The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-08

NEW PHASES or THE ITALIAN QUESTION.
THE RELATIONS OF ENGLAND TO FRANCE.


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THE sPANisH-MoRocco WAR.
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The screw steannshp Ednburg, Captain jeffrey, which
left Liverpool ths 23d and Cork Ireland On the 2ah Of
November, arrived at this port yesterday evening
The Vanderbilt steamship Ocean Queen Captain Ssa
bury, which left Southampton on the 22d ult. also
arrived about eleven o'clock last night
The dates are Queenstown and London the 2ab NH
and the four days later than that brought by the
City Of Manchester.
The announcementthat invitations had been issued for
the European Congress premature Nothing auhsu-
tic was yet known in the matter.
lie Nord says is probable the discussions in The Con
greas will extend five six months The treaty Of
peace will first be examined and hen the Italian oues
ton will be discussed. soa
memorandum Of the Tuscan government tells the
European Powers that the Congress orders the restora
ton Of the Grand Duchics they viii oppose Il 70 the sst
attacked they WILL though sure Of defeat do their best
to repel force by force.
Prince Metternch has submitted to Count waevski aha
letters from the Austrian government addressed % ma
foreign Powers, inviting them take part IN tbe ouo
gress These invitations win be delivered by the French
couriers conveying similar invitations from the French
government
Earl Cowley has left Paris for london, having been
summoned is sad to receive the last Instructions Of the
British Cabinet respecting the Congress-.
The Paris Aonieur, Of the 2sd OF November copt.ns
the following important announcement:-
The French government believing that te eleeas;onur
prejudice the question which win be submitted 10 the sD
preaching Congress, had looked on the adoption 81 k
SSS -, ne Srr,snrs s;rs b, ~ , " = roy mods-
which declare that the maintenance Of pubs order ~
the sole object and only aim Of the above delegation 70 n
Buoncompagne and that the concentration ii hia hsnds
Of the government Of Central Italy had IN NO saan0e
character Of q cirtaal regency.
With reference to this question: the article concludes bv
reminding the public that the Noear s the only potca,
organ Of the government
The Aonitr contains decree TO insure the execut;ou
Of that clause Of the treaty Of Zurich wherein the giving
up the Austrian vessels captured during the late war
but not yet adjudged as prizes, ID stipulated.
regiment in the Bolognese brigade had taken The
oath Of Victor Emanuel and 10 wear the uniform Of he
riedmontese army.
N. Dcsambrois had been appointed the Sandman Am
baeeador to Paris
The London Hrdds Paris correspondent ssys il = de-
MED in well informed quarters hat the French papers are
be restrained In their expressions against Enelnnd
The Gnne, Bordeaux journal, had been ssizsd for
publishing the letter fassly attributed 70 The King ofhr-
dinia by the Amt de Ia ReligOn.
The Courier dS DimancAe gives an anaysh a tvo
dispatches which were addressed 10 the Cabinet Or TIA
Tuileres by the courts Of Vienna and Rome short t,
after the meeting Of the assemblies OF Central Italy Ount
de Rechberg called 10 mind the engagements Of yna
franca requested Napoleon III 70 dsapprovc or tho re
gency, and concluded by declaring that r. the Preach
did not loudly blame vote OF the Assem
bes, Francis Joseph could not to his great regret Am
the final treaty Of peace Cardinal AntonelR vrote n
the same effect and said that the regency were not
formally condemned the Pope could not follow out the
reforms which had been concerted with the Duke de
Gramont with view to the future reorganization Of ha
Romagna and the States Of the holy See in general.
The Dimanchs had received warning
The London Advertiser states that il is the intention n
the government to limit the intended Reform bin 70 the
extension Of the franchise The question Of dsf.a
chisement and the mode Of taking the votes are either to
be deferred or made separate measures.
The Spanish movement against Morocco is prscreasinr
slowly.
1t was reported that negotiations were progressing for
the forwarding Of New York direct mails via Queenstowu
DR.. Barry, Catholic Bishop Of Savannah had died in
Paris.
The father Of the child Nortara had arrived IN p,xis
determined to demand from the Congress the restsrson
Of his child.
Later news had been received from India but i i un.
important Business at Calcutta was dull.
The ship Duke Of Wellington, from Liverpool, bound 70
Bombay, burnt at sea Nov. II, of Cape Iheaasre
All hands compelled to take TO The boaAs and were
picked up after forty eight hours exposure.
Intelligence from Potsdam still reports favorable pro.
gress the condition Of the King Of Prussia Hh Nles-
ty takes his daily walks, notwithstanding that the wea.
ther sometimes unfavorabe, and gains great increase
Of strength, while visible Improvement s ohservab in
other respects.
The nedmontese government, following the examula
Of that Of France had contracted by public ubsuipt,on
loan OF four millions OF rente and received subscruous
amounting to nineteen millions Of rente or neasn fve
times the capital. The importance OF this operation =
very striking, when is considered that this loan corres
ponded TO sum Of eighty millions, and that more thau
four hundred millions wore offered 10 the government
The King Of Sardinia has issued decree ,for immo.
diately applying Of 100000 to fory Cremona,
Pavia, Tomato and another place. ~
The Opjone Nsonale Of France contains violent pro.
test against the participation Of France the Chinese war.
"Let us not says shed the blood Of our children 10
assure gigantic market to our industrial rival with whom
we can hardly compete at home"
II s stated that the staff Of the French expedition 70
China is under orders to leave on January 10.
It s stated that during the whole Chinese fort
nightly mail to be organized between Canton and Iou-
lon, via suez. H
The Danish Ministry had resigned. s64aT
In Germany tho conference Of the federal saaas was
about 70 commence ut Wursburg. Several questions Of
federal policy were " be considered. 49,
The London Tnes, Of the oath ulmo speaking Of the
Island Of Perm in order to get At ,sapprehen-
sions in France shows the nature q she E1gh eccupa-
ton, and Says 4
We have once voluntarily abandoned perm. but N ,S7
TOOK again, In order TO erect lighthouse and
y occupied Dy from nfty to sixty psry0ns nc1dnr
nlery Ine rest are natives Of India somprsng twenty.
nve ssppers ana Thirty gunncrs The sappers are occu-
p.u keeping up the water tank and store rocms and
however, nave no guns, bu, with Arabs and Africans
SOUND pro'ectou rs necessary against sudden attack