Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-11-09

QursSo, Nov. THE North American brings m. (o,
lowing additional Intelligence:
The new Earl at Jersey, who succeeded the eariom
on the death oi his father the Srd Of October died on
the gath.
The number Of Pssorsls issued by the French Rsbou,
on the political situation Of the Pope amounted 10 IA
and was supposed tha: the Archbishop OF Boriean
Sas about publishing Pastoral the occasion OF his
intended visit TO Rome
The Emperor received the Board OF Management Of the
Snel Canal and some political significance was attached
10 the event The agent In London refused be present
SPAIN.
The difficulty between Spain and Morocco had reached
CRISIS the spanish Goyerhmeni having formally an
nouneed i,s inteution to commence hoslities.
Paris journal asserts that declaration Of var by
Spain against Morocco has been strongly urged by
The London Shipping Gazette Of the a4th say. we
have reason 10 believe there will be no war between
Spain aud Morocco-the Aoors having made the required
CONCESSIONS Accounts from various ports of Spain
however, continue TO speak Of great for the
war with Morocco and that troops collecting in
every port for conveyance TO Africa.
Paris despatch SAYS O'Donnell had actually act out
for Africa.
Pars letter in lie Nord asserts that Pamerston had
declared TO the French ambassador that England would
not suffer Spain TO occupy both sides of the Straits and
would oppose IL by force; the English Cabinet he said
would make the question European one.
Inc London Times is OF the opinion that any danger
10 Europe or 10 the British possession of Gibraltar from
the Spanish enterprise against Morocco /, absurd but m
attack by France on the independence of Morocco aud
an attempt to add its territory TO Algeria would justify
The Daily News thinks the alliance betye cen France
aud Spain against Morocco Al any rate war snusu.
"n-y threatened hy both Powers against her as by no
means reasoning TO England
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times saw.
The conversation between Lord Palm-rson and The
French Embassador, in londoD reported by lie Nord
has caused much emotion in Paris. While the French
Government had asserted that wonid not change IL
pohey As Isgard, Morocco spain h.d repeated it, d.a
Nosai OF the ambitions project attributed TO her.
fnffh M. n.fIV
that ~ Noon has sent dispatch say that England IL
no longer opposed To the expedition against Morocco
ITALY.
IL was reported Turin tina, General Dsmormida
would soon retire from the Ministry of PorrPn Affairs
aud be succeeded by Count CsyOur
The Pop returned To Rome On the 2oh ulL great
crowd assembled on his passage through the city.
The Government of Rome hsd received inteIligenc.
that the Bishop al Rmin and other priests had been iI
psoned aud that the authorities OF Pessro had seen lei,
tiers from rmssaries exciting rebellion in the provinces
now held ia Submission by Pspsi troops
The reports Of disturbances at Palermo are confirmed
The conflict between the troops and the people began
on the 9Th and lasted till the llh Bsglrra near Pa.
lermo Quiet had been restored but Palermo vas in a
state OF siege.
The interview between The Pope and the King Of Ma
pies has been adjourned.
Conferences had been held between the Pope and The
French Ambassador and il stated that ordinances
granting administrative reforms ready and would
soon be published.
| PRUSSIA.
| Great preparations being made In Germany 10
celebrate the Schiller Festival The PT,sisn Minister OF
Police had refused allow projected torch light nro
cessiOn IN Berlin, Democratic demonstration being
| feared
| The foreign Minister hsd received a Tuscan deputa
iion and virtually stated that the Prus-an vote will NOT
| be opposed 20 the wishes Of the Tuscan people
| AUSTRIA.
| The Nieuns Gazette announced that Baron Won Hub
ner Minister Of Police had rendered his and
that Il was accepted Baron Tbierney Ministerial Coun
cilor ~ the Department for Foreign Affairs "a
the Ministry OF Police The new minister summoned tc