New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-02
IRE EUROPEAN CONGRESS- AND ENGLAND.
The Regency of Central Italy.
RESIGNATION OF BUoNcoMPAeN1E.
The spanish.MOrOccO War.

HALIFAX, n. g.. Wednesday, Nov. 30, 1859.
The Royal Mail Steamship Europa, which leh Liv
prpool at O'Clock on the afternoon of the 18th,
and touched at Queeestown the following day, has
arrived.
The ship Corn Linn, of New-York, for the Clyde,
stranded near Rathn on the 15th but got off on the
following day and reached the Clyde.
LATEST By TELEGRAPH TO QUEENSTOWN.
SHAScHAE, Oct. 6--The Chinese Government has
repudated its treaty with the United States by refus
ing to open the ports of Suantopl and Tawan, slip
mated by that treaty.
Pans Saturday.-No formal invitation to take
part in the Congress- which is to be held the 18th
December, has yet been sent by France to EnglaDdi
btt Count Persiny has been instructed to arrange the
preliminary conditions with Lord John Russell The
formal and official invitation will be sent to London
from the Cabinets of Vienna and Paris simultaneously
The invitations will not be denteal Austria will pro
pose that the Congress assemble in Paris, while
France viii abstain from indicating any place. II is
certain that Austria, through the medium OF Prince
Metternch, has protested against the nomination OF
Regent by Piedmont, as such Regency would be con-
fray TO the conditions Of the treaty of peace signed at
Zurich II is stated that England also has made repre-
sennttaatticonrss against the Regency:
The Paris correspondent of The Times Of Saturday
staes that confidential communication OF an inpor-
tant nature has been addressed by the Minister OF ts
Interior 10 all the Projects Of France with view OF
ohviafnr the effect produced in England by the violent
lanouage of the French Press. The Projects In
trfcs3 10 invite euch Journals 10 be circumspect.
THE Minister says that a journal while defending ener-
neticaly the rights of the country might easily AVOID
offending the susceptibility Of great people by pur-
eunp this line Of conduct Also that the dignity OF the
Imperla policy NAV be reconciled with the interests OF
the alliance of France and the maintenance OF peace.
LONDON, Saturday.. m.-The funds nave Deen
dull to-day at yesterdays quotations, with very little
business going forward in this or any other department
of the stock Exchange. The closing prices were, for
Money e5s 90; for account, 96l Tbrees, sl5 G94B.
PARIs Satrday-l2:l5 p. m.-The Bourse con-
tinues very dun. Rentes open Mt 6sf: 9Oc.
3:l5p In.-The funds closed shade lower; kentes,
69f $780, or nearly below Yesterday quotations.
The steamer Columbo arrived at Calcutta on the S4tn
October, 90 days from Southampton.
LIyFRPooL. Sdayun Y. m-ArIived, ships Potomac,
Harvest Queen and Hartley, from New-Oreansi Kos
well Sprague, from Charleston; and Saranac, from
Philadelphia. IT..
The shir Detroit from Trapani for Boston, put into
Queenstown in leaky condition.
The exchange of Publications az ZuTich mas oeeh
fixed for the 2lst of November The iuli powers en-
trusied 10 the Plenipotelaries would then be with
drawn. 81, -, 1,o.
20 the Powers which signed the treaties OF VIENNA 10
end Observation-Disclosures 10 the Congress- had been dls-
matched The seat of the Congress would probably be
Pars the Governments Of Russia and Austria having
sioniked preference for that capital.
"A Paris telegram 70 The London P0st says that the
Powers invited 10 send Representatives TO the Congress
ore roc that signed the final act of Vienna, and the
three principal Powers Of Italy The congress VIII %
thus compoted Of France, Britain, Russia, FT1ssis
Austria, Spain, Portugal Sweden SARDINIA, Rome
and Naples. ,.-,,. IN ouosor,
he Pope in the Congress-