The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-09
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Our London, Paris, Brussels and
Berlin Correspondence.
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Complicated State Of Affairs in
Europe.
TIE ITALIAN DIFFICULTY.
The Meeting Of the Congress
Again Delayed.
Austria Not Satisfied with the
Regency Of Savoy.
LORD CawLEYsMSSlN FaaHPiRHraLsxDox
Report sf y Disarmament Pro-
posed by Napsaeoa.
MARGN or FRENCH Troops FOR CHINA
THE SPANlSH-MoRoCCO WAR
Ssvsrs lIcrxaixry IN the Army Of
Algeria
MARGx or FRENCH IaGopS FOR CHINA.
JOAN BROWN IN ENGLAND.
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ts., Lee. &c.

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ks., &s.. &c.
mn car -t steamship Persia Captain Jadkns, which
l1 liverpool hat PAST zine O'Clock the morning OF
saHrrar rhs 1Es Of November, arrived her dock at
Jersey CiEy about me o'e,Ock yesterday morning.
Har Eewz = 6ays later than tia, brough. by the
Er5qg aad Ocean Queen, bu; Is Of very great in
tsrsss
IN L5adsa the demand for money hal been moderately
active and in few exceptional rather less than the
bank minimum had been charged for accommodation.
Tbs PARIS correspondent Of the London Post says de-
cided dcuy had grown up in regard to the proposed
Congress The invitations had not been issued Austria
was said to be the cause OF the delay.
Another authority says that Prince Metternich had re-
mitted to Count waewsk the letters from the Austrian
government addressed TO the foreign Powers inviting
them take part in the Congress These invitations were
to be delivered at their respective destinations by the
French couriers, conveying similar invitations from the
French government.
The Paris correspondent of the London Tins, in his
latest letter. confirms the the invitations TO
the Congress had been delayed not from any difference
between the English and French Cabinets rather owing
to difficulties started by Austria the regency
question The Vienna correspondent of the journal
says rumored in diplomatic circles there that thore
were still many and great difficulties to DO removed be.
fore the Congress could meet
On the day when the treaty racaions were exchanged
at Zurich NJ Armand delivered t. the Austrian penpo
Tertiary draft at sight for twenty millions Of orns The
remaining eighty millions be paid in four install
ments at short intervals.
An Austrian imperial letter orders the ministers grant
full amnesty 10 all persons compromised by the part
eey inSe takcu IN Italian affairs. This amnesty will APP
u no political character are TO he excepted.
The Ain,anach dc GoMa for $780, which has just ap-
peared does not any Of the changes made in
Itay by the last war with the exception of Lombardy
The apparently s nothing yet officially decided
on. Lombardy longer stands under the head Of
tria neither does it find place in the article relative
Piedmont. Nothing is changed in the Alnanach in the
Roman States in the Duchies of Tuscany Parma and
Modena the Marquis Tanay de Neri remains designated
as the representative Of the Grand Duke Ferdinand w.
The Almanach is evidently waiting until the Congress
shall have de6ntively decided he reorganization of
Central Italy.
Lord Cowley, the British Ambassador 10 France had
arrived in London and it was reported that his mission
lay before the English government proposal from
the French government for simultaneous disarmament
by England and France.
Another report is that he summoned to receive
final instructions from the British Cabinet respecting the
Congress
The London Post characterzes the recent Brussels tee
graphic despatch respecting simultaneous disarmament
by France and England being absurd on the lace It
says
Disarmament is the very last thing France could ask
the very last thing England could accede Our arma
ments not at all based upon French preparations
if adopt measures of defensive nature they I'm
deraken against all Corners and against combination
of Powers We do not vary in accordance with the vary
ing strength of our neighbors.
The Post believes that the prelimnaries which the Eng
h government have considered necessary previous TO
the assembly Of Congress in fair way of settle
ment and may therefore look forward to the assem-
bly, Of the Congress at very distant date The London
Times says the report in question was from the first only
unworthy Of attention.
The English government had decided upon making a
considerable increase in the army by the formation of
second battalion each of the regiments up to and ncud
ing the Thirty fifth by which increase equiva-
lent to eleven regiments will be obtained The London
Post says this ought excite no surprise when
the small amount Of the British army compared with
the extent of territory which it has occupy the
drafts necessary for India and China.
The london Times of the 26th ult, in leader on the
volunteer movement, says that if we to have really
imposing force, must be TO great extent consisting of
men Of the artisan class.
the London Times, IN some remarks on recent and
forthcoming meetings of the shipping interest, proposes to
give the reconcile meaning Of these gatherings 1t Is not
enough TO drive out Frenchmen and the Americans
British shipping means sailing ships and every princi.
pc OF protection and prohibition, tia sailing ship being
literally the weaker vessel has right 70 be protected
agninst the Formidable rivalry Of steamers
Her Maiestys ship Wrangler returned 10 Woowjcb
from an experimental 10 try the forty mound
and eight pound Armstrong gun a sea most
compete course of experiments was carried out sixty
ROUNDS Of ammunition with the elongated ship were fired
with perfect success, and every experiment pertaining 70
the gun was pronounced fautcss
The King of Portugal lad signed decree ordering the
dissolution Of the cortes. measure which had become
yai question FOR the maintenance Of the Ministry The
new Chamber vii be convoked for the 10th january
The health o. the King Of Prussia had so much improv-
ed that Ms medical attendants had advised his removal to
the Ise ~ wight
The Fenas Prc,s states tdat the electives OF all COM
pans Of Austrian infantry be reduced from 100 to
SO mcu
tnoer ihe beading q Austria at Work." the Opiaiore
Hdn""oe o. november %, has very baer article
asams' 'na' RIVER Which IN Germany proposes to the
Frankfort Diet - mataa the constitution which was in
1899 imposed upon the Hesse Electoral and mas com.
pleteiy crushed that province 80 tina, is as BODY de-
prived Of HE. AZ 70 Hungary, the Emperor Francis
Joseph has not kept any Of the promises made bv his
uncle Ferdinand the 18th Of apri lsas and ebn Ia
himself renewed ascending the throne Fo.,i,, - %
Italy, Francis Joseph promised the Emperor Napoleoo
that he would be good father to the yenetiaus Far
from that that Venice is ruined and unable 10 nag
the extraordinary taxes imposed during the war those
suggestions not only maintained for 1860 but nav
increase OF eighteen per cent them has us, been d.
creed