The New York herald., 1870-11-14
( u r 0 P {.
Earl GranVille's Defence Of British
Neutrality.
Reply to the Bernstorif Circular.
"Why Not Address the
United States!''
Bazaine's Journey from Metz and
Reception by the People.
French Proclamation Ola the
War Crisis.
EUGENIE'S VISIT TO LONDON.
EUGENIE's VISIT TO LONDON

BY the steamship Tarifa Captain Murphy, at
Boston, we received, yesterday morning European
journals OF the 1st OF November, two days later.
The files reached us in o very imperfect condition.
consisting merely OF few miscellaneous English
papers
New regulations for accelerating the mobilization
of the Russian army have been sanctioned by tho
Czar or the 427, 297 who will be thus called in,
10000 are from Poland and those provinces of
mixed nationality which anciently belonged TO that
Kingdom
The ColStttltfonney the Froncdfs and the Gazette
de France deprecate the strong terms OF the procla
nation OF NJ. GamDeta condemning Marshal
Bazane, and ask that Judgment should be suspended
until the facts are fully known. The Gazette de
France demands the immediate assembly OF q coun-
ell OF war FOR the trial OF BazaiDe and those who
should have relieved Metz and other besleged
towns.
A letter from the Due d'Aumale TO M. Bocher, ad-
ministrator OF the property or the Orleans family,
contradcts the of the presence Of the Orleans
princes on French soil.
telegram from Copenhagen dated on the 3lst of
October, says
Yeaman, viii be replaced by Mr.. Cramer, Uniled
States Consul at Leipsc.
the London Observer reports thus
on Thursday the Empress Eugene visited the
and NJ. de Persigny were present at the interview,
NJ which the Empress reiterated In the most posi-.
tive terms her resolution not to consent to propo.
sitions communicated TO her through General Boyer.
M. de Persigny, we understand, protested very
strongly against this resolution but without effect.
The Manchester Examiner or the 31st OF October
says
Intelligence received In Liverpool on Saturday
leaves little room Tor doubt that q large ship has
been lost, with all hands reef OF rocks III st.
Ives Bay, in Cornwall. Wc reported on saturday
that seine wreck, bearing the name Geneva, had
been picked up, and this mas been identified part
OF vessel of that name belonging TO Liverpool.
She sailed on the 9Th OF october for st. Johns n b.
ana had on board crew of twenty-five men, OF
whom no tidings have been heard.
kilograms from india, dated at Calcutta and Bom-
bay on the 31st OF October, announce:--
At Bombay-Piece goods quiet; little inquiry.
Seven pound sirtings, ar l4a. Cotton steady; fair
Dnolerah, 2l6r Exchange on London, six months'
bank bills, ls 104d. At Calcutta-Piece goods in
fair demand Seven pound shirtings, Ar l3a. Cot
ton, little doing during the week; fair Bengal 19r.,
new. Exchange on London, six months bank
bills ls. l094d four cent government securities,
9s nve per cent do, lo71s; i've and half per cent
do, Has.
Tien-tsn China> adyices by telegram of October IL
report
The foreign Ministers have rejected some OF the
proposals made by the Chinese government for the
settlement OF the Tien-tsin difficulty. Mr.. Wade hat
been lnsulted Foreigners In this city and In PekiI
are undecided whether TO remain during the coming
winter.