Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-03
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Additional by thc Europa.
NEW York, Dec 1.-The exchange of ratification
at Zurich has been fixed for the 2lst of November,
the full powers which had been entrusted 10 the
Plenipotentiaries would then be withdrawn.
Letters of invitations from the French govern
ment to the powers which signed the treaties Of vi
enna TO send Plenipotentaries to the Congress- had
been dispatched. The seat of the Congress would
probably be at Paris The governments Of Russia
and Austria having slgaIfed preference for that
capital
A Paris telegraph TO the London Post says that
the powers invited to send representations to the
Congress are those that signed the final act of Wen
ma. and also three principal powers OF Italy The
Congress viii then be composed of France Great
Britain, Russia, Prussia, Austria, Spain, Portugal.
Sweden. Sardinia, Rome and Naples
1t is reported that Cardinal Antoneli will repre-
sent the Pope in the Congress.
The London Times, writing on the San Juan diff
Guilty. enlarges upon the conviction that war be-
tween America and England is impossible. 1t how
ever saws that there convictions that work
out their own truth in practice, and there 9TH
ers which tend TO their refutatation, and we sim
cerely hope that different readings of the axiom,
that war between England and America is improba-
bic. may not be Illustration of this truth. The
editorial after pointing out the importance of San
Juan to England, and the impossibility of the SUP
render of il unless very different title be
brought forward from those yet seen 1t concluded
bv expressing eh satisfaction that the right the
island will be cOolly discussed in Washington, and
and London while the affairs on the spot remain in
stata quo. The London Herald understands that Mr..
Lever has again offered to charter the Great Eastern
for twelve months, but the proposition was refused
without hesitation by the Directors.
The official investigation into the loss of the Royal
Charter is progressing in Liverpool but without de-
yelOping any thing new. The divers at the wreck
had brought up several small boxes of gold.
FRASCE.-The Marquis MOrtier, Ambassador to
Berlin is transferred to Vienna, vice Baron BOr
gueney, who retires from public life. Prince Va
tour Du Verrgne goes to Berlin.
Gen. Mont9nbau is named as General-in-Chief of
the French expedition to China. His nomination is
unpopular in the army.
Prince Metternch had received letters of ere
dence as Austrian Ambassador to PARIS.
The warlike article in the London ETimes of the
18th had produced great sensation. The Paris
journals generally say that the views set forth are
eXaggeratiOns, and that the unfriendly feeling if
any exists is entirely owing to the violence of the
British press.
LATER-MADRD, Nov 1S.-The correspondence
autograph contradcts the rumor that Spain has re-
ceived diplomatic note from England relative to
tina Morocco expedition.
NAPIES-0rders have been given to all the Nea-
polltan embassies to deliver passport to all the
Neapolitan exiles who may demand permission to
return
RusSn.-A frost Las prevailed on the Gulf, be-
tween st. Petersburg and Cronstadt, and cOmmuni-
cation is stopped
The financial pressure continued, but the latest
symptoms rather more favorable.
A dispatch from Verona reports for seven days
awful gales; during which seventeen vessels were
wrecked. No further particulars are given.
TURKEY.-The ministers had acquiesced in the re-
form proposed by the new Grand Vizer, Fudd
Pacha. RiZZa Pacha remains definitely in office
it was reported that Vela Pacha to be am
bassador, to Paris. The official Gazette declares
that the Porte has by no means placed a definite
of he
ject.
NDIA.-The Bombay mails of October 26th ar
rived at Oden, November 9th, and were expected to
reach London by the Zlst OF November.
ENGLAND-The societies of art have inaugurated
movement for great international exhibition in
London IN 1862. They propose TO raise guarantee
fund OF e250000
Measures are about to be taken by the Govern
ment for the protection of the Belfast harbor
1t is stated that the British Government is under
the conviction that it is impolitc rely on any one
national laboratory and arsenal and have
determined to establish inland arsenal on a large
SCALE and to commit its working to civilians 1t is
not intended. however, to supercede WOolwich
The London Times has again disquieting article
on the relations Of England and France. 1t com
plains that. in France, every instrument that can
work on public opinion is being employed TO raise a
violent spirit of anmosity against England and the
nation at large, and that the army are taught to
look on with England as not remote The
Times cannot discover any serious question ut issue
between the two governments and afrms that it is
IN the power of the Emperor alone, to put end to
the state of things daily becoming more serious
and If he does not do So there is reasonable ground
for drawing gloomy inference from his silence.
The harbOr of Ireamp Havre is to be trans
formed into military post and arsenal.
The A'ai de Religion had published a letter pur-
porting to be an answer of the King of Sardinia to
Napoleons recent letter 1t is, however pro-
nounced fabrication, and the journal will be pros
ecuted
dispatch from General Martin Prev announced
additional successes over the Moors
StOhtenfoht says that intelligence from the manu-
featuring towns in Franco is less cheering revi-
val hoGeveris anticipated during November.