The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-07
Blockade Runners Setting OUt
from Liverpool.
Belgium and Maximiiian-. Significant Discus
sion in the Belgian Chambers.
Escape Of Stephens, the Supposed
Irish Head Centre,

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lsh Coast.
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PORTLAND, Me-, Dec Q, 1896
me steamship Hbernian, Captain Dutton, from Liver
3sol at half-past the afternoon Of the 2Sd
Londonderry on the oath Of November arrived at lis
port at O'Clock this morning Her dates are lay
hser than those already received
mo Hibernian has four hundred twenty pas sen
yen
Stephens the reported Head Centre Of the enan
Brotherhood in ireland, missed from his cell in
prison the morning Of tho oath. No particulars
yet known to the time or manner Of hts escaps,.
The constabulary In all parts Of Ireland have been
warned and informed OF his escape
The Court Of Queens Bench for Ireland haa refused
the application 70 have the Fenian tried in
other place than Dublin Tho Court held that fair and
impartial trial could be had in Dublin
The London Times says that specimens Of virgin gold
have been discovered in Tnstream, in Cornwall.
A true bill found, at the London Central Criminal
Court November 81 against Dr. Hunter, well known in
New York for his advertised method Of caring consump
ton, &C, for criminal assault OF HIS pa
rents.
canard received in Europe by way Of Halifax, Nova
Scotia, stating that the French Minister at Washington
suddenly demanded his passports ana would sail
the 10th of November had created good deal Of excite
ment in Liverpool
Respecting young Iturbide, says the Paris 7tmps our
private information is follovs:-Jhe Minister Of
Mexico in Paris accompanied by the whole staff Of the
legation presented himself about three weeks ago the
College Of ST. Barbe and asked for the lad The heir
presumpvc of caliere the list Of those
detained within doors for neglect Of work. but the d
rector learning that the business concerned the
nouncement to the pupil Of his accession to throne
thought that might authorize tansgres
Of the rules of the the young prince
therefore introduced and the ambassador solemny
read 70 him the decree Of adoption
violent gallo prevailed around the Esglish ON
the 22d ui The steamship Queen, which should have
left Liverpool for New York that day, was detained
until the next day.
The ship Calhoun was driven in collision with the
steamship City Of Boston in the river Mersey and went
aground where ehe remained until the next tide when
she was foated into her dock without injury
Much damage had been sustained the Welsh coast
ny the gale More had been driven ashore there
than for many years past An emgrant vessel for Aus
traia among the number. with nearly Eve hundred
persons on board. No lives were lost
Much damage had also been dene on the land as well
- upon the by the gale.
letter published from Consul Dudley In the Liver
pool papers regarding the cotton supply from America
Mr. Dudley appends letter addressed to him the 9th
u October by Secretary Moculloch who says that from
the information he could obtain he estimated that
the old cotton the Southern States at for market At the
time Of the capture Of Savannah did exceed mil
Non Of bales This years CROP he adds will probably
exceed three hundred thousand bales. Mr. Dudley
says that whom recently in America he made most anxious
inquiries the subject and he estimates the present
amount OF cotton hand At little hundred
thousand bales including the crop.
crowded reform meeting had been held 1t Bradford
The Mayor presided ". =. Forster n p, and other
fsAacntial men took part in the proceedings Resolu
sions In favor Of reform adopted unanimously and
confidence that reform would be pAnof the new minis
serial programme exprssssd by I'll the speakers.
The substance Of the resolutions will be embodied in
memorial and presented 70 Earl Russell
The cattle disease Is reported TO be the increase
England
The steamship saxonia, from New York, and the Ma
1athon, from Boston, arrived out T. Q 2Sd
Tho steamship Damascus arrived out ON the 23d
The Steamship City Of Cork from New York, arrived
The steamship Java fren New York, arrived out on
abe 2lth-
Rhe spanish-ChiIean Trouble.
r' sSs the.
considered exaggerated AND uniustnabe demands The
Csss.n sS.sepmsn. BY Spain and he thinks Il highly
ipr entirely Disappearing OF tho action OF
fhe spanish government towards Chile
DIFFICULTIES ARISING PROM THE ENGLISH INTER
vEETI0N.
From the London Standard, Nov. r.
4Itisonly Few mosths aeo that the pclSy Of non.
adopted By Lord Russell and his present colleagues,
snd en,phatisaiy approved by the House Of Commons
Se u so % s spsh . 70
that perpetrated by Austria and Prussia against Den
mark and in the case OF Denmark, England was under
special, bonerabe and legal obligations 10 interfere;
while In fhis she has nothing TO move her
zion but hal a the injustice Of Spain and the in
may suffer from II. pvoccedng more thoroughly
inconsistent would be dfncult Imagine and neon
sistency npo the part OF nation like England is
much more 8. rious bunder would be In an ind
vidual We ssume, OF course that the energetic
"a should reply by refusing 70 recognize se
right Of Engah TO dictate its policy. We will not sup
pose that Earl Lsusscll will again ncura contempuousre
endaon to- hold his tongue and mind his own bust
ness Nor wed<rI ne prud>nce Of epsbarlng ia a 10
compel Spain 70 sast her disputes Tith other Powevs
cydtrg 10 prescription, and we see cy strong rodso
10 believe hot Sy~n viu put vas dilemma Of forcing
her follow hs prescribe rinshing 10 scucy
Recommendation n NEEDLE IN AFFAIR." hich dost oo
<ern as Nothing would give the majority OF spanish
statesmen pleasure than an opportunity Of snubbng
4 SopS aU With % Spanish people wes no. ~Se"
Of tnis national temperament English
~ s psa n and s% sro
ahai 0Donnell will follow the precedent and the
appssuse Of Europe ~ well A. spain by informing Lord
his language impeachment, and perhaps by adding
few opinions Of the spanish government as TO the policy
ehould be given 10 Sir John Crsmpton-and say
we think that such answer will he gvcn him-the
os the s pooa Of Sss ~ a sy
crssg ph and rssfensng ofAsv people b aI,cay eafWo
his wrd u The object Of Ms sfcrfos hoscerev seak and
keebie yvund an d>fes Aim, % to wifA Spdin
LIVERPOOL pRxpARisG TO RUN THE BLOCKADE.
From the Liverpool Post, Nov. 70
The proceedings OF the Spanish authorities In regard 70
ohe hlocksde OF the Chilean ports and the threat OF Ad
nssnl PArpja 10 lombard Valparaiso continue n
vncasness ia commercial circles 10 this town Should
Hpanjsh admiral, With the small force his disposal
will he unable 10 watch all the ports the Chilean
board that although the foolish proceedings o. the
Isrds NAV fnict considerable injury upon commerce.
va IRE hfockada Will be only nominal one and thai