, 1859-12-19

TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Amcricn's Adrfeess

TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Amcriea's Adrices.
SAckvILLr, y. B., Dec 1.-THE Horse E1-
press. with the details Of the Americas news.
has arrived here.
The steamship City of Baltimore reached Liv-
erpool on the morning Of the I'd.
The Cunard Company advertise tho steamers
dltsct, respectively, on the l7th and 31st Of De-
cember.
The limitation Of the French Government 10
attend the Congress has reached the British
Cubinet, but the Austrian Invitation had not
been received. ltistaken for granted that Eng
land Will be represented, and speculations are
at1oat Us to who is to be the representative, hut
Of which nothing authentic is known. The
1imts urges Pal1nerston himself 10 70, and
rumor says not without sanction In high quor-
ters.
The 0piaione Of Turin confidently points to
Count Cavour as the probable first represents
tire Of Sardinia. Martinez de La Rosa will rep
resent Spain. The powers will be represented
by two plenipotentiaEies. The 9th Of January
is spoken Of for the first sitting.
:, The ncipalrepreseutatiyes Of the four great
national Powers will, it is reported, be the fol-
lowing: Russta-Prince Gortschikoif; Austria
Count Ricbbure; France-Count Walewski;
l&N34I1-OaIUu <5EulElLZ~
Ii Nord says Tint there are many obstacles in
the way Of Cavonr's representing Sardinia, and
that De Sa!brois will probably be the man.
The same journal says that England will be
represented by Lords clarendon and Cowley.
The French brig Reyil Martin, from New
Foundland for Bayonne, bad been lost Oh the
coast Of Landes, and out Of Sc passengers on
board only 81 were saved.
Count Borharting IS announced as nomin-
ated to represent Austria in the Court Of tn.
rin.
Gen. Garabaldi, by having 10 military occu-
patton Oh his hands, promises 10 deyote his time
to the musket fund commission.
taThe President Of the Tuscan Ministry has
been summoned to Turin to make arrangements
respecting the Regency.
The new electoral law for the Lombardo-Sar-
dinlan Kingdom is promulgated. The number
OF deputies are fixed at $50; being shout one to
cvery 80 0V0 Inhabitants. An e1ector must hare
turned rs years, and must hare learned to read
and write.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
TURIN, Dec. 3d.-The affair Of the delegation
0! the Regency to Duoncompagne hare been
arranged to tue satisfaction Of al parties. He
will proceed Immediately to Florence with the
rank Of Governor-Gencral Of the provinces Of
Ta1Es7z, Dec. d.-Constantinople adyices
state TINT the Government had Withdrawn the
troops stationed ut Thessa1y, in the Grcckfr
tier, and transferred them To Monastin.
QrkESsrowS, Dec 5.h.-A letter from the
Secretary Of the French Emperor to Nessrs.
Shaw, Mellatsy l. Co., Of Blackwell, is published,
which says that the Emperor has not changed
for moment 10 show hts faithfal ally that whnt
he has been, be will continue to be.
L.spoS, Dec ed.-The Brazilian mail Of No
fought between Urquiza and the army Of Duc-
nos Ayrcs. The latter we're beaten and were in
full flight towards the town. Urquiza was mov-
ing on Bucnos Ayres.
The principal Russian organs declare that the
French government has no idea Of applying to
the Congress to cancel the clauses OF tie tfea.
ties Of 1915, relating to the Napoleon dynasty.
The 11nsts Vienna correspondent learns from
Berlin, that Prussia, Russin, and England were
endeavoring to establish basis for their nego-
tiatiou with Fzunce md Austria during the
Congress.
4 Rome despatch Of The aeth ult. says the re-
port TINT the Pope had already consented to be
represented at the approaching Congress, md.
bad appointed Cardinal Antonell tQ represent
him. was without foundation.
The London Stdr says thht the royal commits
sion which was appointed to inquire into the
national deienses, hare agreed to report the
Southport doclyard 50 inpertectly defended Oh
thoroughly. The Star also says that the conf
missioners willrecommond loan for the amount
required.
Considerable activity Was evinced in ship sup
plies for China, and it WAS expected that the
last ships forming the Chinese expedition would
have quilted France by Dec is.
The monthly average OF the price of wheat as
published in the Aoaittxr shows an advance Of
fve-eishths Of acentine on the previous months
average.
The French frigate Perseverance, with troops
for China had been twice driven back by bad
weather.
The Paris Dourse was quits buoyaut. The
business small ,Rentcs on the second closed ut
7o@s0c.
Il il reported that the protest Of Austria
against the Regency Of :Buoncampagne hiss been
withdrawn in consequence Of Count Waiewski
having given m assurance to 1fince Metter-
mich that the nomination would in no war be
prejudicial to the central italian dynasties. =
EERr 1ArEsr.-LoNpos. via QUEENSTOWN,
Dec, 5th.-The following letter has been pub
lshed here:-Palace Of the Tuiller1es, to Messrs
Shaws, Nclotzig 4 Co.. BlackwelL-
GENTLEMEN You have written to the En-
peror to know what bis intentions are as regards
England Great fears or confidence should
alone explain this step. On tho one side you are
possessed with In imaginary trouble which ap-
pears to have Geized upon your country, with
the rapidly Of IN epidemic and on the other
hand you reckon upon the 10y Alty of Him from
whom you desire reply, it is easy for your-
4ElSe3 10 give II. IL you uAu calmly examined
the true state Of your spprehensions. That cause
you had only found in all the rumors created By
your countrymen, BY the obstinate propagation
Of the most chimerical alarms, because, until
NOW, there wasnot 9 word or IN act of the En-
pcror, which permits doubt Of his sentiments,
and consequently Of h,s intentions towards
England. His conduct, invariably the same,
has not changed moment to show his faithful
and trreproachable, that what be has been,
declare it to you, in his name, be will continue
10 be. Witness again the approaching COM
muoity Of perils to be shared at distsnce by
your soldiers aud oars. Great nations should
appreciate, but not fear, each other. Receive
the expression Of my distinguished sentiments
[Sigued.l SEcnETlKr Or TIE EXTERIOR
"CAitf du Cd1Intt-"
The report that Lord Palnerstou would be
the first Plenipoteutiary of England at the Con-
grets, Ind made favorable impression On the
Paris Bourse-
PANS, Saturdav,-The q per cents opened
firm and animated at III, aud closed at I'll. for
money and III l5c. for the end Of December
account, showing rise Of per cent. since yes
terday afternoon.
L,vrRrooL, 4,h.-The royal mil steamship
art1vcd this r. n. from New York.
Arrival OF the California Overland
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