The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-24
T H E N e w S

The mails OF the steamship China, from Queenstown
on the 18th inst arrived here yesterday The main
points Of the European by this arrival ele.
graphed from Halifax and published in Wednesdays
HxaLD. We, however, supply this morning additional
comments Of the English press the OF the late
rebel pirate Shenandoah and in regard to the claims Of
government Great Britain for the damages by the
Ango-rebel cruisers generally. The London Times
deavors TO console it's readers by expression Of the
opinion that the United States will press Its claims
while the Pit admits that have good grounds for
complaining OF English scaled neutrality and alud-
ing 70 the NEW YORK HERALD's proposition for an
International Congress- advocates 1t means
NJ having more clearly defined the rights OF
bclige,ents and neutrals. We also give complete the
iter OF waddei the commander OF the Shenandoah to
Earl RUSSELL presenting his statement Of his conduct
and position and description Of the the de-
parturc from the pirate of her
A New Bedford paper gives list of fortysix Amcri-
whaling vessels with ten thousand two hundred and
nifty two barrels Of OIL destroyed by bel pirates during
the late The value OF the vessels is estimated at
million hundred and nifty thousand dollars and
the value of the oil ut hall million dollars.
From FL Paso Mexico, the seat Of President Juarezs
government, have received correspondence to
the 10th OF October The President and all his Cabinet
still there at that time; but it thought possible
that they might remove to favorable locality
the mpcralists continued to prevail. The people
reduced considerable straits but still hopeful Of
the Of the republican cause and looked forward
fondy TO support from the great republic of the North
The steamship Western Metropolis, Captain w. b.
Hilton arrived here yesterday, from Apalachcola FlC-
rida, ON the 18th inst, bringing three thousand bales
OF cotton, the largest cargo taken from that pot
in a steam vessel There have 80 far been shipped
from Apaachcola about thirtysix thousand bales Of
cotton and there ten thousand bales hand there
on the 18TH There forty thousand bales sti
up the Analachicola river, which will come down while
the depth Of water permits making in all eighty
thousand bales that will be shipped thence this season.
Frcghs firm at one penny per pound to Liver
pool, two aud a half cents per pound coastwise by
steam, and and half cent per pound by sailing
vessels
The steamships Nevada, Captain Carpenter; Zodiac,
Captain Dearborn; varuna. Captain Whitchursi aid
Hunter. Captain Chase all arrived here yesterday from
fayannah. The steamship Flambeau, Captain Eaton
from Now Orleans ON the 10th inst also arrived.
Tho release on parole Of Mr. Seldom formerly rebel
Becrctary Of War; ard Mr. Maga,h rebel Ex-Governor OF
Bouth Carolina both lately confined In Fort Pulaski and
the rebel Governor Lubbock, of Texas, recently an
timatc Of Fort Delaware, is announced We published
yesterday morning an urgent appeal for liberation from
Mr.. Magrsth.
A daughter OF Mr. Mallory formerly Secretary OF the
rebel Navy Department Is in Nv ,shington seeking Ito
par Ion OF her father
The Secretary Of the Interior in orms the Comm oncr
OF Patents official communication that he has been
Instructed by the President that patent is to be
gra any resident Of the lately rebclious
unless tho applicant furnish satisfactory proof Of
his loyalty.
Tho Alabama Legislature mot at Montgomery Wed !.
ncsday and Provisional Governor Parsons message
r ad 10 tho members He recommends the ratification
of the slavery amendment TO the national constitu
ion the passage OF laws for the protection Il the
negroes their persons and property and vagrant acts
bearing on whites and blacks alike.
In consideration OF the present hostile relations be.
swcen the republic Of Chile and spsn the several recent
attempts Of the latter Power regain her lost colonies
on this continent, and the effort being made 70
enblsh European monarchy In Mexico, all aimed at
uhc violation Of the Monroe doctrine the speech recently
delivered at Panama by Senior Mackenna special envoy
From the Chilean 10 government and published
tho second page Of this mornings HERALD, will be
found instructive and exceedingly interesting Senior
Mackcnna shows how desperately the Spanards on the
Gimsest psc,cxs have strvon 70 rcnsate themselves
In power az various points on American soil
Sir Fred rick Bruce, the British Minister in Washing
bon, has consented 10 act umpire Of the commission
Tor the settlement Of clamsetween our own govern.
aud that OF Colombia, growing out Of the Panama
ri, y 1850 Thrr, are two hundred cases ready
90 y psiln of the c,nmis~cn
Jrca,J,'i J.bassn ha5 approved The PROCEEDINGS of