The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-28
POLITICAL AMNESTY IN GREAT BRITAIN
MOUNT ETNA IN ERUPTION.
The Cuban Privateer. on
Il Cruise.
JEFF DAVIS NoMEwARD BOUND.
ENGLAND.

Lord CIarendon's EEisslon--A Condition in Sup.
port of the Bonrpurtes.
LONDON, Sept. 81, 1862
The London Ne,cs to-day reports that tho object
OF Lord Clarendons visit to Paris was TO announce
to Napoleon an arrangement between Austria Prus-
6ia Russia and England TO preserve peace and check
the contagion OF revolution France In case OF the
Emperor's DEATH but not to tllwart German unity
JcT Davis HOmieward Eound-HIr. Gladstone
u Koya, Amnesty.
LONDON, Sept. -, 1869,
Jefferson Davis sailed for America Oh Saturday In
the steamer Baltimore.
Mr.. Gladstone, in reply TO petition for amnesty
10 the Fenians, promises to submit the petition to
tho Queen, but does not pledge the government to
any particular action on tic subject. lie aoknow.
hedges the soundness of Judgment exhibited by tie
petitioners in attaching The true character 10 The
11ence5 committed
The Cotton Supqiy>~sudusiria, Decay.
LONDON, Sept 81, 1869.
The London Times OF to-day, in an article on the
cotton question, says
II cotton Is dear with its increased production be-
cause OF new spinning countries bidding AGAINST us,
then the Liverpool quotations are untntelligible. II
splnners not only carry off the raw eral, but cur
toll their demands for manufactures, the state
st0ns II IL useless TO cry for moro and CHEAPER
cotton, the evil arising only from the loss OF the
monopoly. me cotton demand Is limited and COM
pettors diminish our share OF the manufacture
We cannot discern that cotton at siXpence per
pound would bring trade back TO England. We lost
II by the loss OF the raw material: but since then
many events have occurred Affecting this great
industry that 1t ls necessary 10 distribute appor
tlon their several results in the stare OF things
before Us.
The Pagct Sound Tron.cr lime Negotiations.
LONDON, sept ~ 1850.
The London Times, in an editorial on the relations
Of England and the United States says:--
The progress and result OF the negotiations on the
PUGET Sound question show that Americans ana
Engislmen can keep sufficiently above The mistS OF
national prejudices ana apply the common prInci.
pies OF equity to the settlement OF inter-
Ing one for the arbiirators. ANY decision
would have been satisfactory. Tho actual
IL not unsatisfactory. Tie most agreeable feature
OF this negotiation IA the judicial temper displayed
by the gentlemen conducting the inquiry. The san
Juan and the Alabama difficulties are The only
brought to arbitration at tdc same hanis, could
scarcely resist the anxiety 70 observe the terms OF
their commission by doing justice and equity with
out fear, favor affection for their own country.
Which has distinguished the arbitrator OF this claim.
Compliments to lite Harvard Oarsrnen.
LoSDoN sept. q, 1854.
The London telegraph OF to-day says:-"Thc
present by the Harvard crew OF their boat TO the
London Rowing Club was far oudone by tho spirit
IN which 1t was given, and 1t is sure TO be regarded
less trophy than "a token turned by the SKIN
and grace Of the vanqushcd into pledge Of kindly
brotherhood"