The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-30
What the English Think Of the Settle
ment Of the Florida Case.
q the Author Of Hnoch arden .
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NApoLEON,s JULIUS CESAR.
TEE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH,
&C., Sc, SC.

TEE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH,
Sc, &c., SC.
The steamship America, Captain Vessels, arrived 1t
sis port yesterday morning rsm Southampton whence
she left on tho 18th instant bringing three days later
nswa
The most Important item OF intelligence that relstive
- the French In Sonora important in view Of tho recent
nsws from San Francisco Of Dr. OWNS movements In
Nsrthwestern Mexico. It was rumored In Paris that
Marsha Bazaine had received orders TO occupy emai
Rs some Of Francs Gnd 10 hold sasersoI pledge for
~ payment Of The Indemnity osOino b. xerea. One Of
hs French journals asks the pertinent question whether
getting and keeping possession Of this security viii not
'rsess than the amount Of the mortgage money.
The Paris Nomiteur that . convention has
been agreed between the French and Peruvian govern
nents that the duty guano brought TO France In
Foreign ships should reduced TO eighteen francs per
ton condition that the price Of Peruvian guano in
France por ton, should exceed three hundred and
Zen francs.
Tho Paris Tempe Of the 10Th inst publishes letter
from It's Naples correspondent In which the writer
ses conversation that had taken place between him.
self and Cardinal Andrea His Emnence declared him
self OF progress and such regretted the publ
ea:on Of the Encyccal. He sympathized with the lib
sra Catholics Of France and expressed wish that Italy
might be entirely independent throwing or tho yoke OF
Austria In venetA The correspondent further statos
that In reply 10 his questions II there any other
cardinals having similar views Cardinal Aadrea said ~
believe there I've Six" Letters from Rome state
Mat Dean Of the Sacred College has Cardinal
Andrea order to return immediately to Rome. The
expectation Is that in OF refusal hs will be the
object OF disciplinary measured
The Hon. Joseph Cunard the younger brother Of Sir
Samuel Cunard, died In Liverpool on the 10th inst
The first nstalment Of the Atlantic telegraph dis
patched the 10th inst and thus no important step
forward tkcnin the means Of providing telegraphic
communication between England and America Her
lGajestys ship Amethyst old sailing corvette which
Cor years past has lain n moongs In the Midway
had received the which has been constructed
u her hold coil Of two hundred and seventy mine miles
q the cable, and duly towed down to the Midway,
where she will be laid alongside the Great Eastern, 70
aelvsr up this nst instamsnt Of the Atlantic cabls
Ths entire cable will BE- ready BY June nsxt
Il 10 expected that tho Inauguration OF the Wilson
atue win take place Edinburg NEXT month"; and that
ne statue Of Allan Ramsay will he naugurated along
with Il Both statues from the hand or Mr.. John
Dseell The Wilson statue will be erected In East Prince
street. Gardens and the Ramsay statue 10 West Prince
street Garden.
n Rsnan, on his route 10 Syria and Asia Minor landed
- Alexandria, whence he induced TO 80 70 Cairo
10 visit his friend n Maretto whom the vicsroy has
susrustsd the superintendent OF the excavations there
in progress Hearing Of his arrival, Ismae Pacha
gave him the kndest welcome and wishing him 70 make
Egypt portion Of the Geld OF his BIBLICAL investigations
he has placed at his disposal steamboat to ascend the
Nile H. and Madame Rtnan will during their stay In
Egypt be accompanied by most experienced guide in
r. aarieite, TO whom we the discovery OF the
0snpium At Memphis and other important excavations
IN Egypt
The Ialis OF Turin publishes letter from San Mean
Am All Iesina i'm ho Of 10
she Adriatic, stating that for the last months
shocks OF earthquake have been daily felt there that all
she houses . runous condition, that several have
iien 10, and that the people are gradually emigating
from the town. To this phenomenon added
snbterranean noises and there general conviction 10
shs place that volcano about burst into existence
there these phenomena bear strong resemblance 10
thoss which precode eruption Of Mount vcsuviua
The Duchess de Chartres gave birth 10 daughter tho
0r great grapdchd OF the last French King Tho event
took place ii Ham common, near Richmond
The adopted OF tho Marquis de avactte (M wcllcs
Do Lavaette reported TO have challenge TO the
Duke dc Beliume formerly Secretary OF Embassy 1t
Romc but who resigned the diplomatic service for ultra
moniane In letter recently published he
eussd tho Marquis dc Lavalette (~ho, win be remem
bcrcd wrote very strong dispatches 70 NJ ThouvsDel
presenting the hopelcssness Of attempting to negotiate
With Romc) OF being agent Of "Piedmontese maneu
vrcs." * 10 said thai the luxe On Bcnume decineS o
hostile meeting but demands inquiry 70 give him
opportunity Of proving the truth Of his assertions
Count sepcl Minister and Secretary Of State TO the
ssignng Duke Of Coburg and who eighty ofage, Is
sbout to bs married 70 young iaAy whs hes but
sixteen summers
Tho Empress Eugcns wil II s said, appear a. tho next
ball OF the Tnlcrcs dress Of new manufacture, apet
Acm OF which sent by maker at Lyons, and which
has had is made OF silk and silver,
che reflections OF which splendid and the shades
son that the ganera aspect resembles the effect OF tho
moon the OF q lake. This stua has already re-
eevcc the or Drap de Ph0be.
The steamship Washington, which was to have len
Havre the Iith last Informed was detained on
account Of mperecton having been discovered day
~ two before Ia piecs OF her machinery which u was
evidently decided dspIace at once rather than run
any risk. Tho Lafayetie OF the same Hoe, will leave
Hsvrs on the 9Th OF February and the wsshnsion on
abe sh OF March