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The New York herald., 1866-11-27

The British snd Auseviess t;sverassesss.
prom the Pail Mall Gs1stte, Nov. lo]
In the speech that Lord Derby made last night ~ ths
hanson House there were only fs~ sentences Of any
polt csl impof tancethose aboni the American govern
ment What they obviously mean n that the dincatse
which between England and America durine the
civil ssll exist, and thai the l-ieeng which
bittercd them yet silayef Of course this very
much be depIored, snd every Englishman must hopo
thst government will do It's bcs 10 rid the dispute OF
whatever remsins But every EngIshman IA not
aware Of the provocaton his government receives A
few days stnce wiring about the Fsnans we isdcstod
one paSic proyocaon which yesterdays tsIcgranz
from America illustrate remarxably:--
Mr. seward has wrten 70 sr Frederick Bruce. stating
that The American Coasui nsraetd 70 obsu copy Of
sir pred~rat h~re sny deIay obtAinins TIE
record hav. be eresn,ions posiponsd ~ 1dsr v
onenees involved enineBtiy political ana that sound
policy recommended .sdsfnes amnesty and foryissness
There nav not -sen much in this, but assure
permits himself to whss about ths sobjeo tho British
public would that ministers and governors
ios oGss o6eved Lvsbk PIE BY he An<vtous S>0skavr
The of hN behavior In not Tar to sesk The Amer
An government knovs, and knows thai ve know, that
ne are drfences<s 10 Canada and this conscious.
psss perfectly gnAs0od 10 sxst By bo<h parties thas
sueoursgss Mr. sssa 10 wrie sometimes hls Majesty
Of Pvusss nshs write 70 threasens1 German princes
British mnlss fbsrs have pssn sdisnsilon meetings.
IN America "dsyisg The Canadian authorities 20 hang
The Teplsn w,ssnsr.h But nobody 10 Canada believes
they w % hanged and shs reason os The doshA y 70
z found a. . .s:s 1css%.ss ss.sss - which Mr. ss''a
In SPITE Of I'll this vs glad 70 know thai IN iss
dealings With America l1rd Derby setting
with caution and moesrsiion when tbs Premier alluded
ass nght 70 the Alabama claims. hs did not mention,
What isshs fat, that atssmpt - 10 b made 10 ssie
shem by Of royal commission. presided over BY
dt.siu9uiNbed lawyer sud composed With regard sSe
smpss and ssill ssd sos - shs politics n b msrnbsrs
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MP. Seward Dcmands the Settlement of the
Alabama Claims.
LONDON, Nov. 20, 1850
letter ID published In the Daily NeDs to-day stating
that the government has voluntarily reopened the
II the prvateer Alabama Mr. Seward in behalf Of the
American government demanded the settlement Of the
claims for damages by that vessel some two months
ago.
The Fenian Agitation Continued and England
Ready 10 Move.
LONDON, Nov. 20, 1896
Further arrests Of suspected Fenans have been made
IN Ireland.
warning
Twelve thousand breech loading rhos 70 be sent by
Ne British government TO Ireland for the use Of the con
sablea Arrests OF Fenians TO be made In Ire
iaAd, and the troops viglant
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leave France until after the return Of General castel
neau-about Christmas
In the sessions Of the military cosalsson for reorgan
izing the French army plans wereproposed by Marhas
Mcmahon Random and Mel. Generals Bourbaki Fleury
and Allard. The general opinion is that Marshal Nc
Aahon's win be adopted. snA 10 known that his views
on the subjsct asFse win the mperors The Paris cor
respondent Of the dpdanos Beige says that 10 prob
able that thorough mocrasag OF the army will be the
main feature Of he plan that viii be adopted Every
Frenchman, tstween nineteen and thrty years Of age
will be held for military duty-no mohey exemption.
He furtherdds that report has been presented TO the
Emperor orging the policy regards public Offices
The report complains that too many Of the public en-
poyes aged men, and demands that more young men
be chosen to ll the posts Of project nApres &c The
report has been favorably received BY Napoleon.
II isrumofsd that the Prince OF Roumania Charles Of
Hohenzolern, Is 70 be married to the daughter Of the
Duke Of Leuchtenberg This would indicate friendly
lations between the courts Of Berlin and st. Petersburg
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which started from Hoaent toward. tho end Of sspten-

