The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-10-24

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Mr.. ADAxs' KEJoINDsR-rHE DIFFICULTY oaows
SERIOUS
The reply Of Mr. Adams dated the 18th Of September,
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Mr. Adams considers thar hore Ia dispute 70
the fact that tho recognition Of the South beerens
was sSeA an oct done b. matos towards
aseter b. state Of amily He charges the British gov
eminent with having acted stAoss kxcU,edSs AID sos
ware pvesxMpscs In assuming that the evidence Of the
blockade Of the Southern ports imperfect The block
ade, he says ne consequence, mot he cause Of British
pcy He thinks that the only excuse for the British
government rs that its conduct precipate he then
ntimases thai " tAe doctrines and practices Of eas Bh
epgnmeNf aisssd 10 beoons tie rule The United Sa.es
win sa b ne greatest issrs ih4re,y.
Mr. Adams does not appear think that the proposal
q Earl Russell to refer the questions in dispute
commission will DO accepted by the United States gov
ernmenl
The British Press ON the Dimculty.
HOPE or AN AAIcABLE SOLUTION. 0la
the papers generally comment the Adams, Russell
correspondence The London Times hardly doubt that
the proposal for commission win ultimately be accepted
and is the best u not the only, solution; and
the candid and friendly OF the argument between
Russell and Adams justines that expectation. sA'
Other Journals hopo for amcable solution The Post
is silent on the correspondence. en-
PEARS or RUPTURE.
The London Nnn says-Bcsidcs tho magnitude Of the
questions Affecting neutras the matters in dispute
ceiy connected W.h NE mantdiRance Of friendly Yen-
tons bareen England and america
The London Star in referring the escape OF the Ala
bama from England remarks that there may perhaps be
negligence without such gross culpaby to render
liable for all the damages which the escaped privateer
pcrpctrated But II views these questions should
differ from those Of the United States and they should
Insist peremptorily upon their claims upon
denial Of responsibility, what Them Are to the
risk sfyap,Me rather than cos,ent to a,titratimS
government with much and and dares not
say what sec. 10 ru haze upon the temper Of England
,9.a di.as.rous disturbance q Ms friendly ysatos ts,oesn
% apprdise the Isses caused By Confederate cruisers up.a
England and q exaef poymer, FIR taem
Moro Eenian Arrests.
Arrests Of Fenans continued to be made daily in Ire
ship Helvetia which sought 10 pass Queenstown without
putting In 10 land her passengers The reason given for
pccd however, by the authorities do So and strict
search was instituted among her passengers.
The srctest surveillance Is maintained ut Queenstown
upon all vessels coming from America.
II Is stated that the principal Fenians are to be tried by
thirteen persons we're committed for trial at Cork on
the 18th inst, and number more had been committed
in Dublin.
II was reported that one Of the arrested Fenans would
become an nfomer and reveal the entire secrets OF the
organization. f4ss
The Journal de 81 Pstsrs5arC draws parallel between
The London Time; smphasi,ay denies the truth Of
ns parallel ana points out that there = an essential
Meeting Of Southern Bondholders. 4
Tho b0ndhoders OF the securities Of the Southern
States, on which interest and dividends are arrears
have held meeting and appointed committee to look
funded The Total arrears arc estimated at four million
pounds sterling and the total debt twenty millions
sterling.
Approaching Evacuation OF Rome by
800 the French.
The French troops have already boon withdrawn from
Frosindae and vclletri, In the Papa States.
II s reported that the Count walcwsk will soon 60 10
Florence on political mission.
Disasters to American shipping.
The loss of the American ship Eagle Speed at the
confirmed Two hundred aud sixty nvc coolies miss
The ship Hamlet received some damage Calcutta by
The ship Governor Langdon lost hawss pipe at CAL
cutta.
France and tho Duchfes.
The scmolcial Berlin Journal says that the honorable
and cordial reception given Count Bismarck by the EN-
pcror Napoleon Mt Biarrz and the observations of tho
Emperor upon pending questions guarantees for the
unatered continuance Of the friendly relations between
France and Prussia II has doubt that tho Emperor
Napoleon has resolved to continue the dsnterested
&c
The Papal Ailocution.
The Official Giorn1Ie di Romano that II has
authority TO declare that the Pope In his last alocuon
upon secret societies. ut all times, spoke from the
promptings of his own conscience and with full inde
pendence.
The French government prohibited the publication OF
the Popcs remarks relative to the funeral Of Marshal
Magnan.
Great agitation prevailed at Pesth account Of the
meeting OF the Committee of Committa in that city.
Tho election question under discussion.
Greece.
Several ministers having resigned their portfolios the
entire Cabinet had been entirely remodeled.
sss-E1 Cn,r..
sHAyGHAE Sept IA successful revolt u reported ID
Western Tnrtary Tho province OF III has been wroSed
by the rebels from the Celestial Empire. Nigenfcr their
he has reiterated that Burgevine was drowned
In tea there is declining tendency SIX Is active
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