The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-24
EU R Q P e.
Disraeli on England's Relations
with America.
sapOleOn's Reception Of Lord Lyons and
affirmation Of the Entente Cordiale.
fAIGHrFUL SCENES WELSH COLLIERY

rom bremen on inc Win ana southampton on tne
Of November arrived II this port early hour yessr
day morning, bringing Interesting mai details Of our
cable dispatches dated day :. departure from
England.
The French government avowed, somewhat tafdily,
that portion OF troops did cooperate actively with
the Pontidcais in the last battle with the Garibaldans
The Ko.,teur OF November IL gives tsegraphc de-
spaches from General de Faly 10 the Minister OF War;
dated Rome the 9th inst The General says that tho
headq uarters Of the Garpadians were ~ Monte Rs-
sondo Garbald had organized his bands and directed
Ia person their concentration II was therefore, the
moment TO act and strike vigorous blow. Tho Gen.
era sent out against Monte Rotondo column OF Pom
t,ncas 5000 strong and French column OF 1000. or
nve battsions The former demanded that the prnci-
pal attack should b left TO them, and the French
column, by way Of reserve supported 1t BY turning
movement the two TANKS.
Is is stated that whom the French Charge dAnares in
Florence NJ de yesreux, proceeded In the discharge
or his duty. read the Italian Minister NJ do Nous
TORS despatch Of tho lst OF November received
illusions the unusual and discourteous
previous publication OF that document. He was OF
course, at liberty read it. and the government
bound appear listen what already perfectly
we'll known 70 II through the medium OF the public
prints He was given 70 understand that tho Italian
government was quite aware the note was for
s.,a Ooteyse'-ths AUDIENCES, least much 10 for
itselG
The arrival OF the French In Rome dangerous In many
respects, has yet done some good. The most deter
mined enemies Of their Intervention admit that they at
put end to the species OF terrorism which the
Papal government had imposed upoa the city. The
DiviHo q Turin saysl= -
The prisons crammed with nearly 8, 900 individuals
arrested precaution's sake by the Pom ihca
police smpying by order Of tho French. From the
same sure source whence derive this Information 10
learn that the French according 70 thor CUSTOM have
assumed the political and military direction in Rome.
A French pamphlet Is announced BY Dsntu, entitled
sSapocon I'LL and Europe in 1861" The Emperor has
unfrsquently availsd himself OF pamphlets get
public opinion Hence people began at once TO attribute
this now pamphlet TO his inspiration The Paris Elem
dard however says that the present brochure has no
Official character
The result OF the Berlin elections is favorable TO the
Liberals but large proportion Of the latter belonging
10 tho "Nat!ona" and other moderate fractions, the
Government may count upon discreet, and, upon the
whole, friendly attitude OF the House, OF 400 men,
bers la arc Conservatives AZ "yrce Conservatives,
- "old Liberals IS National Liberals So Progresssse
l5 Uitramontanes Is Secessionis,s and Is Poles In
most questions OF domestic import the three ffac.
lions may be also regarded Liberals same case
the Free Conservatives sIdo with representatives Of
popular opinion. N N.es. s
In the confidential exchange OF opinion going be-
tween Denmark and Prussia the latter declared that
n portion OF Northern Schleswig Is restored
% its former owner the rights OF It's German inhab
iants must be not only guaranteed by treaty
bodied In q Danish law. aa s se .s
The Official liquidators Of overend, Quincy 4 Co.
arranged in London for the payment forthwith OF
further dividend Of Is in the pound, which will raise
the total thus far TO 13s II appears that instead Of
waiting until they could realize larger sum, they
nave thought 1t better in the absence Of employment
for money to distribute possible the receipts
Ia hand Each Is. distributed cancels GOO 600 OF debt
and checks upon that amount the accumulation Of In.
ssrest LII. f
Al the meeting OF shareholders Of the Royal Bank Of
Lverpo very little discussion took placs. The proposed
call Increased from f5 El0 per share Mess
Banner. James Wilson and p. II. Holt were appointed
iqadaora All creditors under GOO are TO be paid on
Il 10 stated that Nessrx hCandlish Co., OF London
the contractors for tho proposed Honduras Inter.
Railway.
Nspo,son's Invitations 10 = conferences upon she 70.
man question usrs issued on the 9th Of November.
The Paris Patrie says
We think that soon Europe win consent TO take
ia hand the interests represented at Rome and at
Florence abe viii cndeavor 10 ind complete and final
solution OF the Roman question. A. yet Official stop
has taken by France for the Immediate
present that the idea Of conferences will be realized
A Paris journal claims that the Chsssspot rife did
wonders In the late battles Rome.
The Roman population gave triumphant welcome 10
the French troops
The Bank OF Russia bought gold to the value OF
3oooooOo roubes, and the import OF gold continued
Count Bismarck is suffering from an old nervous COM
paiut
sehlssw -Hosiein is included in the German zoli-
vsrsin.
During the food riot in Barnssapls England. mob OF
1000 demolishsda number or bakers and butohsrs'
shops and attacked nour mill The town was in the
greatest confusion, and large numbers Of special
stables In before the excitement WAS
dusd
The citizens OF Dublin expressed their dstsstasiop Of
the crime lately committed in their streets BY the shoot.
ing OF Officer. by giving public funeral to the de-
cssssd policeman rhs procession was crowded by per-
OF all CLASSES
The London Builder says--
1hs underground railway has carried In six months
time II 900 900 Of pssesngsrs times
Abe population OF London. The actual number trans
about 10 0oo. 900.
me great conservative poryl wcrkingmsn's banquet
under the auspices Of the London and Westminster Con-
susutionai workingmens Association, took place No
vcmbr H. n the Crystal Palace. London. II was 10
perfect success Some nftssn hundred people were
present But there were scarcely dozsa worknsmeu.
Two workingmsn put up 10 speak but one or
them had 10 b put down by the noise OF brass band
M n n Fowler presided and LORD John Manners vas
the priscipai speaker Mr. Mcwbry the Judge Advo-
cato General. also made speech
The Turkish governments has caissoreay refused the
rs~ demands made BY ssrvis u connection with the
AMIR ofthe Gwmanh ~ ft1 stFN
IN Gambia Omar pashs has sent IN his resignation.
We complains that amer having hsmmed In the insur-
gents al the sacrifice In and money rendered
useless ~ the iI.,msd stics which allowed the
volunteers % orSan,. themselves and to relieve them
selves Of al useless mouths The Turks will have 20
ssnev the struggle under all the Disadvantages OF win
ssv campaign, and Omar pasha says 10 s impossible 10
maintain IN encisnt blockade in those seas during the
winter month"; she Turkish nsss being ne match 10
daring for The Greek blgcKAds rarnsr IN ste Of the
sew and smaller erafs purchased.
mating Of thA Cso~rsnA.si e.ni.a- -. 40