The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-28
NEWS ROM EUROPE.
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Arrival Of the Circassian at st.
Johns, N. F.
The Day Fixed for the Departure Of the Great
Eastern for America.
Death Of Mr.. Brunei, the Architect
Of the Dig Ship.
A Vigorous Prosecution Of the War with
China Resolved on.
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AUSTRIAN TROOPS MOVING INTO ITALY.
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COTTOA DULL ND BREADSTUFTs FIRM,
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Tho screw steamship City Of Baltimore, Captain Lech
from Liverpool II 80 O'Clock the morning Of the 18th
and Queenstown, Ireland next day arrived at this port
at noon yesterday.
Her has been anticipated by her report tele
graphed from St. Johns, N f., after she passed Cape
Race, and the arrival Of the Vanderbilt.
The steamship Orcassian, Captain Campbell, from
Galway the 18th instant arrived at st. Johns at 2P
yesterday.
The rs two days later than the accounts Of the
Vanderbilt and City Of Baltimore, and anticipates the ad
vices per steamer Asia, due this week at New York
There Is, however, political news OF importance.
The departure of the Great Eastern for America has
been postponed until October co. and furthermore
officially announced that she would leave the 2Sth Of
October.
ambard Kingdom Brunei the celebrated engineer and
architect Of theGreat Eastern, had died of paralysis
Troops have been ordered to proceed from India to
China, in order TO vigorously prosecute the war.
There was nothing doing at the Zurich Conference
The King Of Sardinia had received the deputaons Of the
National Assemblies Of Modena and Parma With regatd
70 annexation the King expressed acquiescence in their
views and promised to support them before the great
Powers BE also expressed the hope that Europe having
recognized the right Of other nations 10 form constitu
tons, will not deny ii to Italy.
Their continual military movements indicate determ
nation on the part Of the Italians TO rely on them
selves.
Austria was to increase her military force in Italy, and
IT was asserted that France has still nearly hundred
thousand men there.
1t was reported that both the Empress Eugene and
Princess Cotildc were encieyste
The French laws relation to the press are not to be
modified.
The French rentes closed firm Friday at EST 95c.
The Spanish expedition against the Noors is fixed at
600 men, and the transports all ready to convey
them.
message from Tunis states that the Bey of Tuns had
been attacked with serious Illness and that the French
physician had been summoned to his aid Another mes
rage s.ea hat he has a,iaed with erysipelas in
the left sde but that hopes entertained Of re-
covery.
Advices from Nngier state that serious disturbances
had taken place in part Of the territory Of Morocco and
that Sedim Mahomed the march from Morocco to
Fee Sedim Mahomed had been proclaimed Emperor at
Fex MequneE and Fatona, and he about 10 be pro-
claimed Emperor at Tanger.
The Red Sea Telegraph Company invite public bust
the completed portion of the line from October
Loosingin Co., of St. Petersburg, had failed, with
heavy liabilities. They largely engaged in tallow
specuations.
The Crcassian has tpee hundred passengers for New
York She experienced heavy weather the passage.
she reports having the steamship Asia, for New
York, to the southwark on Saturday afternoon.
Tha steamship Bremen from New York, arrived at
Southampton on the 18th, en- route for Bremen.