The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-02
MTERESTIT 6 FROM EUROPE.
ADDITION ~ NEWS By rHE EUROPA.
Preparations For the European
COngr ess.
The Entente Csr1 .ale Between France
anO England.
Exported Rev ,udiation of Our Treaty
with China,

&c, Nc No
HALIFAX, N. s, Nov. 80, 1859.
Yne r.essnship EnrspaA which lsft Liverpool at two
o'clock on the afnosn OF the lsth touching a. Qaeens
Town on the following dAy has arrived
inc Europa sailed at ascat for Boston, where she
vii be due aooss miIw,gh. Of Thursday.
fne snip cora lArdns from New York for the Clyde,
was stranded rcar Piasn the 9Th, but got OF the f'l
lowing day and reached the Cryde
Inc exchange OF rat0 cations Zurich has been fixed
is 'ne zist o. Noveun The fun power entrusted 70
p'eMpotenaares woak then be Withdrawn.
Letters Of inviiato from the French government TO
me Powers which gned treaties of Vienna, send
renpoeenuares TO the Congress- had been despatched
ING seat Oh Inc Nnge would probably be Paris the
governments OF R'issia and Austria having signiaed
preference for thai capi ta
Prs despatch the London Pos. says that the
fowers invited to sen representatives to the Congress-
are those that signed the final of Vienna. ami the
shree principal Powe RS Of Italy The Congress will be
thus composed OF Fl Ance Great Britain, Russia Prussia,
Austria, Spain, Po tugal Sweden, Sardinia, Rome and
Naples
It reported tn A Cardinal Antonel will represent the
Pope in the Congr ess
We are indebt Captain Leich, Of the Europa, for
The following, ,p,ed from the Liverpool Courier of the
10th Of Noveml ,er-
The United states government has concluded very i'm
poItant arral gements with the Canadian government
rega as the ~ lure transit OF the mails between Europe
sno pe rse IN and Western States and down South to
New orleans The service is TO be performed weekly
the winter Port and, calling Queenstown the
GUNNER 70 quebec, calling at Belfast In consequence of
ts arrang men the probability is that that the Cunard
splendid aeet of royal mail steamships will be
wmhaIawn from Boston and run weekly to New York,
The Char es srse IN a ny
compleo d Of the Grand Trunk Railway 10 petrot and
:he open ing Of the Victoria Bridge. The mail service
from poi tand ano Quebec to New Orleans wn be per-
TO- meo four days, aid in TWO days Chicago ST. Louis
and cln nnat A few years ago, people said that all
these snnges which were contemplated by the Grand
alized.
Mr. McIver, agent Of the Cunard Steamship Company,
oonr Adiced the foregoing in the following the
Edit Of the Liverpool Courier
S My attention has been drawn to paragraph in
me Courier OF TO day. headed The American Postal Ser
VIC e., Id which ausion is made to the Cunard vessels,
AN the probability OF their being withdrawn from Boston
egret exceeoingy that you did not inquire Of
truth Of this error, before giving currency and the
L<esent just to beg that you will contradict il your
next cotton as nothing OF the kind could be in
platoon on the part Of the Cunard Company without nv
being acquainted with it, Yours truly,
The steamship Kangaroo arrived at Queenstown on the
evening Of the l1th and a, Liverpool the evening of
The steamship Ocean Queen arrived at Southampton on
the evening Of the 18TH
The Persia reached Liverpool on the morning Of the
18th. -
GREAT BRITAIN.
The London Times, upon the San Juan difficulty, en-
arges upon the general conviction that war between
America and England is impossible. It, however, says
lhere are some convictions winch work ont their own
truth In practice but there others which their
own practical refutanon. We sincerely hope that the
derent readings Of the axiom that with England and
America is impossible may not be illustration this
truth The edorin, after pointing out the importance
OF San Juan to England, and the inpossbiy Of the sur
renoer OF it, unless very different title be brought
aacton that The s oy w masa
used in Washington and London. while the ad4irs
The London Herald understands that Mr.. Lever has
months, but the proposal refused without hesitation
by the directors
The official investigation the loss Of the Royal Char
ter progressing in Liverpool bpt without developing
anything new Divers at the wreck had brought up
raj small boxes of gold.
Measures about 70 be taken by the for
The protection Of Belfast harbor.
The Society Of Arts have inauguraed movement for a
greet international exhibition in LONDON in 1862 They
propose to raise guarantee fund Of quarter Of million
stated that the British government are under the
conviction that is Lot polite 70 rely on any national
war abo atoy and arsenal and have determined to esab
lsh inland arsenal on large SCALE and
working TO civilians 1t is not intended however, TO su
The London Times again disquietng article on the
relations of England aud France. II complains that in
rs being employed raise violent spirit of luminosity
against England and the nation at large and that the army
remote Tns Tnes cannot discover any serious nUs
question at Issue between the two governments,
put end the state of things dsy becoming
and if he does not do there reasonable ground
foi drawing a gloomy inference from his silence
FRANCE
Marquis Moster, AMBASSADOR to Berlin is tran serred
tovence, vice Baroa Bergueney VINO reres from public
life. Prince La,our.Danverig ne goes to Berlin
Gen. tiontauban i named General In Chief Of the French
f1peoiAon TO ChinS This nomination is unpopular in the
Prince Meernch had received letters Of credenoe as
Austrian Ambassador to Paris
The warhke article in the London Times of the lEh
had produced great sensauon The Paris journals gen
orally say that the views set forth exnggeratons
that she alendly feeling any exists is entirely owing
70 the violence of the British press
The harior Of Fecamp Havrc 20 be transformed
into military post aud arsenal
Ele AMI Dc "a Religion had published letter purpor
ing to be an answer Of the King Of Sardnat Napoeons
recent letter It is however, pronounced fabrication
and dhe jour.al will be prosecuted.
Aces patch from Gen. Martinprey announces an add
tonaa successover the Moors
The Bourse was pretty steady. Rentes the 18th
closed a. 6sf: So.
ITALY.
II was stW@d snat Chevaler Buoncompagni had most
poned ,partk-e Genial italy IN assume The Re
gency. The Emperor Napoleon disapproveg tho whole
proceeding Ind has notified such osapprobston To the
Sandman gov eminent.
The Tarn urnair unanimous in declaring that the
King Of sSardiL IA Cannot recede from his ac,
Parma Mod, and Ronagaa have rendered tbap,,s N
Prince Cal ignAsi for raining substitute and nformed
him that hey accepted with gratitude the regency Of
The Paris xSeuituosnd announces that the Francb 80
vernmen ssc0nnended the Cabinet Tur, 10 ansul
the expede AcOfthe regency which delegated to Buor
compasni al xnch COURSE would prejudice the question
was rum. Ned 10 Paris that Gen Garbad was a,,o,,
20 resign and etse TO the Island of Sardinia In conr
nation OF this he London Posts correspondent says that
Garbald had 80 his resignation Of the commend of
the army in Gem ns Italy The King Of Sardinia accept
ed IT, and named hem lieutenant General Of the Sardi-
MAN army.
was said that e Sandman Congress- would be SUM-
to meet bet Te the assembling Of the Congress
The question annexation Of Italy fully dis.
cussed addresses from the people OF the
Duches viii be prese sd in order to give weight TO their
cause.
The government Of Bologna had decroed that there
should be a cfression OF the inquisition
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