The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-07
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.
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THE MAILS OF THE AMERIC A.
Our fende3, Paris, erusseIs, rernl and
ia.ian correspondence.
General Excitement on the
Italian Question.
Hangerous agitation on the Church
Question II France.
NSroleon's Attitude Towards the Pope's
Temperatures.
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England Dissatisfied With the
Zurich Treaty.
NE China War to Subscrve Frames
on the Continent.
Eeeting Of the Gar Of Russia and Prince
Regent Of Prussia.
PREPARATIONS FOR raE SCHILLER FESTIVALS.
The Great Eastern Failure in Speed
and Finish.
H., Ae., &c.

re mails Of the America reached This from Boston
u an early hour Sunday morning, bringing h!es
Aun Earope dated in Paris the 2lst aud London
the I'D Of October
Cur Geographic report from Slckville ". B published
hnr HERALD satnr lay, after the arrival OF the
Hca Halifax, contained the main points OF the
bs, hishly interesting details of anspiring
Eurole the lat 81 dare win D. found In tbs letters
eur various espond.n's given this morning.
The contents u these important papers may be sum
.nnars d thus
Tie Zurich treaty, lately concluded between France
asd Austria, gves security 10 the Italian people, Is
astsste,u to tbe inspires the other great Powers
with dsrust
general European Congress must BE- assembled,
mt Whether Its members fate OF Italy or no
b doubtful.
Owing to the nnbending attitude OF the Pope with
respect temporal reform and his hostile position
The liberals Of the Romagna thought Carload,
veuld head revolution winch you'd entirely sweep
sway bis temporal,s.
l. England will not surmised be represented in the
Congress- she dbkr the Zurich treaty 10 ee made tn
basts Of action
g. Napoleon win hold back his expedition 70 China Win
- hope Of ccefcng paners.on TO seod an envoy 10
- Congress and make tha, envoy support ip goo
Asssurs his Italian policy.
g. Lord ralmerson has plaaly told Napoleon that h..
considers his m Italy franght with danger 70
hmscG
IAN exciting agitation has sprung mp in France oa
he question Of the Popes temporal power-,he ultra
nontans and Orleanst clergy taki., ie,i led
suppor, Of the Holy Fathers claim, whilst the peror
viii mary OF the ope, silently aud quietly ranging
themselves in opposition. The ss pastoral Of the
bishop Of orlcansan ardent supporter OF the Orleans
6amily-had PRODUCED very deci led ssusation.
6.--Irrssa determined ~ cultivate a more int
alliance with Rossa, thus enable hers,lf pro
secate the hemiaton OF Aus;-ia the Germanc c,nre
d4rata. For this purpose the Prince Regent n
FROM Berlin to meet the Gar n B-esan boh monarch
being attended by their Secretaries OF State Foree
Affairs.
9-The reform feeling crooked in Roma at The m,msn
e the departure Of the Sardsnan Minister hal at
Sohsidsd and were II rot for rhs military iiscolne and
ehdience OF tho Frcnch troops thought that u
soldiers Of Nacoeon would join tlla inhabitants in
axan driving the Pope into exile temporal ru!er.
l9-Quite 3 number u Americans wore arriving in
Rome
1.-THE feeling in England the san .Jian Island i'm
1eovio calm since the reception Of the late
from China.
13ihr Great Eastern vas regarded at present a fail
xe 10 speed, nn,sh and nansg ,ment.