The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-11
1--WE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the City of Balti-
more and Hungarian.
WAR BETWEEN SPAIN AND MOROCCO.
A COUNTER REVOLUTION IN ITALY IMMINENT.
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Proclamation Of GaribaIdi to all
Italians.
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Important Letter Of Napoleon to Victor
Emanmcl.
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Ym WRECK OF THE ROYAL CHARTER.
Ratification Of the American Treaty With
China, but Not in Pekin.
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Loss OF the Ship Charles Holmes
and Her Crew,
Co., &C., 60.
hnDortant Letter Of Napoleon to Victor
Emanuel.
yR WRECK OF THE ROYAL CHARTER.
Ratification Of the American Treaty With
China, but Not in Pekin.
Loss OF the Ship Charles Holmes
and Her Crew,
NEWS BY THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.

ne steamship City of Baltimore, Captain Ietch from
Liverpool October 49, and Queenstown October n, with
1u hundred passengers, arrived at this port about half
paet two O'Clock yesterday morning.
The City Of Baltimore the 29th ut fifty miles west
Of Cape Clear, exchanged egnals with steamship City Of
Manchester same day, passed steamship Canada Elm inst,
lat a. passed ioeburg 9th nst of Cape ace passed
steamship Europa bound east sth INST 800 miles east Of
eAudy Hook, passed sh samuel Lawrence, bound west
Count Collorcdo is dead
The London papers Of the 2sth utmo announce the
death Of Lieutenant General G. G. Lewis, Colonial Com
mapdant Of the Royal London Engineers
The london Ne,u continues TO announce fresh English
contr rlbuiicns to the Garribald musket fund.
The london Times Of day, says it is stated that
during the past fortnight orders have been sent by the
French government TO some Of their consus at British
ports take up vessels for 10000 tons Of coal for China
and the East and that about 600 have already
been obtained The rates paid have been 76s per ton 10
Hong Kong, and SIS. for Shanghae Two vessels were
also ut Liverpool for coal at $685. per ton at Snga
PORE and it understood that stocks required for
other ports.
No tenders have yet been called for by the English
government for the supply Of Goals
A despatch from Galway, dated Thursday night, Oct
"a says the royal mail steamship Crcassan arrived at ii
p N with three hundred passengers and fair cargo
bringing telegraph dates from New York via ST. Johns
f. to the nth inst She left St. Johns midnight on
the 18th, and encountered strong northeas gales.
Railway enterprise Il alive throughout every part OF
yevOuionzed Italy The short tract between Stradella
and Piacenza which is 70 unite the Sar ainan lines to
those of Central Italy, tie construction OF which
hitherto hndered by Austria, and more lately since the
war, strongly opposed by France, will be opened
before the end Of this mouth when travellers will be able
10 20 without interruption from Susa Bologna In tho
countries Of the Emilia lines from Bologna to Rmip
Ferrara and Ravenna in progress of construction.
Several projects also foot 70 connect Florence with
Bologna-that is Tuscany with Lombardy-by railway
ncToss some Of the Apennine passes.
The Oea.Tisiahe Correspondence OF Vienna Of the 25t
rH contradicts most strongly the aolt respect
ing retirement Of several members Of the Cabinet
sccount Of differences Of opnon said g exist among the
government lately No such differences exist therefore
no such change Of the leading members of government
will take place
A despatch from Venice OF the 25ta ult. says:-The
Governor has left for Vienna TO confer with the
ent the affairs Of Veneta The outposts stationed on
the frontiers will shortly be increased The portions OF
territory occupied by the Pedmontese troops have nearly
al! been evacuated II is expected that reforms IN the
administration Of police will shortly take place.
Letters from the British squadron China state that the
crews Of the ships suffering severely from ophthama
The Chesapeake said to have 200 on the sick list from
ths alone and Of the vessels is said 10 have the
Who'll. OF her crew, without exception suffering from the
same cause.
The Fairy Cross, from China arrived in England with
13SOOO lbs. This the second ship with
eons cougous.
despatch from Paris dated on 2e.h ultimc gives the
folowing-Thc Moner Of this morning says the letter
which appeared in the Steele addressed TO Pope Gregory
XVI and the authorship Of which has been attributed 70
the Emperor, written by the brother of his Majesty
who died at Ferli in 1881.
The Pdfrie says;-Ther Maesties will stay at Com
pagne from the 3oh of October to the both of November
There foundation for the that the Emperor o.
Austria is expected at Compiegne.
The Grand Duchess Maria of Russia will visit their I'm
peral Maiesties during their sojourn at Compiegne.
Brescia despatch Of 25th umo says--1he Austriaus
have evacuated fye cantons Of the district Gargnano
she Iago di Marda The of the inhabitants
very great.
Tie Liverpool Tsssas Of the 27th October, says-What
ever may be the Misunderstanding and how complicated
soever may apparently be the relations between this
country and the Emperor Of France 1t would appear that
he has not by msnns abandoned the idea of still join
ing in expedition China for the purpose
bringing the Chinese 70 Of their perfdy and
cruelty Colonel Rbsurt, Chefdu-Cabinet of Marshal
Random Minister OF War as arrived In London charged
with q mission relative TO tie expedition to China.