The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-05
War Maniisstoes from the Field
!. Before Rome. =
Papal Intrigucs for Foreign
Intervention.
xapoleon's Danger from An Assault
on National Unity.

The hmAn steamship City Of Antwerp, Captain Nire-
house. which left Liverpool at three p NJ on the sd
aud Queenstown the Gath ultimo, arrived this port
early hour yesterday morning, bringing spe-
cia mail kilograms and correspondence aud European
ss in detail OF our cable dispatches dated day
OF sailing from Ireland
Earl Derby engaged the day the steamer sailed,
in laying the foundation stone OF hospital in
Liverpool.
letter from Rome in the Coyrire KaIiano. Of Flor
ence, says
after the encounters with the insurgents singular
emotion among the people. One mghs say that there
Is no longer any government as no one obe the orders
given. The Pope will not leave Rome. Tho Bavarian
add Spanish Ministers are using al their innuence to
induce him TO go.
An important article appears In the Prussian Cros
Gazette OF Berlin October %, fully recognizing tho
right of France behalf OF the Pope
Of the September convention, and declaring that
Prussia which does desire the destruction OF the
temporal power does not feel called occupy her.
sell in any way with Italian affairs. The journal
suggests a understanding between France and Italy
in regard to the States OF the Church Tho Prussan
official journal declares in positive that the Italians
were not encouraged to attack Rome by promises OF
Prussisn support.
Tho Begian aunmakers busiIy engaged at present
in supplying breech-oading arms to the French and
Prussian governments at and the time.
A meeting of the shareholders OF the Royal Bank
Liverpool was held October %, and committee APP
pointed to investigate the affairs Of the concern
The session Of the Catholic University OF ireland vas
opened October g. presence Of Cardinal Cullen and
the prelates in Dublin, and large and distinguished
assembly Of the laty. The inaugural address was do
livered by the rector, the Very Rev. Bartholomew
Voodlock.
Mr. w. Lloyd Garrison received by his admirers
in Leeds, England at a meeting in tho Town Hall ON
the 2ls OF October which, however, very largely
attended Mr. Banes, NJ. p, took the chair aud intro.
ducng Mr. Garrison, pointed out how much had been
done by Yorkshire representatives for the abolition Of
slavery, and reminded the company that.Mr. Garrison
considered the emancipation Of the negro worth the
'nvers OF blood and mountains Of debit which
cost at which it had been purchased.
Troops had commenced moving TO the various towns
in tue north OF England where the risk Of Fensan
troubles was considered greatest steamer had
arrived At Liverpool and taken up her position In the
Mersey.
The Duke OF Cambridge paid visit 70 Admiral Far
ragut. the Franklin. Portsmouth on the 10th Of
October, and was received with royal houors.
The United States squadron, under the command Of
Admiral D. g. Farragut comprising the screw frigate
Franklin tho soop Tconderoga and paddle yacht
tender Frolc sailed from spiihead for Plymouth Sound
and Lisbon October 20. The London Times, speaking
Of the departure Of the American squadron. says:-
There has been clad OF importance 10 submit
TO Admiral Farragurs inspection; but in the Water
Wi,ch the gallant Admiral found "novelty," and
that yet by simple Encouragement and adjustment Of
the water wheel propelling principle may effect sons
astonishing results.
The Dublin Ereemans Journal Of the 2lst Of October
says
The transatlantic cable between France and the United
States-Brest and New York-wil oner superior a3vas
EnU no Drtee xili to urh
reduced from 50f TO 60f To expedite the delivery OF
dispatches and prevent probable confusion, is pro-
posed TO establish two classes OF telegaphy the
and the ordinary. The express which will cost more
will arrive a. promptly as possible, and DO delivered
the place OF destination by messengers horseback
the ordinary win be arranged as at present.
The death OF the Countess Gansborough, distin-
goished member Of the Catholic arsocracy OF England
10 announced.
The Catholic Bishop Goss or Liverpool who a very
active social reormer commenced crusade against
the low dresses worn by ladies' At balls In recent
sermon no stated that Catholic balls in Liverpool
whore Professionals attended, the Catholics might be
known ana distinguished from others by the very
travagance OF their dress He had told that their
dresses were lower and unbccoming than tho
dresses worn by Protssants. There be gene
ra tendency to semi nudity, and atterly ladies' have
taken to shortening their dresses both ends the
sailor burned the CANDLE probably expedite their pro-
gress 70 the desired airiness Of costume"
The Cape Town. Cape Of Good Hope, Commercial Jour-
nal Of the 18th Of September reports
The demand for most kinds of goods Ia confined en-
trey TO the supply OF Immediate wants no dealers
ing inclined TO increase their stock until they
tain with some certainty the probable out-turn of
next crops and thus get good idea OF the position Of
their country constituents. We glad that we are
still able 10 report very hopefully coming harvest
In all parts ri country with one or two executions
the most genial rains have fallen, bringing the crops
this date TO such CONDITION that farmers agree In saying
thew have had IN
hand during the month have boen many but in the
present low state Of trade quite sufficient for require
ments Few articles oniy arc In supply: but
these with stocks Of other goods will soon pass on
Into consumption, Il next month have py.hng ike
the fair average demand.
THE WAR FOR ROME.
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