The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-11-10
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

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Haiifax, Nor. 3. = The steamer America,
from Liverpool, with advices to the 22d ult mo
has arrived here '
The America passed the Asia on the 3d. OF
Kinsale. HE 6l
The America will be due at Boston on Satur.
day morning. a
The steamers Vanderbilt, North America
and City of Baltimore, had arrived out.
The departure of the Great Eastern had been
postponed indefinitely.
The Liverpool cotton market was steady.
Breadstufs were duh. Provisions were quiet
Consols 96 "a 96t.
The details of the Zurich treaty were merely
an amphncation OF the Villafranca agreement.
The rights Of the Grand Duke are reserved
Spain is dissatisfied with the offer made by
the Emperor Of Morocco, and war was consid-
cred imminent.
The Sandman Government has issued de.
cree for a loan of Toe, 00O,O francs.
The Zurich Ireaty.-The Zurich treaty slip.
ulates that the ratification shall be exchanged
within fifteen days.
The Paris Pays intimates that Naples, Spain,
Portugal, and Sweden, are not likely to be mem
bers OF the projected European Congress
The London Times, Post, and Herald, are
averse to England's joining it. The Post, Lord
falmerstons organ, regards the Italian COM
phcatlon as very serious, and the situation of
Napoleon as very embarrassing. 1t also thinks
it certain that Romagna will be attacked by the
Papal troops, and that at the first menace of an
armed Intervention in the Duchies, Garibaldis
troops will sweep away every vestige of Papal
rule.
1t was reported at Paris that the Emperor
had refused an audience to deputation from
Bologna, but granted one to deputation from
the Duchies.
France.-The English journals continue to
draw attention to the immense naval arma-
ments building in France, particularly at Tou.
Ion, where twenty-five large ships were being
constructed.
Nothing definite was known as to the pro-
jected French expedition against the Chinese
1t was reported that Marshal Valiant had
suggested to Napoleon the occupation of the
Duchles by French troops, to prevent civil war.
Hdty.-Considerab excitement prevailed in
Piedmont, on account of the conditions of the
Zurich treaty.
1t was reported at Turin that Neapolitan war
ships having been seen of Romagna Pied
montese squadron had been ordered into the
Adriatic.
There was an unconirmed rumor of a revo.
lutionary movement at Palermo, and that one
hundred and fifty rebels had been killed.
England. The Atlantic Telegraph Com
pany's electricians have commenced at Valen-
cia certain experiments on the Atlantic cable,
with some encouraging results.
Spain.-The Spanish Bishops have been i'm
itating the French prelates in publishing pas
toral letters in defence of the temporal power
of the Pope.
The treaty of peace between France and
Austria largely occupies the public attention.
The European Times, in publishing an outline
of the treaty, asks the question Will the
terms upon which the treaty was brought about
satisfy the people 2" and finally concludes that,
after having tasted the sweets of liberty, they
never will be brought under by the workings OF
any new scheme, and can only be conquered
by that power to which Austria succumbed-
namely, the sword.
Victor Emanuel received the Occupations
from the municipal body at Genoa, and in an
answering address, he said that Italian indie
pendence was the cause of justice" and that
he "would defend it to the uttermost, hoping
for that perseverance and union which would
secure the lawful wishes of Italy,"
1t is stated that France and England find as
much difficulty in bringing the young King OF
Naples to reason as they did with his father
Both countries are urging him to proclaim the
Constitution, threatening to withdraw their rep.
resentatives. He shows no disposition to com
ply with this request.
The sum raised by the finance department
of the Austrian Government by the Imperial
patent, instituted in 1854, is found to amount
to over one hundred millions of dollars more
than the patent allowed. The announcement
of this fact has produced bad effect upon the
people.
AT Vicnna they were protesting TO lose faith
in such Government, and the Austrian EN-
pire threatens dismemberment The latest &C.
counts from Hungary represent the people as
ripe for rebellion.