Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-11-09
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE VANDERBILT.

The voyass throughout was severe in the
extreme. vio,eat Northwcsterly gales pre-
vailing from the English Channel to Sable
Island.
GREAT BRIrArS.-'I'hc Glasgow Journal
say,-'rhe new steam ram built hy Mr.. Ma
pirr, will cost C311u,u0O, and measures 900
tons.
The Government telegraph from Gibraltar
and Malta. with extensions To India, Austria
La an China, will commence ut the Lizard
Point. Cornwall. and cross the Bay Of Bl,cay
"a Gibraltar and Malta. where il will fall III
with the Red Sea line IL Alexandria: thence
be continued . India and Australia.
The Morning Chronicle. says that it is in
contemplation IL connect the Manrtius and
the Island II Reunion by submarine cable.
The Daily News says, that the expcnd-
turc ut' the rlrnipotentiarlrS. during the ten
weeks. AT thr Hotel Bauer, amounts To above
lnu.uuut.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says
that mechanically accounts continue To arrive
from the South of France, of the loss OF life
and destruction 81 property caused by the
late foundations.
The Paris correspondent 10 the Morning
Post s;lyS:-''lt is understood the French ar
my will not br recalled from Italy until =
Congress lr,. decided the question of annex
inu Central Italy 10 Piedmont.
The Opininnr 81 Turin thus calculates the
cost of the late war of Piedmont The debt
which the latter has consented to accept is
2GO. uuOfrs.: sum To br reimbursed to France
Gu.0OO.ooo: expenses Of the war l$uoOo,WO
th..I ata
of the country, 10000. ooOirs.: total 50OOOo.-
600 francs.
The Daily News says that within the last
week an order has breu issued by the au-
thuritic- nj the war oli.r. canceling all pre-
vious orlcf> given for tn" immediate ship
ment of military stores lur service "t the
cxpcdtlnuAry force IL be- sent L. that c"un-
try. while. on the other hand, instructions
have been received mt the Royal arsenal ut
Woolwich, fer the Immediate preparation of
quantity of linen bandaycs 10 be sent TO
China.
The Liverpool Albion regrets to say the
GENITAL measure for grain is no longer i'll use
in the Liverpool market Tor any description
OF grain except wheat.
FgANrE-M NR>EILLES Oct. 222.-AdvIces
have been received from Rome t. the 18th.
His Holiness, the Pope, will return 10 Rome
on the 2uih
News from Alexandria 10 the 10Th has also
been received. After the Niccroy had com
municatei to the consuls the resolution res
pectng the Sucz Canal, they resolved upon
notifying Ia their cOuntrymcn who are en-
pluycd with works at Sucz, to leave the place
before the lst Of November, the Porte hence
AZ IA
dertaking towards Europe.
MARSEILLES. Oct. 24-AdviceS have been
received from Morocco to the lIth. General
Martimprcy has lcii Ncmours on his way to
the great Camp of Kiss e. which has been
placed in communication by couriers, and by
telegraph with the port OF NcmourS. The
expedtionary c"rI'$ d'"m'e Is ready 10 take
the field. The rnlonistS hope that complete
Justice will he done for the murders on Ia
borers and children. The column of troops
under the command of General purrlcu rr-
mains at Seh!on Tor supplying the place with
provisions and ammunition.
| The Times Paris correspondent says, com
mercial men hoped that when peace was
signed vt Zurich, confidence would h- res
torcd, and that business would resume ITS
ordinary course. but such is not the case.
The corn market is more firm. Ii Is rXper-
ted that the accounts received OF Il short
wheat crop III several countries III Europe. ~
well n the small supply in store III America
and Russia. Will produce higher prices III tn"
course at the Winter. The Paris flour mar
KIT was firm. There is Il constant demand
Tor kyc ut lGl per loo kilusrnmnes. The
result of the vintage is still an object OF gen
er;il anxiety.
l>pIA. The Bombay Standard says, Lords
Canning and Clyde. will doubtless have much
10 settle n 10 Ill" future Of Dude, which 1t is
now affirmed i Ia br anal samatrd with the
other North west Provinces. The Licensing
Bill has passed its second reading. SIR james
Outram pleaded lar the exemption OF the
army. but to ~ purpose. All classes are t"
be included. An Indignation meeting has
been held in Calcutta. aud petitions /" Parlia-
ment adopted. No further information res
pecting the stir among the Mahomcdans.
The IL til and ooh regiments are under or
ders Tor China.
4 severe storm visited Bombay sept. both.
The lightning struck the American ship
Waban. happily without loss Of lite
The Mana * reported Ia be dying oi Ieral
fever The disarmament is still proceeding
III Dude.
GgRM,Ny.-BGESLAr Oct. CIT Is asscr-
ted that the Emperor of Russia will not pro-
coed to the Austrian frontier, and Likewise
that his majesty will not have an interview
with the Emperor of Austria.
The Prince Regent of Prussia and the
other Royal Princes proceed tomorrow 10
Ohan, to meet the emperor Alexander.
Four DAYS Later from California.