The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-23
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The Gold Panic in New York and American
Finance as Reported in England.
General Prim's Speeches in the
Spanish COrtes.
NapeIeon's Position Towards Spain
Defined by Prim.

The German mail steamship Rhein, Captain Meyer,
from southampton on the 18th OF october, arrived
at this port yesterday morning bringing our special
correspondence detail Of cable kilograms from
Europe. dated TO her day OF sailing.
An announcement made In London by Messrs
Horne, as agents OF the directors OF the services
Maritimes DIES Messageres ImperIales, seems TO as
countenance the doubts recently expressed as TO the
Suez Canal being Immediately ready for general
traffic. They notify that the steamship Godavery
viii be despatched from Marseies on the 10th OF
November 10 Port Said where she is expected to
arrive on the eve OF the Inauguration Of the canal.
Arter the opening ceremony she VIII pass through
the canal and continue her voyage direct to Calcutta
The Godavery's extreme length is 80 metres.
Her tonnage Englishl is 1880 gross and 965 regis
tered and her draught with full cargo is metres
centimetres.
The number OF messages through the French
Atlantic Gable during the week ending the 9th OF
October was 49, the cable charge upon them being
f260O, showing an increase OF fs90 over those OF
the preceding week. partly to be accounted for says
the London Tines by the delay caused TO the mes
sages OF the Atlantic company through damage TO
the land lines with which they are In communlca-
ton.
The subject on which an interview was granted
by Lord Clarendon TO deputaton from the Next
Ctu bUHuuUiueIs IOuHllltCt WIS resumption
OF diplomatic relations between England and
Mexico.
About 500 female voters are now on the register OF
municipal voters at Lincoln, England. At stamford
the number of female municipal voters for the en-
suing year Will be $50. At East Retford, out OF 5l4
municipal voters for lS69-7O, sixty will be women
At Norwich the municipal register for 1861 10 Will
comprise upwards OF 10000 Names and about ], 300
OF the voters will be women.
The Paris Constitutional of the 1lth OF October
remarks:-
Evidently liberty OF the press is driving the
irreconcilable journals out OF their wits We learn
that at the last meeting OF shareholders OF the Rap
pet decision was come to that the government
should be placed In the necessity OF applying the
law, and or abandoning q liberation which Is ruin
Gus TO revolutionary Interests
Paris letter of the 10th OF October in the London
star reports the following interesting fashionable
intelligence
The graude monde had assembled in the morning
at the Church OF La Trinlte the marriage OF the
young Duke OF Caracclolo and Mdlle. de Sampag0.
The bride beauty oil the purely Italian type and
Is said To have inherited the wit OF her grandfather,
Ambassador IRON the Court OF the two Sicllies TO
England, the climate OF which country he thus de-
scrbed. He remarked that 'the sun OF London mas
less heat than the moon of Naples. The only ripe
fruit ever tasted in England were baked apples.n
Three princes OF the Poniatowsks, the Neapoitan
dukes ana duchesses OF Sclarra and Bolano and the
Marquis de Caux were among the company Assem-.
bied at his granduaugnter's wedding The Mar
qulse de Caux was prevented, by the lndspositlon
which diminished IN the evening the charm OF her
voice, from appearing.
In London, october TO- the remains OF Edward
Martin-supposed to be the Fenian leader Colonel
Kelly who escaped from the police van at Manchester
1867, when Sergeant Brett shot-were inferred
In Leytonstone Cemetery. Between three and four
thousand persons assembled In Lincoln's Inn fields
and followed the funeral cortege, consisting of a
hearse and two carriages. Most or the persons
joining the procession wore Grape, green rosettes
and white ribbons around their arms. The crowd
marched through Cneapside 10 Whitechapel, where
considerably reinforced, about 5000 persons
following the deceased.
Accounts from Tripoli to the 30th OF September
have been received In England announcing that the
Turkish government succeeded Ia capturing the as
sassins of the late Mile. Time, and recovering the
young negress Jasmna and some or the stolen pro-
perry. The Touareg Chief Ikenoukhen disclaims
any connection with the escort which betrayed tn
unfortunate lady, and has assisted IN bringing the
nlurderers TO justice, He has placed the young
negress and the recovered effects under the pro
lection OF the chief who was 10 have escorted Mile
Time, ana they will be shortly sent on from Chat to
Mourzouk and Tripo, where the carava1 an. SER
wants are expected TO arrive in the 1rss wee. OF
November.