New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-06
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX.

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HALIFAX, N. S., Nov. 3, l555.
The Royal Mail steamship Canada, Capt. Lang,
nom Liverpool ct 81 O'Clock Saturday, Oct. %,
rived at this port this evening, and will be due at Bos-
Ton st an early hour on Friday morning She brings
London evening papers OF Oct IL
The Collins steamship Baltic, from New-Yok OF.
II, arrived at Liverpool at p. IN. on Wednesday
the Z2d ult.
The screw steamship Kangaroo, with 300 passengers
for Philadelphia, sailed from Liverpool at O'Clock
D. M on the 22d ult
The steamship Fulton, from Havre for New York,
sailed from Southampton early on the morning OF the
sd ut. with 300 passengers and full general cargo
The Canadian screw-ste amship lndian alVeo a.
Liverpool on the morning Of the 22d nit.
The steamer Fulton carried out 10 New-fork Dfie.
manifesto from the Paris Moniteur on the subject OF
Heapoiitan affairs.
The Mon,teur SAYS that when the Congress OF rams
broke 3D. the Great Powers elements ffaugn' WIN
danger to peace in Belgium, Greece ana Nape'.
That Of these States Naples alone reiuseo " a0ooP'
friendly advice and that in consequence the western
Power, will cease 10 hold diplomatic intercourse Win
her.
III. article of the Aoniteur is the only authentic
pbmnse the public have yet had Of what is going on.
The Briiisb fleet s somewhere In the Medlter anedn,
and the French chips continue at Touon ready for sea-
Meantime the dispatches are contradictory; while
one statement says the Ministers will not leave Naples
for some months another asserts that Baron Brenner
the French Envoy, has announced to the Neapolitan
Government that if he did not receive satisfactory
communication within two hours he would present his
last inttructons-said instructions being doubtless to
demand his passports.
The statement that the Emperor Of Rr ssia has urged
the King of Naples to avoid rupture by making
some cessons, seems TO be confirmed by numerous
communications in the Continental papers.
The Cologne Gazette and the Indtpendanoe Beige
two generally reliable journals express Themselves
very positively on the subject.
The advice Of the Emperor il seems, was that King
Ferdinand should change some of his Ministers, and
place Prince Satuano at the head of the Government.
While warning him against the ill-will Of England,
the Emperor is further represented az having recon-
nended to the King 10 trust TO the moderation of the
Emperor Of the French, and I'd accept him as q me
diator
The austrian Gazette has received communica-
ton from Naples to the effect that King Ferdinand to
show his conciatory disposition, will not recall his
representatives in Paris and London in consequence of
the recall Of the French and English ambassadors in
Naples. They vii only leave these capitals in case
their passports are sent to them The only authority
for this statement is the Austrian organ, which also
processes to be able to say what the demands the
British Government really are-which are considered
TO be as follows First, change of Ministry; second
abolition Of the present Police system; and third,
general amnesty.
On the same Authority it may be stated that the
French Cabinet would be satisfied if general
nesty were granted.
The hopes of speedy reassembling of the Paris
Conference begin to be shaken. The resistance is said
to come from the English Government, whose views
seem to prevail.