The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26
iolicy Of Napoleon, Caribald, Victor Emanuel
and the Pope Towards The Italians.
Speech of Sir G. C. Lewis on the China
War and European Congress.
french Official Exposition Of the
Zurich Treaty.
AFT AIRS IN CHINA AND JAPAN
&C., Sc, sc.

The snard screw steamship vgo Capt Michigan, which
called from Liverpool at 1880 A. on the 9th inst, and
from Queenstown the following day arrived at this
port at LAS yesterday morning November 20, bringing
164 passengers.
The cunard steamship Africa Captain Shannon, which
LEFT Liverpool at ten O'Clock in the morning on saturday
the l2h Of November arrived at this port at half past
four o'ci.ck yesterday afternoon
The reports BY the rgo were only two days later than
these brought by the Canada whilst the main features Of
the news by The Africa, with somewhat later financial
and commercial adviccs, anticipated by the arrival
OF The Galway steamship Crcasslan ST. Johns, N F.
and the Geographic summary given ia the Herald yes
tcrda! morning.
our European files by the vigo and Canada dated
in Paris The 10th, London the llh and Liverpool the
I2 instant. These papers, together with interesting
tiers from correspondents in the different cities of
Europe put possession of full details the latest
The weather and of the English continued very
stormy, and gales hal again proved dsas-
trous to shipping 1anyvessels with their entire crews
had been lost and the mail packet service with Con-
tuen, had been greatly impeded. A Bristol pilot who
Lundy Island the 81 Of November, reports six
large ships wrecked there during the previous gales.
Names unknown. The all persisted. The island
was covered with wrecks.
The sbip Tyrol. bound from Suiina to Liverpool was
lost sand bank at the entrance Of the Mcrsey during
the night Of the h and all bcare-supposed to have
numbered from twenty to thirty persons, including a
piloi-were drowned
General Serrano Domnguez, the newly appointed Cap
tain General of Cuba family and SUITE embarked at Caiiz
tie 3ist ul. and left the day, in the steamer
San francisco de Borja, for the Havana.
Hong Kong letters of the 2sih Of September say that
the ratification of the American treaty had produced no
change IN commercial matters and, according TO one
authority would go into operation until matters are
settled with England and France The cuese forts a.
the mouth of the Peho had been strengthened and the
general bearing Of the Chinese led the belief tina, they
contemplated resistance
The London Times Of the 10th instant contains letters
from Pekin and Shanghai descriptive Of the entry Of Mr.
Ward to Pckn, his conduct Court and departure from
the city The statements confirm and substantially
the as those given the letter Of our owa CORE
spondent given in the Herald
Mr.. Ward, the American Minister, had gone TO Iapap
where matters remained in an unsettled state rseve
Russian ships of war were at Jeddo Three men belong
ing to this force had been murdered ami serious eonse
quences considered improbable.
In Cochin China fresh hostiides had been commenced
by the Anamese who attacked the French inirenchmens
and were repulsed with loss
An Influential deputation lad waited upon Lord John
a
to the of the boy Mortara Lord John in his rcpy
denounced the offence which had been committed bat in
view Of the difficulties which always surrounded inter
ference with the laws of foreign nations he considered
that il would be useless for the British government, to
make any representation to the Papa authorities
subject BE would, however place the statement OF the
deputaton before his colleagues in the Cabinet
The official correspondence between England and Spain
the Morocco question is published the London Ga
xste Spain declares that she ou continue hold TIN
9rs any part Of the Morocco coast that mould gos her
superiority that o,h Je dangerous to the navigation of the
Straits after treaty Of peace is signed.
The French Gen. DeMarnprey has required the Moor
sh tribes whom he has subugated pay tribute Of five
million francs. The cholera continues to prevail among
the Spanish troops collected at Agesras and the
of nine days there were sixty six cases. Of which nine
teen proved fatal According to the recent stats
tics Spain fit out feet of $50 vessels but alto
geher they do not carry above 100 guns OF these $50
vessels 275 may add little nothing real strength
of the feet of the remaining eighty Gve are
sailing vessels and only forty steamers The mar.
time population is registered in France and said
that at the first summons from the Minister Of Marine
10000 sailors might be collected within few days in the
ports Of Spain.
letter from Tangier says the Moors making active
military preparations and the chiefs have begun preach
ing up the Holy War
The London Post touches upon the fact that the enthl.
sasm of the spaniards in this with Morocco caused
to great extent by religious prejudces and fanacsm
The London Times publishes letter from Lord Ellen
borough to Lord Brougham in furherance the success
OF the Garbald Musket Fund Toe noble expresses
hope that stimulated by the results TIA s. woch are
conveyed in the demands France about t. make in the
Congress the Italians will rise vindcate their RICH, 10
choose their own government. As to Garibaii, Lord
ohud,.; 49,
he leads.
The Florence correspondent OF the London TIps saws
that letters from mni bring intelligence ofserious disor
ders among the Romagnese troops The Modcnese Par
mese ana Romagnese forces daily receiving fresh
Increase from volunteers Gockng to them.
The same writer states that the Pope had declared that
IL the Emperor Napolcons letter to Victor Eman,, ., q
proof Of his Cathocy, Gen the Catholic church b,l mn
hope from The Pope concluded Jy def,ao ga
Emperor, through his ambassador, to do his ,coyst
1t is stated that at the interview held al Brcseau.
the Emperor Of Russia and the Prince Regent Of Prussia
have determined not to consent repsion If ne reni,
Of 1915, % take part in any Congress gic Eagand
should not BE- rereented. The last resolution was pro-
posed by Prussia.
It reported that instructions had been sent TO II
Thoyena the French Ambassador at Constantnople Il
represent TO the Sultan the advantages to be derived from
the construction Of the Suez Canal and also to confer with
the Russian Ambassador this subject, 10 order that the
ambassadors may act in concert in this matter.
The Greek government will be called upon pay the
loan Of 1000 francs guaranteed by the three Powers
DIR. urse the French Ambassador has presented col
iecove note, which states that Notwithstanding bal
the resources of the country sufficient
10 warrant the demand for repayment
lhe CORK Exporter Of the 10th OF November contains
the ioiOwng on the Panama mail contract.
n journal Connectnd NTH
ona q We're sent in varying from glfo 900 % coo
H. later h er was offered by Howard AMI lever and
seph Cunard was salOcoo Au' oHsr u 90
The usual military parade in honor Of the brsa,v r.
the Prince of Wales took place in Windsor rro,,o ~ :
presence Of her Majesty and the ROYAL famny uar u,
jesys dinner party in the evening was larger than usual,
but excepting her Majesty foreign vtcrs ,e guest. ~,