The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-29
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ARAHO.
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FOUR DAxs LATER.
THE RETURN OF SENATOR SEWARD,
THE sPANlsH-MoRoCcO WAR.
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More Battles and Defeats of
the Moors.
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THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
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THE LAMONE INPANTWIDE In FRANCE,
MARRIAGE OF GEN. oARrBArpr.
Ae., Ae.. 10.
THE RETURN or SENATOR SEWARD.
THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS

The United States mail steamship Arago Capt Iiues.
which left Southampton the evening OF Wednesday,
1ah inst, arrived at this port last night.
During the first half Of the passage, tho Arago lad
moderate weather. and the last half session Of vo-
lent westerly gales, storms, and severe cold
weather The ship great part Of the time was covered
with ce.
The Arago brings 1877 passengers, the usual raih and
large and valuable cargo Amongst the passengers we
notice Hon. W. Seward, Mr.. Henry wikoH, Mr.. Donald
Mckay, and Mr.. Jas n. Nixon, accompanied by Mr. w.
A. Moore, Of Eiblos, with portion OF the artiss from
Cooks Roy al Ashley Amphitheare, London, for Nblo's
Garden.
The by the Arago is four days later than that
brought by the Asia, but Is not very important
II was thongh that Lord Wodehousc viii 20 70 Paris
second PeLpotentary Of England at the approaching
Congress.
The Paris Pays OF the l2h OF December announces hat
the Congress is constituted in principle. The unan
adhesion to proves that Europe knows how 70 ap-
precae and acknowledge the energetic aud loyal policy
Of the Emperor, and allows presage satisfactory
solution OF the difficulties of the Italian question.
is asserted adhesions Rome and Naples to
the Congress have arrived IN Paris and that Naples will
send two psnpoenariee and also that all the Powers
invited the Congress have sent in their adhesons
A despatch from Turin, dated the 10th instant,
gays
The Austrian letter Of Invitation TO the Congress- sgnsd
by Count RechbeYg, hRs arrived ana couched In The
same terms az that Of France 70 Piedmont
The Dresden journal Says
In to-day sitting of the Federal Diet the committee Of
Electoral Hcsse waa increased by the appointment Of
representatives. Of Austra, Prussia, Bavaria and Soxony.
Garbaai s still at Fino, in the ncighborhood Of Como,
where the Sd instant, he met vkh accident while
riding estive horse. The nsD a. frss occasioned
some alarm Milan; but letter from his medical at
endani published the newspapers removed all appre-
hension Further evidence of the slight nature Il the
INJURIES found the fact that the 7h instant tho
gallant general married to the eldest daughter Of H.
Ramcnd, Italian patriot who possesses one Of the
most beautiful Of the residences the Como n
| ls4s NJ Rsmond obliged take TO fight; his pro-
pery conhscated, and his palace used by the Aus
TRANS a barrack. Under the ysgime, however
everything has been restored 10 him. Great rejoicngs
took place at Como the occasion of the marriage OF
his daughter to Garibald.
The xcd~o taasee Of the eth contains an official article
which is sta ed that the public Of the sardinan
constitution and Of laws the Modenese provinces
bad led to memorial on the OF the bishops Of toe
said provinces, protesting against those provisions which
related to the chuvh that this memorial hal received an
Official reply from the government, and ha, the whole
transaction was intended TO De kept private but that the
bishops having given to their act publicity their secta
rim journals the government longer considers Itself
bound to Keep silence and consequently publishes all the
authentic documents relating TO the affair.
The provisional government OF Florence has by allow
ing discount collected advance tho Land tax for 1850
amounting to between ak and seven million OF francs
The Austrian Gas Of the evening Of the 10Th instant
| says
To-day on Change it positively stated tha. with
the year the pay ment in silver OF the cenons OF
| the national loan will be resumed.
A letter from Pes,h OF The 7th inst says
piece Of extraordinary has reached tho hiyl
political circles Of thus city that !. is without hesi,s
ton venture TO communicate and vet tbas, ,ircles
nave excellent means OF ooa'ong the earli-t best
information The news H. that Emperor OF Austria
conIempaies abdictiing the in of his SON a
child born The 2ist of August, 1885, and appointing as
Regent his brother, the Archduke Maxim.an formerly
Governor Of Lombaroo Venetia. The reason asscne. for
The projected aboicaon Is that Emperor soes with
dismay that Austria is going to wreck aud RUN And
shrnks from the risk OF figuring pcrsopaiiy ia history n
the last Of the Hapsbnresn On other hand b.ng
obstinate and wrongheaied Young man he vii, no.
consent to make the important CONCESSIONS tn the different
parts OF hs empire, and especially Hungary by which
alone the dangers now impending over Aus could per-
haps, Tor o time be- ayerted
The Copenhagen Dsolada Of the 18th ms. announces
that Prince Christian Of Denmark has refused the DOS, Of
Governor Of Hostsin offered to him. Govern usnt has
In consequence, given up the project Fifty eight OF the
principal members of the Diet presented an address,
Of confidence 70 the former President Of the Ministry
Won Hail. This address includes vote Of defiance against
the present President of the Ministry, N. Rots~iu.
letter from st. Petersburg OF the I'd inst meutous
that the Governor OF Siberia has paid visit to
Jeddo the capital OF Japan with squadron composed Of
twelve vessels of the Russian navy
From Paris We learn that the Council Of State preparing
project OF law reducing the Customs dates espe
cAy on articles Of primary necessity Marshal Random
the Minister OF War has II Is said rendered his resignation
Tne Paris correspondent of the London T.mes says:
N. Emile GirafdiD's brochure, slEnpAreur Nauo,eon
ILL., ct fEurope" has at last appeared. Tne Impression
sexed ~ the printers on inc an November the day
Jucge INSTRUCTION The legality OF this premature seizure
was contested the brochure finally restored 10 the
printer and was With publshcd with the exception
VI pssssgs which might be construed into once u
the Emperor and which omitted.
An imperial decree in the Bulletin des Lois opena m
extraordinary credit Of francs for the expenses Of
repairing the old residence Of Longwood and the tomb or
Napoleon l. at st. Helena, and theappropriaton Of other
parts Of The domain Of the Val Napoleon
Trade w Paris had been more active dur;nr IN. v..R
Spectators begin 70 feel certain degree of conndenoe
n the maintenance Of friendly relations between rnsn
and France since the semi ocal announcement hat ,h
representatives of these Powers viii enter Onere@ Win
friendly feeling towards each other The accouns from
Ly ons not satisfactory Trade In Marsslles = u
slate OF complete staepa,,on. lss
The French frigate Forte quilted Cherbos ON the NJ.
for China, with 400 men, 400 seaen drilled n tho
use Of the musket The Fhone, with the Second battalion
Of r'emen, was expected TO sail Immediately for CANA
The London Times says:- aa3 81 ~ s7
Two adddMonal batteries OF Armstrong oune vsrc m
Frcay proven ut Woowlch with perfect safiscton and
two other batteries underwear. The sae ordeal On
cay, win the same result They were subsequently,
moved IN cases to the military store department 10 be
backed for mmedste transmission By overland
10 China The Total number ready for the expedition,
and which wln be despatched during the present week.
amounts 10 80 tMI
The London Herald O. the lith inst speaking of the
deaih OF Washington Irving says sa*
That Washington Irving copy s Of English writer's
" IN r-isect hat that he saw much IN E1g' tone
AID style ~ "rtor which gown - America
tobshy ~ rut1 4nd th,t % sh ,uif have ssir by
HABITS thought tones &c expressing them s,ch
Yong intercourse WITH the highest clsssea N the Ola World