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SHANGHAI, October 6.-The Chinese govern
ment has repudiated the treaty with the
United States by refusing to open the ports OF
Guontople and Saiman, as stipulated in the
treaty.
PARIS, November 19.--No formal invitation
has yet been sent by France to England, but
Count Persigny has been instructed to arrange
the preliminary conditions with Lord John
Russell.
Austria and England have both protested
| against the establishment of the Regency In
Italy.
The French projects are intructed to invite
| the journals to be more Olrcumspect in their
language toward England.
| The three per cent. rentes closed to-day
| (20th) at 69f 86c.
It is stated that BuOncompagnewo tender
his resignation of the Regency to the Sandman
Government. .".,. ...
Two British war steamers have succeeded
in bringing off three hundred and fifty Christ
ians from the small forts of Morocco. A gem
eral massacre of the fugihves was feared.
A Spanish army of forty thousand men was
expected to land in Morocco early In Decem-
ber. -
The exchange of ratifcations at Zurich has
been fixed for the 21st of November. This full
powers entrusted to the plenpotentiaries would
| then be Withdrawn. Letters of invitation
from the French Government to the powers
which sigped the treaties OF Vienna, 10 send
pleni nipotentaries TO the Congress had been dis
patched.
The seat of the Congress would probably be
Paris, the governments Of Russia and Austria
having signifed preference for that capital.
| A Paris telegram to the London Post says
that the powers invited to send representatives
to the Congress are those that signed the final
act of Vienna and the three principal powers
Of Italy. The Congress will thus be composed
Of France, Great Britain, Russia, Prussia, Aus
tria, Spain, Portugal, Sweden, Sardinia, Rome
and Naples.
It is reported that Cardinal Antonelli will
represent the Pope in the Congress.
The London Tines, upon the San Juan diff
ficulty, enlarges upon the general conviction
that war between America and England is
impossible. 1t however says: "Phere are
some convictions which work out their own
truth in practice, but there are others which
| tend to their own practical refutati0n. We
sincerely hope that the different readings Of
| the axiom, that war with England and Amer
| lea is impossible, may not be an illustration
of this truth" The editorial, after pointing
out the Importance Of San Juan to the En-
gish, and the impossbility Of the surrender
Of it unless some very different title be
brought forward from any yet seen, concludes
by expressing much satisfaction that the right
to the island will be cody discussed in Wash
ington and London, while the affairs on the
spot will remain in Statu quo
Tho London Herald understands that Mr..
Lever has again offered to charter the Great
| Eastern for twelve months, but the proposal
was refused without hesitation by the Direc-
tors.
The official investigation into the loss of the
Royal Charter ia progressing in Liverpool
butwithout developing any thing new.
Divers at the wreck had brought up several
small boxes Of gold. Measures are about to
be taken by the Government for tho proteo.
ton of Belfast Harbor.
The societies of art have inaugurated
movement for grand International exhibition
in London in 1862. They propose to raise
guarantee fund of f250 900 sterling.
1t Ia stated that the British Gov ernment is
under conviction that it is not policy to rely
on one national war laboratory and arsenal, and
has determined to establish an inland arsenal
on large scale, and 10 commit its working to
civilians. 1tisnot intended, however, to SUI
persede woolwich.
The Tines has again disgusting article on
the relations ofEngand and France.
| IT complains that in France, every inst,u-
ment that can work on public opinion is being
employed to raise violent spirit Of animosity
against England and the nation at large, aud
that the army is taught to look on war with
England as not remote.
The Times cannot discover any serious ques-
ton at issue between the two governments,
and afirms that ii is in the power of the EN-.
peror alone to put an end to the state of
things daily becoming mora serious, and IL he
does not do SO there is q reasonable ground
for drawing gloomy inference from his 81
lence.
LIVERPOOL, November 49, Richard son &
Spence report the breadstuffs market firm.
Flour quiet but firm. American brands are
quoted at 23@2Ss. Wheat firm and advanced
2@3d. in early part of the week, but closed
quiet. Red is quoted at 81 3d@lOs Sd. White
at 9s 6d@1ls Sd per 100 lbs. Corn dull and
was offered freely at a slight decline. Yellow
22@33s per quarter; White S5@3Ss. Measrs.
Bigland, Athega d Co. quote wheat at an
advance of Id. on the week, and corn at n
decline of Sd.
James McHenry Il Co., Bigland, Athegn 4
Co., Richardson 4 Spence and other circulars,
report the Liverpool Provision market dull
Beef dull, with decline on the inferior quail
ties. Pork dull. Bacon quiet. Lard steady
at 57@5S.
Coffee dull. Carolina Rice firm. Resin
steady at 4S4s. Id. Turpentine steady.
Barings report Wheat advanced load.
Flour, 23s@26s. Sugar firm, and advanced
8d@1s.
FRANoE.--Marquis Mortier, ambassador to
Berlin, is transferred to Vienna, nice, Baron
Borgueney. who retires from public life.
Prince Vatour Dauveneigue goes to Berlin.
General Montonbsn is named Geueral-in-
Chief of the French expedition to China. His
nom nation is unpopular in the army.
Prince Metternick had received letters of
credence as Austrian Embasaador to Paris.
The warlike article in tho London Times Of
the 18th ult. had produced a great sensation.
The Paris journals generally say that the
views set forth are exaggerations, and that the
unfriendly feeling, If any exists, is entirely
owing to the violence Of the British press
The harbor of Fecamp, near Havre, is TO
be transferred into military port and arse
nal. 4..
The Ame do la Religion had published let
ter purporting to be an answer of the King
OF Sardinia to Napoleon's recent letter. 1t
is, however, pronounced fabrication, aud
the journal will be prosecuted.
A dispatch from General Martinprey an
nounces additional success over the Moors.
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