The New York herald., 1863-11-19

8 HERALD, IQUHSDA1,
One q the opposition Journals here Aas had 10 sersss
contemp,atioa Cor several days the qstsa OF rcpro-
duciDg II In columns. whether this bs done not.
the map will be clasossney reproduced and circulated.
and viii have most excsIsat sSees h showing ths
people o France what slight hsh Napoleon anA Maxi
misA have upon Mexico. in spite = a the nmreprcsen
taons Of Forey snl The govornnest curSals who would
have us believe that the entire Mexican people are burst
ing with enthusiasm for the Emperor and Archdaks
The Pays states that General Eorey previous
iag to France. goes the Uatsl states On missioo
from the goverument
The Memorial Dsptonsaiqss persists in Affirming that
tho Archduke Macmillan has privately bat dsnntively
and unconditonaly accepted the throas Of Mexico and
even gives the Of the Austriaa frgats which 10 70
transport him to Vera Cruz Tue opinioa however, 10
daily gaining ground n Europe taat naximiau win never
reve che balls Of the hontezumas and many already
believe that tho Emperor Nsposon = intriguing With
Mexican throne This is BY no means improbable Neither
England Austria viii lend either pecuniary phys
cal cid TO the Archduke but should the crown be Offered
70 Spanish prince, and France guarantee TO Spain The
possession Of Cuba Spain would doubtless be disposed
to invest both men and money In the Mexican struggle
The Minister Of Marine has positively withdrawn the
authorization 70 tho contractors for the arung Of e
four ships building ct Bordeaux and tho two at NAMES
for the rebel navy. Four Of these ships-two ct
Bordeaux and two q Nantss-were commenced
in April last, the contractors, in demanding the
authorization TO arm them, representing that thV
were intended for trade in the Chinese WATER
where armed vessels necessary Tor proecon agank
prete and with the possible contingency seog then
70 the Chinese Japanese governmeut These vesseh
not ironclads. but stout wooden screw steamers
built for speed. They 243 feet In eagh Of 400 hors
wore commenced at Bordeaux n July nst and the coa
By uuaCcountabie means the contracts and ell the
necessary Information relative 70 the design, progress
ana objects Of these vessels fell into the hands Of Mr.
Dayton and upon the proper evidence being presented
by him the French government p.ompsy withdrew the
employed upon the vessels themselves but Win the evi
dence which tho government has Of their object il
Is not probable they will be permitted to depart Our
the snsrsy and ecsucy with which be nas soiowsd up
this matter 10 successful terminatou
the Florida the Georgia. Of the rebel navy, las been pSS
mted to eoer the port OF Brest Tor coal and provisions
The Florida, By the way. has mot bssn sold. End s in
cs sdvsusurss The United States oorvssss
also lying In the port Of Brest has had her 0rs banked
sS AZ nsaS " g s
ever, have been made Of the facts to Nr. Dayton,
who has been reminded Of the requirement Of interua
not be permitted 10 leave port within tweafyour hours
Of each other. Mr. Dayton has recognized the justice OF
g out sss a
side, In wait for the Florida.
The ksni~r Of this morning contains the programme
for tho opening Of the. Senate and Corps LegsatR
Thursday. q supposed that st lsast six weeks win BE-
consumed 10 the 'veriacaton Dc pouvoi thsre are
Louis Gocssd. one one Of the ssroaauss who made tn.
ascent and psrous descent with NAdat has obtained an
.utnofition for the use q portion q TIE sPaa.s dIn
bs called the "Coosse" Madras "0ant held sx thou
sand cubic metres Of gas; but the "Coos 70 contain
ssad Of gas ana q Intended 70 take up my passsaess
Tho "Gan In her late trip tave1ed three hundred ana
seventy leagues 10 sixteen hours ~ the average rate of
Oar Beriia oorrsspsnAeacs.
