The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-24
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.-..siish Comments ontr
Piracy Claj- " 0'0A
THE London r.
in' -'n''A ines Believes America
.ot Press Her Demand.
e London Post Advocating
a European Congress.
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SCENES ON THE SHENANDOAH.
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The Crew Bringing Their Plume
der Ashore.
our PARIS cORREsPoN DENcE.
America Urged to IL .terfe re with
the Tenisn s.
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The Crew Bringing Their Plum
der Ashore.
our PARIS CORRESPONDING
America Urged to II .terfe re witt
the Eenians.

s1ps mails by TIC steamship Chino from Liverpool
fJovenber II, and Queenstown No's mper IL, reachea
this city yesterday
o., Foreign fises and correspond enee contain some
,,ens Of considerable interest
Our Paris C0rresF ,ondence.
PARIS Nov 10, 1886.
w.,,o 4lxst. ae Shenandoah vi EaqEaad in France
MaaimiRes and Mezico-TJe Great Ezhibaion--A
"Woman's Rights Case 30 be .yxosaitted to Ee Emu
pe-or-A-ynues Open to F'ssuEes in Fsancc-Operatic
Nasco--An American PsSsaa DoxSa-The Cholera--
Aocde-g at the Apixe Ta,nsei--Tte Brotksys Daves
pmt-Judgc Roa dc
The Partisan journals, end Pansiaas with whom have
,onvcrscd upon the subje be generally of the
pppion that ,he English government have NOV an
in the shape Of the pirate Shenandoah
Strange say Frenohmen in spite of the loving
alliance which exists their country and England
seem rather peased than otherwise at the embar
easements which tho English Cabinet will have
upon their hanos-tte Fcnan difficulty, the settlement
of the Alabama Chains, and the newly hcdged
Shenandoah trouble Our English friends not APP
parently delighted at seeing the Shenandoah back
again. But what else was she 10 dor She a
Liverpool ship, manned by British crew, and, hav-
ing sailed from an English port two years since on a
little piratcal excursion, when she thinks IL no
longer safe remain at returns TO seek the protec
ton OF the country 70 which she belongs Some Of the
English papers speak Of the composed in great
part Of Americana / assured by English gen.
tleman who has just come from Liverpool, who was
there when thc Shenandoah in, and took
pains to ascertain the fact that OF the OF
hundred and thirty three bat native born
Americans, considerably than half the remainder
English and therest made up principally Of Spanlards,
Portuguese and few Frenchmen.
The French journals generally manifest much dis
pleasure they dare ut the recent bloodthrsty procla
nation by Macmillan The Debdts in an editorial full
Of irony few days SINCE referring the fact that he
had arranged the succession and Paris for copy
Of the statutes OF the Coincide FRANCHISE and had de-
cared the revolution ended by the flight Of Juarez
pressed great satisfaction that Macmillan had
troubles his hands, presumed that everything
being secne in that quarter the French troops would
be speedily Withdrawn The French people begin
ming TO chafo worse than ever under the continued
patton OF Mexico
Mr. Bcckwith the commissioner appointed by our
government to attend to the interests of American
oeived reply TO the propositions which Immediately
upon receiving his appointment he submitted 10 the |
government in regard TO the management OF affairs The
two principal points In those proposit ons that the
applications for space In detail should be made directly
10 and arranged by the commissioner upon the American
side he forwarding to Mr. Bcckwith the list upon which
he make the general arrangements here, and that
the government should undertake the forwarding TO
Paris OF the articles intended for exhibition This latter
arrangement win great deal Of confusion such
existed during the late exhibition here when goods
forwarded and away by individual exhibitors
raw gentleman yesterday Interested in California
house, who told me that he proposed exhibiting spec
tainly desirable that every branch of American in
dnstry should be well represented at the coming
exhibition. The war through which we have just
passed has been the means, among other results |
Of interesting all Europe directly in our
Affairs than in the ordinary Of events they would
ever have become AT the exhibition all Europe will be
represented-its capital and its ndustry--and these
which u IS tho interest OF America to attract towards
itself, will be influenced in wonderful degree by the
representation which you make OF your resources.
