Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-19
LAT ES T.

ARRIVAL OF TIE STEAMER CITY OF BALTIMORE.
New YORK, Nov. 10.
The steamship City of Baltimore, brings
Liverpool advicpS vf the 27th ult., receivod Mt
Cork by telegraph.
The steamship England from Liverpool,
bount for New Orleans, was driven ashore
du,ing the same gale in llolyhcad harbor.
The Great Eastern rode out of the gale ad-
mirably.
The condition of affairs in Naples was al
anning, and fight was thought to be pend
lng.
zen. Garibaldi had issued a stirring pro-
clamation to the Neapolitans
FRANcE.-Paris, W ednesday.-The Minis
ter of War has placed material OF war at the
disposal of the Spanish Government, and de-
clared that the Emperor will support the mill
tary operations of Spain in the war against
Morocco, in a similar way to those made by
Piedmont during the last war.
Ii is stated that the Emperor will pay
visit to the King OF the Bel sans.
TrRKEY-Constautino advlceS OF the
18th of Octobc" lad been received. -Four OF
the chiefs of the late conspiracy had been
condemned to death. These condemnations
had created ferinent among the populace,
and direct NciIScdiiSc ildu lCaSHCt
the palace of the Sultan
The MontenegrinS had begun to commit
great atrocities against the Turks.
ITALY.-Turin, Wednesday.-The Minister
of Justice has resigned in consequence OF the
Court of Cessation being transferred from
Turin to Milan.
BRrsrA, Tuesday.-The Austrians have
evacuated five cantOns Of the district compoS-
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SPA1y.-Madrid, Oct 2t.-MarchinS or
ders have been given to the troops which are
to join the expediticnary army against Moroc-
co.
Marshal O Connell will start at the end of
the week.
General enthusiasm prevails among the
people.
FRANCE The Constitutional says that
France will not stand the action OF England III
the Suez Canal affair.
The only part of the Royal Charter stand
ing on Monday evening, was small part of
the stern with the wheel and screS lifting APP
paratus. She struck at 3 o'clock on Monday
morning, and broke up at seven O'Clock on
Wednesday morning. Before striking her Ca
bes parted, one after another. She tried to
steam the coast but the wind blowing a hur
Tlcdtie, Silt uIhtCu dSboiS. OSNSlai oouiSS
were washed ashore, the majority of them be-
gold sovereigns from of the rocks, and an eff
ficient guard was much needed.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday, midnight, Oct 27.
-Repnrters have arrived from the wreck Of
the Roval Charter They state that ,he YES
sci struck at o'clock, A. NJ. The strain be
ing too great for her cables, one heroic sailor
swan ashore and rnado fast a hawser, hy the
means of which several lives. were saved, and
more might have been rescued had not the
vessel parted with dreadful crash. The rest
of the passengers and crew were either killed
by the falling masts or pcrished in the waves.
Four hundred and seventy persons were lost
and thirty -one saved. All the women and
children perished. The bullion it is expected
will be recovered.
A large number Of wrecks are reported on
the English coast with much loss OF life. No
American vessels are mentioned.
GALWAY, Thursday P. NJ, Oct. 27th.-The
steamship Circassian has arrived.
SP,Iy.-Madrid, Oct. 25.-The rumors
which have been current concerning peace
full settlement with Morocco, are without any
foundation. The Generals and other officers
left this evening.
ISDIa.-rrieste, Oct. 2I.-The Austrian
Llovd's steamer brings advices from Calcutta
to Sept. ODD. The government had dispatch
ed $500 men from Bombay against the rebel
lious Trahers
CHINA--Hong Kong dates arc to Sept. II.
The American Ambassador had returned to
Pekin, without having obtained the ratified
treaty at that CITY, The ratification of the
treaty had taken place by commission to Peh-
wang. .o
TrRkEY.-Constantino dates of Oct. 22d
state that Ruprista Pacha has been confirmed
as Grand Eizier.
The Paris correspondent of the Times re-
>ss,s thst he state Of affairs between France