The New York herald., 1863-10-22
sssy whether The guaras,sss required BY the Arehauhs
Utu IA

sssy whsshsr the requred BY the Achsuke
Wth be accorded.
Opinion os Rosecrans' Defeat.
The London Nmss, commenting on the full details Q!
ss sste Of weSss s hs fsderS
6overunsnt OF Keeping back the dmstrous tidngs ~
means Of its control Of the tcegrsphs.
The Blockade Runner Trade.
10 stated that the Confederate government nad re.
solved not to grant cearances to blockade
condition OF their taking third Of their outward
cargces on government account.
IL is also stated that the government was being urgea
70 prohibit the expectation or cotton on private ACCOUNT
except such as is pledged 10 the holders OF the
oan.
The Polish Revelation.
The Paris Pasrie maintains tho complete accuracy OF
s that Prince Czartorsk had demanded from
the Cabinets Of London and Paris the recognition Of Po
d. a beigerent nation
- <arm -. says that France is determined to pre-
the Polish question It's European character and
separate ts action from that Of the other Powers
L also denies the above assertion OF the Patrie.
The Paris Constitutional maintains that the negota-
tions promoted by Franco have succeeded In placing
Poland under the protection Of Europe This idea 10
battsd BY several Of the other Paris Journals.
A sapguinary engagement is reported et Raezanoz.
Numerous enlistments In the nsurrectonary army had
taken place in Kalsch.
the Treaty OF Vienna May be Abolished
and Poland Freed.
rhs Constissonm<l Of to-day In an article signed by
~ Lmayrac, attaches serious importance 70 Earl Rus
.sa at nsgowfe H. s,ss inc writer, Ensand
e spIy of france is koa beforehand As regards Aus
Hia H. Lmayrac understands that that Power require
Ms treaties Of 1875 relative 10 Poland, been
ssar being aanud. They are not yet buried, bus are
France.
Another council Of minister's presided over by the En-
peror, was held on the 9th inst.
shock Of earthquake was felt IN Normandy on Sun
miusteral order had been posted on the Paris Bourse
rbddg dealings in all foreign securities which are not
The Empress Fugenie was In Spain, and the Queen OF
Spain had iavted her TO visit Madrid.
The Paris Bourse was Hat on the sth rentes closing at
t7f. s0c.
The Dano- German Question.
In the Federal Diet at Frankfort the four
called upon by federal Of the LIST inst to
ry out tho execution Hols.ein announced that they
would obey the order the OF its becoming
sary.
Odenburg has renewed its former PROPOSAL to declare
the stpulaons in the treaty Of 1851 and 1852 to have
the execution be by ssa sn
dated september 80, to the German Diet In which
The course taken by the and Denmark Is
indifference military occupation Of Hostein The note
otherwise concliaory and the Diet is invited to sub
NIT tho question to mediation.
Greece.
The English Ambassador Is stated to have threatened q
nt occupation Of Athens by England France and Russia,
the Folders who took part in the nsurrection Of June
hst all wed to return TO the capital
The English and Danish Ambassadors are said to have
raised against the resolution OF the National
pondence unopened publish that referring to interior
ars and to hand TO the new King the diplomatic
Ia Nats" Of Paris says:-we learn that the King Of
Breeze, after remaining somo days IN Paris, will embark
= roron, the 23d OF October for Athens He win bo
accompanied ON his voyage by French English and
Russian fraate. II somewhat curious, under present
rna By sas S q the
The Prise Ring.
KEENAN, AND KINGs MATCH.
From Bells Life In London, Oct. 101
Another deposit Of ESQ side has been made FOR this
nases q Harry or%s Jane shore, snorsa,tcn the
THE CHAMPIONSHIP.
MACE AND RYALL.-Ths match s going on. Another
80 sldc has reached hands, and must receive
nnilay sums next week.
FATAL ENCOUNTER or AhArEuRs-BRoohE, THE
PU0ILrsT, IN DIFFICULTY.
from tho London Times, Oct. 10.]
On Thursday an inquest was held BY Mr. Langhsm. the
Westminster Deputy Coroner, in the vestry room Of st.
Nartu'sin tne-Felds. tho body Of Robert Prender
vus aged twenty scven appeared that the deceased
street. Un Friday night he had been drinking, and while
n tho tapr,om crust Of broad WAS thrown at him by
young man mined James Perkins Of having done Il, and
,Laengei him 10 dght For that purpose they left the
light o. sen other persons, including BroOme, the wen
The men men took on their coats and the deceased
ssa Knocked down backwards iu violent manner. He
sotsued 70 Hght however but Was knocked down again
Mioe each time falling violently 10 the ground Eventu
INV Broomo was said have taken the deceased
Do ming back he did not appear suffer
much from the Of the encounter On tho following
rg. ot ing down stairs at his usual hour he
aIsd but there being after repeated knocknes
door was burst open The deceased was then found
lying hs bed partly dresscd but quite dead Some Of
se witnesses present tho hght stated that all Broome
dd was 70 raise Up the dec ssed After he had been
knock ei down, ard 10 persuade him not to eight any
moro. One witness named Mullett however, said he
Hcard rroome Call lme," and say, "Bob you have
gs the this time; you will have the best the
next round" Broome also held the deceased on his
krse ard otherwise acted as his second. Other
ts mony sh wed that Perkins, in the ght struck the
deceased three four times Both young men were
the worse for drink at the time Mr. Hall, surgeon, OF
Jcrmyn str, Of, made examination Of the body. No
actual wound OF scalp found but there
the eye wound and the under surface considers
BIO copgcst lie considered the cause Of death was
~xr vasaton Of b. cd the brain, caused by blow
eAi Alter consultation the jury returned verdict OF
"nansla ughtcrr against James Perkins. The Coroner
having made out the detention Of Perkins
The Inquiry terminated.
Commerciua lntslligence.
THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.