodge
Juarez. In the meantime fresh reinforcement of
Zouaves was expected from France. It was
thought that towards the end of November great
portion of the difficulty Of the French military
operations would have been overcome. Adhesions
were stated to increase. Among the departments
which had recently pronounced in favor Of the
French were mentioned the Island of Carmen,
Tobasco, Rascala, the Valley of Mexico, and some
other places; but there was evidently still much
to be done by the French before the present
government in the capital can be considered as
firmly constituted
The Emigration Commissioners had no quorum
present at their meeting yesterday. Mr.. Casser-
ly's report of the weekly statistics shows that
4,l37 emigrants landed here last week, making the
total since January 1874 ,Sl5.
The Board Of Education met last evening, Pre-.
sident Curtis in the chair. The school officers of
the Eleventh ward asked an appropriation Of
$4,000 to purchase the site of new school
house. Referred to the Committee on Sites Tho
President announced an invitation from the ma.
nagers of the Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan
Asylum to attend the Inauguration Of a new insti.
tuition. A member asked IL the invitstion was
onesto the Russian ball, and. having been informed
upon the subject, tho invitation was accepted.
Nothing further OF interest or Importance transpr-
ed at the meeting.
Money somewhat easier yesterday, and al two
o'clock NJ the supply was about equal to the demand
Gold was dull, and closed at l4ex. Exchange was also
dull at 1o1. In the stock market there improve
ment In the morning, but not fully sustained In
the afternoon, and at the close the market dull.
Business continues very dull, especially In imported
merchandise The fluctuations In gold and exchange for
some time past have unsettled tho market for nearly all
kinds Of goods and the high prccs Of many descriptions
have the effect restrict the consumption. The excite
ment attending the election has had the effect inen
sy the duncss already apparent In trade circles Al
the Produce Ex change -four trne lower
kinds while good was sustained. Wheat and oats were
Ic &c. up under speculative demand whiio
down lc. whiskey advanced, with increased bust.
ness Cotton depressed and prices tending TO lower
range At the OIL Exchange petroleum recovered from
the depression Of the last day two, with good bust
ness Freghts were very DULL ana most Of tho engage.
meuts made by neutral vessels. Of one hundred
and Atty vessels loading for foreign ports only twenty
are American. Tho deprcdst,ons Of the rebel pirates
are cutting the American shipping interest 10 fearful
extent.
The Late Eicctions-The impending
Presidentiai Campaign.
Tho elections of 1863 throughout the loval