Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-11-12
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE srEA asH1p NORTH AMERIc
Misunderstanding Between France
and England.
,aan Declares War against Morocco.
FARTHER POINT, Nov. Z.

FARTHER POINT, Nov. Z.
The steamship North America passed here
this evening on her way to Quebec. with Liv-
erpoo dates to the 26th ult She will be due
at Quebec about noon tomorrow.
-g- Nothing has transpred in regard to the
proceedings of the Zurich Conference, or in
relation " the treaties Of peace.
A dispatch from Zurich states that Count
Colerdo was still alive, but no hopes were en-
tertained of his surviving.
GREAT BRirAlN.-AH the Cunard steam
ers leaving Liverpool for Boston via Halifax,
are hereafter TO call at Queenstown, and will
thus be enabled to bring one days later news
by telegraph. ak
Sir j. Dean Paul and Strahan, the ex-Lon-
don bankers, have been released by pardon,
after four years of penal servtude
The first battalion of the military train for
China are under orders to depart by the over
land route.
The strike among the London builders con-
tinues, telling seriously against the men who
remain idle. They have resolved to appeal to
the public for aid in supporting their families.
Recent returns show all excessive mortality
among the families of the unemployed opera
tives, and there is reason to fear that many
will perish from want and disease.
Parliament has been prorogued to Decem-
Der 10Th.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Journal indulges in gloomy forebodings.-
The correspondent of the Herald states plain
ly that the impression has gained ground that
| q rupture between France and England is
imminent. ~ --4-.-- .r. .E,-4-
| FRANcE-The Paris Constitutional, in an
article by the senior editor, replying to the
assertions Of the English press that the policy
of the Emperor had left state of political in
certitude in Europe; states what the aim Of
the Emperor was in the beginning; compares
it with the advantage gained, and accuses the
English journals of Inconsistency. Several of
the provincial journals have published, stimuli
taneously, violent articles against England,
which are known to have been supplied by a
Government official. In these, England is
warned that an hour Of trial approaches,
which may put an end to her greatness for
ever
The Paris correspondent of the London
Herald, on the other hand, repeats the state
ment formerly made, that the preparations by
France are suspended.
Inunda,ions have recently occurred in the
south Of France, and have caused much dam
!, age to lite and property.
: Gen. Bedsteau and DR.. LandZet have re-
( turned to France under the amnesty declared
by the Emperor.
SpAIN-At Madrid, 22d, the Government
announced to the Cortes that it was going to
begin war with Morocco, which was received
with great enthusiasm. All political parties Of
!, fered to support the Ministry, and the news
papers express the same political feeling
O'Donnell announced to the Cortes that
the Government had ordered the Spanish
representative at Tangiers to take his depar-
:. ture.
| SC i,,& oc Al
announces that all army for Africa is 10 be
>, organized about the middle of next week,
when Gen. ODoniiell will leave Madrid
MADRID, Oct. "A
1t is reported that the Ministers. stated t,a /.
f" they would have resource to loan aud H,'
the floating debt would not b. ans.n-. .!
D. Accounts from different part uf Spa. IL
,c ,mue to speak Of great preparations So nas.
+ and troops are collecting in every ,.s.t, d.
r, ;'iled for Africa. i Paris I;>p.,cn slatea tas
j. Gen. OI'Onnell iIad staIted.
e 4 Paris letter III lie N0uv, asserts til; {
= Lord Palnerston has declared t. t.e Frcl.si.
!, Ambassador that England would no, sut.cr
v pain t. occupy both sides If the straits. and
j viii oppose ii by force. Tie EngsI, ca li:,ct
J. 1t is said, will make the question an Europe: n
d one The London 7imts is of opinion that
y any danger to Europe on the BRUSH posses
10 sessions of Gibraltar from the Spanish enter
j. prise against Morocco, is absurd but an at
70 tack by France on the Independence of Mo-
& rocco, and an attempt to anrex it to Algeria,
e, would justify the strongest rcmonstrances in
j. behalf of Europe.
The Louion Uaily Meps thinks that the
- alliance of France and Spain against Morocco,
$, or, at any rate, a war simultaneously threat
90 ened by both powers, as by no means re as
10 suring to Great Britain,
at THE LATEST
y The London Times Paris correspondent
u says that the convention between Lord Pal.
merston and the French Ambassador. as re-
ported in Le Nord, caused much emotion in
Paris. While the French Government had
asserted that it would not change its policy
as regards Morocco, Spain had repeated it's
p dlsavowa of the ambitious project attributed
= to her.
The Parls correspondent of the London
Neacs says, it is asserted that Mr. Nun had
o sent dispatch to say that England no long,
g er opposed the expedition against Morocco
y lTALY.-It is reported at Tuns that Mr..
Caborunda will soon be succeeded bv Count
= Cavour in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
=, The Pope returned to Rome on the Goth.
70 The reports of disturbances at Palermo are
. confirmed. The conflict began On the 9Th and
| iooeSu Shi eAO AAth,soG 10y hCd faIeTmO
g Quiet was restored, but Palermo was still in
- state of siege.
,, At the conferences between the POn and
:. the French Ambassador, it was stated Nat
- the ordinances granting administrative rs
- forms are ready and will soon be published.
!" PRUssIA.-Great preparations were making
in Germany for the Schiller festival The
~ Prussian Minister has refused to allow the
projected Torch Light Procession at Berlin.
A democratic demonstration was feared.
MoRocCo.-lt was expected that the Span
ish forces would attack by sea and land, and
. afterwards occupy Tetrian and Tangiers.-
N The French expedtionary corps were ready
le to take the field. 1t is stated that the Fl en-,
If soldiers, taken prisoners on the 3lst of Aug
" ust, were all burnt alive by the Moors, and
the French troops were burning to revenge
/. the outrage.
e RUssIA.-The reports of the intended in
d terview between the Emperors of Russia and
,e Austria are unfounded.
e. INDIA.-Telegraphic adyices via the over
v land mail from Calcutta to September 29th
:. have been received. There is no political
!. news.
; Propeller Blown Up.
T. SANDUsKY, Ohio Nov T.
7e The propeller Ohio, bound from Buffalo to
IS Cleveland, with a cargo If $50 tons M, chan
IS die, when ten miles OFT Long Point, below
| Erie On Sunday rpor,Ipy Mt VI ,,'..,,,k