The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-21

steamer, without according 10 present arSnsemens,
Having 20 undergo the ordeal OF minute elimination.
me seasch BY the way, sometimes becomes &ceedngy
iudicrous IL ~ difficult TO say whether maj spectator
reels more indignant amused at beho din police
in the preses. esaordinry issos for the rpose q
asccrtaning whether IL conceals arms, amnltion or
feelings respectable females but instances o occur
where the victim" IL q Of spirit, a@d makes
the searching officer thoroughly ashamed Of hrfSok
European sympathy for American rrsed-
meeting held at Manchester on the VI inst.
70 rase funds for the emanepaed negroes OF the United
states, the Mayor Officiating chairman. Sevdal ad
dresses were delivered the speakers eoquenty urging
the claims OF the negro lancashire and the country
and asking also for grateful remembrance Of the
munincent gifts OF upwards OF quarter OF million
sterling presented by American during the great
famine In Ireland and the cotton distress 10 lancashe
MEETING IN PARIS.
paris, Nov. g. correspondence London Times
meeting has been held IN the music hall known a.
the Sale Herr Rue Provence for the relief OF the be
rated negroes OF America The hall crowded
cess; than thousand persons mad 10 remain out
side want Of room The proceedings were opened by
the chairman, NJ. E Laboulaye OF the Institute, in
and spirited speech. Mr. Leigh, OF New York and
DR. Sunderland chaplain OF the American church in the
Rue de Berri addressed the meeting at length
Three French ciergymen (Protcstantsl-M T. do Pres
senoe, NJ Coqaere the younger, and M Saint Hilare-
produce the deepest impression tho audience was
NJ Cremieux, formerly member Of the Provisona
government, and long one or the leading advocates u
the Paris bar n. Cremeux is q member of the Jewish
persuasion. The preceding speakers dweit particularly
on the nsufcieney OF the efforts made BY France IN
favor Of the slaves, compared with the results oh
tanned in America and England. Nothing could be
exact in material point Of view, but the meeting
reminded that France took considerable part in the In
dependence of America and the abolition OF saveryL NJ
Cremicux admitted with regret that in 1902 France
established slavery but he reminded his hearers amid
neral o
when It's complete abolition was proclaimed. COec-
on was terwards made for the benefit OF the negroes
u amounted hear about eleven hundred francs
forty -four pounds-no great result after such fervd
appeals and 80 many listeners second meeting will,
however, be held in the hope OF better material re-
suit
The French government had prosecution against the
Opin. NatonaLe for spreading news about Mexico cal
cnlaed TO disturb the public peace
The Pays asserts that the evacuation OF the Papal
states by the French troops would commence on the
9th inst
Paris telegram says:-"Accordng to LIndependance
Beige there is mystery In the presence Just Of
Admiral Faragut for whom Admiral Goldsborough
States war ship Frolic, on tour Of visits to our
ocean war harbors Of Lorent and Brest What
man contemplate by lettering along our coast or
is he taking soundings for Interior operations in
case Of rupture about Mexicof 1t clear that there
susceptible folks here who nothing fTocsome in
the visit Of so determined o sea captain"
II reported that private letter from the Emperor
Napoleon the King Of Italy, the Roman question,
would shortly he Published.
Spain.
The Spanish government had ordered strict watch TO
be kept the seaboard OF Cuba and Porto Rico Spain
fearing the instruction in Jamaica may have ramifca
tons IN the Spanish Antilles
Germany.
In the sitting Of the Federal Diet at Frankfort the
5th INST. the representatives Of Bavaria, saxony and
narp sfadt at Ancf
should be requested first 10 convoke in Holstcn, as
soon as possible general assembly Of representa-
order that sch assembly may cooperate in the def
mite solution Of the still pending Scheswig Hostein
about the Incorporation scheswg into the German
The Federal Diet resolved 10 decide in fortnight how
Ibis proposal should be dealt with. 4
Denmark.
The new ministry had been dekntyely constituted. |
Count Fysenborg had been appointed President Of the
Council and Minister for Foreign Affairs and four large
landed proprieors belonging to the nobility we're mem
beers Of the Cabinet which inclined 70 liberal conserva
tive policy expected that the conflict between
the Rigsraad and the government relative TO revision
Of the constitution, would be amlcably settled
Cape or Good Hope.
The Basuto not settled Moshesh acknow- |
lodged that the Basutos beaten but said they would
not give their country to the Beers although they
srnors reply project reported 70 he foot for
the Basuto territory with English settlers
Business was dull.
India.
The latest Bombay telegram 10 the 3Oth OF Octo
,er Cotton steady. Piece goods DIM Sb pmenls
Il cotton during the past fortnight, rs 600 Freight 10
liverpool 35s-an advance Of u. Cd per ton. III
'haDge ~. I'D
Calcutta, Oct 70, 1865
The market has been brought 10 sandstill in
lucnce OF the failure Of the rice crop
II was rumored the Russians had beaten the Bokhar
Jashakuam, and we're reported 10 be within
lew miles or Bokhara
Bombay first lighted with gas on the 7th OF DC.
obcr
Two native Directors Of the Commercial Finance and
Stock Exchange Corporation Of Bombay had been
fenced TO transportation for life and third 10 imprs0n
ment for four year,, on a charge Of forgery.
China.
SHANGHAI Oct o. 1865.
serious question had arisen with regard to the sup
preston of piracy tho Chinese scas, which daily
becoming more dangerous. The Taku forts had been
evacuated by the allied garrison
A great hurricane bad occurred al Manila
Australia.
MELBOURNE, Sept rs 1865.
The shipments of gold for the month amount to IS 500
ounces.
Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MAREET, NOV. 3.
LONDON, Nov. o, 1900
Consols closed 81 50 a s9Ik for money
SECURITIES.
United States hvetwcntcs. ..............6 49, O.
Illinois Central rhafcs. -...'.............h MA
Ere shares ......................53 1s 53a
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, NOVEMBER Y.
The has been fiat and very irregular and al
though American has quoiably declined other de.
scriptions generally ia. I'd per H. lower The
sales of the days 5000 bales Of which
2, 600 were for speculation and export.
NOVEMBER g-Sacs for the two DAYS % 600 bales in
eung IL 900 TO spectators and exporters The market
IL hrmer with mn advance Of I'D I'd
STATE TRADE At MANCHESTER.
In the absence Of demand the market still droops
There inclination 10 SELL but the offers made pre-
ciude acceptance.
LIVERPOOL BRYADsTrFfs MARKET, NOVEMBER ..
Messrs Richardson, Spence Co., Wakefield, Nash 4