New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-09
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.

GBY tn AMERICAN TELHGRAPH Co.'S LINES p WALL.srf
HALIFAX Oct. 3, 18j6--l1 o'clock p. IN.
The Royal Mail steamship Niagara, Capt Ryrie
with Liverpool dates of the 9th I'll, arrived at this
port On route for Boston. at about 10 o'clock this
evening.
The Canadian screw steamship North American ar
rived at Liverpool the oath, and the Collins steamer
Ericsson Oh the 9th
The steamship Arago sailed from southampton for
New-York on the 9th Of September, with 80 pass
engers.
The steamer City Of Manchester sailed from Liver
POOL for Philadelphia with 236 passengers, on the 18th
Of September.
Tie t. S steam-frigste Merrimac arrived at South
ampton On the 18th ult. where she is the object OF
much interest
The Quebec and Philadelphia steamers from Ly-
erpool the 18th ilt carried out the intelligence that
the Spanish Constitution had been promulgated and
that General 0 Donnen had rendered bis resignation
Ths. however. was incorrect. That an Anglo-Freac h
feet war really destined for the Bay Of Naples,
and that Russia remaining un in her intention to pos
sess the lie Of Serpents the British feet would re-
main in the Black Sea-all Of which created anxiety
and depressed the English funds. COnsOls were then
quoted for money at 93l 93 since the sailing Of these
steamers.
Italian affairs continued to excite attention but be-
yond the intention TO send feet TO Naples nothing
definite has transpircd. The Anglo-French uimatum
wps being retained few days in Paris to allow an OPP
rortunty to the Neapoltan Government to make the
required concessions.
Tho contemplated expe pton is Of formidable char
acter. Eight steamers are provisioning at Splthead,
md the Caesar Colossus, Dauntless, Maacca Gorgon,
Perseverance and Urgent--all british auxiliary steam
er-are ready to sail. The French ships the
Bietagne, Tim, Algesiras, and Napoleon The eXpe-
dtion is said to be unpopular in France. Sardinia
takes part in the expedition, and will send ships for
the protection of the Sardnians there. Vienna
letter states that the English and French Ministers
had notified Austria of the intended expedition.
against Nsples to which the Vienna Cabinet nterposes
no obstacle. This, however, is doubtful. PetrulIa,
the Neapoltan Envoy at Vienna has resigned. The
of the resignation is not stated. 1t is understood
that Immediately NJ Brenier, the French Minister.
leaves Naples the Marquis Antonin the Neapolitsn
Minister will withdraw from Paris TO Brussels Mean
time hopes were entertained Of receiving during the
present week, by telegraph, such an answer from Ma
pies as would supersede the necessity of the fleets
sailing.
The London Star of the 26th ut, says:
Something serious has certainly occurred to stay
the Anglo French mission to Naples for it has not yet
,ailed. There is statement that King Ferdinand has
fortified his cOast and is likely to secure the enthusiasm
Of his army"
There is another report that if compelled to yield,
he viii proclaim the Constitution Of 1913 and thereby
present his compliments TO Palmerson and Napoleon.
1t may be that these eventuaes are foreseen by the
two men who rule France and England, or they may
have heard that Naples would be supported by Austria
and Russia. At all events the game, whatever it may
be, deco not go on well.