The New York herald., 1870-11-25
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French Plan for the Restora-
ton of the Bonapartes.
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German Threat of am Invasion
OF England.
A French Secret Mission to and NegO-
tiatiOns With Eugene.
The Crown Prince Best0wing the
Iron Cross on Prussian Heroes.
English Comment on the Ameri-
can Elections.

The Ounard mail steamship Cuba, from Liverpool
the 18th and Queenstown the 18th OF November, ar
nyed at this port at an early hour yesterday morn
ing The Cuba landed our European 1les and spe
cial correspondence. dated TO her day of sailing
from Ireland. The journals are one day later.
Mall advices from Berlin confirm the report that
the relations of Prussia and Austria had assumed an
unfrIendy aspect.
General Moltke according to the Berlin cores
pondent or the Cologne Gazette, has sent directions
for his house 10 be put readiness as he expected
IN be home in four weeks at the latest.n O.her
high military officials OF Prussia sent similar Aes
sages
Letters in the Dublin IrLshnaan describe the Irish
regiment, In course or formation at Caen, France.
The corps mustered only ninety men. The COM
mandant IS q Westmeath man, who served in the
British artillery, and has been in the French army
The men are dressed In the uniform OF the French
line with nothing to distinguish them as separate
corps, ana are called the Second regiment OF the
French line. Recruits were expected, and $50 IRISH
Americans arrived at Havre.
The Dorst county England Chronicle prints a
letter from the Emperor, received by Captain Damer
in reply TO letter OF sympathy. The Emperor
says-"What passing in France Is very sad, for the
Invasion is the worst Of the evils under which my
poor country IS suffering. Anarchy is stu worse
havoc than the needle gun.n
The King OF Bavaria wrote an autograph letter to
the Archbishop OF Muncnen Freisung, In response to
an appeal IN the cause of the Pope, In which his
Majesty says lie "has desired his government imme-
daeiy 10 enter into the closest relations with other
Catholic Powers on behalf OF interests which are
dear TO him as a Catholic Prince.n
The Crown Prince OF Prussia sent letter Of &C.
knowedgment to London for the noble contribution
taken by Colonel Lloyd Lindsay to Versailles for the
sick and wounded His Royal Hignness pays
warm tribute to the liberal ana impartial manner in
which the English public have subscribed to the
fund, adding that the gifts which have been oIered
in tender, Christian spirit have excited feeling
OF heartfelt gratitude among the people OF Ger
manyn
william A. Jenes, who absconded from Liverpool
towards the end OF September with about f7Oo, the
property OF MS employers, Messrs. d. G. Buchanan
q Co., cotton brokers Of Rumlora street. was fol-
lowed to Zurich, from whence he was induced TO
return 10 Liverpool.
Mr. Kerrison, late partner with Sir Robert Harvey
In the Norwich CEngland) Bank, has issued an i'm.
portant statement. He says on retiring into part.
nershp in 1860 he indemnifed against liability
on previously overdrawn account, but it is now
shown that speculative transactions, amounting
when the bank stopped TO q loss of G6eo.oo0, hat
been made previous TO 1850 ana entered as goos
debts. Kerrison asserts that lie and his son wer
deceived by the manager and clerk and that Harve.
took away other securities to convert them TO
private purposes.
Dublin paper OF November II says
The appearance Of Miss Bateman her favoritt
character, Leah, Is announced for November 81
This win be her lrst VISIT Dublin since her return
from America, where she performed series ol
most brilliant engagements, and achieved great
success III the new play, MARY Warner which is
TO be produced here during Miss Bateman's present
engagement
The new Decaen Museum has been endowed with
f120, 600 by the CoIntesse Decaen, OF Paris.