learn that Mr. Beckwith tire commissioner, is about
ton relative to the exhibition and Its progress be
ebtained His present address Is No 1Ss Rue dc Rivo
We have Just had little '.woman's rights affair,
and scientific circleH II that young lady
Rcuggcr native Of Algeria. having received diploma
- Bachelor OF Letters after passing brilliant exami
nation applied the Dean Of the Faculty OF Medicine al
FOR permission 70 follow the regular medical
course This refused her sex and she
then appealed the Minister Of Public Instruction,
who, without committing himself In any manner |
from the general principle proposed as a compro mise
Mat the applicant should agree 10 practice only Agc
via, among the female Arabs who, 1t seems
ssiys than the danes OF more civilized societies de-
cdedy object 10 the manipuations Of male physicians
The young lady In question refused 10 compromise, and
ihTows herself upon her rights. The matter WILL is
dcaton and it is thought that If he would permit Rosa
Eonheur to be made 'chevaler'' he will not deny
Cssss Of following the courses Of lectures at the
Sorbonne and tho College dc France and obtaining their
u'ffect az ''Barhnure' Science
by no means uncommon; and some three years since,
when iving ia the Latin quarter frequently met at the
snqucs az the lectures at the Ecoe de Medicine and at
INC pcosde visits oi the surgeons In the hospitals the
young American ladies who had here 10 walk
tho hospitals IL tie imperial decision is favorable In
This case twill open another avanue 20 female enter
prise, skill talent and Industry
great many more Of these avenues are open now in
France than America and here instead on holding
conventions and talking about Blooner petticoats and
vomans rights women engage in aud arc furnished with
occupations which would fe considered dccdadlv cent
n rota drum ehn
lhs larger portion 81 the attendants women and ia
m pioyed indeed bOokkeepcrs In large whole.
slo establishments aud said 10 make excellent nc
ountants Ia all the cafes aud estaurat in PARIS wo.
,us; all the butchers and IN many Of the grooars'
hons keeps the and receives the paw
many II not most, OF the theatres the ticket oilces
tc kept by wolnsn and they also ~ many OF Tic
nil9ay stations In the country women work III the
lc and drive cart and hoe and sow and reap In Paris
hoy seem 10 do almost everything they 40 anywhere
sc and little moro excepting acting az chambernaids
i the ordinary hotels and mcfsons nse,yes where all
Ne cianberworl IL done by garcon.
There has boen another grand at The opera house
Madrid The people not being satisfied with the artists
llch H. Baier furnished for them, and the result Is
n the local director SAY, IS in Paris endeavoring TO
a together n company Among the singers who L
I'VE foco was an American lady, q Madame States, |
" waR announced "tLo California Diamond Tins L
~, Formerly known In New York as Miss Jenny Nande-
was attached TO travelling concert company some
yes sine known as the "Alleghaniansp she after
nAre went TO California, married, and came 10 NJ.
a. a. Vput Two years since 10 ftudy Italian music H'f
VI'"i"hf' IN opera Madrlu was Cohrldcffu
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The grands monde, which stayed away from Paris
Nonb snger than usual In difference 10 tho cholcrn IL
s5urn inf again Bot twelve deaths reported yes
seyay, and All fear OF the epidemic has passed |
wy ~ " now-.not officially, but with apparently
yooaegref OF acknowledgement that the lmum
~ deRths was $50 In day.
nePalas Royal " about producing little dctaois,
snues Lcs Mediums on Va frees Bc0ont fart the two
.votheTs being played by those irresistible comedians
ssssr Brasseur aud Hyacinthe The machinery of the
nysterious cabinet has been arranged by N Robin the
ysifdiestaseu who exposed Tie uck Of the brothers
)avenpou
report from the Alpine tunnel states that another
esrbic accident has occurred al Founcauy where the
WISER magazine exploded the 7th insi Instantly |
f''"s fogr men apdtIcvlns Their podos 10 a'emF, ana