The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-30
7 H E N E w S
EUROPE.

EUhOkE.
By the arrival Of the Scotia and City Of Baltimore
this port yesterday have from Europe to the
10th Of November-two days later
Tho Washington correspondent Of the London Time
rciterates his assertion on "high authority to
effect that Secretary Seward has officially taken very
strong position in support OF the Monroe doctrine as
against the French plan In Mexico
Sir Morton Peto defends the Bapsts of Jamaica
pgainst the charges made against them in connection
with the negro revolt. writer 70 the London Times
Controverts some OF his statements
Il was thought in Paris that Spain would not listen
60 . proposal OF mediation in her difficulty with Chile
Chilean blockade preparing to leave
England The feeling against Spain very strong in
chat country.
Very dsgraceTui Gee nes took place among the pugss
and 'roughs" collected al Tom sayees' funeral
Consols closed in London on November is ut s9,4 a
69,< FOR money Cotton more firm in Liverpool on
thc day, and prices had advanced. The advance
from fourth 10 half Of penny the quo.
tations by the Nova scotan. Breadstuns steady
Provisions unsettled
MISCELLANEOUS.
Washington advces say there good reason 10 believe
that a few days the President will, by proclamation
make full restoration Of the privileges Of the habcs
corpus writ
The from Mexico is important The city OF
chihuahua, capital OF the State Of the name and
formerly the OF President Juarezs government
recently in the occupation of the mpcraist been
evacuated by the latter, together with the entire State.
This fact is officially promulgated in the Jtriodic ol
November q published at El Paso and is confirmed
by dispatches TO the same effect received by Senior
Romero Mexican Minister ia Washington last night The
event had caused great rejoicing among the Mexican
republicans wherever known. President Juarcz w,s
about leaving VI Paso for Chihuahua IN rein
state the national government at his old capital Hiy
liberal Minister OF War had issued a stringent order
summoplng all general and subordinate officers OF tho
national army absent from the country without leave 70
return al once aud report for active service.
The Mexican republicans on the Rio Grande frontier
had made further attack Mstamoros up 18Th
inst II Is said that ITO thousand French and Austrian
troops to reinforce the imperial GARRISON there had
arrived at the mouth OF the nver From
New Orleans again furnished With lie spstch
which in different dress has been made 10 do ser
least twice before by the tecgaphers in that city
II states that two republican boats from hs American
shore OF the Rio Grande attempted attac. on the i'm.
peria Antonio which ared upon aud them
killing or drowning, Is supposed, all beard. xvi
deny this In the same story, In now shape. which
received from New Orleans last Friday night pub
lshed In Saturday. HiRAtD II has been inna,ed
The craft taken by the imperissts for republican hoa
were merely American wood boats. An agreement has
baen entered into between Generals wcitzel aud Men
that the Matanoros Rtscro shall cease TO rrbsh srti
ces insulting our soldiers and people, and that our
soldiers the Rio Grande shall refrain from usults 70
t1e impcrialists across the river
I, Is reported that United States Army iaymaslcr
recently murdered and robbed OF thyvc thousand
dollars Brownsville by some Of Cortins's band
We have adyices from the river Plate dated 81 buenos
Ayres nth aud Rio Janciro on tho path Of Oco
Der The Paraguayan army sustained another defeat,
their leyies in Corentes being badly cut up by Agen
zine cavalry corps They were again beaten and routed
Luis Comes In their retreat they burned thirty
villages by way OF revenge Tho Brazilian army In the
province a Rio Grande had been largely reinforced
The fleet Of Brazil remained inactive The United States
wsr yessels Hartford Junis'e Warp and susquehanns
wee ~ Rio Janeiro
Confirmation Of previous reports that the rebellion in
Hagn IL cndcd was brought by the steamship MORO
Castle which arrived here yesterday from Havana pres
dent Gerfards troops were In possession Of the last
rebel stronghold the tosn Of Cape Hsyten lately hat,
sered down by British gunboai The people Of Havana
ere said to he much dissatisfied with the appointment, of
General Iersundi ss the Captain General of Cuba
The steamer Hendrix Hidson, from Philadelphis, was
recently Tun lrd setousiy damaged, while entering
The pcrt Of m 80, b Spanish war veEsc'
Nayoe C,n'aer ,arerday issued his proclamation
rrcaug. ~ Fl, a.tef ,nce of Thur day hex tho tn
day = c.no,t las y thsaks giving. ia accord