, 1860-11-13
BY: TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of tho Steamship Breneni.

i The steamer Bremen has nrriyed with three
/ day6' later news. The Canada arrived ut Liz.
erpool Oct. 28th. = a., res
Ths Dsay Ne,e. says 1t Is very generally be.
! lieycd that the failure Of the Warsaw confer
! ence mainly. arose from the prominence given
| by the Cxar to atevlsion Of ffhe treaty Of Paris,
that being the main object Of tho policy OF
! Russia. -
WARSAW, Oct a0--It is stated that the War
saw Interview maintained to the last purely
personal character as regards both the Princes
aud their Ministers: :'At the interview on this
T day, no stipulation was made No convention
ofany Kind was concluded, nor even proto-
col crnwn up.
.i'lt was rcpurtcd that the Austrian envoy had
notified the Emperor that unless The waslike
aud tue Hungarian legion disbanded, Austria
would Immediately commence hostilities+ a..
Five hundred Of the Irish Pupal brigade had
passed through France, en- route for Ireland.
Judicial proceedings have been instituted
against the" "Opiulonc Nationale, " for the pub
The London Duly ke,.s Of the 31st, says the,
Emperor Of the French has placed four shipa
Of the line before Gacta, with orders to pre-s
vent an attack On the fortress by Admiral Per-
sano, and if necessary to sink his ships. In,
der these circumstances, Admiral Pc.sano will
M take no part III the approaching siege Of: Gacia. .
The -Aelcs dcnounccs this as direct 1utcrvei-
allowed to remain q victim to ali This mystery
aud repeated surpttscs.
Victor Emanuel and Ga1ihaldi, whose opera:
tions were combined, we're preparing for
The London Morning Ad.yitiser asserts on
tor Emanuel was to Immediately bombard
Gacta by sca and land. Capua lind been deli
nite1y occupied by Garibaldi's troops. -:
It vas reported that King Victor Emanuel, ,
would confer on Garibaldi the title Of Prince
Cala1Tno, with an income of 5000 IyTes, and
would lccoEate him with the Order of the An
nunclltion. =,
LATEsT.-Thc Paris I.rne asserts that the
Sovcrri.1ls ut Warsaw united in promising as
sistance 10 Austria If she were attacked by
Piedmont
CuiSA-Chlna mails arc not yet received,
but the following details have como to hand
Of tue taking Of the :raku forts. The northern
forts were captured after three hours fighting,
and the others surrendered. The allies lost
400 killed and wounded Thcy occupied Tlcnt-
len Tho Ambassadors we're there but would
soon proceed to Pekin. The rebels had with
drawn from Shanghai.
The 1i:aes Insists that the telegraph had
brought false news, and that Lord E]gin WIS
not going to 1'ckin without an army, rs that is
exactly the opposite of what he should do TO
obtain permanent place. -
RUss1A-Thc Dowager Empress Of Russia is
dead. :
NAPLEs.-TrR1S, Friday.-Admiral Petsano
has commenced and. suspended firing on the
Hoyali5ts near Gaeta- Tue news of i mystic
rlous expedition uudcr Gen. Jar has been de-
clarcd pure invention.
LONDON. Friday.-Tlc correspondent Of tho
Times ut Vienna, supplies information "a to
what passed at tho Conference. The ,nonarchs
and their ministers lad several interviews, but
did little norc than exchange opinions con-
corning lie state Of Europe. 4 Convention
was drawn up but not signed, beenuso the |
soverc!~ns and their ministers could not conc
to an understanding on several matters Of i'm |
poranCc. GortscliukoG failed to convince the |
Russian and Austrian statesmen that it would |
be advantageous to all parties II tie treaty of |
March, 1856, was subjected to revision, Rus. |
sia Is exceedingly dcsirous Of re,aining her 1
position on the Danube and doing away with \
tic neutrality Of the Black Sea. II is reported |
that GortschakoG and Richberr had an alter
cation at the very first interview.
PoLASD-Thc Poles displayed such disloy-
n spirit while Alexander was at Warsaw, that
His Majesty was unable to conceal the ycxation
he felt.
FnAscE.-The Nsrald's Paris correspondence
says the GovcTnment Inns contracted with pri-
yate shfp builders for the immediate coustruc.
tion of $50 iron cascd steam gun boats. :.
Captains I'll the French mercantile marinc
hare been informed by circulars from the aIin-
Ester Of Marine. that in the event oil war they
will be taken into the service rs Second Lieu
tenants. As The proposition has given dissatis-
[action, it is said that il will be proposed 10
give them pension.
1t is reported that 3lr. Whitworth has con-
tractcd to supply tho French with auy number
Of Ills rifles at II each.