which started from Hodent towards the end Of septen
Der.
On the 25th he reached Uratupe, one Of tho chief
stronghods Of the Bokharans which he took BY assault
ater short sege the I'd October capturing sixteen
have only teleeraphic OF this AFFAIR from 0renburg
70 which point the telegraph from here extends) but
rom tne fact that Krjenonky Is conducting the opera
tons in person. instead Of leaving them hereofore
70 his lieutenans-nrst Chemayon and then Romanon-
sky-t clear that he intends striking some decisive
samarcand, which is not over hundred versts or
sixty miles, from Uratupe but u ~ thought that before
battle w sne he ybo os viii WITH
out struggle. Samarcand is the ancient capital OF
Tamerlane and Of the holy places Of Mohametansm
dous impression among tho followers OF tho prophet
from Morocco 70 the Ganges
hss no With i'm Ss Ssen s.r Il
Aria which carried exclusively by the local troops
Of 0renburE assisted By large bodies Of Krshees
noiterng though Of little account in actual battle The
recruiting intended TO complete the ranks Of the reg
ular army in Poland and the south OF Russia order 70
bc prepared for the contingencies that may arise In those
quartera Tho Oriental question Is slowly npening and
q no distant period must lead to collision beswesn
Turkey on the other; whether England viii join tho
league against us will depend upon the action Of Amer
ncss ave recruits 10 every thousand male inhsbItsns
and - the number Of persons subject TO the conscFp
tion Is about twenty-five million, the addition 70 the
army will exceed ono hundred thousand men. This
offers bad prospect for the curailment Of military
expenditure which urgently required TO restore the
equilibrium Of the Russian nnances but II ID hoped,
nevertheless that the Minister OF War will ind
means TO reduce his budget by q few millions
In the navy great savings will be effected, Grand
much against his win. to give up the squad.
rons In the Black Sea and the Pacific, dis
solve the maritime establishments Sebastopo Astra-
chan and Nicolaiekon reduce the nos in the Caspian
and recall nearly all the Russian ships stationed In for
egn states BY this the naval expenses will be dmin-
roubes, which will be devoted entirely to keep
ing up the ron-cad feet In the Baltic, II having
been denntvey recognized that wooden vesses are
useless for either offensive defensive purposes and
that the money spent upon them is literally thrown into
tho sea.
The New York herald., 1866-11-27
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The New York herald., 1866-11-27

The Theatrical, Nfsssesl asd 1Iserary "w srIS'
Is Ths-Capissl.

The Thsairirsi, MasseaI asd 1aserary "W ssIS,
is Ths-C CaVissI.
PAHs, Nov. >, isss
-Four OF hve yearly recurring signs which have nothing
70 DO with those of the zodisr The rssn es
winter 10 PARA rhers viosss eli dows The BosIe
vards concss pieces q all the theatres aBd roed
chsssnuis svsu viss merchants ssrpsr The vss1bss
hes bsse ssaswhsa damp snd the sspAst slppsvy for
shs sss fsv days buf crowds Of psovls nsst - The
shsssssd prsssssdsa Some are heard srchascss 90
sssulasons On havins rssurssd so thsr old qsass9 n
vsy ths implies sbss thsy have bssa sxpiosng sons
Of me unknown regions. ohsn hAsiy nod and psns %
win huvrssd .<s vrvsy, am isis for ne rsAssssan
o. an expressive Poor Baron ryishhansi" sIisaiss
70 the failure Of piece which ~ light q shs
cssS % sss cath uh, and ceased 70 ssia on
ths nssh Day Bus ssbjses shss arrests thsssricsi
csnsn and sssrs 10 the success Of the ssw pieos
IL rSL watch vss brought out - the Thsstss r1ncas
On Saturday last Critics ai agree In calling ~ hsso
sos psnscs 70 live long. bot Il 1s s - admirably
Played Co.. Who scss the psr of usurss, Dsiuunay,
shss os q upright truth loving bsrrssr. hle rsvar
cessviavs, his saaancsd BRIDE that this o acse en-.
surss long run q heroic perfection and full houses
The Ysh 10 not the only thsstrical sensation Of NE
week We have had n. BouiIhss's sdrana in svs acss
and 10 verse q The 0dSon. ~ entitled the csw~ssw
GA~svvts, and 10 historical. TO osi the pises simply
suessssfuI would bs doing very quick ja'cs y esss
In Paris vhere tbs mo- outrageous praises have bssn
bestowed on Ices ssiserng reospsions wil therefore
10 with The spt Of the land live IN, and say tAss the
poet met With most sp,husIsstc spplasss No wss called
for several times by The pubic, but ncSsssiy rssaBed
from appearing before the curtain. when vss AZ
over, however, and he jcnsd lev FELLOW
toller Of the pen at . peIshborns restaurant, shout
hundred plsy-soers who present. rose, ed vlsh
joyfai welcome literally cver~beImsd ths ssos~afai
nan Tsst Paris had been called sogsthsv ~ ne us.
ussai annosscsmeni of the shove Eve sess n vsss
sone sDcipssins fsaraI infection, had soss V The
odhsa out of curiosity for The sake sf being n ~ shs
dssfh. few, esoour.ged by ths example n men
vsoss Judgment s~ldom wvs 10 iasrsy msstsw v~ss
bsosuss shsy vent and many mssaxs1 10 issvs shs
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The New York herald., 1866-11-27
ADVICE. BY nAn TO IovEHBER IA.


