The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-02
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European files by the Europa reached this city from
Boston last evening but her mails not delivered at
the Post 0flce until midnight, and will be distributed
" this morning.
The main features of the news--dated in Paris tho
10Th and in London on the Goth Of November-were tee
aphed from Halifax, and appeared in the HERALD hast
Tuesday morning
We take the following extracts from the papers at
hand
The forms which had to gone through by the Eastern
Steam Company having been completed In London the
"Great ship Company is organized. II is under
stood that the ship with her engines complete costing the
old company fef0 000 is to the company fi60,-
COO and fls00 600 is the estimate for finishing and eqaip
ping her tor sea- leaving margin of ESQ 900 for working
capital More than three fourths OF the shares OF the
Eastern steam Company will he converted into shares OF
the new company, wholly or in part paid uTf2 los OF
the being exchanged for go OF the old Tho
shares converted Will probably exceed e per
share. It s fonr months since the plan Of the com
pony was matured by Mr.. Campbell and Mr.. Magnus.
The independence Beige says that NJ do Rothschd has
sent through the representative of his house in the Pom
ti6ca States, the Of 10 900 francs NJ Morara,
enable him to continue his efforts for the restitution Of his
child without sacrificing the OF his family.
The following letter has been received in Paris from
Rome dated the 18th ultmo:-
return with regret to the Mortara affair, OF which
have already spoken several times THIS affair appears
to be about to enter into phase, consequence Of
the semi official explanations given by the Gvd CGlicn
in its last number The question OF iacts is there explain
prceo. This article destined to create great
saon in the world II will certainly the basis
Of tho discussion which cannot fail 70 be- continued
On this matter. ] wished myself TO examine
whether all that the review asserts ID true. i
have seen the boy, | have interrogated him, and
must acknowledge that he declares himself 10 be
. Cathoic ia his heart. Hs slys to every vster
that his intention s 10 enter into the ecclesasca state.
Ii 10 accept the information collected here the
journals enormously informed when they represent
the governments Of France and Piehmont having alone
acted in this affair The truth H. the contrary, that
there collective proceeding tho part OF the Am
bassadors TO the Pope. All the crowned heads ~
asserted here, united to claim the hoy, Austria in
cludcd. confess however, that this "even Austria i3
calculated to make doubt Of the accuracy of
Since the suppression OF the Jcsui,s 1875 such
nmty has not been among the Powers oil Europe,
who all other endeavor here 10 create
elusive influence, and mutually 10 create dculues for
each other but while Clement XIV yielded Plus TX
sisted and pronounced notwtbstanding his haptua mild
ness the possumuS This IN fine is tho most serious
side Of the aarthe great difficulty Of the two periods
rather Of the two The tirs regarded only
religious order, an auxiliary Of the church. and was
elu0cd h. the second connected with
sacrament, and The Pope replied that he could
compromise.
The monument erected at Prage to the memory If tho
late Marshal Radetsky uncovered Saturday the 18Th
ult in the presence Of great OF spectators.
three of the Fmrcrors brothcrs space allotted 10
who had served with Radesky 10 the Of
liberation against Napoleon
The Russian Gdsstte of 81 Peerst,srg of November q
contained article the affair Of the Charles Il 6eorgess
In which, almost literally, the views identical with
those the Fm Napoleon letter TO his COUSIN which
appeared In the Paris Mon,ter Of the morning.
The idea Of placing of the Imperial Princes tho
head OF the administration Ia Poland ~ sad 70 be aban
doned.