Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-19
WEEKLY MINNESOTlAN.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP HUNGARIAN.
NAPOLEON Demands Restitution OF the
Dukes Of MOdena and Tuscany.
Reasselnbling of the Zurich Con-
ference.
Spain Preparing to Fight Morocco.
Sr. JOINS. Nov. 10.


The steamship Hungarian, from Liverpool,
with dates to the 2nd instant has passed
Cape Race, and furnished advices only eight
days from Liverpool. Her dates are five
days later than received by the City of Balti-
more, at New York.
The ship Charles Holmes, from Liverpool,
bound for Mobile, was totally wrecked during
the gale that has proved so fatal along the
English coast. All her crew, it is reported,
perished.
The Emperor Napoleon has written to King
Victor Emanuel, urging him to consent to the
Eillafranca arrangement, so as to carry out
the treaty of peace with Austria.
The steamer Hungarian sent into this port
~ persons that had been saved from the
wreck of a vessel from Labrador, through the
exertion of the captain and crew, at the risk
of their own lives. They behaved most he
roicaly, and deserve the highest praise.
The Hungarian proceeds on her voyage
She Is bound to Portland, in accordance with
the usual winter arrangement OF the Canadian
line She passed the steamer Indian, from
Quebec, bound to Liverpool, on the Sd.
Another heavy gale had occurred on the
English Coast, but no disasters to American
vessels had been reported at Liverpool when
the Hungarian sailed.
The Liverpool papers continue to furnish
information regarding the wreck of the Royal
Charter, but no new facts had been devel-
oped.
The prospects for recovering the halt mil
lion sterling of gold were less encouraging
Extensive preparations for the purpose were
making.
IrALY-Among other things, Napoleon
makes the following demand
That the Duke of Modena shall be recalled
to this State that the Duke Of Parma shall
be invited to Piedmont that Tuscany shall
be augmented in territory and restored to the
Grand Duke, and that the projected conteder-
ton of the States of Italy shall with moderate
reforms be carried out.
Garibaldi had arrived at Turin to hold an
interview with King Victor Emanuel.
His reception along the route had been
most enthusiastic He everywhere received
expressions of faith of the people in his
course, and their confidence in him to exert
of all his influence with the King in theil
favor.
The report that France intended to aid
Spain in the war against Morocco in a similar
way to the support given to Piedmont during
the late war; is officially disclaimed.
The preparations of Spain for the expedl-
ton against Morocco were going forward Wig
orously and it was expected that offensive op-
erations would be commenced about the 9TH
inst
The Zurich conference had reassembled to
take final action on the treaties thus agreed
upon between France and Austria respecting
Italy.
Count Karolitye represents Austria in th'
Conference, in place OF Count Colorado, dc
ceased. All the treaties would be signed
within few days.
1t is asserted that the Congress of tn
Powers will take place with the adhesion o
England.
The Duke De Padua had been removes
from the French Ministry of the Interior.
Burriault had been appointed his success
SOr.