The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-21
French TrePidation ON the N6exi-
can Question.
Alarm Of the Paris Press at Admiral Colds
hOrough's Visit to French Harbors.


The In,nan screw steamer City Of London, Captain
Mrehcuse, which saed from Liverpool eleven clock
on the morning Of the 9Th Queenstown on the after
noon Of tho 9th inst arrived here yesterday morning
The steamship New York, from Southampton on No
vember $, has also arrived
The Liverpool Chamber Of Commerce had resolved 10
AK the opinion Of the American other Chambers OF
Commerce in respect of the proposed alteration in the
day Of sailing OF the Cunard mail steamers from Saturday
to Friday, with promote The Saturday half.
holiday movement
1t stated that the Attorney General had prepared
inorWaticns for the prosecution Of the Hon Richard
Bethel (thc Of the exLord Chanceor) and others
connected with the traffic the attempted sale Of public
eces II not however, believed that the evidence
would be sufficient TO insure conviction.
The London Shipping Gazette states that oil springs
had been discovered England, and that the particu
tars would be OF nature astonish the public.
The London Pal Mail Gozenc says is reported that
The Attorney General preparing bill for the reform
Of the Bankruptcy Court.
correspondent OF the same paper states that
Italian princess Of The late regning house Modena
war recently received into the Marylebone Workhousc
and has died there. Other members Of the famsy
SAID to DC living in London in state of poverty The
medical and other officers Of the worKhouse rendered
the poor princess attention, but she
dead than valuable chain which she retained and
greatly priced found TO be missing, and there is
every for believing il taken by Of the
I@uper nurses by whom she was surrounded
Lady Pamerston will not return TO Cambridge House,
ihe tate Premier London residence The London Build
rg Neus the site destined for Roman catholic
cathedral in memoram OF Cardinal Wseman.
The National Steam Navigation Conpanys
steamer Louisiana, Captain Cutting, to leave
Liverpool at O'Clock the afternoon Of The sth
The Hecla arrived AZ Liverpool about the 9th
in,t
tho Nova scoan arrived ut Greencasae al ten clock
NJ. The 9th; reafhed Liverpool about Elk p NJ. ON
the 5th.
The city of Baltimore intercepted of CrookEayen
nj one O'Clock on the afternoon OF the eth.
ihc steamships City Of Manchester and Babec, from
New York, arrived at Queenstown NovembcrS
The steamship Pennsylvania, from New York, arrived
nj Queenstown the same day.
Of the British Ministry. |
Earl Russell Prime Minister, and Earl Clarendon
Munster OF Foreign Affairs formally Installed INTO
office ny the Queen at Windsor, on the Sd INST ON The
th Earl Clarendon received the whole OF the diplomatic
.orps taking Office
The London Times continued TO dsparage the Russell
cabinet IL Says:It would almost as II there must
interval or partial Reorganization, after which the
ahnct will 10 on with renewed strength or will fan
pieces. Tie depends upon themselves, upon the
and wisdom Of their policy, and upon their
iitade in assimlating TO themselves forces which lie
The opcon club complains Of the nisrcprcsen atoms
81 the ?s,s which, III II erence TO ministerial reconstr
~ the Lower House While there are actually three with
regard To the position Of the Ministry in Parliament mod
Ifatlons must undoubtedly De made nHi there " no
election take place before February As most OF the
peru6n.l cs;s6ees would involve new elections much
needless Inconvenience would result
rrRrHER CHANGE IN THE cABrSrr.
IRON the London Times, Nov 9
II rightly informed, the reconstruction 81 the
M those who regard the Premier with dolatrous
worship would have the public believe On the con
the Of that reconstruction, difficulties which
every sober liberal ought to have foreseen. and which
out of the very nature OF the case IL would be
premature fully into the question N Is enough
To know that such changes are contemplated, but
believe Justified in stating that the Duke of
Somerset mas placed his resignation in the hands Of Earl
Russell order that the process OF 'reconsirnco
may be rendered more easy, and, We add
more constitutional The unequal distribution of offices
bel xeen the houses and the desirabiity of
forcing Mr. Gladstone in debate both point pressing
necessity Of Introducing new blood INTO the adminstra
ttu
Il0ndon Nov o. correspondence Manchester Guardian
The announcement Of the Times OF this morning that
the First LORD OF me Admiralty had resigned onr NOT
% he taken as Implying the secession OF ms Grace IRON
she cabinet The Duke OF Somerset ~ too useful a
Of the admin straiion TO be parted with willingly
by bis colleagues, and he is such cormoIant at work
that IL wouhe difficult 10 find what he would consider
adequate occupation IN any other department They lay
lie would do better if he lived more in the world and
sought from personal contact and observation
ideas and Opinions OF the time But the Duke Is
vidty solitary his habits a heron, indefatea
Mo ~ The chief Of nm ant hill and tenacious y
linpeL Lord Melbourne sad 0f him, when 10 the
EoIss az Commons, that he 1.-The proudesf and mosi
obstinate man IN England, except his fsthe His |
lust the CURLY and hanghtlly that
he would not stand ~ the way of administrative recon
struf " IL thought necessary TO have "
heads of important departments in the Lower House
he could the other hand, be expected W take
any position lower than that which he occupies
sud unless he made President Of the Council
Minister for India there TO which he would proba
My agree 10 he transferred
great deal OF negotiation rs going on with the more
luomnent outsiders in the Commons, with ~, vicv To-
Inclusion of Of them in the official arrange
Mr. Bernal Osborne IS In town in better hu,nor
than usual, for yet unexplained cause to- the
.tber hand Mr.. Lowe Is said be than dis
eosted with n world which is unworthy Of him. Mr..
fostsrs friends confident that his claims viii
lhis time b. overlooked and the admirers Of Mr. Roe
hnfk feel thai his time at last is coming, the only DIM
guilty being that he said to have declared he will ake
nothing short of the Cabinet and that nobody viii dare
- mass Inc proposition.
LoRp GRANVILLE TO Br SENT TO BERLIN.
ifrom the ondon Post, Nov s.
W. believe that there is scarcely any doubt that
Lord Granville will he appointed Embassy at Her
In. 20 be- presently vacated by Lord Napier The great
psrirns. Of the noble Earl and his preemirently
st" that this country could have M the difficult and
deshie negotiations which Of the
complicated stste ~ affairs IN North Germany.
The Fenians.
Lieutenant y. ". Labor. OF the ninth Connecticut L
Volunteers, Who had been arrested suspicion of L
fcasnuiD had been discharged, and had his pistols,
ammuniuon and documents returned 70 him There wss
evidence u connect him with the movement
Application had been made for 4 conditional order to
criminal uorination against Sir John Gray, NJ r.
proprietor Vt tie Dublin Fireman. journal for having