The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-16
AFFAIRS IN EUROPE.
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YHE MAILS OF THE HUNGARIAN,
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Our london, Dublin, Paris, Brussels, Berlin
and Gibraltar Correspondence.
The VeXed Questions on the Other Side
of the Atlantic.
The Spanish Morocco War and
the Italian Imbr0gll0.
Napoleon's Letter to the King
Of Sardinia.
he Claims Rome as the Centre OF the
Italian Confederation.
Mr., WARDS OFFICIAL DIFFICULTIES In PEEIN
The Minister Standing ON his Citi-
zen Dignity,
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The SPANISH Morocco War and
the Italian Imbr0gli0.
Napoleon's Letter to the King
of Sardinia.
he Claims Rome as the Centre Of tn,
Italian Confederation.
The Minister Standing ON his Citi.
zen Dignity,


The European papers brought by me Hungarian 10
Portland, reached this city little aier O'Clock yes
terday morning.
Our files dated in London on the Isl 81 November
and coDtan interesting details the news, tele
graphed from Portland, given IN the Herald Monday
morning.
The late storm which occasioned such fearful loss Of
NE and property upon the OF England also felt
npon the coast ofFrance and Belgium, although had not
oceasioned such anentaoe results recorded in the
English papers letter from Osteud states that the
fishing boa; Vulcan, OF Brussels, Captain Brunee ar
rived 26th having board four sailors belonging
a small craft OF the Paune (near Neuport), whom N
Brunec and his rescued the channel west OF os
tend The violent of the previous night had driven
the Of fmer from noongs into the open
sea The crew who al the tine had OF their naut
cal apparatus direct them, would inevitably have
persisted but for the 0stend fishermen who, a. the !mmi
peril of their own lives, rescued them from Their
periious situation"
At a meeting ofdelega,es OF various committees Of
the Belgian Association for the Promotion Of Customs Re
FORM held recently in Brussels, II resolved that The
annual general assembly Of az the members Of the Asso
cation shall be held al the beginning OF NoveMperthe
day for the proposed reunion be formally announced
special summons.
The Prnssan Admiral, Prince Adslbert, has been at
Dantzic where he has inspecting the Thets Arcoha
and Frauenob, the vessels which form the squad
ron which is 10 Dc employed the expedition to China
and Japan; and il is said that overtgres which
been made BY the Prussian goernmen. Count
luxembourg a higher rank in The diplomatic service
which be conferred him, expectations enter
tanned that he viii object undertake. the per-
Torrance Of the duties Of that mission, for which the high
sgt qualifications considered to be necessary.
Holy head correspondent Of the Manchester Guardian,
writing on the Goth of October, says
II = nov expected that the Great Eastern viii leave
here FOR Southampton today morrow. The repairs
being carried with the greatest energy, but much
still remains 10 DC done The directors have resolved
dispense with the presence Of Mr. Scott Russell, and 70
commit the whole direction Mr. Thomas Bold A sum
OF goo has been placed at his disposal in order that
all that d Necessary 10 efficiency and COMPLETENESS may
be done as speedily as possible In the spring the vessel
viii 20 to Liverpool.
Toe sardinan government has commenced the work Of
reorganzng provincial administration rendered
sary by the incorporation OF Lombardy with Piedmont.
The kingdom has been divided into provinces
each Of which viii have governor, with a council.
The Manchester Guardian Of November rernarks:-
Mr.. Golden learn from Paris correspondence
Of The tord received Saturday by the Emperor
LOUIS Napoleon who viii doubtless have omitted effort
persuade the honorable gentleman thai the policy Of
france eninenty pacific, and especially friendly to
wards England.
The Emperor Francis Joseph evincing good deal OF
interest in the celebration Of the Schiller festival
Le Nord says the reception given Warsaw by the En-
peror Alexander to the Achduse Albert the bearer Of the
oveftures the Court Of Vienna most ceremonous
formal and cold.
6arbadi arrived at Turin or the 2s.h ult, comph.
ance with summons from the King. lie had been
thssasticay received everywhere the road. Al Tog
heri in addressing the multitude, he stated to have
said
with a King like Victor Emansel. with an army like
surs and with people like you, italy should stop
until she has freed the last inch OF her soil from the heel
Of the foreigner
The Independence of Turin says that 405 600 inhabitants
Of the Venetian territory lave emgrated January
last.
The Neo PruSsian Gazette says
We are informed that the chief object of the interview
at Beslau find durable bases for the peace Of Eu
rope, and to confidence in peoples minds by the
fact OF two great Towers cordially agreeing the pend
ing questions Il is rumored that all OF them have been
discussed am decision come To- The report circulated
at Vienna That nc interview al Breslau was directed
against unfounded On the contrary, Prussia
has attempted 10 concia.e differences.
A letter from Florence says
Isaw at Parma and Bologna, and everywhere through
the Emilia signal proofs of the activity Of the London
Biblical Societies Fine copies OF the sitaap Noda
Protestant translation of the Old and New Testament
either sold at very low prices freely distributed by
their agents hear now that elegant building rising
this city, in the Piazza Barbano, DELL Independence,
which is be tenplen the worship or
the 'tNaonal Ialiann '.Reformsd Cathoc' Church.
small congregation, at variance with the established
Roman Catholic communion already exists in Florence
and since last April what may be called protestant"
with open doors.
letter from Paris of the Goth ultims, in the Liverpool
Mercury says
me newfoundland question-that source of intcrmina
e ospu'es between France and Engand-is about be
nmcapy settled. A commission, over which d. dc Go
hoped, viii be considered acceptable by England TINS
eommsson VIII commence its labors forthwith aud ter
mhateShem as speedily as possible.
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