The New York herald., 1869-11-29
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BY steamship at this port we have the following
special correspondence and mail advces IN detail OF
our cable kilograms from Europe dated TO the 10Th
OF November
In London, on the 10th of November. there was
sitting in the Bankruptcy Court for proof OF debts
and choice OF trade assignees under the bankruptcy
OF Eugene Caire, Of Rose Cottage klngsroad,
Chelsea, and described ''as OF various provincial
towns, vocalist and operate manager" The deots
were under s3o0. Mr.. John Norton described
as OF the Alhambra Music Hal, Chatham, Kent,
Emusic hall proprietor and beer and wine retailer"
came up by adjournment from the 18th OF August
on the question OF order OF discharge. The debts
were about 967o After brief discussion i appeared
that the bankrupt was still in default with nis
accounts, ana the court adjourned his examination
sine die, with protection from arrest for two
months.
II is reported from Compiegne that the Prince
Imperial OF France has smoked his first cigar, on
November 16, and that his papa gave 1t 10 him."
The Emperor Napoleon sent a diamond snufbox
70 DR.. Ricord, together with an autograph letter,
thanking him for his attention TO lis Majesty during
his recent Illness
The manifesto OF the French "Left"-aready pub
fshed In the HERALD-has been well received By the
Paris press, even by the semi official organs The
.yofr, the Pdtrfe the AonheW and the public speak
favorably OF II, and the republican organ the
RefoT1lle, accords 1t qualified praise. The Patre
considers that the document throws new light on
the state OF affairs. at must however, be admit
ied,n 1t says, 'that 1t is sign OF very confused
situation when we fnd ourselves compelled to regis
Ter The manifesto OF the Left as a relatively mode
rate document" In the Deoats Temps, Steele and
Age,ir National the manifesto receives high praise
The Temps says that the reforms claimed by the Lett
are practical and necessary
A correspondent at ST. Petersburg says
The Jews here have at length, after much negotia-
tion with the government, obtained permission TO
erect a synagogue. THIS Will be the first building OF
the KIND that has ever existed In Russia Hitherto
the Jews have legally had right to reside in the
empire, and were consequently obliged TO account
for their presence under various preteXtS for the
admission OF which by the authorities they had To
pay large sums and they were not allowed to build
any permanent house of prayer. committee, con-
now been forme1 TO collect funds for the build
ing, which Is to be got up on scale OF magnia-
Cence.
Monsgnor Hassoun, the Armenian Catholic patri-
arch, left Constantinople with ten bishops on the
18th OF November for Rome TO take part IL the Ecu
mencal Council.
The Hatian Correspondence, OF Florence, has the
following
The re-estabshment OF the Kings health and the
brth OF his grandson are two happy events Tor the
royal FAMILY and Tor Italy. The numerous addresses
from the municipalities and other constituted bodies
show how Gear the monarch's lne Is TO the people