B1lu, OCT. 81, 1883
Ms General 1lssioRs IN Pvussa-fss Party Y Prerm
fts~pAs.s- -Dsmoorase absrx Il B~sis-fAs vasssss
Parss-f1Sir 0aSns swd ksss-4Css n a. Rsyas
Hsrssess-ssTss@ APsa n Atstrs-fAs CFvws
Primes, Dc.
rhs general election oe the Houss q Deputies cane o9
wsdaoday and che result has bssn suoh u va 70 bs
anticipated frou the primary slscsess Hsrs 10 Berlin
especially The party q psogssss havs asAisz11 neu1,
anost unprecedented u ~ osupae1saes 1
lAsss having been rstsrnsd y svWy diaesie Il .,pfk
nsjoritis, defeating nos salv ~ rsasat& tNeN
jsxs ~OSss or moAssass nbsrah- ~ ~ " ~
uho rsproantsl ~ saOl1a - ~ -sAs,tE
49, rsplasy Ay Aunsssaaa n - gnss lissa& ID.
ii (sss upright ysdss who ~ di(oFassdaf scquis
Iae waldsek q the charge of hleA treason h -nle)
as elected by ais votss 10 l1l wasdsck himself by loS
ie ssa HAys BY zoo 70 l2s IN hs sscoad. Rasgs BY
~ 70 g. and Jscoby by ~ 70 ~ NJ ird schstss,
Of Dsmsch By sIs 70 g. asd Dsstsrwsg By $40 70 49,
ssd In the FOurth Luuns By 80 and femsus BY Ss4
u 49, Even thsss small minorsss, - have Juss sad'
we're not ooupossd eursy u adhsesnts Of hs govern
..ot but parry Of moderate though strictly conssitu
,onai liberals whose candidates quite a. dstsstetu
10 the seudailsts AZ the most violent democrats.
In ,hs Fourth District which hss large population Of
workmsn and therefore more decided 10 its opinions
than tho othsrs. conservative candidate - all
wss nominated the nondemocratc votes being lost
given to moderate Tho why the minority against
Tcmsns vas rather larger than the rest b that he YVES
run against another democrat Major Seinhard who was
member the district u the last Chamber, but whose
conduct did give general satisfaction though he s
had certain number of partsans who voted for HIM
What Is particularly significant In these elections
men like Jacoby and Tsmeue have been selected
70 represent the capital; the former whose address
to the late King In Is-"i 10 tho misfortune OF
princes that they will not hear the truthhas made
him more obnoxious. not only to the conservatives,
bot TO royalty ITSELF than other any In the kingdom;
and the latter exile Ia switserand who will only be
enabled return Prussia by the nvioIabity with
which the constitution Invests ths members OF tho Iegs
Iasure during the parliamentary session u shows that
the quarrel between the King sni his capital has
personal character and tna the citizens Of Ber-
ln who. fsw years ago. hesta,ed 70 eloc, even such
man wsldcck Tor fear OF be.ns suspected OF doysy
been gradually drawn, by the nfa,uasiou and Oh.
snacy of she government TO pitch Of exaspsson that
makes them O. ot their way 10 hnd representatives
whose vsry names are Synonymous with revolution
The accounts from the provinces equally socour.
aging Tor the opposition In oil the largo towns with The
single exception Of Killing their candidates have been
turned IN most Instances by considerable msoritIss
Even rotsdAm the favore resdsnos Of the Prusslan
monsrchs and which ooy seems 70 exss sppssdtx
70 sans eosci and sns other roya palaces thu opposition
oapdds Ko,s, beat the LORD Chamberlain Keller By
nve vosss (ssvcosy I've 10 ssvcosy). Al Prearau, the
rrsaess q the late chsmbss Bursomassss Grsssa Vas
rsssrssd ~ ase,Smsi'on 81 LAndsbssE, BAron vacsst,
the reporter % the army reorganization; sts,tin nr.
Frncs smith, hy 1os votes. against 10, which we're