The New York herald., 1870-11-04
The United States Mission to England
s.d and the Alabama Case.
DETAILS OF THE CAMBRIA WRECK
Russia's Danger from Com
sOlidatcd Germany.
Napoleon interviewed His Expo.
sition OF the Crisis.

Tho Cunard mail steamship Scotia, Captain Jud.
: kins, from Liverpool the 22d and Queenstown the
3Sd Of October arrived at this port at m early hour
yesterday morning. The Scotia delivered our Euro
pean hles ana special correspondence dated TO her
~ Of sailing from England.
Captain Judkins, says an English journal, the
commodore OF the Cunard feet, and assuredly
ono OF the representative men Of Liverpool has
announced his Intention OF quitting active service
on che return home OF the Scotia which sails to-
Tor New York under his command. Few men are
better known or more thoroughly respected. either
IN England or the United States, than Captain Jud
xins, who Is In every respect personal mental ana
PROFESSIONAL the beau ideal of the British sailor. BE
6as been thirty years In the Cunard service having
previously served his time In vessels belonging to
Messrs. Gladstone b Co.. and, like all who have
aspircd 30 the highest posts In the Cunard SERVICE
se had TO command ship before he received his
appointment as chief oficer Of the Acadia,
ss inc London Saturday HevteU, writing on the
prospect OF peace between Prussia and France
uays:-
The Key to peace is for France to become aware
that Stras6ourG and some further indefinite guam
the assistance OF friendly Powers ike ssaland. TO
quantity is to be.
4 The London Spectator refers to the same subject
tbus;--o stl
OF all this horrible mbroglio this DEVILS dance of
civilizaton oyer It's own resources that Alsace and
demand for money were Mmited to q repayment Of
the German loans-s30, 900. .000-and that France,
belgium her king with Belgium as his dover. Sow W
would tne world stand them German feeling about
tact Belgium would come In at the top instesd OF
tne bottom, as Scotland came into Great Britain:
shu we shouid DC out OF that dangerous guarantee
letter from Rome under date of October IA,
sayst--
Last night the Holy Father had one Of his cpnep-
tic attacks. ana Dr. VIaiePrcla and another physi-
can wore called up at midnight to attend him. This
morning ne Is stated at the Vatican to be better.
The French government in Paris published an
oicial explanation OF the mission of General Burn
side, in which they say:-
General Burnside was not the bearer OF any letter
nom N. Bismarck, nor was he entrusted with any YER
clear that the views Of rhe Chancellor Of the North
German Confederation were the same as they were
as practicable for the convocatlon OF an Assemble
e would grant u for the actual space OF forty
it; that would prohibit ali reyictuainr and trat
he would exclude from the elections our brave and
uniortunafe c0nntrymen OF Alsace and Lorraine
On the 2lst OF October the steamship Roman ar
rived at Falmouth, England, from the Cape with
diamonds valued at sl 700. The diamond discharges
on the Orange Vale river continue. About 1000
digyers were at work. The colonial governments
interfcred In the dispute respecting the ownership
OF the diamond Helda and there is a probability Of
their becoming British Severe weather has been
felt on the coast.
The PentnsuIar and Oriental Company's steamer
Nusia, with the India and China mails has arrived
mere. She had 1l5 passengers, fls 200 In specie
and raw SILK 10 the value or 600, ,O0O
1ne last news from China by mail 10 England is
slightly more reasonable since It shows that the au
thorities are taking active steps to punish the
authors OF the Ticn-tsin massacre. London firm
received telegram from It's correspondent at Tlen-
tan dated the 3oth or August, which says that two
OF the nandarins had been transported and fifteen
men beheaded. .sEac
letter from Shanghae of the 25th August reports
An attempt TO murder the Viceroy OF Nankin who
had become obnoxious from his attempts restrain
the sntf-foreign element IN that city. t~
The London Times correspondent at Shanghae
writes on August rs thus:--
We have been startled by another deed OF blood
almost as serious In its political import ae the mas
sscre Of TIen.tsin The viceroy OF Nankin has been
assaseinated. and everything points 70 the surmse
thai TINS is another anti-toreign blow. Business I'm
the meantime, between the war in Europe and the
regards the principal staples. SILK has been at q
deadlock since the news from Europe first arrived
Some large purchases OF tea were made last week
~ decline OF two TO three taeis but the unfayor-
able news 4 ON The London market, brought for.
ward BY telegram, dated the "a OF August, again
has checked the demand for imports In that quarter
and the occurrence OF Hood In the YanG-tse which
nali submerged Hankow, has put stop to business
mp the river