!. TAs Laoleu Times sf Novenbcr says
~ Dunk ef Enesnd directors yesterday lowered their
s,e = ~ s1 81 PEI ss's rs,es esss r Is.
eeseh@ is0san d EE1, lw N the reserve, and cf
f6Ge = ~ bslIiou, shown in the return, sogssher
~ ~ - n ssrs sssi, rsodsrsS ths movement
noGu1lvA bus Win have itis s9scs On the general
ntgA vksss sas rsts fos choice bills has Tor some
SsSs1 tsssrss :; lu,as,s, surrey, was sold BY .ue-
go ~ - aiis q ovsrsnd, 0uvusy On, and rssl
- Gsasee . sun equal 70 the expectations Of ths
d 3 un6essassl mat ne amounts of the drsns ot
49, -% D:ss sssS,. %, & China which have been refused
n LssSsa T~A spsssisg Of n. iamrande's extra
Nusa fsso Csss1A sys:-
Gsue sims go The Paris No~skswv formally announced
shal IAmlrandes extrsdtion vas managed n strict
s.s s,y ss q s y 3.
vAish The hesisw thus sanc,ons scuid msks Inpos-
sb 70 massain that treaty foy the sake Of snfosens
which we have % Aisy modified our ovn rules Of erm
NJ Hsuehton the famous Irish sdvcaie Of temper.
sncs hes addressed indignant essos 10 me disturbcrs
Il The msssiss st the hschsnos Institute Dublin, on
shs occasion Of Mr. Bnghts farewell vrssch 10 ireland
- says IN cicsins:-
Agitation n criminal where there Is not reasonable
kops of success Evangelism on The QUE hnnd, and
Tssas IN on The other being alike sources of strsc.
sea our country, would enirest the worknrmen of
yrsiasd 70 take farther part n either o. these focs
out 70 unite with their fellow mep In other portions of
ths United Kingdom In q determination 70 obtain an
ehs a6vaptaxss under The British constitution 70 which,
9usn - eitizsss paying tares and otherwise sustain
~ Ne pSwef and the dignity OF The crown and The
vnesg naiicn. they are fslly and Justly entitled
" ~ runssed that the Empress Eustnie would make
aUp 70 Rome She was 10 saii in The AIse, conveyed
sAnew ~ ne irsa.ciad feet Of the Mediterranean Fer
esDssu's vas sxpscsed 10 ,axe place he 2ssh iuss
fssD Mssssnlsa
ns hse4s~Sss~ Bslss asserts that the cabipst Of The
1spTes Ass dsynlpsa 70 brsns the Ms1csn Question
- . sss ssA ytpay eosG The sane Apurnsl
sSns na ~ SpAyf 4iassS for the Dsgrfof sbs
nsssb sspsG1Iess5 eMS Ek N l1Ae5 w sg
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IN. A,.saov sys cassos b. dlagslssd thsi sur par
lament sf present Constituted, dess not initiate well
or build weli IL 700 csnbseus, too cAsaxesbls and.
Ne B, r.sorm VII - more and more hssuiy felt
cssty recognizes the immsass bsneAt which e,sts sc
tiou,hsl o. the applied s9ssawfh u ths shoIe psopls
Sscsuss s natural rsss i 70 snhrons scns nzIvdss
viii ssrone enough and sbe enough 70 crafty the secret
Ioselns--to sstAbIlsh cssasism. 10 shon rhs new
pnt thssefore for thc sstssmsu of frcs countries W
ssnsslves Of sbe ssion with p~ve which shall make
c@.srnn - needless - u " rstfai, with ca
pscsty Of isnasivs, en- ability n ae. vhen nse.ssAy
osilss a. ,ss necessity is slrssay fsl, % sroasIy
thai - shall doub,ew % yeax or too - rsdcsi 70
FORM either through ins creation % psrmsnsst joint
e1mmistsc~ ef The houses fov sueb vok ~ Nns otnrr
and sIl qucksr device minister of ervsis sussns.s
r. no inps~sblliy The lsms ner~~lty vii - fslt
tbrousfpat the whole ares ~ pss AmsutAv sftion ~
may b. thss p'er'os ssnsss WI develop hscif - hn
seofiand NAV he THAI The boasss vl eoop~rsse 70
novel ssgree-hs esf~d,spt 70 b. tired - 70 pr
vsis basns~, mag b that dshbsrspon viii - en-
trusted 70 oommiiues We hosss e<lss lsn 70 ny z, y
may bs that 90 shall psrcdses tho deepvsS Law of "a
esfgs thss iswslisins vote W roll call o. may b.
that The relation bssw-sn she c~bsnss snd Psrlis.
20 srsrs 81 home Ia fes.srn sssivs ,hs csbn~s sss'
and Psrsmsps isterfsss~ dAssgws 10 hons
ansl The csssnst &ks parliamentary pssmisslon eforr
ia, -s sssii sssiiss sad feruss~ shs es~~ " "a.
C&hsss thro-ss on a. sp1y certain tasss b sksk
rea, ana maislfcsm sssemtly 10 osefss~s1iy isosm
ps.sna rhs mods u the chsnSs s sh~csss tkssxf
sassorsins ,ss srscaiys 10 sss W 'rsssIsssss I'D
by great ash~ss ssd vote The sacssausst sxsBr~
bssrs very much " me fsssss sh~ ss,> ssspss-
,s, =. s.s IT, ~. r.nss sss 's'ss sss ~ s.ss ' =
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= RA n c E.

