The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-02
Eu R O Pc.
MAIL ADVJCES TO OCTOBER q.
Naximilian's Promises to the Mexican
Bondholders.
The Empress CariOtta---Her
Condition at Miramar.
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Russian Irritation at Napo-
Icons Eastern Policy.
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attempt Of the Crrtans to Fire the Turkish
Fleet OFF Gambia.
Confederated Canada as an american
Power.
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The Empress CarIOtta---Hcr
Condition at Miramar.
Russian Irritation at Napo-
Icons Eastern Policy.
Attempt Of the Crrtans to Fire the Turkish
Fleet or Gambia.

Tho cunard steamship Australasap Captain Cook,
which left Liverpool at four O'Clock the afternoon OF
October 20 ana Queenstown the evening Of tho 2lst
arrived at this port yesterday afternoon.
Our files and special dispatches contain the details OF
cable dispatches 70 her day OF sailing
The Protestant Bishop OF Iuam Ireland, Lord Plum
kott died, on the 10Th uitimo.
Advices from Egypt represent The cotton crop Of that
country az very large one.
The Paris Pdtrie OF ths 20th October says:-
We have believe that Minister Of Foreign
Affairs has addressed 10 the OF the Catholic
States circular respecting the Roman question
The Indspendanee Bsge OF October TO- has the follow
Tag
All the run,ors OF changes projected by the Emperor
Napoleon in the composition of his Cahinetrumors the
correctness OF which have denied and which owe
aher origin only to that scarcity q more serious news
which continues to prevail in French politics. are Begin
ming disappear. There longer anything said OF
ahe retirement OF " Foud, Of tho substitution OF
aon respecting the alleged inclination Of France 70 con
sent 70 joint intervention oil the Catholic Powers al
Rome, which thought right TO mention yesterday,
has also become weaker.
The losses the Parisan stockholders account OF
Aefaulng spectators during the late financial crisis
amounted to |, s00, 900 francs.
Advces from Madsd October 1877 represent the state
IT financial Affairs 10 be very critical 10 stated that
\ 10 proposed the of 1867, paid in sn,ic
patton meet government exigencies . forced loan,
and demand tbs payment of the tasss " the ensuing
year - At the time IL h asserted that .
ssan ~ eco 900 has concluded with some Paris
Asnkina firms
John Bright In his regent speech 10 Glasgow, con-
awastsd tho Presbyterian CHURCH Scoand with the Pro-
ssstant church Of England thus
You have church establishment which, thonrh
think church establishments may be considered 70 b.
POLITICALLY, aud perhaps reiiousiy an evil yet you have
ehurch establishment OF lbern,anG even Of repub
Mean form OF government with the hiefarc b
cal establishment of England In scotland the bound
Of the established church do not with any degree
Of sccuracy--f indeed they DO at all-mark out the
boundaries Of political party In England II Is other
wise and the ed church Of England s in point
Of fact with OF multitude Of exceptions, tie
tory party OF England fhese tho reasons why IN
CHS country your representation rs 80 much more IN my
opinion sfedtabe 10 your diligence and advantageous
- the empire than thai OF other psr1 OF the United
Kingdom.
The London Tm@ Of the ION Of October remarks, in
~ city article
The Frankfort advicss that the Bourse IN that
atty continues nsr, Notwithstanding the cheapness o.
0s0pey and the total absence Of any political excite
menI There Is feeling OF unsasinsss which cannot
- explained The tact thai peace has been restored ~
y said, weighs less Ii the public than the apprshen
sions that may be broken again although In leading
sircles there belief his fear is well founded
With regard 10 American bonds, dulDess bas been
aed by the advance OF the gold premium 10 81
but the transactions are siiii numerous
The steamship Msssiiia, with the bezvy portion OF the
India, China aud Australia mails arrived at Southampton
Ocsober 10 she had f4alos gold dust value Sl7 900
and Turk nh bonds vaue COCO she reported thai the
Spanish frga,e Isabel segunds, with Senior Dcos-dsdo
Secretary OF the Spsnish Legation a, Tangiers board
hsd arrived al hazaean and demanded satisfaction for
the alleged insah TO the@Spanish flag by the No ish
Governor Bomejcdi in hsvinx seized and punishc wo
Moos under the protection OF the spanish Vice Consol
Mazagsn The Moorish Governor scoesed TO nil IN de
mands OF the spapiars public apology, ordered
she soldiers TO be norg-d who had carried out his ords
and ssiuted the Spanish fss
The steamer Nsd~sy, which had been employed in the
IAie Atlantic Telegraph Erpediion arrived Al Queens
town morning Of the 20h " October from Nova
s1ora -ne Ioss bsr propeller the IS,h Of October