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


The London Times suggests that the Prince Of Wales
should visit Ireland occasionally and points out that the
royal family have passed more time on the continent
The appearance Of the Asatic cholera at Southampton
Ia disputed but was asserted that the yellow fever had
appeared at Swansea Wales The government has sent
commissioner there to inquire into the matter.
Sir Robert Peel Chief Secretary Of Ireland has been
summoned before magistrate by Robert Grey, Dublin
banker IN consequence OF an alteration In railway car
rage.
The Countess Of Clare the mother Of Lady wodehouse
Is dead
The Countess de Paris had given birth daughter at
Twckenham, near London. large number Of the royal
family Of France were present on the occasion
Alderman Phillips, who is OF the Hebrew faith had
been unanimously elected Lord Mayor Of London.
The will Of the late Mr. Golden, executed the Gay DC
fore his death had been sworn to under 600 ser
ling personally
A writer in the Times asserts that the gold fields Of
Nova Scotia If properly worked would equal those OF
Australia
France.
The konitenr, abiding the reported speedy evacua
ton OF Rome says that doubt should exist relative
the intentions Of the French government SO soon az
France shall consider the proper moment TO have arrived
she will, in concert with the Pontifcal government
adopt necessary measures for the commencement or the
evacuation Of Rome in order that the withdrawal OF the
French troops may be completed within an appointed
period.
1t is reported that the Empress Eugene has published
little pamphlet Mexico, for circulation among her
friends, called, "Mexco from Providential Point OF
TIC Bourse on the Goth firm and animated; rentes
6S francs SIS confines.
The Bank OF France returns Tor the week show a de-
crease in cash Of 1850 600 francs.
Austria.
1t is stated that the Austrian Minister has addressed
despatch TO most OF the European governments, in
which 1t is declared in emphatic language that the late
imperial manifesto rcscrpt must be taken to imply
that the Austrian government Is sincerely bent on
governing with constitutional and representative forms.
The resignation Of Baron Bach, the Austrian Ambassa
dor at the'Papal Court, is confirmed.
Prussia.
The semi official provincial correspondence says
The taking possession of Lauenburg by the Prussan
dynasty is accomplished fact and 1t shows that the
consent OF the Pussian Diet this acquisition OF Ger
man territory Is unnecessary.
Italy.
At recent consstory the Pope in his allocuen is
ported to have spoken against secs in general and free
masonry particular and to have censured the sovereign
who protected them In connection with this subject he
adverted to the obscques Of Marshal Mangan at Paris
Turkey.
The Pail Mall Gazette says--lt is generally believed at
Constantnople that political catastrophe is impending
in the Danubian principaes, and Turkey is preparing
TO be first IN the field in Of Intervention. Much
Abdi Pascha who commands the first corps damee at
Shuma has been ordered 10 be ready march fifteen
thousand men across the Danube at twenyfour hours
notice.
Couza Of the severity displayed by his govern
ment during the late riots at Bucharest.
Braxii-The War ON the Plate.
The Brazilian mails had arrived at Lisbon, whence the
following is autographed
RIO DE JASRRo Sept 8, 1856.
battle has taken place at Tantsny, the Uruguay
river In which the allies have been victorious The
enemy lost thousand seven hundred prisoners and
their cannon and flags This defeat Is considered 70 have
struck decisive blow at the Paraguayan invasion.
Cofiee-Saes to-day $500 bags at 100000 for good
rsts. Sales since last mail 10000 bags; shipments
96 900; stock u, 600. Exchange 23h.
BAHIA, Sept. IS, 1865
Exchange PA Brown sugar at 2h20o 1880.
PEgSAMBuco, Sept 10, 1895
Exchange 23%: White sugar at 1900 4Hl0o and
brown at 2N300 2n500.
India.
BOMBAY, Sept 22-Imports nrm. Cotton very firm.
Exports Of the week II, 600 bales Exchange Is "a
CALCUTTA, sept. N.-Cotton goods steady. Exchange
q. Va.
CALCUTTA, Sept. 22-There rs an active demand for
goods at improving prices.
Australia.
MELBOURNE, August a. 1865.
The shipments Of gold since the last mail have been
lO7, 600 ounces.
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