A Dcmocrmtic Cnucus-Eugenie and Pho Mono.
LONDON, Nov. 26-Evening
II 10 Yumored that republican organization has been
discovered In Paris
II il said that tho Empress Eugenie and her son viii
spend Christmas at Rome.
The New York herald., 1866-11-27

IFFom The Liverpool Times Nov 81
Until within the last day two such thing AZ an sm-
igrant ship going 70 Texas has rarely " ever, been
known In Liverpool but such, however. the fact and
ton ship with 400 smigans About 40 of this mum.
Der will be Scotch agricultural abores and the remain
der will come from Devonshire. On tho arrival Of the
vessel Il Galveston tho emigrants after delay OF few
days. will bs forwarded into the interior Of Texa where
they viii b. employed - Asriculturisla The sip In
which these emgrants sail takes out large quantity OF
agricultural Implements made purposeiy FOR tho Wink
they are Intended for.
In few weeks another batch Of English and Scotch
isbore viii sail from the Merscy for the same dseina
tiOn.
The New York herald., 1866-11-27

Less or The Bark Alice Grey.

Less Of the Bark Alice Grey.
LvExroor, Nov x-Noon
n bask Alice 0rcy, from Bangor, Maine, has been
~ q - The mate drowned but shs rest Of tho
Gsw ass afa
ounusrows, Nov. %, lsee
ne Anshss Line Conpssy's steamship caisdonis,
vAseA ilsl from New York November TO- touched here
sAs .sssius - rusk y liverpool
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or EnGitsh Sliners-EMecss OF the
Move@ens 20 the Unised STATES.

IFrom the London Times, Nov. ~
Last year largo number OF Welsh ooiliers and iners
LETT South Wales Tor the United states and exodus
threatened 70 become general ~ 70
apprehension the and coal works that
there would bo great scarcity Of hands. Warn.
ingR addressed the at the time and incon
tesabe evidence adduced showing that tho specous
representations Of interested smgruston egenss were
far from being borne out by facts; but this had hue
effect In checking tho movement Tha drain WAS 70
great in particular localities that many of the col
lieries had 70 70 short time. ~ hs. however. .
decided change has been brought about number Of
emigrants having returned, and thsr account of the
position Of tho miner In tho United atatos 70 by no
means nattering Is true that wages ASs sboet twenty
per cent higher on the average but the other hand
the coa Of tho necessaries OF fe and other requi-
sites far In excess aud In reality the coIlisv bossf
on In this county Thsss facts have had considerable
influence tho miners Of the South Wales district and
many that had expressed their intention Of smlgang
present EMPLOY ment
The New York herald., 1866-11-27
English Troops Ready to March
Against the Felians.
Our st. Petersburg, Cadlz and Paris
Correspondence.
Change I'm the Russian Embassy
In Washington.


