The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-22
ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE
THE IlIx OF FHE CANADA AND sAyoEIi.
Journey Of the American EN-
bassy to Pekin, China.
Graphic Description Of the Scenes
BY the Way.
Chinese Carriages, Roads, Canals, Canal
Trackers, Junls, Crops, Cattle,
Cookery and Kitchen Ranges.
Diplomatic Ceremonies and Official Dignity On
Both Sides.
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THE ITALIAN rMBROGLLO.
0aribaldi and Plus the Ninth as
Reformers.
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THE HISPkKO-MOORISH WAR.
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British Feeling on the Harper's Ferry
Outbreak.
Our Pekin, Shanghae, London and Paris
Correspondence,
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&c, &C., &c.
The CunArd steamship Canada from Liverpool vA
Halifax arrved at Boston At halfpast six ths morning
Her mails were forwarded in the morning tram, and
reached this city about six O'Clock hast evening
The Hamburg steamship saxonia Captain Ehlers,
which left Southampton the 9TH inst reached this port
yesterday evening
Our files by the Canada and Saxona dated in Paris
on the 4th and London the 9th instant
The telegraph summary from Ssckvhle, N B., which
appeared the HERALD yesterday morning. presented the
main features Of the news.
Our special letters and the newspaper extracts given TO-
day contain highly interesting details descriptive Of
Mr.. Wards visit to Pekn, China the Italian embrogho
and Garibaldis move towards new revolution; the
latest reform promises Of Plus the NINTH the preparations
for war between Spain and Morocco, with important
papers from both Powers and the state OF feeling
existing England with respect to the Harpers Ferry
outbreak.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times says
that the interview between the King Of Sardinia
General Garbad which various telegraphc despatch
announced not Of the most satisfactory character
According this account Garibald frankly declared TO
the King that Italy was betrayed and that he should put
himself the head Of revolution, and Victor Emanuel
piled that he hoped he would not commit such absar
dy but that il he did there was no alternative but TO
employ force TO prevent it.
The Vienna correspondent of the London Times says
is toeraby certain that the moment in which the Aus
tran government win have to make concessions Hun
gary Is not far distant
At the reopening Of the Opera in Venice November
noisy dc monstration took place.
Brigandage continues In the Venetian provinces.
Several persons have been arrested In Verona by Hun
garan soldiers for distributing revolutionary prints
The elections Of members of Municipalities At Florence
and other places have terminated without any result al
most all the electors having abstained from voting
The National Assembly has been oonvoked for the 7th
Of November.
Omar Pacha, who lately superseded in the govern
ment of Bagiad is not to return TO Constantinope,
another place being fixed for his abode.
Late dates from the coast Of Africa state that tho
American ship Memphis, with hundred slaves, bad
escaped all the cruisers, and put to Twentysix
vessels expected the for cargoes OF slaves
for the United States.
The london Shipping Gdieze of the 4h inst remarks
on the Morocco question:
Notwithstanding an apparent proof Of the interest
Morocco do not believe for that the very
strong feet which have just at Gibraltar des
tined directly or indirectly to take part in any events
which may arise The unusual presence of French
squadron of Algesiras Of five line Of battle ships and
frigate, and Of Spanish squadron Of Six seven sail
supplies sufficient explanation Of me reinforcement Of
our fleet In the Straits without presuming that II is in
tended to participate in the threatened conflict
Advices from Agers the 1s state that the Benz Snas
SEN terrified had submitted the French accepting
ditiops peace Of character The French
expedition is pursuing the other tribes.
A Paris letter Of the Sd inst says
ADVICE from Lyons of the LIST that the
late have caused rising Of the waters Of the
Rbone and Saone The RhOne overowed its banks at the
Quay Combalo The Saone high the bridge Of
Nemours that carried away all the timber and tools
from shipwrights yard. terrific hurricane
perienced at Besancon Monday last II lasted from
eleven in the evening to six the morning The violence
Of the wind such that the furniture in the houses
tossed about.
The violent gale Of wind which has prevailed in Paris
during the last three four days has caused accidents of
different kinds Trees have been torn up by the roots
the Boucvards in the Champs Elysees and Jardin
des Pantes. Cimneys have ais been blown down, by
which several persons were more or less wounded.
The London Ne,os Of the 9th instant remarks
The imports Of Mexico present usually the value of
$4,000 600 dollars annually, while the exports formed
chiefly Of the gold and silver either realized from mines
in the country sent in transit through it. Snch is, in
few words the commercial position of Mexico. Agricu
ure meanwhile neglected that three ourths Of the
soil lies without cultivation, much from want OF
as money. This points TO the truth that under firm and
free government Mexico might be coonized with great
advantage and its would PROBABLY then bear
the gradual influx Of another eight millions
Vienna letter says
The affair Of the issue Of bonds TO the amount or
Ill 600 forms CTS 000f) above the
forms Of the national loan Of l854an issue which was
not illegal but long kept secrecontnues TO cause pre-
found sensation here and in the hope Of calming it, the
government has nominated special commission consist
ing number Of capitalists and bankers 10 in
the State This commission has already held several sit
tDgs the Ministry Of Finance and the result Of It's in
vestgation is waited for with much interest
letter from Pesth in the Prose- Of Vienna, says:
The national tendencies of the Magyars strong
~ manifested every day. Some time back number Of
students Of this city petioned that the Hungarian Ian
guagc should alone be used in teaching in the University
Of Pesth Several scandalous have Just taken place
IN the lecture Of the universyhe professors who
give their lessons in German having been hooted and
obliged to retire.
Turin loster Of the 2eth ut says
Tho last steamer from Naples brings the intelligence
that the instruction IN Sicily not terminated whatever
may have been said 70 the contrary The brothers Mas
trcch who are well known patriots keeping their
armed forces IN the mountains and everything indicates
an Dsurrecon In the south Of tn island Several Of the
ment in 1856, and who fed to Malta and returned were
taking part in the instruction.
The Pedmontese fever in Rome was succeeded by one
OF very different kind, which provoked precau
tionary measures in the government Some mysterious
hand had traced every available wall throughout the
city the three numbers, 15 6 co. which the amateurs
the lottery, taking for infalie o, resolved back
for the Saturdays customary drawing So were
the applications for this particular combination that the
government either fearful Of It's having political
meaning anxious not tSrsk great loss in the
numbers should up gave orders for them 70 be
fused all comcr and the money to be returned TO those
who already staked IT, The lottery drawn, however,
without Of the expected numbers making its appear
ancc.
The Odessa Journal gives long account Of the reoc-
ngs at Odessa the occasion Of the Emperor Of Russas
recent visit to that city His Majesty reached the city
about two in the morning, and Notwithstanding the hour,
welcomed by immense crowd Of all classes Of the
population At ten the morning his Majesty received
the representatives ofthe nobility with the military and