The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-04
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ARRIVAL OF THE sAxoNIA Ap.S PERUVIAN.
FIVE DAYS LATER NEWS.
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TnE snEnANDoAn's RAvAeEs.
Orders Sent from the Rebel Agents for
eg tAe Pirate to Nsarm.
IB BeRFAfNSTERI AID THE CABLE.
another Attempt t. be Made Next
Spring.
Sanguine Expectations Of Captain Anderson,
D.. Fairbairn, the Directors
and tho Shareholders.
Rebel Bondholders Expecting
the United States Govern
ment to Pay Them.
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Prince de Joinville ON the Supe-
SiOrity Of the American
Over the French Navy.
Austria, Prussia and the Gobbled
ele Up Duchies.
CHOLERA DECREASING In SPAIN AND TURKEY
YEA as .sati -~n~e<Y>~~>~~oe.~~~e~~S>
u1NIAls N IHR s0UI1 OF IRELAND.
xAsy DriA Openly In Large Numbers
AZ 8avs Rides and Ammu-
nition Ready for Use.
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Austria, Prussia and the Gsbblei
Up Duchies.
CHOLERA DECREASING IN SPAIN AND TURKEY
9hey DriA Openly In Large Numbers
an2 8avs Rides and Ammu-
milton Ready for Use.
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ne sssamship eaxonia, from Southampton on August
- With three days later from Europe arrived here yes
osdsy. ass 1i8sc fa
ne steamship Peruvian len Liverpool at hslfpast
oWove o'clock r. n. the 2lth ult, and Londonderry
- ~, md arrived Oh Father Point yesterday.
ne New York correspondent Of the London Tmes
writes upon ne depth and earncsness OF the irritation
which prevails against England tn all classes Of Amer
- sosisty. He sxpstiaes upon and endesvors pa
~ some Of the reasons for this III feeling.
=. p walker, British Vice Consul at Charleston, is
Uassttsd Consul for the States Of North and South
6asolinA
ne cattle disease continues 10 absorb the attention Of
~ agicuiturass and breeders throughout the country
ond meetings everywhere held concert
- vsevsution. does not appear that the nslady 10
spreading
On the 2oth Of August the fleets Of France and Eng
Md now anchored together at Brest will make their
formal entry into spithesd, whom the splendid fetes
Aansusts and balls win bs celebrated, The imperial
1sse win muster no less than nine iron cads besides
wooden vessels and smaller craft.
Great preparations making Portsmouth 10 give
1ens rsesption 70 the French feet Grand banqusts,
oalh military reviews and lumnatons are In the pro-
Oramna
1he weathsr continued 10 be unsettled in England.
1ains sti nterfersd with the harvests, and caused
aaxiety for the crops
On August - bottle picked up At Scarborough.
n contained the following intelligence on paper -shp
DIR George Seymour foundered on Cape Cod October a.
1ooA bound from Bristol New York Cargo iron and
slesh Loss eighteen; saved twenty-five IN two boats
We arc half ssarved-John Thomson second mate. oc-
eSbsr ~"
ne fsraA arrived q. Crookhavsn on the AIS, Of Au-
= ~ Cisy Of New York, Bibsnia, Bavaria and City Of
publiD Al arrived on August a
1avages ef the Pirate Shenandoah.
Jsnss y Nasoa representative of the defuncs South
ssn confsdsacy In England has addressed the following
ssasss 70 the London papers Of the 2lst ult -
81. ss s';ss: % ,, ss United n :ss S.ss Of Ss
Csnsdsrste States ship Shenandoah in that seq leads
Deto address you this note.
ynsd states was ended BY the na surrender Of all the
Osafsderate forces in tho field, immediate measures
&. s ss sSO Dc css. here
eennander, directing that their receipt he should
ssarss convenient port % have her there forthwith dis
es through chsnnss most likely to ensure their speedy
vhs!s the Shenandoah would necessarily touch or with
oAsoe ene would BE- ip oommunicasion n q 70 bs pre-.
IN the condition Of the Confederate govern men at the
esrminaton Of the the duty Of doing this promptly
seise your very o6edIent servant M MASON
~ Urpm eBynouR 6rRskr, PoRfSAS sorARR August To-
The Great Eastern and the Gable.
Nothing additional had ranspirsd relative 10 the At
isaasc cable Five pound shares were selling o. "a a
- To-
The Great Eastern arrived at sheernees on SUNDAY
Angust - Thousands Of spectators we're assembled on
shs bsach 70 witness her entrance Of the por Her
asshon safely cass end not the sigbes, socden,
hAppsDsd
cAvrAfr ArDsRsor's OPINION.
Captain Andsvsop Of the Great Esstepu IN letter 10
~ Lssdon rswss says:--
1was formerly doubtsr; then a. became intimate
~tA Ne NJ and means be employed 70 overcome al
Shs ensslsses had thought Of became hopeful; but
asw has ssdsrssAnd personally shs d,culues in the
vsg ef psacsioaly laying . cable n ocean Of srea,
loDoh, hAvs become mnguipe We have established
~ 2ucA, ~ Acok ~ cebls WAes ckcsss and
- bo1eve that With proper appliances can lift
= - eenylss ~ laying Three times out Of four a.
Eesne ssversl h.ndrsd fathoma rhsrs can really be
- - dcsly with the Great Eastern In laying the sub
1nsins eeols aroand ths world ! have become posi-.
evsy segs, and hope circumstances viii admit
~ my h9ahing what ] have begun Ny
Spntcn now has The companies Interested IN the sue
g. ns csbls ARE really upon the point Of success
cw shs csbs perfect In s Insulation Or capacity for
onns9IsInS mes1ags. hope al concerned viii ~
loee Neos new cable 10 be made and completed by
!ne 0seoe Eastern could then sail. lay u with GER
1DH eN ~ we same season pick up and complete the
- Uv ~ Rrsssnt abandoned Two months must me-
esily siepes before the cable and sl the sppl.
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