, 1859-12-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
Embittered Foeling Betwoen England
and France.

4 Now Regent for Central Italy.
Foeling Betwoen England !
and France.
PORTLAND, Me-, Noy. 29.-The steamship |
bohemian from Liverpool on the 16th inss., ar
advices.
The steamships Europa and Hammonia ar
rived out CD the 18th, and the Anglo Saxon ou
the lGsh inst.
Prince Cariguan has declined the regency
Of Central Italy, and ii had been accepted by
Cheyalier Bnonicompagnie.
No announcement has Jet been made regard
ing The approaching Congress Of Powers. !
leader in the London 9snses saJs: we still
require to know in plain, frank and undiplomatie
language, what it is which the Emperor requires
US 10 enact as member of the Great Council Of
Europe. AnEnglish minister ulust have some.
thing much mors consistant upon the subject Of
Walewski's circular before be would be jussihed
in committing his country to any part in the
Congress for the settlement Of the ltalian dliil'
culties."
4 splendid new three decker named the Vic
toria was launched at Portsmouth on the l2th
inst, in the presence Of the Queen andthe Royal
Family.
The Earl De Gray is dead.
The TINES, in an article, says there is no doubt
TINT the feeling Of hostility against England Is
more bitter in France since 1915, and charges
the French Government with directly encouragg"
ing it. ..-.
lst Of January.
L serious mutiny took place on board the
ship-oGthe.line the Princess Royal, lying at
Portsmouth, 0rcr hundred Of the men were
placed in irons.
FnAscE,-Le P1ys says IN extraordinary
credit Of $4,000 900 francs is to be deyoted BY
the Government to the Chinese expedition.
The Daily Netcs, Star and Rost, Of London,
condemn the article in the Tinats on the war
feeling in France. The Post regards it as
wicked and wanton alarm, specially designed
to put the blood Of the nation up.
Welearn from the money articles in the Lon
don papers, that the demand for money has been
ac.ire at the former rates. The applications at
the Bank exceeded the average. Funds opened
heavily on Tuesday, under unfavorable fore
bodings, and declined I@t. The market raj
lied, however, aud closed at about Lis ADORE
the quotations Of the previous day. Two und
half per cent. is the minimum for money in most
q'aa5te.s, whilst many houses ak et@sf.
The Aarsailles papers state that Instructions
from the French Government have been re-
ceired at Alexandra to prevent any act that
would interfere with the Suez Canal Company,
whose works continue.
La Prtsse makes crushing reply to tbs anti-
English pamphlet Of tue editor Of the .Stiek-
The house of Fiqueri, Of Toulouse, bad falled,
with liabilities amounting to eight millions Of
| francs.
Wheat aud -four were higher in most Of the
French markets. On the Paris Bourse, rentes
closed at 70f.
IrAL1.-Cheyalier Buonconpagne enters i'm
| mediateIy upon the discharge of the functions
Of Regent Of Central Italy.
Rumors are current Of a ministerial crisis at
Turin, on the Regency question, but they. are
denied. The Paris correspondent Of the Lon
don Heratd reports that Austria ut the last hour
| positively refused to sigu the instrument OF
peace, If Prince Carignan accepted the regency.
| There are 5000 Venetiaus in the army OF Cen
tral Italy.
An address from the priesthood of Lombardy
Ind been presented to Victor Emanuel, urg
ing him to repress by law the attempts Of those
who ,,rociaim temporal power necessary to the
Church.
Prince Cariguan gave an audience Oh the l4th
ms, 10 depntation appointed BY the States o'
gency Of parma, Iodena, Romagna and Tus.
cany. The Prince said: ~ am deeply mored
1 by The offer. aud tender my most grateful tbanks
to the assemblies and the people who hare
girea me SO great proof Of attachment.
believe that ia making this offer, you are luau'
| GUEEa LESS " Ht pE1SNl0l ut44k3 AAAu yHu4 VIC
rotedness to the King, and by your feelings
which are not only liberal mud natural, but arc
also those of order and respect for nonarebica
institutions. Weighty representation, reasonl
ofpersonal propriesy. and The approaching Con
gress deter me, much to my regret, from re
spending to your appeal to accept Tue charge
am an thus making, wifl prove more useful L
the interests Of our common country, than if
acted otherwise" He concluded By recon
mending Chegalier Duoncompagnie as Regent
md telling the people that their conduct Dc
serves the sympatlies Of Europe, to reckon al
ways on the King. who will support their wishes
their destipies to his loyalty.
SpAlx.--Nothing Of moment has taken p1ac'
relative to the war between Spain md Morocco
The s;paniards charge the English with supply
ing the Moors With weapons and lnstructlne
them in their use. Active preparations for con
ducting the war were being made IN SPAIN 1
telegraph line between Conta uud Algiers was
about to be constructed.
GgrxASr-In the Federal Diet on the 18th
the affair Of the Constitution Of Hessc Case
was referred to Committee
In Prussia. the towns Of Thuringen, 0lddeu
burgh, and Hansccatic had voted for the re-es
t4blishment Of the constitution Of 1851. Somt
Of The ottcr governments voted ia fayor Of ttt
Constitution of 1859. Others abstained from
roting. The Committee has unanimously
adopted the proposal concerning the negotia
tion Of the Federal II litary Constitution ane
siou. The London Post, in an editorial, express
ses the opinion that the Hesse Cassel question
will be one Of great interest, aud the action @
Prussia in favor Of restoring the Constitution
is most emphatic recognition Of her determi
nation 10 support the popular government ant
national rightin Germany.
RcsstA-prince GortschakoF had addressed
circular to the Russian diplomatic a3ent
abroad, relatire to the Breslaw interview. !
appears certain that neither Russia nor PEussi
will support the project Of an Italian confeder
ntIou.
The pressure in commercial circles ut st
Petersburg WAS intense. The rate Of discount
had risen 10 81 per centum. The latest aecouDt
say the pressure was diminishing, the rates 70
money having receded.