The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
Arrival Of the fulton, Glasgow, and Mails
Of the Arabia.
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THE ITALIAN QUESTION.
Our Paris, Berlin, Brussels and Florence
Correspondence.
Important Debate in the British
Parliament.
Speeches of Lord John Russell Mr.. Dis
rael and Lord Palmerston
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THE ZURICH CONFERENCE.
WILL THERE Be AN EUROPEAN CONGRESS-?
NAPOLE0NS MANIFESTO ON DISiRMAME NT
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IMMENSE JOY THEREir IN ENGLAND.
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ALARM AND DISTRUSr IN PRUSSIA.
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THE GOODWOOD RACES.
CONTESTS fOnTAE STAKES AND CUP,
CONTESTS f0nTnE STAKES AND CUP
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The Uai:ed States mail steamship Futon, Capt Wo..on,
from Hsvre aad Southampton, on the q h of July,
rived at this por. early yesterday morning
The scfes steamship Glasgow Captain Thomson, which
le Glasgow The 9th Of july arrived at her dock
this port yesterday forenoon.
The mans Of tue Arabia with dates the 3oth nit
reached this city from Boston yesterday evening.
Toese arrivals place Us in possession Of Giles from Paris
ENd London Vie Goth and from Liverpool 30a July
with |e:ters from our correspondents IN Paris, Berlin
Brussels AD1 florence al of which enable complete
NOE: Interesting resume Of the progress OF ars in El
rope 70 the latest moment
Aivicee have bcen received from Rome 20 the 23j
of July. His holiness the Pope received tue French
oassador, the Ddse de Grsumon!, in ext-sord'nsr;
audience, which lasted two houre Letters received
assert tina. the prn cple Of the Presidency Of the Italian
Confederation has been accepted by sbe Pope. A c,a
ference Of Elk card!nsls has taken place. the majority
whom votei rsvorAoly for the Presidency
The kadena Gazette says--
We baevc ns7 assure our resders that MS Majesty
'hs Emperor Napoleon BAG written 10 Ls Honees
csrag TIE organization Of The Pon'ifc4 S:ses and
siculnry of the Legations According correso0od
ent the legations will Cpd in this solution state OF
'hnGs sufficiently 10 conformity with tneir desires aud
wan:s, The Emperor is rad to have further declared
That there viii hs Intervention ia Cspra Itas ether
oy Austria Fapce 60 long 10 the scua order Of
ia not disturb bed.
sgr Randi the apossoical legate has returned to An
COZ and resumed the direction of affairs.
Mgr. Rodlossi Bseop of Astr hGa arrived At Rome
express to his Holiness the imsns Of devo.ednsss
which snms.ean the people of hs diocess
:. VEINS letter In the Hamburg N.tos says
have the CON nencemen. Of rome srn all
reforus an ordnance siDphtes the rormalties to lie
obser7e5 in eva cases whereby the ADMINISTRATION OF
jnstice can be effected more rapidly Jus
Pea TO
ry of pe.sy IN the country dstrcts. Lastly
pex forest regulations have been accorded TO the ry,o
epd they will have the effect Of relieving villages OF heavy
charges.
The sem official CorreS0,aanca Aungrafa of July q
has the following
At Gibraltar the English mounting batteries not only
stated in the forts but the midst
st-.ee The day which the sentinel Straits shall
lh, bis dist match this place Will be transformed ino
volcano Of der ara ball Our forts Of Santa Bar
Of ndepende under the pretext that the French
might take possession Of them, only heaps o!
ruins, and the bronze artillery with which they
meo still in the hands of the English. The English
~ lot allow the Notifications TO be restored and yet
permit them enctoach every day, oy uct .ng
barracks neutral ground by takns The stone des
tined for their walls in the quarfies Of San Rogue
The same paper adds
The Spanish government taking into consideration what
has ard ha: may occur, has thought and still thinks,
right suspend either it's military preparations
works OF ortihcations which have been commenced in
dxrent places. 1t no. intend has been stated
dsi.s the provincial battalions whose military instr
ton will continue; and contrary to what has peer SAD
the recruiting operations Will continue aso.
The great national fe Of August 10, in honor Of the
Virgin Mary and Napoleon, whose fe< falls on the game
day, Is to be marked by military pagesut Of
spendor in Paris Detachments from every corps
took par. in the late war are to make their solema
entries into Paris The Emperor who has ye. appeared
in public in the capital will take tas opportunity OF
showing himself, bis beloved subjects.
AdVices from Verona state that the grapes
affected by disease In Lombsrdy and Teae.ls soarey
any expected to riper This loes, with the partial
des!r action of the crops Upper Italy, leaves
poor prospect for the winter.
Cavour has left Turin for Glamour, whence he pro
ceeds TO the Oberland.
The Nouuute Vauaois states that n Kossu.h with bis
family, arriced a, Geneva Friday July o. and the
day made excursion to vevey.
The French steam navy is TO be increased TO l50
oi-war, exclusive of p steam transports
The Gazette de Sana OF St. Petersburg July 49, pub
fishes tresy between Russia and China ratified by the
Two Emperors. The treaty contains twelve articles
grants to Russl leave to send ambassador TO Pekin
promises profession TO Christian missionaries and au.ho
rzcs monthly mail service between Kiaoha and Pekn.
The London Herald of the 9th Of July says:-
It's thought probable that Influential isDut2ton, re
presenting the interests connected with Buenos Ayres
Guiding members Of the leading provincial Chambers OF
Commerce. s aoou. TO wait upon tue Minister OF Foreign
Affairs to open the question of the dangerous position
the republic through the menacing attitude OF Urquza
and which is spprehended may entail disastrous
quences IL endesvors not made restrain the amb
tors character Of his desiens.
The Brussels Nor Of July o. speaking OF General
despatch to the Foreign Ministers Inc rights OF neu
tras, and the of the London Morning Post to
that despatch, says -
That ministerial organ, whijh 80 often attacked the
Monroe Doctrine now adopts It as an argument TO prove
that the Americans have no right to impose upon the
European nations new doctrines to what should be
considered contraband Of Far from trying i'm
pose new Doctrine the government Of the United States
protests against an innovation which acceptable
the Brtsb government, and which has for its obje1
constitute coal and even articles contraband of
In consequence OF the conclusion of the peace the dis
cusson OF these principles does not the great
teres OF actuay but 1t is to be desired that an inter
patloDal decision be made aud accepted by all Powers
so that the quest Of the duties OF neuttas
once and forever decided The doctrine Post would
in case Of war, bring about uncessng conflicts which Il
important to prevent in the interest OF peaceful com
nerce and general prosperity