The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-03


ten O'Clock every morning, whore she awaits inc EN-
psrcr, Who usually makes his appearance 10 an
hour shsa they start .osesasr for .s.s,noo ~
ay four o'clock, near the band, WHARF they
speak 20 every one who has been presented ~ them,
hood may be present Tho Empress u always as
tingulshsd BY the simplicity Of her attire. Last Thars.
day she wore dress and scarf Of white foulard On
Friday her whole costume OF the same material In
straw color. On Saturday the weather stormy and
cloak q white woolIen material in the morning. and
the band black dress and paietot OF brown striped
with gold
The Borseaseihsno, in announcing the presence OF
Messrs Charles and Ferdinand de Rothschild in e.
Petersburg states nat their visit relates to eventual
purchase Of the Ncoay Railway. Messrs. Rothschld
going to Moscow and afterwards TO Lvsda, in the
Crimea
NJ. lires pu5lIshes In the Paris Presx letter ad-
dressed TO NJ dc FORBADE Roquelte Minister Of Com
merce, In which, among other things he makes esti-
mato OF the private fortunes Of the principal members OF
the Directors OF the Credit MobIior and Immobierc
Companies. Thus according to ~ Mires. NM. Pereire
possess 10000, DOOR. the Duke dc GaIere oooo,-
0O0f Baron Seere 90. 900 00Of Malet 80 o0o, 000;
NM Cibie Rodrigue and Bes,a 10 OO0 ooOf each. The
writer adds that the difficulties OF those financial com
panies might settled by directors alone if they
would only employ their own property.
The ~ 10 me- Press OF Vienna OF the goth OF Sepem-
Der, reports:-
We havc received from an authentic source m emor
setting forth that subsequent negotiations which
have lately taken place IN Livada between Fuad Pasha
aud the Emperor OF Russia the Russian Ambassador at
Consantinople proposed TO the Porte alliance be-
tween Turkey and Russia. He at the same time pro-
posed instead Of the OF CANDIDA indepe ndent
political administration for the island and neutrality on
the part of Turkey any European complication which
may occur: demanding also that Eastern quest ons
Iatnc either to CANDIDA Servia or Bulgaria should DO
settled with Russia direct without the Intervention OF
any other Power. This proposal was declined by the
sublime Porte.
The Imperial Ottoman Bank has published In Con.
santnople usual periodical statement of the amounts
received account OF the Turkish government. From
this 1t appears that between July and September IL
ZOO lras we're paid in 70 meet the half yearly in
tcrest upon tho foreign loans and consolides
An English writer says that Admiral Farragut during
his sojourn Rassa paid visit TO the great fair at
NjnLNovgorod, where he entertained by the Gov
at splendid banquet When the usual toasts had
been drunk In honor OF the Americana, Admiral Far
ragut made speech In which after comparing the chief
utions Of Russia with those Of the United States he
similar Of things prevailed the banks
OF the volga to that the banks Of the Mississippi"
Russian merchant named Baronof drew a comparison
between the Emperor Alexander and the late President
Lincoln, saying that both .bad abolished slavery in
their respective territories and tho lives of both had
been attacked ny assassns, but that the Americans had
the latter particular been fortunate the Rus
SLAMS who had KommlssaroT save their ruler from
DEATH
The OF the death Of Sir Frederick Bruce was re-
ceived in England with expressions OF much regret
The Unei States Consul at Liverpool hoIsted his flag
at half mast. The London Times expresses sorrow At
the says SIR Frederick Bruce rendered good
service his country by his able conduct Minister At
Washington and that his loss Ia especial misfortune
at time negotiations OF the utmost ntricacy and
delicacy are pending with government which s not
always disposed approach Great Britain in spirit Of
generosity and forbearance Ho is gonc and the duty
devolves upon the government OF appointing repre-.
sentative to one Of the most and pcrpexng
Offices In s gift Each occupant OF that post finds his
abors exactng than those OF his predecessor.
The Governor Eyre Jamaica rebellion controversy had
entered . new phase in England. An American
officer Captain Marlborough. made an affidavit 10 which
he deposes Gordon entered into negotiations with
MIN the purchase OF armed ship and munitions
| OF
The Feuian not outrage at Manchester was
engrossing public England, and tho express
i sion very genersi that prompt and decided
example should be made Of all those found guilty OF
completely In attack the police van Tho London
Army and Nary Gasete says 10 not improbable that
business will induce the authorities to send another
cavalry regiment the Northern district OF England
for the winter having attachments stationed in several
Of the largest towns
| An extraordinary inquiry took place at Hackney,
England with reference to the discovery OF tho skeleton
OF Child in the cellar Of house occupied by respect
able family named Butey The singular feature in this
that tho skeleton had been removed In ham
per from the house which the family formerly occupied
the in VIII oh they residing. The exami-
nation OF the witnesses left the affair obscu-
riy IL before tho investigation commenced and
| Ultimately an adjournment took place.