American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-11-24
LATER FROM EUROPE.
arrival oftSs Canada -EngL nd to join
hs European Congress-England unitss
aoiA FrGnce- Garibaldi Lnesnsed.

Truro, N, s.. Nov. 19.--The steamship
Canada. with the Liverpool and London
Mails Of the 9Th iust:, and telegrapbic ad-
vices. via Queenstown, to Monday the
7th, arrived at Halifax this morning.
LIvERPooLL. Nov. THE cotton mar
ket is steady. and opens quietly under the
steamer Africa's news. .si .,l
LONDON, Nov. Moon .--Consols 96A.
The political news IS unimportant.
The above. news was received via Tru.
70. The Express, with the Associated
Press dispatches, will arrive at Sackyille
sicKvfLLs. Nov. fs..--The Express,
with the Associated Press dispatches by
The. Canada, arrived hers to night. a,
The steamers Indian and City Of Wash.
iugtod arrived out on the Sd inst,
tits asserted that the English Govern
nlent ha. consented to Join the proposed
European Congress for, the. settlement Of
the Italian difficulty. and that France and
England had completely agreed upon a
basis Of a treaty of peace.
1t is vsquely reported in the European
journals that Garibalci, in his interview
with King Victor Emanuel, made use Of
strong expressions, with regard TO the pro-
posed settlement Of the present difficulties,
that Ptsly had. been betrayed by her pre-.
tended friends. aud that bic wou,d head a
revolution Of the people to carry ou! the
original plan.
The King Of Sardinia protested against
such proceeding. ....... ',srs
TIE Great Eastern arrived atSou thamp-
ton. >,
The India mail, with telegraphc news
via Ceylon Oct. l4th, and Bombay and
Calcutia dates TO the same period. has
reached Msrseilles. There is no political
news.
The Australian mail Of September l7th
has been telegraphei.
: The Colonial Ministry has been defeated
Imports heavy, and trade dull.
The shipments Of gol] since the last
have been over 240, 1000 ounces. Of which
60. 400 we're on the Royal Charter.
A Cabinet Council Is rumoIed for N ou-
day. The number Of troops contributed
India. to the China expedition. will be
6, 900 Europeans and 1000 natives.
LWERrooE. Sunday The plsnipoten-
tiaries at the Peace Conference, have re-
ceived orders 10 sign the treaty of peace
1t is believed that it will TO signed to,
morrow, and convocation, to be held al
Paris, will follow immediately.
PARIS. 6th---f is stated on reliable au.
thority. that the Congress will be held in
Paris, instead Of Brussels.
A Paris telegram says the English and
French governments have completely a
greed on a basis for the Congress whisf
is 10 be held at Brussels. All, that re-
mained TO be settled was the official ratifi
cation from The British government.
The Great Eastern had a rough passage
and heavy sea. She rolled aud dipped
but with perfect ease ,and seemed to swing
herself with a sideloDg. gentle motion
over every wave, dropping deeply anC
easily beyond them, with regular slow
rolls. often deep enough to leave on pad
die high and dry. This motion is attrib
uted 10 her very light immersion, anc
having no upper weights to couuterbal
ance the coals below. The whole roll wa
only eight degrees each way. The great
est sped was close on l8 miles an hour
The run was far more satisfactory thai
either Of the previous ones. She arrive,
at Southampton on the 9Th.
A new steamship has been ordered b.
ths Cunard Company, which is TO be 5o
tons larger than the Persia.
! The verdict Of the coroner's Jury in th
case Of Che Royal Chartsf,is thatthe wfec
} was purely the result Of accident.
} Great activity prevails at Woolwich Al
: senai. 10 the preparation Of material fc
tho coast delenses, and for the e&peditio
against China.
The Notifications at Dover srs 10 be e1
tended forthwith, and several batterie
& are to be reco Instructed. INV.