The New York herald., 1863-10-14
IMPORTANT FRG]I EUROpE.
the AFRICA Ar ST. JOHNS, N. +.
TWO DAYS LATER NEWS.
ACCIDENT TO THE AFRICA OFF CAPE RACE.
Macmillan Accepts the Throne
Of Mexico.
No REQUIRES a Free, Spontaneous
Vote and the Integral Inde-
pcndencs Of the Empire.
The Revenue and Land Re-
sources Of Mexico.
Mf. stephens MISSION Tor re
c0gnitiOM Likely to Fail.
Advance and Decline in the
Rebel Loan.
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British Views of the Battles
Near Chattanooga.
Plus the Ninth Healed by
French Free Thinker.
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The Cardinals Aboui TO Proclaim Miracle,
When lie "puis His Foot Down" On It.
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Advance and Decline in the
Rebel Loan.
British Views of the Battles
Near Chattanooga.
Plus the Ninth Healed by q
French Free Thinker.
The Cardinals About TO Proclaim Miracle,
When He "ruis His Foot Down" On It.
10 &c., ~.

The steamship Africa from Liverpool 3d. via Queens
town 4th inst arrived at St Johns, N F. at two r. NJ
yesterday en- roatefor Boston by way OF Halifax
The Bremen steamship Bremen. Captain Meyers, which
left Southampton the Both ult arrived at this port
kst night. Hor news has been anticipated.
Tho news by tho Africa is days later.
The Agricultural Reuie, of Dublin, Ireland for septem
ber saysThe potato crop turning out satisfactorily,
very little injury having yet been sustained by the
anease The quality also much better than Of latter
yoars.
The Catholic Prmnte Of ireland acknowledges the fol-
lowing OF money transmitted to him from the Unit
cd States FOR distribution among the poor Of the Archie
ptcopal province Of Armagh during the late severe sea-
son-Erom the Archbishop OF New York, f44 los Id
from Tie Bishop Of PHILADELPHIA 81 $50; from the Relief
Committee Of baltimore, f200; from Buffalo. per Very
Rev f. 0Farren " G., fi30 l4s 3d.; from the deanery
Of Auburn, droccsc OF Buffalo, fl07 4s. 1od from the
deancry Of Lockport diocese Of Buffalo, f36 los. 3D.
the Paris Boufse was heavy, rentes 67f. 76c.
The Great Eastern haA been seized under Admiralty
warrant by the Of the ship Jano which vessel
she down or tho Irish coast mere improba-
be that the Cunard company proposed to purchase
the Great Eastern convey GOALS various parts % their
general meeting Of shareholders was hsld at
loudOn the I'd. The position was referred to com.
mittee with Instructions to report In ten days. III
The Galway steamship Columbia sailed from that port
for New York tho 10th ult, with five hundred steer
ago twenty five cabin passengers.
The Scotia arrived at Queenstown at I'VE O'Clock A.
Of the ID and Liverpool early on the Sd.
Tho Adsiac, from New YORK via st. Johns arrived o.
Galway the 4th.
The Disaster to tho Africa.
FIRST DESPATCH.
ST. JoHxs N. F., Oct 10, lS83
1he royal mall steamship Africa, from Liverpool Sd !,
route to New York. struck near Cape Race at ten
O'Clock Monday night and arrived here safely two
O'Clock, this (Tuesday) afternoon.
1hs vessel is badly damaged.
SECOND DESPATCH.
ST. JoHSs N. r., Oct. Is, 1868.
The steamship Africa, in dense fog, struck Cape
Race, at ten O'Clock last night.
Tho ship put about before sho struck, but took
ground fore, aft amidships, and remained the
rocks half hour. There q considerable on,
with southerly wind.
The ship was much damaged.
The boats got ready but launched.
hour the ship noated and tho pumps speedily
cleared Ser.
Captain Stone then headed for Halifax, but afterwards
3hought IL prudent TO bear up for here.
Tho cargo is much damaged.
Tue ship makes deal Of water.