Des Arc citizen., 1859-11-09
BY ELEG R A P F!
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

| NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-1ne bfltisn and Nortn | American Royal mail steamship America.
 Capt Miller. touched at Halifax yesterday on | her way from Liverpool to Boston. She sailed from Liverpool on Saturday. the 22d ult., at noon. consequently her advices are three days | later than those received per the steamship
 Nova Scotian at Farther Point, C. E.. on the 27th ut. The following is a summary of her advices:
 LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKET. T.-Lverpool, Oct 22.-The sales of cotton during the past week amount to 5S,000 bales, of which specn- 1 lators took 2500 and exporters 5000 bales.- There is an advance of Id. Middling quali- ties have improved most. The market gener ally closed with an advancing tendency for clean descriptions. On Friday the sales to spectators and exporters amounted to 1900 bales. The market generally closed steady at the following quotations: Fair Orleans 7f :; middling Orleans 3-l6; fair Mobiles T 1; Middling Mobiles '; fair upands T; mid ding uplands 11-16.
 | MANCHESTER MARKET.-The advices from | Manchester are unfavorable; cotton is slow l of sale, but the prices are unchanged. H.vRE CorroN MARKET.-Havre, Oct 9 Orleans TRES oRDINAIRE is quoted at 115 francs. There is a considerable advance on all qualities The sales of the week amount to $500 bales. New Orleans bas are quoted at 105 francs. The stock in port amounts to 44,000 bales.
 GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
 The details of the treaty recently signed at Zurich have been made public. They are I.mere ampification of the treaty signed at Villafranca. The rights of the Duke of Tus- cany and Modena are reserved
 The Spanish Government is dissatisfied with the satisfaction which the Emperor of Morocco offers for the recent outrage commit ted at Tangiers, and collision between the two Governments is considered imminent. The Sardinian government has issued a de- cree for loan of 10o000.000 francs.
 PARIs.-The Paris Pays ntimates that Ma ples, Spain, Portugal or Sweden are not likely to be represented at the projected general European Peace Congress.
 LoNDoN.-The London Times. Post and Herald are averse to England taking part in the Peace Congress. The London Post thinks the Italian question is still very complicated, and that the situation of the Emperor Napo- leon is very embarrassing. It also thinks it certain that Romagne will be attacked by the troops of the Papal Government, and that at the first menace of armed intervention in the Duchies, Gen. Garibadi's troops will eradicate every vestige of Papal rule. VALENcIA.-The electrician of the Allan tic Cable Telegraph Go. are experimenting at Vaentia, and it is said in some cases with en- couraging results.
 It was rumored at Paris that the Emperor Napoleon had refused an audience to deputa- ton from Bologna and that he granted one to deputation from the Duchies.
 The English journals continue to draw the attention of the British Government to the immense naval preparations of France, par ticuiarly at Touon, where twenty-two large ships of war are being constructed i It was reported that Marshal Valiant sug gested to the Emperor Napoleon the occupa tion of the Dnches by French troops so as to prevent civil war.
 PrEDMoNT.-There is great excitement in Piedmont in regard to the conditions of the Zurich treaty. It was reported at Turin that | Neapolitan war ships had been seen off Ro- magma. A Piedmontese squadron has been ordered into the Adriatc Sea.
 | ZURICH A telegraph dispatch from Zu- rich, gives the main points of the treaty of peace recently concluded and signed. Austria surrenders Lombardy with the exception of
 Mantua and Peschiera to the frontier liue to
 France. France recedes to Piedmont. the possessions in Lombardy to be paid by the new Government Piedmont is to pay Aus | tria 40.009.000 of horins, and assume thfee-
 iftbs of the debt of Monte Lombardy, Venetia making the debt transferred to Sardinia amount to 250,O00,000 francs. The Emperor Napoe- on and the Emperor of Austria are to assist
 in forming confederation of the Italian States. Venetia is 60 be under Austria rule, and to form a part of the confederation.