New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-26
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PARIS, Saturday, Nov. ~, 1859.
The MoaReur of this morning says the different As
sembGes of the Central Italian States have agreed TO
offer the Regency 10 Prince Cargnan This resolution
il 10 be regretted especially under the present crcum
stances of the approaching assembling of European
Congress- called to deliberate the affairs OF llaly,
because il tends to PREJUDICE questions which mus
Fvos The Laily Nev, (cify ArtiIsJ
LoSDos, SATuRDAY.--There is more hrmness to-day
in the Stock Exchange, in consequence OF the denntve
signature of the treaty Of peace at Zurich. The AZ
pirations the M0nitesr for the speedy meeting OF
| Congress, also attracted attention.
The decline of to per cent which took place yes
terday in Consos has accordingly been recovered;
ply of money in commercial channels was rather mors
LIBERAL but there still exceptional transactions be-
low the bank minimum.
There were no bullion trapsactions at the bank
to-day.
The foreign exchange this afternoon experienced no
alteration worth noticing.
THE REGENCY OF PRINCE CARIGsAE.
The London DAILY Ners has received the following
dispatch:
The news that the King of Sardinia has refused 10
authorize the Prince Cargnans acceptance Of the Re-
Qenev is false All that is known Is that France has
formally counseled Sardinia 10 refuse. The kings
answer is not yet known. ,u
Contradiction necessary 10 prevent most SER
"ous degradation OF Piedmont in the eyes OF free mon
all over the world. There is still room 10 hope that
"the Ministers Of the King may yet make up their
minds to embrace wise and independent policy, and
"pot Gbbe themselves, as carrying out the behests OIL
" a foreign Sovereign"
TAs London Times, on the same topic, says: "There
sis an earthly Providence which knows better what s
" good for italy than Italy knows herself But Tor
"Vctor Emanuel 10 be conscious OF being an instru-
"mept of intrgues for running sacred and beloved
"canse-ihs hard to be endured and il tyranny tn
II Napoeon H. will not let Central Italy have tho
Prince CariQpan she may possibly OF last bcthnk her,
whether she has no man Of the Washington stamp
among her sons and she may turn her eyes upon tan
bald.
DIR. sMRTHURsT. M
The London Times and DAILY Nsrs state that a
writ of habeas corpus was yesterday received BY tbs
Governor of Horsemonger Lane Jail for the removal
of the prisoner the custody Of the police, upon the
charge Of bigamy and be viii be brought up this l5a,-
urday) morning at Southwark Police Court, on thal
charge. >c.. -,
The English Funds continue inactive, and there ias
neither been any business Of importance nor the
slightest huctuaton throughout the day. It demand
for money continues. steady at y cent, and az the
Bank the daily transactions are ecnsldersoie. ~
sd that the amount of specie remaining 20 be cent out
by the India Council during the next few months does
not exceed fJD,OVJ.
In the Railway market scarcely any business IL
going forward either speculative or bona de. There
4 no want of frmness however, most Of the leading
British stocks leaving of tonight per cent higher
The steamer Bremen from New.York, with Rngsh
and German mails and adyces Of 18th, arrived al
Cowes this morning route for Bremen.
COMMERCIAL.
The Times, in its weekly commercial review, says
the Produce markets during tho week have agn been
nanu,aie transactions being chiefly conferred 10
tual requirements with moderate supplies Offering. The
inspection Of leading staples show little variation
The home deliveries continue steady. lhe aggre-
gate railway traffic returns OF the United Kingdom.
for the week ending Nov. 5, show an increase o.
f3s go over last year.
The London Hsrdld Gays the market u row alaao.e
entirely cleared Of Australian and American gold and
II further arrivals are not reported Withdrawals must
be effected to supply the Continental inquiry.
BUILDERS sTRIKI.
The min. hours movement In the metropolis - Al AN
end IL s announced that the conference OF tss bniid
ing trades having carefully considered their position.
have determined 70 withdraw the stflke Al meesrs-
Troliopes in order that they may the more eteenaljy
oppose the declaration aud secure the support of tb
trades Of the United Kingdom
FRANCE AND ENGLAND.
T1k london Tines devotes considerable space 10 on
article showing the prevalent feeling in Fraace ths
aue ,;ion Of war with England. The chief authority
for the opinions expressed respectable French Re-
view pu6hshed in London. II u stated that in Franco
the project OF q with England " necessarily dis
eussed in the high places Of power Va the public oces,
in the army and the navy among tae working Glasses.
and among men OF business. Tbs army ID rsPofted VI
be unanimous for In the pyy the desire LOT IL
amounts 20 frenzy. The Church Il a. eager 40 either
army or navy. The concasons that IN ava with
England the French Empcsor nas the power OF saiis'
fyiYg army and navy, Of gratifying the clergy OF WIN
nig over the Leeitiusts, end Of securing she sahraes
l Of . united people.