The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-17
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the North Brit0n at
Farther Point.
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FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS.
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THE ZURICH CONFERENCES.
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L0HBARDY THE ONLY POINT SETTLED THERE.
TIE DuchieS and The Leg Ations to Go
Before IN European Congress.
ANOTHER WAR IN PROSPECT.
Significant Circulars, Orders Of tho Day,
and Warlike Preps rations in France,
Austria ard Sardinia.
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china, Coshin-ChlmA and Japan Arrayed
Against: Europe.
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DEATH OF MR. MASON N PARIS.
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xhe Great II Astern to Start for Port
land Next Thursday.
THE SAN JUAN DIFFICULTY.
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ANOTHER WAR IN PROSPECT.
Significant Circulars, Orders Of tho Day,
and Warlike Preps lrations in France,
Austria ar id Sardinia
The Great u Astern to Start for Port
land Next Thursday.
THE SAN JUAN DIFFICULTY,
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As., &e., &c.
FARTHER Porr c. E., Oct. 16, 1859.
The steams nip North Britain, from Liverpool on Wed
nesday, the 9Th inst at NJ passed this point at
ahree o'clo' * this morning on her way to Quebec.
Paris despatch of the 4h briefly announces that Mr.
Mason, 40 American Minister, died the Sd of apo
plexy.
The Jtondon Times has another sharp editorial the
Fan Jr difficulty II rejoices at General scotts mission
10 the Pacific and trusts in peaceful solution of the ques
xion. characterzes General Harney's proceedings
som Hthing in military achievements and denounces
tho flibustering and lawless promoters of the en-
torprize and its fitting leader. The Times argues
that the treaty undoubtedly gives the island to England
and counsels the American government all friendship
and sincerity not to minister to the ambitious passions Of
any class by contesting the rights which appear
TOO strong for sophistry to overturn.
The cable for the telegraph from Alden Kurrachee had
been despatched from Liverpool and expected
lad by the middle Of January, sohes communication BE-
jsoeen London and Calcutta wu be completed The length Of
fAe shipment 300 knots, and the electricians re-
port il 70 be in a high state Of perfection.
The Earl of Jersey had died in London aged 81 years.
The directors Of the Great Eastern have finally decided
that the ship shall not Southampton but leave Port
hnd on trial trip October s, arriving at Hoyhead
ed TO despatch the vessel to America the 10th. No
passengers are the trial trip is said that
the maximum number OF revolutions shall be obtained
from both engines proceeding with passen
gers During trip from the Thames the paddles
exceeded eight and quarter and the screw thrtytwo
revolutions per minute and to obtain the maximum speed
she paddles must 60 fourteen revolutions.
The London builders strike continues unadjusted and
although the masters profess to have ten thousand
working under the terms Of the antsociety declaration
matters looked quite threatening continuance Of the
STRIKE
The London money market showed material change,
but the demand had been active to meet the payments
maturing on 4h Consols had been slightly depressed
by the American difficulty, but had recovered Grmness
The continued influx of gold 10 the Bank likewise
frzed every adverse consideration Tuesday being the
9Th Of the month"; the payments heavy The tempo
rary demand money has entirely subsidized and
the best paper be discounted with at "a
cent Railway shares &c, continue dull but well sup
ported Paris letters mention increased demand for
money.
The transport ship Clara with nearly 400 soldiers wives
and children, had escape from wreck in the
Channel She rock Ibut got off and reached Ply
mouth leaking badly
General Changarnier had returned to Paris from
Belgium.
General Canrobcrt and the Duke OF Magenta had re-
smed command in their respective military districts.
Marseiles despatch says the number Of the French
forces on the frontiers Of Morocco 10000. is
ported their operations not to be confined 10 the
frontiers of Algeria, but will occupy portion Of the ter
rory of Morocco, Of which Ouhda is the CENTRE and
from which ncursions by the Moors have taken place.
The Bourse closed buoyantly the 4h at 6076.
Paris letter says that the King of the Belgans visit
Barrz made to arrange the Belgian debt to France,
was failure, alternatives put to him being that he
did not proceed with Notifications Antwerp nothing
would be said about the debt, but II the works
were commenced payment would be enforced. Another
authority says the visit has reference Engands policy
regarding the proposed Congress
The Emperor remains at Barrtz till October the 10TH
cand will stop two days at Bordeaux route for Paris
Another speech is anticipated at Bordeaux The French
Army of Observation win winter in the peninsula.
The Monscsr published decree admitting brandics ex
raced noasses direct into France from Mayotte In
French vessels duty Free
The King Of the Belgians left Marseles the Sd inst M
Sosae to Switzerland
Orders have been received at Brest prepare large
quantities of provisions, supposed to be for the gChina
expedition.
The Paris -four market had been anaed and advanced
francs per sack Wheat also dearer both in Paris
,p the provincial markets.
!, NE silk markets dull.
n rsndes had again risen in the Paris market
n e vintage was progressing and the accounts are
gene rally unfavorabc.
The steamship Europa from Boston Halifax arrived
a, Iiv, rpocl at A. H. of the 4th.
The steamship Anglo Saxon from Quebec, arrived
ut Iiyc pool at p N. of the 4th.
NEWS FROM ITALY.
THE Zun CH CONFERENCES AND A DRAFT OF PEACE
ARTIcIk MATURE or THE TREArY-KOssUrHs
POSITION TOWARDS AUSTRIA AND HuNGARY-rnE
CoNriNEN TAL POWERS SEEKING ARMS IN ENGLAND
MARSHAL NELL THINKS OF ANOTHER wAR-THE
FRENCH EMAMENTS-BTPLOMATTC CIRCULAR ON
sARDISIA's PoLICY-RUPTURE OF RELATIONS WITH
THE POPE, WNERAL GAnrBALDI IN BOLOGNA AND
VERY PoPULa DIFFERENTIATION OF THE ITALIANS
TO BE FREE, ETC.
All the six Pl enspotentiarcs were present AZ the
Conference the Sd which the articles Of peace wero
read R
The Paris Potrie that the peace treaty will m
signed within n few days at Zurich.
The treaty will confirm the eesson OF rombsrdv ,rd
contain setlemcnf OF the Lomb ard debt There vii, h
ihree nstrunents OF tcace the Hrst between France ga
Austris anoier between France and Sardinia and .h
third bctwccn The three Powers. Central I,aan oeca,
are 10 be settled by the Congress.
Mis- asserted at Paris that the Auerian aoverrnon,
consenied to reduce the debt Of LombarJy 10 be born
more than half that sum.
The English papers pubhsh interesting letter from
Ecssub expressing tho kecn.st grief the vlarancu
Arrangement at tho moment when The dclycrance