, 1866-11-16
LETTER EBGh7 4 cABlHE7
OFFICER on FIR, JOHN
SONS POLICY.
FR0M EENI ORLEANS.
An Army Of Occupation Soon to
Cross thc MeXican Frontier.
ACTION OF TIE NATIONAL WOOL GROW.
ERS ASSOCIATION At CLEVELAND,


HE Atlantic Cnb1c-Adu,irnlty Decision In
Favor OF The Ownrr of the ex-RcbcI Crutx-
er RnrpnhannocL-Thc Kings speech At
the Opening Of the belgian Chnmbers-An
Attrmpt tn Offset thc A1nbhtnn CInfms
with II elel BoniH-Thc Itomnus In Favor
of Annexation TO Italy.
LONDON, Evening, November li.-In the cx-
rehtl cruiser Rappahanuock, eczcd for the Uni
ted States, the Admiralty Court has decided ;hat
Coleman is entitled 10 he. possession
Observation-Disclosures, November 1i.-The King
opened The Belgian Chambers YESTERDAY. In hts
spc' ch he took occasion to allude to the friendly
'clailous with ali the Great Powers, ana asserted
that st1tct neutrality should be observed.
LONDON. November 15-Soon.-Thc rebel bond.
holders arc about bringing their case before the
British Government, Us set OF against the Ala
tana claims Of tue United States.
Its reported that when the French troops cyac-
uate Rome. the Romans will vote in favor Of being
annexed to lta1y.
UuEEssrows, November 15-noon.~-Thc eleam-
ship Cry Of London, from New York, November
Sd, touched here.
Latest English Markc,a.
Cor1os-Maslc, for cotton IS he1vy ana isrc:;aisr.
Sales tu-day t4ase been 6,tOJ Falcs.
losnoy, November II.
Tss sas; s'% E's
Co11ox-,n1l ceciiued Id. --'t't'
Ioxnox, November 14-Erentu-.
c9nso!. 81 Eric sha:cs. 81; Illinois Central. y
,.o.-... ,,..,-,. L.vEas"2I; November 1sNoon.
Aidas sd alan. e aaotea aaa asisi e i ssSs ss
Eff l:s9ssa H sa;s!; money 81 s'
LtSEn,o1 r, SossmeeE !5Sooa;
II 4, m1adllns uplandi arr qua:ei ri Id.
conso1s f1r money. a. Amcsican securliies "sen1
a follows: I. s.1zos 'd'4; Bic 5lt; ILL., Central IS
Dy %fcn1ncr- Disagreement Rrtyyceu thc
TIEarn 81 thr t4onaton TslscH-Di*rurif to
lsrinR Forward New Reform Belt
rrincc Albert, Of Ffuskin. to Visit th-
Uc{ihc4 His P0>sliG;n-
NEW IonK. November Is. MIR. Wa!ter, prfnci-
pal proprietor. OF the London Tim*, who Is al
present travelling II America, has addressed a
iano. c3pncssls. big liapp.oval OF the polio; fol-
lowed " lf1e editor Of lne Tins relative to Amer
lean adhirs.
Mr.Dis1acli and bis ministerial colleagues hare
ntw reform bill, which will he taken inio consfd-
Grafton and discussed ut the next Cabinet Com.
Gil. According 10 The terms Of Mr. Dlsracli'e hi1
every houFe tenant will obtain :hr suffrage and
apparently thc:e e no adherence between 1t and the
bill introduced BY Mr. bright, whp demanded only
qualification for ihc fsarcaise Viii ths cendtion
ot shrcc ycase' residence. although the majority
OF the worknlen who hire bonsef I'll England nav
weekly rent, at.d arc ce:1pc]led. by 4 frequent
chance o! employment. to often move to li.crent
nricibo:hoods, Mr. Dtsraelrs bill will therefore
not lie accrpted BY The Liberal party.
Prince Albert, OF Prussia, will set out shortly
for the United States, accompanied By the mem !
hers Of q commission entrusted with considering
] The Organization OF the American navy. ard to
| draw Mp report thereon for presentation 10 tho
ki''G OF Prussia who has purchased the American
.honitor Dnndcrhcr@ for Il ,6oG 900.
DaIon Re1st, the new Austrian Minister Of
F"1ticn Affairs, has addressed ctcusar despatch
to the Austrian representatives nbsoad In which
he dvclarrs lie considered himself to have become
strarntcd from his polisicl auteccd'nts from the
day on which, IN accordance With the Imperial
VII. hc beeamc an Austrian in Bis new
position: lie says hi will bear with him
nothEug but the Testimony Of regard Of the dce1l,
honosed Prince whom he is concioHs OF having
serted with real and fidelity. At Ihe commeace
| mrHt Of Dy new career. especially. PROCEEDS
Baron Beu+t, It woald be 1,npntins TO nc
st.;t.ce logre'lulness OF mr duties 10 ho1d mi
! capable Of entering upon item with ans feeling
whasr,sr 81 parial,tv Or 1rrjndice, from, which
| feel myself 10 be entirely frct.