Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1859-12-01
Late from EuropsArriyal- of the
Steamship Gircassian.
Sr. JOINS, N. F., Nov


tenth, and the Plepipotentiaries were t.
ieavefor their respective countries oD tn
18th inst @t--
4 Tho Paris Monitner says that France snd
Aueiris: have agreed to promote Congress
of the Great Powers.
| ENGLAND.
/ Sir G. G. Lewis, in speech at the LORI
Mayors banquet. stated that no formal pro-
possl had been made to England for Con.
| gress Of the Great Powers, and, when q
proposition is made, the government will de.
librrate upon its acceptance. ON the under.
asnding that the Italisns isre net to be
CO orced. - ~ :. g q IE S II
Two war steamers and -four gun boats
have left England fer China. r, :.
| FRANCE.
The Bank of France has lost nearly nine.
teeh millions Of francs ia cash. during the
month. The Paris bourse close firm Al
75f l6c for three per cent ientes.
The Paris Constitutional exhorts the
Italians to moderation and patience.
Tuscany has followed the example Of the
other States Of Central Italy,. and conferred
the Regency on Prince Carignan. The King
Of. Sardinia, however, under the pressure
from France, has refused to grant the Prince
permission to sccept the Regency.
~ JOas y Il II sRAiN.
The affair in Spain and Morocco are IN.
changed. it.is reported that the Sultan
has empow erec his brother 70 grant the de-
nands Of Spain:
- 81 ilDiA xnpcaTHi. / ~ 4
The maih from csIcstt.l To- October s,
and Hong Kong 10 September %, have
reached England The ratification lof,he
American .rea,y had produced no chsnge in
the commercial affairs Of China. Mr.. Ward,
the U. g. Minister. had gone to Japan.
The Russisns had large naval force at
Jeddo, and il was feared that trouble arise !,
owing to the murder .: the three Rusians by
the Japspess. T-aA = 4&1SS--9s- -
s-'=- i'ess NHw YbRK, Nor. Is.
The steamship Vigo, which ssiled from
Liverpool on the 9Th, and from Queenstown
on the following day. arrived here this morn
ing. i,y/ T.{E8s m +. ~ Il 4 E.
1t is now asserted that the statement
that England an France had settled the
basis oithe pfopo sed Congress is,st least
Epremaiure. -sssf.5s'fa t.a..i le;.isi .sa7 r.l
"A Berlin disputch, of the 9Th inst, says
shst 81 the i#tessiew- held al sBresisu, The
Emperor, of Russia and the Prince Regent Of
Prussia determined not to consent to revis
ion OF the treaties Of 1915, nor to take part
in any Congress in which England would
not be represented, the last resolution being
proposed BY Prussia. --rr~
. f. GREAT BRIrAIH.
: The weather continued very stormy and
severe gales had again proved most disss-
trohs to shipping off the coasts. Many ves-
ssls with their entire. crews had been lost,
aid the mail packet service with the Contin-
ent had been greatly i'm peded. Eszrss
The Prince and Princess Frederick Will.
lam OF Pu,ssia had arrived 10 England, on a
visit to Queen v Gloria. - s4.rT 4
T The Tunes editorially criticises the Great
Eastern, and throws great doubts on her
being able to fulfill allthat has been promis-
ed her. The vessel is pronounced detective
in ?ropeIling power. ~ ah'
s.n TIE official correspondence between Eng
land and SPUN, is published is the London
Spain declares tkatshe will not continue
TO hold Tangiers, or any part Of the Moroc-
CO csast, that will give, her superiority that
would be dangerous to the navigation of the
Straits, alter a trssty Of: peace is signed
|. .-.!r.., FRANCE. /
.Preparatiurs in France forthe Chinese
expedition continues with great activity
Qpe authority says that 1000 men, viii
probably take their departure during the
last fortnight in December. 1t is under
STOOD that the French ard English govern
msnts, which for moment differed imopin-
ion a. 10 tie scale of the joint expedition
to China, are now in complete accord. and
that the general military basis of tlieir CO.
operation has ,baeu agreed upon. :. s..
A European. force larger than;any that
hes set been seen III Chiaa, and equal to
any. service that will be required :of it, will
appear 10 the Peiho in the spring. 4 !;
Il il re-ssser ,s that the French forces
on The Morocco. frontiers were being dec
ippted BY :holera- Gen. Insuf and CoIone!
Zsusves are reported dead making ia ali
six superior officers who have fallen victims
to the disease. -.
BOD SIidlsiiflLr. H9:.9 sis3 .
The substance ni:the reply of King VIC.
tor Emspuel to the Emperor's letter. Is re-
ported 70 ke to this effect: That ifthe En-
peror of the French 10 bound BY the Gon-
vention Of villa Francs, the King :.of Ssr
dinis is also bound BY the wishes Of his
people. So g11
The Drilts, Of Tursn; announcss that the
greatest part Of the Piedmont losn had been
subscribed for.by the FIRST banking houses
of Turin Genos. Parma, Madens. Leghorn,
Florence. and sBologna. The ,trsdipgs con-
muuty of Milan had subscribed 2s,oeO 600
francs tT. sA ef+r =,
One version Of Victor Emanuel's resp,nce
TO Napoleon'f letter is, that he te lis the EN-
peror he cannot adhere ip the Congfess to
the policy ofFrsnss, teuchiag The .,restsra-
tion of the disposed dynss.ies, but he viii
promise not to give any armed aid to-Csna
tral Italy as long a. there is no military IN.
terventfon there by any other power. "
STAIN.
l. There is . vague report thata mutiny
hid broken out among the Spanish troops
I collected at Algersirss, but it locks confir.
ustinH II ia atatad that n Moorish oun,