Nshting Renewed and the Turks Severely
Defeated.
LONDON, Nov. 20, 1858.
There has bean removed lighting In Gambia.
is said that the Turks have been badly beaten and
have suffered greatly loss than three thousand hav
ing been killed and two thousand taken prisoners
The New York herald., 1866-11-27

The saiasdav Rsssev msrvsls q the Dev fancy Of
Oxford for vssimsnts strong young men with whsksrs
and big arms and fss calves men who srs aso fond Of
. giriish delight for drs@ing thsmseivss up in she
qnaiptest tbs Richest the moes expressive sccesaecs
saTmspts The room In which vsry precious cot Of
gradusiss b. Insured for ihouaasds and thonssnds u
pounds Of celestial bagman goes round bshaif
of celebrated millinery varshouss. toutiss for orders
A pubIsher has . secsst and sa0rsd cornsr In his
shop where every information costume can b.
obtained And what "a tho strasgsst psr of ell M
that this fancy prevails most ncrcsly and 10 srainsd
most lsvsby, 10 the college which has cot hssf
up for being the most inteliscsusl IN 0xfosdths col
iegs VIII ch consider the class iss almost iu ovu where
NE tuon are supposed 90 be ths bess Oxford and
their sons IN which has long besu thought pvivs
legs BY hundreds m anxious parents. but shroughcut
the university ers 10 more es of this csrcaturs of
utuaiism Young walk about the Hish street with
garments and bsafdsesss thss give tbs initiated
understand thai thsr vesrers = much priests ~ 10
possible for young isymen 70 be Ana nsiuIally The
spproprise ueolnU prevails slso UndsrYrsduats aflsy
undergraduates announces that he n restored W The
bosom of tho true chaseA; and ~ under the modsss
sysm Roman Casholos ars allowed 70 be mrsnbers Of
be pieAsss and ys, parsss bls university esrs~r ssns
however, stn hesitate. Gambling scale prsviousiy
unknown IL ssd 10 have In with this queer parody
OF rtuaizm and spesmmstisis remark thst u siIbes
mass o. unlimited Ion Net that the rtnaiisu gam.
bler bat the undsrgrHdusts World " fsysrsh just Dow
and high play and high dretsing ere symptsms u the
same sxctsmeul There n not much 10 b. feared 10
all this 0ns oanpos hep eslns v.ry sony Sos ne
Their sons are getting nose o. ms things !. Ozfcsa
which sbey we're ssnt 10 60 But ctbsrwtsc there sn
he rcs, harm dops ~ any prophecy msy - safeiy
trouble themselves sboas millinery, ~ even sscut the
theoyy on which millinery N supposrd n rrpo~e ous "
h sofnswhsf disappointing and someshat issaxDctvs 70
s posrible 10 some of The bes, colleges of gash
uuverpfty
The New York herald., 1866-11-27

lfrOm the London Times, NOV, 81
In dealing with the world beyond the seas our two
great wants material 10 work and provions
for tabea or material We have rcrciyed In h,
FIRST thrre-quarte Of the present year 0790,3ls cwt
raw cotton; another million would have made tbs
total very nearly double the import Of the cores
pcndng period Of either Of the last two years. and II h
arrivals continue Il the rate 10 the end Of the year
then 1880 VIII see the argcst import Of rsw ooon ever
received In this kingdom. ,163, 100 sgk of ~
ni,N monh.,' suPpiy hare this year como fvem India,
port g cotton from u, Un,d Nat,s far esrsed tks vau,
and Irish produce and manufactures In regard 70
another great staplcwoel, every year larger
rival In ihe first three quarters Of iso6 the quantity has
reached III 500 pouIds oS4 pounds coming
from Australia.
The food received from abroad in the rt three
ters OF the year includes quantities such ~ these =
ISL oxen 600 s07 sheep and lsmbe wheat and fonr
barley oats and Indian corn, A, s33 73o cwt Az with
the ned with the dairy home produce Calls shor,
or wants and tho first nine months OF tha year have
seen arrive s7 232 cw OF butter and I'D $50 cwt Of
cheese, while than 10 900 900 eggs have come In
We hsvo received las, ,951 bushels of lemons and
oranges Above 400 600 lbs OF pepper hsve been
20 us Tho list would be too long II We went
81 lbs Of tea nearly the Same quantity Of coffee
1857 2t5 owt Of unrenned sugar 6al I'll gallons OF
wine more than 5000 900 gallons OF foreign spirits, 70
add 10 thrice that quantity Of homo made STRONG waters
and pounds OF tobacco than the number OF all the
men. women and children in the United Kingdom All
this n nnn months The bill has not yet bonn added up
up to Michaelmas but At midsummer IL sxceeesd
GI30 900 900 being al the rate Of than three
quarters OF million day
The New York herald., 1866-11-27

dan er OF becoming the objects q a dske Il NAV be
of . contempt, which will end In supems-slon.
The New York herald., 1866-11-27
? R . ssiA.

Mere Intimase OnlcIal Rclniions with Amer
ica.
BERLIN Nov. 20, 1885,
As Prussian government intends 10 have consul
general located in tho city Of New York.