The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-22
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Garibaldi's Latest Manifesto
Against the Papacy.
ENGLISH OPINION OF THE PEACE PROSPECT
Prince Napoleon on Mon-lnteryen-
ton by France.

The fnman steamship City of London Captain Brooks,
which left Liverpool three T. NJ. tho 9th and
Queenstown the 10th Of October arrived at this port
early yesterday morning. bringing our files In detail OF
our cable dispatches dated to her day sailing from
Ireland
Al agricultural meeting at Cormeles tEuro) Pres-
dent Tropong, OF tho French Legislature 10 the
Of his address, expressed himself as foliows:
To you gentlemen, VINO have at this fete to
render homage agriculture. shall not speak either
OF tho Prussians OF war; for you believe In peace,
which the policy and wish OF the Emperor: and,
dangers that OF France.
Glasgow advces report that tho liabilities OF Messrs
Hutton aud Baird general warehousemon estimated
at Gao 0o0 but it Is believed that their assets, could
they be well realized, amply sufficient to meet all
claims The suspension Of Messrs. Doig i Co., power
loom manufacturers Rothesay, is also announced. The
liabilities not large, but the estate is likely to
realize we'll
Our special correspondent IN London, writing on the
9Th OF October sends the following news items
Mr. Charles Dickens has decided to leave England for
the C1ned states the 9th OF Novembcr IT The Steam
will remain in America until May. His agent. ar
Dolby, had arranged sail from England three weeks
earlier Mr. Dickens has just completed his Christmas
story for 1857 and Is In excellent health s,ns. Mr.
Wkie Collins VIII take charge OF Al The Tear Round
during Mr. Dickens absence.
Our London correspondent adds
The English journals unanimously arplatd tbs decision
of the government send special comm ssiou % Man
chester try the Of Kelly and Dety in advance
OF the regular Fenianism again holds most
prominent plsce among tho topics discussed BY tho
papers The 1mss declares that an execution in DC ober
may in December, and Fenian conspiracy 10
Assassnaie burn and destroy generally feared farh
publishes cartoon reiresentng the genius o. Murder
pointing Fenians and Sheffield sawgnndegs 10 their work
Judy represents 81 George spearng Eenian dragon.
but tho Tomasark new satirical paper, depicts tho
tenian dragon horseback spearing ST George. Re-
newed outbreaks may be expected this winter.
great fire broke Stephens Il Sens and Brown
Simpsons sbpbuildng yards, Dundee, October s, in
the night Three chips the ks were burned The
loss Is estimated at GO 000 Tho ships port
unmoored tho promises still burning and good
breeze blowing on the 9th instant
Tho Coroners inquest Sergeant, Brett OF the Man.
chester police force killed 10 the Fcnau rois
mated In a verdict OF wiiful murder against William
0Mara Allen and others unknown
Rumors were curren at Adershot with regard to the
departure of troops for tho north of England
quent the Fcnan alarm throughout tina; part OF the
country. The reg mcnts anticipating the roa,e werc
the Fifty fourth Fi.tysixth and Eighty slxth and the
Seventy second Highand.rs
most desperate and determined attempt TO rescue
prisoners from custody during their transit from tho
Sessions House TO the prison van London, made
tho evening OF the slh Of October by mob Of between
two hundred and three hundred rouehs, at Ccrkenwc
Green. The police closed With them, and atsr strug
gle the mob found their efforts frutess
An article in the Paris Monitur gives some interesting
details OF the effects OF the military Accord
ing 70 the writer the Improvement made and
inuskets, far from tho slaughter the field
OF battle. has diminished t. He gives the suhianed
ngurss:-
Az Austerltz the French loss was IA 100 Of the
effective force RUSSIAN so 100 aud the
Austrian a. al Wagam the French IL per leo and tho
austrian u :. ho Boodlnc Tho French ~ per 100 and
the Russians a. Al Bauzen, the French IS and The
SLAMS and flussians IA per Zoe; at Waterloo
the French sc. the Allies 81 OF Magenta, tho
French T. the Ausrians 8: at so,fcrino, tho
French aud Sardinans 10 and the Ausrians per 100
According TO the report OF the Cnied states General
Rosecranz the battle OF Murfrcnsburo, I, re-
qurcd q cannon shot and l55 muskc balls 10 Kill one
For each soldier OF the enemy killed there
an expenditure Of 900 pounds weight OF The NOR
tally IN armies Is not due 10 tho field 4 Saitle but TO
diseass-hv ouackiug on cold lghts, hating la the
midst or snow marches Under burning thee are
the real and terrible foes OF a solder