The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-06
Reported Advice Of Russia to King Ferdinan
lmPRovEMENT IN FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
CoNsOLs, 90 1-2 a 80 So.

HALIFAX, N. g., Nov. s, 1853.
The steamship Canada, Capt. Lang from Liverpool at
sh O'Clock Saturday Oct Is arrived at this port this
evening and will be due at Boaton Ut early hour
Friday morning.
She brings London evening papers Of October "a
The Colhns smship Baltic, from New York October
II, arrived at Liverpool at p NJ. Wednesday, the
22d ulI
Tho screw steamer Kangaroo, with 200 passenger for
Philadelphis sailed from Liverpool At O'Clock P. NJ
the cd uh.
The steamship Fulton, from Havre for New York SAIL
ed from Southampton early the morning Of the Esd
uino, with 200 passengers and full and general cargo.
The Canadian steamship Indian arrived at Liver
pool on the morning Of the 22d uh.
THE NEAPOLIrAN QUESTION.
The steamer Fulton carried out to New York brief
manifesto from the Paris Aonier the subject of he
Nsspolitan affairs.
The koniteu says that when the Congress of Paris
brtke up the great Powers elements fraught with
danger peace Belgium, Greece and Naples; that Of
,heae states Naples alone refused 10 accept friendly ad
vice, and that in consequence the Western Powers viii
cease 10 hold diplomatic Intercourse with her.
The article Of he Aoaiev 10 the only authentic
glimpse the public have yet had, Of what is going on
The British fleet b somewhere in the Mediterranean,
and the French ships continue at Toulon ready for
Meantime the dispatches are contradcsory-while one
statement rays the ministers will not leave Naples for
mop,hs another asserts that Baron Brener, the
French Envoy has announced 10 the Neapotan govern
that II he did not receive salts actory communi
cation within two hours he would present his last in
suucopssAd instruction being doubtless de mand his
passports
The statement that the Emperor OF Russia has urged
he King OF Naples 10 avoid rupture by making
concessions, seems to be confirmed by numerous COM
nun cst ODE in the continental papers
The Cologne Gasete and the Independence BEIGE two
generally reliable iournAls) express themselves very
positively on the subject
The ADVICE Of the Emperor, 1t seems was that King
Ferdinand should change some OF his ministers
place Pr CO Sntri NJ the head Of the government
While warning him against the III will Of England, the
Emperor further represented NJ having recon msnded
to the King 70 us 70 the MODERATION OF the Emperor OF
the French and 10 accept him o. a mediator.
The AustT Gassits has received q Communication
rom Eapl TO the effect that King Ferdinand, 70 show
bis coDciiaory Jisposnton will not recall his repre-
seLtatves In Paris and London, 10 consequence OF
ITO recall OF the French AMI English AMBASSADORS
IN Naples. They will only leave these capitals Ia
ner passports scot To them. The only authority for
this statement Austra organ, when processes
be able Say what tho demands OF tae British govern.
really ore which considered to be folio
Frst, char Of minRry-second abolition of present
police sy stem and tbirs . general amnesty.
On the same authority may be stated that the French
Cabinet ~ould be satisfied II general amnesty were
were granted.
Tho hopes Of speedy embIiag OF the Psrs Con.
ference begin 70 DO shaken The resistance Is said 70
come nom the English government, whose views seems
10 prevail.