The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-05
Foreign News by the Eurepa.

SHAN0HAI.--The Chinese government hal
repudistsd the treaty with the United State,
by refusing to open the ports Of Snentoplt
and Taman az stipulated In the treaty.
PARIS, Nov. 19th.-No formal invitation
has yet been sent by France to England, bu
Count Persingy has been instructed to sr.
range the preliminary conditions with Lord
John Russell.
Austria and England have both protested
against the establishment Of the Regency 10
Italy.
The French prefccts are instructed to in.
vite the journals to be more oiroumspsct in
their language towards England. The pei
cent rents closed to-day at 66 IS.
1t 10 stated that Buoncompsgnie would
tender his resignation Of tho Regency to the
Sardinian government.
Two British war steamers have succeeded
in bringing OF $50 Christians from the small
porte Of Morocco. A general massacre OF
the fugitives was feared. A Spanish army
of AZ, 600 mon was expected to land in Mo-
rocco early in December.
Paris, Saturday.-The formal and Official
invitation will be sent to London from the
cabinets OF Vienna and Paris Simultaneous
". The invitations will not be idontical.--
Austris will propose that the Congress as
semble 10 Paris, while France will abstain
from indicating any place. It's certain that
Austria, through the medium Of Prince Met
ternich, has protested agsinst the nomina-
ton Of regent BY Piedmont, a. such re-
gcncy would DO contrary to the conditions Of
the treaty OF peace signed ct Zurich.
II is stated also that England had made
representations against the regency.
The wariike article ia the LoAdon Times oil
the 18th hsd produced : great sensation -
The Paris .joarnals generally say that the
views set forth are sxsegsrAtions, and that
the unfriendly feeling, 4 any exists, is en-
tireiy owing to the violence ef the British
Press.
The London Times, npon HE San Juan
difficulty, eDiargss upopa general conviction
that war between England and America is
impossible.
NAPLsA--- Orders have bssn given 10 the
Nepolitan Embassy to give passport 70 all
the NepolitAn exiIes Who may demand per
missioli 20 return. Av1vsF
IrALY. Parma. Aodena and Romasna
1ave rendered thanks to Prince CaviRnsn Tor
naming substitute, and informing him that
they accepted With gratitude tho regency Of
Buoncompagne.
Tas .Iis Co1.sisasioasi snnouncss that
the French government has recommended the
cabinet Of Turin to annnl tho sxpedisns Of
the regency which 10 delegated TO Baonsom-
payne, - such course would prejudice the
questions and sncrosch on the competency 81
the Congress.
II Vas said that the Sandman Congress
souid DO summoned TO meet bsfors tho -.
of the Congress.
Tho question Of the annsxation Of ItAl7 y
10 be fully discussed, and numerous address
= from the people Of the Dushiss viii be pre-
'snted ia order 20 give weight to their cause.
The Government Of Bologna had decreed
hat there should b suppression Of ths In
QUESTION.
Tho Piedmontese Gazette publishes let
cr from Prince Cavignan to Buoncompagne
n which he refers TO tho repeated assuren-
los Of Napoleon, that there should be no in
eryention in Central Italy, and says that
uch assurances are m encouragement 70 the |
'olicy q the King who could never conssat
let violence from without oppose the NJ,
IonAl will.