The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-26
THE VERY LATEST NEWS.

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The Montesr OF this morning says the different Assem-
bcs Of the Central Italian States have agreed Offer the
regency to Prince Cargpan. This resolution to be
gretted especially under the present circumstances the
approaching assembling of European Congress, called
to deliberate on the airs of Italy because it tends
PREJUDICE questions which must there be settled.
LONDON, Nov. 12, 1859
THE REGENCY OF PRINCE CARIGNAN.
The London Daily Necs has the following es
patch
PARIS, Nov lip NJ
The news that the King Of Sardinia has refused to
authorize the Prince Cargnans acceptance of the Re-
gency, is false All that is known is that France has
formally counselled Sardinia to refuse The Kings
answer is not yet known
In a leader the London Daily Ne,us says
This contradiction necessary to prevent a most
serious degradation of Piedmont in the eyes of freemeu
all over the world There is still to hope that the
embrace wise and independent policy, not gbbet
themselves as carrying out the behests of foreign
sovereign
The London Tines on the same topic, says
There is an earthly providence which knows better
what good for Italy than Italy knows herself But for
Victor Emanuel to be conscious Of being instrument
ntgues for running sacred and beloved cause this is
hurd 70 be endured, and it is tyranny to inict it,
If Napoleon III. will not let Central Italy have the
Prince Carignan, she may possibly last bethnk her
whether she has of the Washington samp among
her sons, and she may turn her eyes upon Garbadi.
FRANCE AND ENGLAND.
The London Times dcvotes considerable space to an
article showing the prevalent feeling in France
the question Of war with England. The chief
reason for the opinions expressed is article by
French reviewer published 10 london 1t is stated that
in France the project Of with England is necessarily
discussed in the high places power in the public Offices
in the army and the navy among the WORKING CLASSES and
among the men Of business The army reported to be
unonnous for In the navy the desire for amounts
to frenzy The church as eager either army or
navy The conclusions are that in with England
the French Emperor has the power OF satisfying army
and navy OF gratifying the clergy, of winning over tho
legnmists and of securing the SURFACES of united
people.
BUILDERS STRIKE
The nine hours movement In the metropolis is at an
end 1t Is announced that the conference of the building
trades having carefully considered their position have
determined to withdraw the strike at Mossrs. Troope's
in order that they may the more ccctnaly oppose the
declaration and secure the support OF the trades of the
United Kingdom.
The London Times and Daily Ne,os state that writ of
babeas corpus yesterday received by the Governor
Of lane jail FOR Inc t . Q, the prisoner
and he will be brought up this Saturday morning at
Southwark Police court on that charge
COMMERCIAL.
from the Daily News City Article
There more rmness to-day la the stock exchange in
consequence Of the dentve signature Of the treaty OF
peace at Zurich The aspirations of the Paris Montur for
the speedy meeting of Congress also attracted attention
The decline Of 70 to u cent which took place ycster-
day consos has accordingly been recovered most otner
securities we're likewise strong The supply OF money in
commercial channels was rather liberal but there
still exceptional transactions below the bank minimum
There bullion transactions nj the bank to.dny
The foreign exchange this afternoon experienced no
alteration worth noticing.
From the London Times City Artcle.l
The English funds continue inactive and there has moi
Their been any business of importance nor the slightest
fuctueton throughout the day. The demand for money
connues steady at ~ per cent and at the bank the dali
~ transactions are considerable. 1t is said that tho
amount OF specie remaining to be sent by the India
Council during the next few months, does not exceed
f5O0, 900.
In the railway market scarcely any business V
going forward either speculative or bora tide. There
Is no want of rmncss, however, of the leading Bril-
fish stocks leaving of tonight at 4 per cent higher.
The steamer Bremen, from New York, with English
and German mails and advices of 20h arrived at Cowes
this morning. roste for Bremen.
The London Times, in its weekly commercial review,
says the produce markets during the week have again
been nanimatc transactions being chiefly confined 20
actual requirements with moderate supplies Offering INC
inspection Of leading staples show little variation
The home deliveries continue steady. Tho aggregate
railway traffic returns Of the United Kingdom Tor tne
week ending Nov show increase Of over ias
year
The london Herald says the market Is now almost
entirely cleared Of Australian and American goi ana
II further arrivals not reported, Withdrawals must w
Effected to sryp'v the continental inquiry