The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-11-11

steamer North America passed here
this evening on her way to Quebec,
with Liverpool dates to the 26th. -
She will be due at Quebec st about
: noon tomorrow. The Asia from
New York, arrived at Liverpool on
the Oath. ae
\ Nothing had transpircd in regart
to the proceedings Of the Zurict
Conference or in relation to the treat
\ les of peace.
d. A dispatch from Zurich states tha
, Count Coloredo was still alive, bu,
no hopes were entertained Of biz
surviving. ,.....-..,.... ..
GREAT BRIrAN.-All the Cunard
steamers leaving Liverpool for Bos.
ton, via Halifax, are hereafter to call
1t Queenstown, and will thus be
enabled to bring one day 9 later news
by telegraph.
Sir j. Dean Paul, and Strahan,
tho ex London Bankers, have been
released by a pardon, after enduring
four years penal scrvitude.
The fret battalion oi the military
train for China. are under orders 10
depart by the overland route.
The strike among the London
builders continues, 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 an excessive
mortality among families Of the un-
employed operatives, and there is
reason to fear that many will perish h
rom want and disease.
Parliament has been prorogued TO
December 18th.
The Paris correspondents OF the
London journals indulge in gloomy
forebodings. The correspondent Of
the Herald states plainly that the
impression has gained ground that a
rupture between France aud Eng.
land is imminent.
FRANoE.-The Paris Constitution
net, in an article by the senior Edit.
or. replying to the assertions of the
English press that the policy of the
Emperor had lett state oil political
incertitu 1e in Europe states what
aid of the Emperor was in the be.
ginning, and compares it with the
advantages gained. and accused the
English journals Of inconsistency
Several of the Provincial journals
have published simultaneously vic.
lent articles against England, which
are known to have b,en supplied by
a government official. Ia these
England is warned that an hour o
, trial approaches, which may put ar
end to hrr greatness forever.
The Paris correspondent OF til,
London Post states that negotiation
q are going on to complete arrange
= men's for joint expedition agains
China. The correspondent Of tn,
London Xerold, on tho other hand
I repeats The statement formerly made
! that preparations BY France are sus
pended.
foundations have recently occur
!. red in the South Of France and hav
c already caused much danays to lif
and property.
General Bedeon and DR.. Lander
y ost have returned to France unde
:, the amnesty declared by the Elnper
$ or.
I, SPAIN.-At Madrid, on the 22d
:. the government announced to tn,
), Cortes that it was going to begir
: with Morocco. which was received
with enthusiasm. All the politica
parties offered to support the Minis
try, and the newspapers are of tn,
a same patriotic feeling. O'D,nnel
announce to tho Cortcs that tn,
gov, rnmcnt had ordered the Spanisl
Representatives at Tangiers to tax,
] his departure. The correspondent
. ofthe Anto'cfa OF the 22d announce,
that an army for Africa is to he or
ganized the middle of next week
when General O'Donnel will leave
, Madrid.
MADRID, October Pal, is report
, ed that the Ministers stated that the,
would not have resource to loan
and that the floating debt would no
be augmented.
Accounts from different parts o
!, Spain continue to speak OF gres,
preparations for war, and troops are
collected in every part destined fol
Africa.
!, A Paris dispatch states that Gen
cral ODonnel had started.
PARIs.-A letter in the LIE Nor0
asserts that Lord Palmerston ha,
declared to the French Ambassador
that England would not auifer Spain
to occupy both sides Of the strait.
and will oppose it by force.
Tho English Cabinet, it is said
will make the question an European
one.
The L,ndon Times is OF opinion
that any fear of danger to Europe ol
the British possessions of Gibraltar
from the Spanish enterprise agains,
Morocco is absurd, but an attack by
France on the independence OF Mo.
rocco and az attempt to annex tc
Algeria would justify the atronges,
remonstrance 10 behalf Of Europe.
The London Daily Neacs think.
that the alliance OF France and Spain
against Morocco, or at any ratio a
war simultaneously threatened by
both powers as by no means re.as
suring to Great Britain.
LATER. The London Times Paris
correspondence says the Convention