The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-30
The Scotia and City Of Baltimore at New YOrl
with Two Days Later News.
SIR Horton Pcto on the Rebellion
in Jamaica.

stephens, the "Head Centre"
stan Deiies England.
TOM SAVERS FUNERAL AND WILL.
&c. &C. &c
me Cuuard steamship Scotia Captain Judkins which
I'm Liverpool O'Clock the morning Of the 18th
and Queenstown the afternoon Of the 10th November
arrived at this port yesterday forenoon
The Inman steamship City Of Baltimore Captain Nc
0aigan which LEFT Liverpool at half past O'Clock on
she morning OF the 18th Instant arrived this port
early yesterday morning. Her has been antci-
pated.
The news by the Scotia is two days later.
The London Timss Of the latest date, In general
editorial speed &C. expected from subsidized mail
steamers, while extollng the Cunard ne calls that
company not to rest former successes but still keep
themselves ct the head Of transatlantic navigation It
urges them 70 have all their steamers "Hrst Glass;
that the saying may not arise every fortnight that the
news IL not due carly early usual because is
coming BY first class boat.
The King Of Denmark has granted to company con-
eeson for laying telegraph line between England, Nor
Nile. Adelina Patti At the vagliano theatre, Flor
oBce and declared decided and triumphant
The London Nsos, speaking Of President Johnsons
policy and the prospects Of the freedmen in the South
says thing certain that the real welfare
Of the negroes work which requires patience. The
nm and sorrow Of hundred years be repaired
hurry; the wronged be righted compen.
satsd BY partisan strife, any rivalry Of Southern pas
non Force never achieve such work; and in the
particular case The shortest road to social
ation Of the blacks wise and gentle consideration
t0fths whitea
From Liverpool We have the authority Of United
Sases Consul Dudley for stating that the Shenandoah
viii sail for New York the 21st instant under com
nand Of Captain Freeman.
Later kilograms from India report Bombay, Novem
Der markets quiet: exchange 2s IHd; Cacutta. No
vsmber 9, exchange 2s I'D, freights 40s
The steamship Hbernian from Quebec, reached Liver
Dsel November a.
The City Of New York reached Liverpool on the after
econ Of the 18th OF November the Hansa Southamp
zen on the day,
The Helveta arrived at Queenstown at noon OF the
18th November.
The Africa and City Of Dublin had arrived oot
Our War Claims England.
An American correspondent Of the London Times re-
presents the steady decrease Of the federal army
navy ~ evidence that war with England Is not con-
ssnpaasd she refuses pay for the Alabama claims
The Mexican Question.
N. gEwARD's POSITION ON THE MONROE DOCTRINE
AZ REPORTED TO THE LONDON TrAEs-aRNERAL
eRARr's "DIscoNTENr' AT THE PRESENCE OF
YRANCE.
lwashissson o'ov. ., cSrsspondsnos Of the London
On my way through this city 70 Richmond have seen
s..s Of ;hs Esssn Newspaper Of the I'm o. October
sssaiag despatch from Mr. Seward to the United States
Minister 81 France on Mexican affairs. do not know
vs. eonsrsdcssd, but DO know "a &c sataoray had
e q iat:,~ao: s.~t @ y.s wa yey hgae' Non ary
= was not probable that any one in London could
have heard Of the despaich 70 which referred, since
sSsnS ~ . %hou '
q ssvs cent o. s. 1.S Of ocss6sf was su6sssn.sy
Ssspasch but an nov in possession Of further parcu
nn on the subject and give them 70 you q correct 70
Wa.sas.sa that which Obtained in London Is most
0.s Ingish journal states shas had the Egp.a. force
HAvs e:ea Known ~ London before y came 70 public
n T.: S: : Sns:
sops have actually besn in MEXICO - part Of the French
Sssss since the Emperor Napoleon went there II
Nhk point, thsn must Be wrong; not Otherwise inc
I.As Of Egypt enersd 70 organise : force Of
Is1iso. Thsy were sent, ana are n Hszieo a. this
moment Mr. Gswasds recent deapatch was provoked BY
s fast thai the United States Consul q As1andr. sent
nsssy -four yssn age. wAeaas fra bres dispatched
&: .:s:: & Srss.sss 49, ss = se 80 hss then
Sonsssic W On IL hands which taxed all It's energies
si ss 10, ss6s :: o q
prnepls Enown the "Monroc doctrine, and demand
hs thss The French should BE- compslied 10 withdraw
eom this continent Under correction, I submit
sssss 4. H ssn. q 1S.rss sn'H sss
sasbsr 60 70 war with france than see her remain in
MEXICO You will not find this statement contradicted
~od u SsSss
Withdrew peaceAby; but II she viii mot do that hey
public meeting every nr dnnss .Ss ussa
svGy paper from Maine TO California General Gro~t
- sss ~ svg eess: msds l.os.. No dtseons1 das
sws s psss Su
sssn.s must s e. IN .S Ssisas ss s:s:
~ssH nd IN that spirit there Ii no doubt that Mr.
wi, nov you further details about the despatch,
sst shsv Ar srus details are believed ~ England or
Sisslov = Paris S1s n sep.smSsr iass Z IL
AifsetsA him 70 bring % Ss nos,es os N prouvn d.
- om:S .Ss sSssss .s; .b sss
= - ssss 70 Aszcs BY Fnnes 90 snysh that when
"a sos interfere because vas engaged IL s..sn1 ~
swn domsstbc din.rsncssi that, e Che E.pcror wss
aware had nov sboished slavery IN IL c-n
essntSy, ed oouid ncs but look with disfavcr
- n atssmps msss BY : foreign Power 70 In.
Ssess: .esrsss into my psrs q this continent.
eesn tnformed the PAshs's negroes were compelled
- take service d n.re aeainss their inclination and
ysre even fcrcibly thrust On hoard the ships which
1s 70 carry thsm 70 this country Tho French govern
Isns vs. wasned thss cnuss he'd repeatedly and de-
1s1y sArmed that The koaroe doctrine must BE- main.
Snined anA the EHscutvs and shs people looked with
vay 6syess concsrn upoa me psst and pre..t move
Hs1o q 1nncs IN MEXICO This may mot be the precse
nacsgs q ne ssspAash, bus 70 faithfully its tsnos
an6 npoN 1he despatch ~ sent NOE only 70 France.
Ds - ths unssd States Nnisssss q Alexandria and
Congoanencple.
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