, 1859-11-01
Additional Foreign News by The Morn


Farther Polx7, october a9.--The India
and Cnina mails from Calcutta, September
9th. and Hong Kung. Angus. 4ltb. bad
reached England. The news il mainly autici
pated b5 telegraph, but the letters gige addi-
iona! de.aii+. Mr. Ward, the American minis
ter, Wa, courte7usly received ut Pekin. The
news Of his arrival ut Prkin was brought 10
Shanghai BY u kussln gum boat but no letters
we're received frnn him. Il WIS reported that
he vould be nj Shanghai about tie end Of All
GUST, and thnt he expected to be able to send
home the ratified trcAty br the following mail.
The London Times correspondent regards the
rccep ion af Hr. Ward us q most polite stroke
Of the Pclin Cabinet. but it dnes not at ali tc-
rsove the trcachery to tho British minister
Tho Friend II ChiMa states that, IS tic Amer
icsu treaty gises the United States liberty to
teader their good Offices ia auy difficulty With
Tho western powers, MIR, Ward will soou bare
IN opportunity Of testing the rirtucs Of thi.
clause.
Grn. Moura1iT Governor Of the Russian ter
ri,oFics the rirer Amor, had arrived at the
fc;-1lo, and special messengers were sent to Pc
Kin 10 acquaint tho Russian minister. The nus-
sians, apparently, had perfect understanding
with the Chinese.
Order was re established at Shanghai, Three
ntiicers,who lot their vessels at the Pci-Ho, had
been tried by court martial mud acquitted.
Tho negotiations Of the French in Cochin
China lad made so ,a"ch progress that the
French Adu.isa! had seut q reinforcement tf
troops and gun boats IN Canton.
Advlces from Japan st4tc that the British,
Consul had made no progress in respect to the
currency question. Trade. consequently, was
III abayance.
THE Ausetican sloop-of-war Germantown was
ii japan. The STEAMER Mississippi was -at
Shanghai, and tue Towhatan and Toywan ct
the Gulf Of fechali.
Thr authorities 1t Pckin are represented ~
ready 10 receive the British Minister on friendly
. fr1x AAn ia $kA lad, 1
been applied to for II 900 troops Tor Cbua,
md two regiments we're under orders 10 de.
part.
4ue London 1timts ssatcs that the terms Of
tie Zurich treaty nre identical with thos. agreed
10 ut |iillir.nca, and ,hus peace is one Of tic
questions which disquitted Italy and Europe
seems settled.
The Horning Post kays that, assuming its ip-
! formation to tc correct, the further PROPOSE
concerning the question left open, which 1t is
intended 10 submit 10 The approval Of the Cop.
srr>s il Of such nature that the tfiplomattsts
of Zurich hare only heaped up materials for
fresh difficulties. England can and will take M
part iu any Congress Of hich The first princi-
| pie be not the recognition Of the rights of the
| Komagpesa and Tusca,ls, no less than the No.
| dense and Parmrsan S,ta1es to sclfgovesnnent.
/ The ftrxt cannon shut fired TO forcU Oh the pco-
| ple Of Homagna, Modcna uud Tuscany, any olll~
rr rulers &lsun the Italian Prince. in whom the,
fontlfy pnt their their trust will be The sisuat
oea conflict as deadly us the one just brought to
/ CLOSE
4 letter from, Florence details the grounds on
| which the Excquatur Of the American Consul at
f.eghorn, III. Joseph Dinda, was Withdrawn. It
| is asserted that he hueied limself greatly for
1hc restoration OF The detltroned Princess, Of
whom he was warm parttzan. Binda il di.
rectly taxed with having recommended certain
| Republicans TO rrocluiu Republic. while al
the same time he was exerting himself fur the
Princess, and the Inference is thn: IT, sought To
| rulse prrtex& fur armed interyeutiqn.