The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-16
NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Bremen at this Port and
Nova Sc0tian at Portland.
FIVE D A rs I a r e r i.
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The Bremen steamship Bremen, Captain Vessels from
Remea Nov. 20, and Southampton Nov. 80, arrived a
this port at nine O'Clock last night
The news is four days later but of very little mpor
tance.
The letters Of invitation to the European Congress
despatched the 10Th ult to the different Powers The
Congress will assemble in the early part of January.
The Piedmontese government had received commu.
nicaon ntimatng the opposition of Austria to the Con
gress on account Of tie nomination of NJ Buoncompagn
to tho Regency of Central Italy The difficulties made by
Tuscany the delegation of the Regency to NJ Buoncom
pagni had not been settled.
Advices from Rome confirm the rumor that Cardinal
Antonelli will represent the Pope at the Congress
The Official Journal Of Rome, Of the oath inst, says
Certain journals exaggerate the reforms which are TO
come into operation. The Propaganda has received re-
ports from Cochin China that prosecutions and ireat-
Aent of the missionaries have again taken place there
was stated in Berlin that the Minister OF War, General
BONN had rendered his resignation, and that the
had been accepted was also asserted that he was to
be replaced by General Hermann.
Garibald had issued another manifesto, which pub
lish The Niario Journal OF Nice, states that pre-
viousy to the departure Of Garbadi from that place
great number of the English residents there made de-
nonstraoo in his honor going in procession in carriages
(venty in number) to his house. and presenting
address, numerousy signed, expressing admiration of
his noble patriotic and perseverng efforts to emaucipate
his country The General returned his thanks in warm
terms.
We learn from Japan that matters remain on a very
unsatisfactory footing and the government throw all sorts
OF obstacles the way Of friendly settlement according to
treaty with England The murder Of Russian officer and
sailor brough. about the dismissal of the Governor Of
Kanagawa and stated that General Mouravef the
Governor General of Siberia, who was present with
twelve ships of had taken advantage of tho oppor-
tuny to obtain the lower portion of the island OF Sag
halen for the Russian Crown.
line Of omnbuses has recently been established at
Beyrout the first in Syria. The Bedouins run
from all sides to them pass aud stand looking after
them with establishment
The Hamburg American Company's screw steamship
Bavaria, Captain H. Taube. arrived or Cowes at IA NJ
Nov %, with adyces Of the 18th inst from New York
She had easery winds and fine weather the first part Of
the passage and aery strong westerly gales with high
seas.
TIE British Parliament had been prorogued from De.
cember Is till the oath of January
The following had been issued by the British Post Office
authorities
Arrangements have been made for the Canadian 90.
vernme packets to call at Queenstown Cork in their
weekly winter voyages between Liverpool and Portland
for the purpose of embarking and landing mails For
the future therefore, the mails for Canada and the United
States forwarded by these packets will include in add
ton to the correspondence ordinarily made up Liver
pool on the morning Of their departure from that port
such correspondence may be posted London or NAV
arrive there up to the usual post hour on Wednesday
evening" may reach Cork up to Thursday morning il
each week. that considerable additional time viii n
allowed throughout the kingdom for posting letters &c
sent By the Canadian packets TO Canada and the Unte
appointed to leave Liverpool Wednesday the 30t inst
and will continue thenceforth till further notice
The Treaties OF Zurich.
The Pedmoniese Gazette Of the 23d inst. publishes th
text OF the two treaties concluded at Zurich follows
Victor Emanuel H., by the grace lof God King of sar
DINA OF Cyprus and OF Jerusalem, Duke of SAVOY O
Genoa, Prince Of Piedmont &C. to all whom the presen
letters may concern, greeting
treaty having been concluded between us and his Ma
Je6fy the Emperor OF the French and signed by re-
spectve Penpotenaries at Zurich the 10th Of Noyem
Der, 1859, with view TO consolidate our alliance and
regulate by defnitive agreement the results of our
participation Ia the late the of which is a.
follows
In the name Of the Most Holy Trinity his Majesty the
King Of Sardinia and his Majesty the Emperor Of thu
French, wishing to consolidate their alliance and regu
late by defntve agreement the results OF our parc
patton IN the last war, have resolved to confirm
(consd-n) by a treaty the dispositions OF tn,
preliminares OF Viairanca relative to the cessior
OF Lombaroy TO which purpose they appointed as thei
plen.possntiariesfo his Majesty the King of Sardinia
Francois Louis Chevaer des Ambrois de Nerache &C.
and the Cheyaier Jocteau, &C. for his Majesty tue En-
peror OF the French Baron de Bourquency &c. and tn
Marquis de Bonneville, &C.
Art l. by treaty OF ths days date, his Majesty III
Emperor of Austria having renounced for himself and
all his descendants and successors in favor OF his ia
esty the Emperor Of the French his claims (dros) an
fhp Pnape ~ tha
transfers TO his Majesty the King Of Sardinia the claim
and titles which accrue to him in virtue of Att of tn
above quoted treaty, of which the teuor follows
His Majesty the Emperor OF Austria renounces for hin
self and SUCCESSORS in favor OF his Majesty the Empero
Of the French his claims and titles to Iombardy with th
exception OF the orresses of Peschera and of Mantua
and Of the territories determined by the new detaor
which remain in the possession Of his Imperial Roys
Apostolic Majesty.
Tyro onthe Lake Of Garda win follow the middle Of tn
lake as far the height Of Bardolino and Manerba
whence will join in strag h line the point Of intersec
ton Of the zone of defence OF the fortress Of Peschier
with the Lake Of Garda That shall be determine,
by circumference at range OF $500 metres from III
centre Of the fortress plus the distance Of the said
TO the gacis Of the most advanced fort From the pou
OF intersection of the circumference thus drawn with tn
Mnco the frontier will follow the valley Of the river
lie Grazie will extend from lie Giraffe straight line %
scorzarolo will follow the valley of the Pc Llzzara
from which point there alteration in the frontier lin
already existing before the war.
military commissioner appointed by the government
interested will be charged with drawing out the line
the localities within the shortest possible delay.
Art Q His Majesty the King of Sardinia, in taking pos
session OF ~ territories coded to him by his Majesty TIL
Emperor Of the French accepts the charges and condi
tons attached to that cesson such they stipulated
in articles s. g. TO- H. H. 49, H. Is and 16 Of the treat,
concluded under this days date between his Majesty tn
Emperor Of the French and his Majesty the Emperor
Austria, which thus conceived
(1 The new government OF Iombardy will be charge,
with three fths OF the debt OF the Monte obardo We
neto.
1t will also be charged with portion Of the nationa
loan OF 1854 fixed between the high contracting parties al
40 900 dorns Conventions sen.) no forins Ct ster
ling
( An International commission shall be INN edateiy
appointed to wind up the affairs OF iqidaon) the Mon
Iombardo Venet0 the creditor and debtor balance To
be drawn the principle of three hs to the new 90
vernment and two ffths To Austria.
(c The new government OF L0mbardy succeeds to the
rights and obligations resulting from contracts regularly
stipulated by the Austrian administration for objects or
puoMc interest concerning especially the coded territory
d The Austrian government is charged TO refund all
sums paid IN by Lombard subjects communal districts
religious societies. public establishments &c. as caution
money deposits, &c. Vice sercd, the new government
subjects. -
lg Inc new government of Iombardy recognizes and
sanclons tne railway concessions granted by the Austrian
government on the coded territory and for their full
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